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Died.
On the 18th instant, Mr. E. W. ARNOLD, Printer aged
about 43 years.
His friends, and the Members of the New York Typo
graphical Society requested to attend his funeral from
his late residence No. l06 East Broadway Friday after
noon (2lst instantly at O'Clock. His remains will be
taken to Williamsburg.
co. The Kingston, ulster Coz papers will please
copy the above notice.
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THURSDAY, ArnI 90
Atiok o'clock, at as Ciih.t
Funiture SaleTh- entire furniture OF the above mouse
CONN i-inF general variety ofgood housekeeping articles
chairs tables sofas sdsboird rugs. mamie oIna
ments good bed furniture oil CLOTH &c all IN ~
order.
FRIDAY.
Large Sale Of Valuable Dry Goods fancy and pledged h.
cles cutlery hardware and quantity OF ura'ue az
lok o'clock at the sales room.
SAT- RDAY.
Exersrte and truly valuable sale Of the very best second
hand and Of all descriptions the gales rooms
Also ,rge and really valuable lot Of secondhand uni-
from BROOKLYN
Also. the entire stock of furniture dealer giyn up the
bu'iness emoyed from the Of Oliver md Madison
streets THIS sale will be found deserving the particular az
eRon OF hou'ekeepers AID Others comprises the most
extensive variety offered this season.
MONDAY.
Sale oryausee Pantngs-A oh o'clock in tho first foo. Of
dwelling JOG Liberty will be sod the choice collection
Of ARE original paintings by the best
THIS collection has been selected with by the well
known connoisseur DR. 4 Spooner
Catalogue, in tune. The paintings will be arranged for
hbton on Saturday morning;
Furniture SaeAt 0x lock will be solo the entire hand
some Furniture contained in the house 1903 Liberty st,
"WEDNESDAY.
(,ertee furniture AZ 10 l-2 O'Clock az 49s Houston
B-The sales Of Bell Howard will take place rain or
shine
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TROWBRIDGE 4 CO, Auction.ers
304 Broadway. corner Duane street.
THIS DAY,

At 10 O'Clock in the store 3O% Broadway. Duane ST.
Furniture, Capeting and H.dware-Withou reserve hne
Of ctv ld furniture including all the different
styles OF mahogany chars mahogany and Boston
and wood seat rockers elegant United and .pne sofa.
and breakfast abes MAHOGANY, French and patent bed
seads sofa hedeads fos oos dressing and PLAIN bureaus
one AL marble rier tnble &C. &c.
Also of Rand,s brilliant SIX octave pisno fortes, en-
br' cling all the qualities OF first rate iusirumsnts
Also 1000 wards supe- ingram and new rag capetpg IN
quantities 10 suit uurrhas II
Also for Of whom may TO storage an
invoice orhardwsre including locks shears Tenders bocu
ery, tosls. &c SC.
Afro quantity of second hand furniture Brussels carpets
black walnut chairs and kitchen uterss removed Tor convc
ni-pce Of sale.
Also the balance Of fine plants from the nursery OF Cove
Esq Of Hartford with which the sole will commence.
AGO ltsgc
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PassenRers Arrived.

IoNpoN-Packet ship Mediator-J Svmonds, of Canada;
Smith. Geo Smith Of New York; Macpherson Holmes,
London-04 IN the
HAvRE-Packet ship ST Nicoas-Mrs Ann Shapey OF Pha
delphia Madame Ba bers Paris Miss Vilade Bordeaux;
DR. Campbell Stewart lady, children and servant Virginia;
Chas M.quae st Louis baron Tgeant de la Tour France
Rev klaneach, Rev XAVIER Sec'o Rev Chas Boswell Mr.
Burdeca; Heronme Schank, Austria-l5O in steerage.
AT PHIL ADELPHIA-Barque Cora from Mamcaibo-Wm J
Dubbs, Esq late U Consul at Maracaibo.
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STRAW BONNET
AND
LEGHORN HAT

WAREHOUSE,
SO MAIDEN LANE.
the manufacture. following desirable styles ofadiss
f h$sh e. z EESs sFsSw
SIs$sEhIssTaAR !ssrApLH, $5HEHSD LACE
The above description Of Bos?e made after The Orleans
Also Mems and Boys Panama white and ored Leghorn
Also SHAKER Hoods, Cords, Edrng Flowers and Ribbons
All Of which will be sold by the dozen single hat at
asC iwis'm ma ''' ''''' ~ '''' H. E KETCHUM
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
Nos 20 and 81 Gold street. N. York, April ls4s
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
l MASGFAcTokY: in eoa.egusaes q The sddtisn IF
eS and h sS. Ss s o sa ssS
duce hepces of their aud Of Printers and Binde
e;sss 20 s h.y @ ss fsr y their newly
% n STs ss cs and sg
s friend s BY s ISse b
S s0 be their Sey @
& Old friend, np oay , ss v :, nG1 mt
serV ses I'ices a, baey
DSs y p % @ r se c ussd By
executed with the greatest and promputude and the
sb,e gce. with every attention end expedition
be Stamped HoE Sco PERSONS from sSosd
not be imposed upon with spurious articles made III imitation
OF thens.
Printers of newspapers who publish this advertisement with
this note thee before the FIRST If July next send
their nap rs to us will be entitled payment Of their bill
buying four the amount OF IL aps0ii
NEW SYNAGOGUE-A portion Of l.raelites are about
~ establish Synsgogoe-hc location Is IN Broadway,
No as the entrance is in LspcnaId sree-t is to be hued
temporary the DAYS Of the present holidays The
most celebrated Davis Esq TO perform services on the
last day Of the hodats al O'clock p NJ Same day Dis
the Hebrew Language will be delivered by the most
highly learned gentleman, Rabb Hsreh MIR. Goldberg. 49,
~ b. Immediately after the holidays the Synagogue Will be
hted mp in frat style place Of worship. a2o2ter
STRONG, McKIBBIN BRUCE, No. 20 Beaver street,
- offer fot sale,
100 Bales neayy forty inch black wadding.
90 Packages Yarns, Warn and Cop Filthy
% tases ChecEs, r. ilsdrlphi, manufacture
hNHety OF preached GOODS Of widths III qaalii
MSesssy OF j Shepherds Bleach and DYE " orks
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Domestic Importations

MoBmI-Brg Augusta-57 bale. cotton Wood. Johnston &
Burrittl2 Onear Hoy to w Hasue-i0 Alien Paxson-
1873 Brown Dimmockel26 Wi,ne1 Gale coll GIeenway
Henry co.. Perkins Hopkins-25 Maitland co-l00
Bogar' Knecland2s Spoford, Tileston Coz trunks
BLACKWELL box Comstock-l Mounts pkgs copper w
Raj 'on-2so tales to order
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4
PAPER HANGlNGS.
w x g. CURTIS, Ne; SO Maoen Lane, have received
w their patterns Paper Hngngs of every quality and
atuower prices han ever before offered
The attention cf the trade and ofcountry merchants
quesed Landlords and others wanting
have their work done by the best wokmen and
warranted on inc % %fS SfnsS1a0, SHADES aIbiE
We have also received large assortment Of transparent
m2 shades; .s on sTe ys5s Sad
HAIR MATTRESSES.
We have constantly hand curled hair mattressei OF
Also feather beds and every article in the
bedding line
Families about going hsusekee procure first
I'd H,is fha ART Fl sSe't notice.
We have also hard every article the Upholstery bust
ness, consisting part OF and damasks OF al
coois; chinr t ornaments poles
.so sa.. '''' ''' sSdgS Ss!;s:a Lane.
pACKET. SHIP LIVERPOOL FOR LIvERP0OL.-
This ship having been d,aned by the weather, will sail
this morning at 10 O'Clock precisely.
PassepgeIs will please be board steamboat Hercules
The Letter Bags will be closed at quarter before TO-
ago tim
BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE subscriber begs leave inform hi. m nds and the pub
Ic that he has the above well known house, which
has been thoroughly and painted the best
newly furnished throughout AMI will be opened the first of
Nay merit
steamboat landing, and from pazzas commands view
tending the Kill, aud the bay and harbour of New
summer month, possessing The advantages Of fine salt Water
bathing together with beautiful drives and walks AMI
the city hours by the Be mont
House offers inducements unsurpassed by other the Is
land and the subscriber trusts that his former efforts give
satisfaction proprietor of the Pvon, his renewed de-
termination to no pans to render his house agreeable
will him the Of Of the
he he's heretcfoIe been favored with 1000 49,, ..
Nrw Rp,nurov AnriI 10 1919 an ,2.tf
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NJ a RITIM f HERALD
sailing Day. OF the steam ships.
Packets TO Sail.


shall esteem favor, il Captains Of Vessel, viii give
20 Comnodoie hoBERT SILvEv, Of News Fleet, Re
p. o. nc shipping LEFT a. the Port whence they sailed the
Yese spoken on their Passage List their CARGO
anv Foreign Newspapers News they may have he VIII
hoard usm Immediately their arrival Agents aud Cor.
sending g this Once all the Marine Intelligence they can
received. 49, " '
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eoKT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 40


Cleared.
Ships We.tmipster Atwood London, John Grswod; An.
Brig Welngsly Cevingon, Havana HavIaud-schrsC n
Thorne Chamberlain, Dariep Ga. NJ Demill; Thorne
Sanford Wilmington. NC 5 Powell; Helena, Kelly Hall.
far Ms. Underwood.
Ship Arkansas Burgess for New Orleans, aud brig Eturiap
Branscomb for Vera Cruz cle'red the 18th; schr Mary
Shields Wo,thngon for the l7th; h'g Aana
Lawln for West Coast o. tft All seer Orur " ,yi for
Savannah, on the 18th
arrived.
Packet shin M.tt,tof adwcl ht Lor8np aud Ports
100, MI. llarch q. with md.r. 20 Juhu & isNo d.
Ia e hip 81 Nicolas Pei, from Hayc, March II, with
TO Boyd Hpcken 22d ult lat So Ion a. passed hlp
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2 $50 500

| ,
Dec 286i04 31s CT
This artificial abundance of money England has failed
stimulate trade hitherto and money has found invest
ent in stocks degree which has raised consos st
cent within the year This desire for investment has, in
degree the strong feeling against Ame-
stocks and induced the holders of the latter sort to
bold on, particularly but little could be obtained
them here. In the United States money has been also
Formulating in consequence of the sagnaton of trade
pnd its results in the following comparison
Rate of NJ York 6 per Price US
sntsr est. cents Of 1862. SIR CTS
March 1892 %
I" 1943, ~ IG4 100 a 40
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tDi.l. i.,tr,eDcck, sud OTHER PORTS eat
" ~ olS Once Il Frye Shew, -. street
er heekman. Reference to lumber II MeLe gag
the several Insurance Csmpani,s IN this CITY, 80 '
Portland. n ala l""''
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The position of money affairs in this country and in
England, is very remarkable. All the elements Of
vulson apparent Money for long time has been
ceedngly plenty while prices continue very low and the
sagnaton of business very great The result of this state
ofthngs both here and England exhorbitant rise
In stocks The following is table of the state of aars
in England, March s, 1912 and ls4S:-
CURRENCY OF ENGLAND WITH THE RATE OF INTEREST AND
3PFR CENr CoNsoLs.
a., Bullion Bankor Country Total Rate Of 3p Ct
Mar in hank. England Banks currency intel consots
1912 600 49, ZOO 1877 ops 3s59Is55 5p. 50
lou '9B 20 10000 Is 5tl ,52l 35,s5i,52l IA ga
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PAIRS LIFE PILLS.

RE sxceent Family medicine and persons Of ,eden
tsy occpoaons and habit. WI be ioun invaluable be
pcated and subtle diseases to Thu css Of the com
nuny They ,re also unequaed n moving th' hume ron
purities Of the blood and Other causes.
Lite Pills where be had gratis the Life and Times o.
Thomas Parr. with fine cnpsvnes and first Americ
testimonials Of cures effected in the United statts;
Rushon Co ITO Broadway and 10 A,tor House Abraham
sand; Co druggists and chemists, granite buildings, No n
iSh Dead RSGsawa ,ss sss
John C. Hart, druggist, as GRIND, Norfolk street
s Syb Msdcns 'Sf S BpTs WAKE, street
druggist 80 Hudson al Coddington apoheesres
s27 Hudson corner Of spdn ,ueet T. L. Cotton chemist and
drsssi,i and sOO,s.,sr No. al Eighth avenue.
Brosklvn-C Wells Slmons, drug patent med cine snt
Seo ' fulton ''''f RosEaT fs' PRO-
Clarendon Hsp.e ss' Prosaw.yc Poan St frs, floor
Persons desrous obtaining an agency for their sale tn,
county viii please direct ire Their letter. O" paid 20 T RO
A LII NATiONB HOTEL, No. NJ Broadway, below
"A City Hotel Table dBote from l2 I'LL r NJ in the
Isb ose 0r Dnne Is in me me S
somey furnished bedrooms be procured from 50 50
n B-Private Dining Rooms for Parties SC
o s s" spe ao opt gGa Ii y
fec ord, and neatly ornsmented for which
charges edsced from Is cents 20 2 You ascend the Ell
upequaeS IN tbs country for and egaees TSeps
Also Billiard Saloon allied for beauty, well ted
Mchse Pha and Joseph White who are we'll known as 20
lite md gentemanly persons 10 their vocaticn, g..
A~ FOR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate
%'SS sSsn 0y Msr:sa viii .fPT sss
The foo. Of Ceurtland street this Thursday afternoon. Apr
The above is substantial boat fitted up with srast State
Rooms. and for accommodation unrvaed the Hudson
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~ 10 LET-The three story brick house No 81
go Grove next the corner Of Blee cker st contains
e.A good beside counter celler The Croton
let in the The S275 apnnmalso
in the three story house adjoining the above The Kitchen 10
the back basement, The whole o the first lo and bed
tn third story, with fire place therein Rent s35.
App TO JOHN H. THOMPSON, CT Grove ST a20 it'r
AyA TO LIFETIME twostoiy Houses No. ~ Green
H witch street No Oliver street, Nos ZIG and ils nk
No l5h Thames street, No 1903 Cedar the
dwelling part Of No. 1856 Chatham and No SO Beach
with stable.
Also avery pleasant Country Residences about miles from
this city the side of the Hudson low good
tenant, Apply to y DYCKNAN,
5tissT Fulton or Bank
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20 Tee
pA IS, hil 81 t. LILLE -RNN rEw OR
l. 4 . aohlt az ut Orb is VI n. io,i ~ W.n 81
onsa will q .ass fue, ~ receipt thsir o'f M
cejitcly sl"-
AN ZEN OTrON-io bales, e. 9, - ,vs
apl7 &c NO. oil Liberty stree
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PAkTNfR WANTED, with cash capital of from si5oo
zoo ~ the livery stable business we'll established and
doirg phsAb'e bu.ness The be,t of reference and
oouord given by spp ing No Hester
81 tne lunrton OF DIVISIONS a20lt"r
WANTED-At the Decorative Establishment OF William
Gios, n, ,oi8 pe,r street Broadway, young
VINO has IRA considerable in Of cahn.
mbers or capents tools To suitable person this would
be permanent siuation
Also, opening for three boy, whose parents
able support them during the first part o their app entce
shi-. pIly above. ala 3ssc
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, ArniI 20
A. toL oscInck NJ QE Cliff II

TH0N+ AZ 49,, Auch Jnrs-.
w rgLI s. ROWLAND.
Tf~-Ss N,s 3? inn sTa ~ FuB0- g'Fffi
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CHARLES COX, TAILOR and DRAPER, late 81 Mas
slu street respectfully informs his ,arons and the
munity he has removed 80 Maiden lane Mas
sau street in connection with Galley hsngs Cloth and
Trimming Store
Genteen DESTROYS of observing fashion with economy,
invited to call large and fashionable
Of fine and medium cloths, cassmere,, wasco,ngs dungs
&c. which the subscribers facility for obtaining the mpor
er prices, enables him 10 make up e an immense reduction
usual flor only) the time
OF his long known superior STYLE III, and re
of workm inshp Making and trimming proportion
Low
PARTICULAR attention paid uniforms Of every description.
C. ID. Babcock continues in the cut,ing d. partment.
CHARLES COX, No. % Maiden lane,
all I'm lw iusec third door below Nassau 81.
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lowe, Than ever-A,
w the subscriber consanty receiving all desept OF
gold Watches OF the newest styles direct from the
manufacturers in Eng and Fancc and Switzerland, he IL
enabled offer larger assortment and At much less prices at
eta any house the city Gold watches as low
SIS each Watches and Jewell cry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted keep good time, the money re-
turned Watches clocks aud jewellery reparPd IN the best
manner lower than al any othe p"e 70 hc
city q. e. Allen importer Of watches apd iewel'f N0
t'is snl retail, ~ Wal ,ir-.' un SOW ~ ~
DACKtT sHIp III R1DAN FROM LlVtRPOOn e.
m ~ f. a. \ an, yh,,c To- y " m Si,ect
All & 10 not permitted in 6'e Says VII be tw tftus ub-
lie atore al9r
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MEDICAL AID

DR. GREGORY may be consulted con6aerialy AZ al
- hours OF the day preventing nj his private residence No
" Barclay street Broadway He has been emipe ntly
successful in the treatment of those half cured' which
result om concealed may be from mistaken er
practitioners. Dr. G medicines powerful IN thei
curative effects, though mild in their operation Another
important which has been overlooked Is the
adapting Of remedies the Of patients who 10
the part SOLICITORS oatan PRIVATELY
sIbl m
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MADAME COSTELLO.

EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLs-0unrantsed every
case where the monthly periods have become in
regular from cold. or other causes. Their certainty Of
hundreds that have uelessy tried
Dies Care sometimes their though they
contain medicine detrimental the Advice
given gratis TO all these who the Pills. by Madame Cos
81 per bor IN lts,c
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HEADS OLE HAIR

HEADS OF HAIR.
G. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London.-The real
n. Heads OF Hair still stand preemnent above all Others
Their peculiar light and venuatng chaactertheir
being shaped exactly the natural hair growstheir
and their superior material and orkmansbp, well their
of finish ement all combue form such per
feet heads of hair that they be be fully appre
GATED
system Of the art Of Wig Making usht in five les
specimen of Barrys Wigs and scalp which will
satisfy the stdious that he the best and
ker the city6 Broadway, of Liberty up stairs.
IN
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SINGING.


MApAM SUTTON, having arranged to etun to Italy the
w beginning Of August pupils until h,t
tune 10 finishing lessons the Italian Fl nch and English
style OF Singing Her method that pursued Bordogu and
Vaccai the first masters Europe the strength and
compass with astonishing rapdity Her rs vii, have the
advantage OF her singing with them which be pursued
by masters snne who have been emioen Ladies de-
srous OF awaiting themselves Of Madam suops limited
ascertain terms &c. by application n chambers
from 9 O'Clock ill Q mn smsr
FqR THE FACE AND SKIN -Frurtive dise,se, on the
lace and kin, such PIN les, blofches eter. ring
worm s.o freckes be speedily erdcaed BY the of
Chnr' h Vegetable Lotion, which has been sve
IN the United states AID in Eprope snd ad ed re the
be cosmetic in for clearing and essbh pg brilliant
maple Sold wholesale ret AZ Church's Dispen
ary 1888 Bowery Of Spring street Price IS cents
haife linn IN
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hi LiSPENARO aTREET

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
!" Midwife, offers her proe ssen1l services to the ladies
Of this city and country. The anatomical and physiological
peculiartes which distinguish the female from the male
se upon her diseases and functions altogether her own
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated ana %
cue requiring knowledge Of the female system W
treat them with success.
Madame Costello having had long experience ana
success m the treatment Of diseases incidental 70
grses ladies on the point Of confinement or III; hs
from suppression irreguany, obstrucrions &c INA, se
happy TO afford comfortable temporary home AZ ~, ,h
where they always have the best edlca % a '
most mauonly and nursing, or pIeenso .ca ~
tend ptrieeuy
Madame p,rtcuary begs impress on the minds OF the
elcae that she ofhcaes pesonsuy "a vy case 70 tnAt
hr,itsfion or Dire ad ne new be apprehended =,
n B-Madame Csstelo would inform lades residing out OF
~ cv whose would NOT admit Of travelling that she
oniJ devote her personal endance upon them IN OF
~. y lied state, within reasonable d'st1ncs.
a. ,a re ,Onqrrn u her siderrr. - Iitrs aud
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A UCTION NOTICE.-s.cond SAL Of FOREIGN Frui
q TEES rom Skrvia celebrated nursery, Live rp,o.-A
LEVY will sell on Thursday morning II o'clock al ISL
Broadway in connuaec CHOICE aud lot Of Eng
sh fruit shrubs Of and best
soIs sooseberrs; cu,nts &C. Just receive and selected
fine order Also dahs Of beet seed
with other plants and seed by catalogue Sale positive and
worthy pubc All
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-08-26

ncripi4rs. runs she made. while with her
tiny fingers she separated tho provoking
bones from the delicious food, With a
most bewiiching smio she asked mo,
"Who was the FIRST man TO carry a wal.
king sticki" "Do you give II upi" says
she; eyes, | answered-"Adam," said
she, for no had Cain" Then she went
on, "Who was tho first hard drinkeri
Goliah, for I've was overcome by a Sling
"Who was the first unfortunate specula.
tori" "Jonah, for no was sucked ia''
"Why was Isaac in his fathers hands
like piece Of auction goodsf Because he
was offered as a sacrifice"
Col Stone should ncglectno opportuni-
ty for the proper admonition Of "Jo."-
Richmond Compiler.
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AN ACTUAL PIGMY.

The London Literary Gazette Of May,
1924, contains description of female
dwarf, even more extraordinary in dim.
lnuilveness of size, than Tom Thumb
Her name was Crachumi, a Sicilian by
birth, and at the time she was exhibited
in London, MAY, l824,) was within a
few months Of being ten years old. The
writer in the Gazette says, ''seeing is be.
lieving," and unless he had actually seen
her, he could not have credited so extrac--
binary a variety in human nature. He
says, SIT is impossible TO describe the
miracle of her appearance, or its effec,
upon the mind. To see nationality. spor-
tiyeness, intelligence, all the faculties of
humanity. in being SO inconceiyable be-.
low the standard at which we have ever
witnessed them, so overturns all revious
impressions, that, even with the fact he.
fore us, we doubt the evidence of our
senses. A tole:ably sized doll, acting
and speaking, would not astonish US SO
much, for nature is, in this instance, far
more wonderful than ar, could be. On.
~ imagine creature about half as large
as new born infant; perfect in all parts