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A CARD.-The undersigned begs TO announce
"A TO his friends and the public generally that
he has repaired and remodelled the storehouse
lately occupied by Messrs. VERIFY & Brother, and
beautiful stock Of goods purchased for the cash at
the lowest possible rates consequently he is ena-
bled TO offer extraordinary bargains, and pur-
chssers will find IL to their advantage TO give him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
G.. VIM VERIFY,
Successor 10 VERIFY & Brother,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Market.
April s-co2w
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NJ lew BOOKS THIS DAY RECEIVED
IN Memoirs Of Extraordinary Popular Delu-
sions, by Charles Mackey, author Of the Thames
and its Tributaries, &c. 2 volumes.
The Druggists General Receipt Book, containing
numerous recipes for patent and proprietary med
icines, Fictitious mineral waters, sc; by Henry
Beasley.
The American Medical Formulary, designed for
the used Of the Medical and Pharmaceutical stu.
dent; by John J. Reese. NJ ID.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
April Booksellers, near 9th 81.
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DAPER-HANGING AND UPHOLsTERING
i ESTABLISHMENT, Psnnsyvonia avenus,

bet,oeen l2h and l3h shesfs.-JOHN ALEXAN-
DER, Paper hanger and Upholsterer, begs leave TO
announce to his numerous patrons and the citizens
Of the District that he has lately returned from the
North, where he has selected extensive and
ried assortment Of Paper-hangings Of the newest
patterns which he will be pleased to exhibit at his
sales room, which he has newly fitted up and
larged to accommodate the increase of business.
He has Just received his spring supply Of Ameri-
can and French Gilt Paper, Window Shades, Gilt
Cornice, Gilt Curtain Pins, Picture Tassels and
Cords, and every thing in the upholstering line.
His past experience and the satisfaction SO uni
versally given TO those who have favored him with
their patronage is guaranty that all orders
trusted to him will be executed with despatch and
on moderate terms. Employing none but the best
to the business, he feels warranted in guarantyng
the most perfect satisfaction those who may favor
him with their orders March 22-3taw3w
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BATH FIXTURES, wATER-cLosErs,A AND
PLUMBING

TN all s branches done at the shortest notice and
i the most workmanlike manner, at New York
prices
r Y. NAyLoR, south side OF PennsyIvania ave
nue., near Sd street, has Just returned from the
north, and is now prepared 10 TT and put up Bath
ing Apparatus, Water. Closets, Force Pumps, Beer
Pumps, and every description of Plumbing, in the
most workmanlike manner. Having secured the
services of 8 workman Of thirty years' experience
and practice, who has designed and executed in
that time some Of the principal jobs in Europe, he
challenges competition.
He has also laid ia assortment OF Bright and
Fancy Tnware, to which he invites the attention
Of housekeepcrs generally.
Roofing, guttering, sPouting, and all other work
in the copper tin and sheet iron line, promptly and
carefully attended TO.
All work entrusted to the subscriber warranted
TO give satisfaction.
March il--eolmf y. Y. NAYLOR.
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BENEFIT OF M. ALEXIS GAurRE.

A 1 the request of many gentlemen, M. Gautre
"A will give exhibition of
SWORD EXERCISE,
ON TUESDAY, April9 8, at Carusis Saloon He will
be assisted by M Adolphe first Master at Arms Of
the Royal Marines, Toulon, and NJ Dyvernois, pu-
pill and assistant Of the celebrated Lafougere, Of
Paris. The gentlemen of the Light Infantry band
have kindly volunteered their services.
M. Gautre, formerly an officer in the French
tillery, bearing upon his person marks Of
honorable service respectfully invites officers of
the army and navy, amateurs, and the public, 10
honor him with their presence on this occasion
Several gentlemen amateurs will participate in the
exercises of the evening.
nj. Adolphe respectfully invites all amateurs OF
the sword or other arms TO trial Of their skill.
school of instruction in the above exercise will
be opened the 18th inst. Application for tuition
may be made on the night of the exhibition.
Tickets 90 cents, admitting lady and gentle
man. Doors open at z, commence at o'clock.
For particulars, see programmes.
April b-FM&T*
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pair )-Oh they didn't give me any thing but that,
and they said you'd pay me II showed 1t you
and now you won't-Oh-
Harass d Clerk, Con the verge of an explosion. y
Bless the woman!
Unprotected Female, (passing suddenly from the
depths of despair TO the summit Of felicity )-Oh,
there's MIR. Jonesi On, Mr.. Jonrs
brushes towards that individual, who enters the
rotunda; all but falls into hs arms, and the
closes ON her rapture of relief
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SHAp AND HERRISo-The supply Of shad and
herring at the fish wharf yesterday continued 10
landings. Prices ranged from SO TO $625 per
thousand for herrings-shad 81 so TO SIS per hun
dred. good many purchasers from the upper
counties in Maryland and Virginia were in town
for their supplies lerandria Gazette, 9Th.
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LEWIS'S PANORAMA Of the MISSISSIPPI
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION.

THO give those living at distance, and all una
Il BILE to attend during the evening, an opportu-
nifty of visiting this great work, the proprietors
have concluded to give two day exhibitions in each
week, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after
moons, commencing at half past O'Clock. Admit
lance % cents.
The Painting will be brilliantly illuminated with
gas. April S-tf
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0Jt Low prices and extensive advertising have
given Oak Hall, Boston, q celebrity unequalled by
any other clothing establishment in this country.
Hundreds visit daily Simmons Oak Hall, and
make their purchases from the immense stock.
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TAKE NOTICE.-That whereas certificate
Il Of location. No 26, 1913, issued September
IL, ls4s in the name Of William Cummings, Of
Captain Heyer's company I'd Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, and addressed 70 the of Samuel stet-
tinius, Of Washington city, then present, which
Cummings intends. in six weeks from the date
hereof, TO apply to the Commissioner Of Pensions
for a duplicate Of said certificate.
March 22-law6w
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Telegraphic.

We learn from Boston that the family OF DR..
Parkman paid Littlefeld voluntarily, on Saturday,
the reward of $4,000, offered by them for finding
DIR. Parkman
Advices from Columbus, Ohio, state that the con-
vention for revising the constitution will be Demo
cratic bya considerable majority.
Sadtler & Co. sjewelry store in Baltimore street,
(Baltimore,) robbed last night of six thousand
dollars worth Of goods, including one hundred gold
watches.
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sMITHsONIAN LECTUREs.

TINE next Course of Lectures will be delivered by
i Professor LEWIS c. BECK, Of New Brunswick
Subject: The Chemistry of Nature-on the follow
ing evenings;
Monday, April s; Wednesday, April 10; Friday,
April IL; Monday, April Is; Wednesday, April
III; Friday, April l9
Lecture to begin at o'clock precisely.
April S-dtl9
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MORTALITY AT SgA.--Tbe pscket-ship Siddons,
which arrived last evening from Liverpool had
thirty deaths among her Storage passengers dur
ing the passage, from what disease our Informant
does not say--ship fever probably.
IN. y Epenire POST an
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GONE TO THE PEOPLES STORE. IL you
~ want choice Goods and much below the prices
elsewhere. We have just opened
l25 cases rich Spring Goods; consisting in part
Of, viz:
100 piecess Silks, French and India plaid, striped
plain and figured some very hRndsom
second mourning among them.
so pieces silk Muslins, something new
60 do embroidered Bareges, all colors
20 do plain Bareges and Grenadines
is do silk Lustres
as do figured B4regcs, corn and other colors
80 do best quality French Lawns
300 do figured and plain Lawns, som first
$50 pieces plaid and striped Cambrics. some
good at l2l cents
1875 pieces plaid linen Lnsires at l2I cents
100 do plain do very cheap
30 do fine French Ginghams
as do jaconet and other Cambrics
25 do Nansook Muslins
100 do Irish Linens, great bargains
10 do Gauze Flannels
10 do handsome Grapes, for dresses
rs embroidered and plain Grape shawls
100 dozen fine and medium linen cambria
Handkerchefs
"a fine embroidered linen cambria Handker-
chiefs
10 pieces Paris plain Mousselnes
so pieces black and blue black Alpacas
10 pieces fine French Bombazines
dozen Love Wells
A full assortment Of elk and cotton Hosiery
A large assortment Of mems and boys Wear
1000 yards Calico, some good at 81 cents
1000 yards bleached and brown Cotton.
300 ladies' and misses Bonnets
$50 pieces handsome Bonnet Ribands
Parasols and Umbrellas
Mattings, Carpetings, 0iIcloths, and Curtains
And great many Goods too numerous TO men
ton.
Purchasers win please favor us with call before
purchasing. HALL 4 BROTHER.
April ie2aw2wd&cif
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FURNISHED ROOM 90 Rent, wtshuot
"A board on sth street, three doors from G., in the
rear Of the Patent Office. Mar. 20--f
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The Common Council have directed polls TO be
opened in this town. the 18th instant, TO take the
sense Of the voters 10 the proposed subscription TO
the Manassas Gap railroad. The subscription here ia
TO be conditional upon the subscription of $50 900
by others than this corporation. Alexandria Gar.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

h THE OSCEOI A leaves Wash
1r4a4E5 Sington for Baltimore every SUN
SIi DAY, at O'Clock, a. m. Return
ng leaves Baltimore every TU ESDAY, at4 O'Clock,
D. m. Touching, going and returning, at Leonard
Town, Md, Cone river, Va, and the usual land :
Mar. 2s~diw&3taw J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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STRAW MATTINGs. FLOOR oIL-cLoTHs

STAAW MATTINGS, FLOOh OAL-CLOAhS
&C., &c.
WE have now in store, and will sell on the most
wv accommodating terms
80 pieces very superior Canton Mating, perfectly
fresh
Sheets extra heavy and very rich Floor Oil
cloth
25 pieces new styles Oil cloths, low priced
25 pieces superior 3-ply Carpeting, very cheap
$50 pieces superior double ingram do, from auc-
ton
80 pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
IL very rich Bordered Crumb Cloths
25 pieces Buff and White Blind Linen. all widths
30 very rioA Chenele and Tufted Rugs
80 sets Extra Rich Muslin Curtains
% sets Extra Rich Lace Curtains
60 pieces Embroidered Curtain Muslin, low priced.
Also, every variety of Linen Sheetings, Pillow
and Bolster Linens, Table Damask, Towels, Nap
kins, Fur Dimities, French Fur Chintz, Table and
Piano Covers, Fur Oil-cloths. &C., sc.
To all of which invite the special attention Of
housekeepers before making their purchases else
where, as determined to sell cheap
p. H. HOOE & co.
April 3--d4wif [Unionl
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stock, (six months and
Mar 3o~diot CHUBB & scHENCK.
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MILLINERY.

MRS. M. A. HILLS, agent, will open asplendid
lVl assortment Of Spring and Summer Millinery,
on SATURDAY, April 9th.
Store on south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, oppo.
site Hsrpcr's. April4
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FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA cHAeREs.

- The United States mail steamship,
&IESd&l& GEORGIA, Lieut.. ID. ID. Porter, q.
UI1D 8. Navy, commander, will leave the
port of New York. from pier foot of Warren street.
North river, for the above port. via Havana, Sa-
turday, the 18th April at o'clock, p. m. New
Orleans passengers will be transferred to thesteamer
Falcon at Havana.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
Standee berth ...........,.........:. oo
Storage, found bed, board, and separate table 90
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To N. Orleans.
State room herths $40 S75
Standee berth, forward cabin 90 90
Storage, found bed and board IS 20
Freight to Chagres must be prepaid, and all bills
of lading must be signed on board the ship.
The public are informed that the books for steer
age tickets for the month of May are now open,
from Panama TO San Francisco Application
should be made Immediately.
The undersigned will despatch the following
steamers to run regularly and direct to San Fran
CISCO
The new and elegant steamships ISTHMUS,
REPUBLIC, ANTELOPE, and COLUMBUS.
For freight or passage, apply TO
Apr. 3--td IlS West street, New York
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MISS E. II. SCOTT.

Music Lessons on Piano and Guitar.
A PPLlCATI0N 10 be made at Mr.. CARUSTs
"A Music Store, OF at Mrs. CLARE'S, over Bank
Of Washington, on Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 7th streets, wAsHISeToN, ID. c. After the ex-
perience Miss ScoTT has had in teaching in Semi
narles, both South and West, che 10 confident sho
will give satisfaction to those who favor her with
their patronage. Feb. l--u
CHECKs ON all the Principal cities, for
~ sale in sums 10 suit, by
Mar. 30-3tsw3w CHUBB & SCHENCK.
GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvsnia avenue and I'd ST.,
Near Railroad Depot, Washsngton
Oct. Tiff
n, m, u,xUrruEs xNATER-CInsEre xn
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
b. ~ The steamer OSCEoLA having
5a4SGAFs5 undergone thorough repairs, has
- resumed her trips to the above
place. Leaving Washington every THURSDAY.
at O'Clock, a. M; returning, leaves Norfolk every
FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock, p. m. Touching at Conc
river and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage and fare, SIS.
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GOVERNMENT, state, and other stocks
" bought and sold, by
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Hon. w. X. SEBASTIAN, Senator from Ark.
J. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi.
JAS. DUANE DoTY, of Wisconsin.
Jas. s. GREEN, Of Missouri.
WIN. p. HALL, do.
JONI s. PHELPS, do.
w. II. BIssELL, Of Illinois.
JNo. A. McCLKpNANp, do.
w. s. AsHr.
HESRY H. sBLry, del. from Minnesota.
b. b. FREScH, esq.
A. j. GLosBRESNER, ESQ.
FRANCIS J. GRUsp, esq.
f. HART,, esq.
A. b. CHAMBERs, editor Mo Republican.
s. EASTMAN, Capt. U. s. A., and others.
YouTHruL IScrSpIARFs.--On Friday, Justice
Goddard committed to Jail, in default Of bail, Thos.
Whttemore. the charge Of setting fire Ia the sta
bic Of Mr. r.. w. Carter on Saturday, the Both ut.;
and Justice Smith, on the Same day, held TO bail
Martin Throop, for the same offence. These boys
arc not more than twelve years age.
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CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Canal Bonds,
~ maryland preferred,) for sale by
Mar 30-eodlw CHUBB & SCHENCK.
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SUPERSTITION IN 1850.

The following extraordinary letter appears
in the Paris Univsrs, and is copied into the
English Catholic journals, as If entitled 10
full credit:
RIMuNI, June I'd, 1850.
olive the Precious Blood !"
"Most ilusirious and respected Superior.
On Saturday, May lith, a married
woman and her two young daughters, per-
ceved movement Of the eyes of the Bles-
sed Virgin in the picture placed, as you will
recolect, in the little chapel at the end of
the church. From motives of prudence they
kept silent. On Sunday morning they re-
turned and observed the same thing; they
then sent TO the church two other young
girls, their companions, without telling them
anything, but merely saying, ego 10 ST.
Clare's Church, and observe the picture of
the Madonna in such chapel" The young
girls went thiher, saw, and reported the fact.
This was towards midday. Two or three
hours afterwards the news ran like lightning
through the city, and the church and the
streets leading 10 it were crowded. Every
one ran TO ST. Care's Church. then went
to the Vice General TO beg him 10 take any
measure that he might Judge eXpedient.-
He came and removed the image to the high
altar.
The crowd necessarily increasing, Il was
with great difficulty the church could be
closed after midnight And from that time,
till the moment | write, the movement has
continued-it still continues. The crowd of
people daily augmenis, and the vast church
of 81. Augustine at he same hour cannot
contain them, the streets Of Rimni are filled
with strangers. 1ncredulity at once began
TO deny the fact, asserting that the reflection
of the wax light on the glass might deceive
the sight, and this rumor was so strong that
the Vicar General felt obliged to remove the
glass. He did so in the presence OF vast
assemblage, which was moved to tears, and
pressed towards the holy picture, the beauty
of which was increased after the glass was
removed in public saires some had ven
tured 10 accuse the missionaries oil certain
mechanical conlrvance which wrought the
prodigy, and il was in consequence OF ihls
accusation that they showed the picture 10
the people simply on the bare canvass.
The movement consists in this the eyes
of the picture are frequently seen raised to
Heaven in the attitude of supplication Some
times the entire eye turns round; at other
times the pupil appears brilliant like a dIa-
mond. Several persons are certain that 1t
moves its lips and changes color, and that
the picture being stirred by this fact, ten
days of spiritual exercises have been given,
during which i, is not we who have preach
ed, but rather the Queen Of the Apostles, and
she continues to preach and the confessions
are innumerable and if we except those
who are, so TO speak, confirmed in evil, every
body makes it duty to approach the sacrai
ment."
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Che .4ftarkets.
Philadelphia Market.

August ID, 1850.
FLoUR--Flour is qniel at $5 25 So 37t
Extra Flour al IS 62A a I 90. Rye Flour
Penna. is selling al 50 81. Corn Meal is
worth SO 90 per brl.
WHEAT.-There is a limited demand small
sales of new red Southern al S Ia and good
white at 81 16
RYE.-Penna Rye is held at Csc per bush.
CoRN--Coru is in demand at 6S C for yel-
low White is worth 63 cents.
OATs.-Oais are still very scarce; sales
OF prime Penna. from store AT as els South
ern are worth sc 3Sc.
WHIsKEY Sales Of Whiskey in bbls at 27c
and hhds at 26c cents.
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s. reign n { 10 8 :,
ARRIVAL OF TIE
p PACIF &c.
rouR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The U. S. mail steamer Pacific, Capt. Nye,
arrived at New York on Sunday evening
from Liverpool, bringing European advices
to the 3lst ut.
The great matter Of interest by this arrival
is bloody and hardfought battle between
the Danes and Holsieiners, on the 29'h o'
July, in which the latter were totally defeo.,
ed The field of action was ldsted,, small
Village on the Flensburg road The Dan'sn
army amounted to about $4,000 men, COM
1,anded bv General Won Krogh; the army
Nf the Hols,einers to $4,000. The car'ase
was terrible. The following is the account
given Of the fight.
Denmark and the Duchess
Battle of Idstedt-Great Slaughter Of the
Schleswig- Holstein .Army-Enfrancs %
tn. Danes into Schles,rig.
Th. yar now has commenced in earnest
I'm the o5,h the two armies met, and at'er
some skirmishiug regular engagement en-
sued. in which the Danes were vic'orious'-
The battle began at dawn OF day and las,eo
,,h.vs, bours. The Danes attacked WIN
-,han, 25 900 men, and the insurrec'Ionary
army was about 10000 strong. The centre
of the Schleswig- Holsteiners; under zen
Willisen, occupied the village oi lds.eo,' d
,;,,,a d;s,ance north Of the town OF Schles-
As,. The Danes attacked both wings OF
their enemies, and after combat, wn'ch
,on,;rued for eight hours, brought all 'helr
,,isrosable strength against the centre oil WIZ
,;sen,s troops, and at length forced MN 10 re-
,urn through Schleswig, toward kehdsoufs'
IN, the defeat was most signal, and the re-
anil, must be highly important tor the Danes
Bv dates from Hambnrgh OF the 2Hh' we
49,, that the killed. wounded aud missing,
in the battle of ldstedt, ale now slated At
1000. of which the greater share has iaiieh
49,, tho Danes. The numbers Ill action are
os,;na,ed at 10000 Danes and 3o;ooo 'o''
s,o;,srs The Bcrsenhallc states that Cen
yon Willisen refused TO accept the pa'''S'
Co,erars offer Of three days truce On 'ne
os,h the Danes had advanced TO WiIhIn
fsw miles of the Elder, near CroP1s' vi ''e
sixteen guns at Ekerford, the flol''e'hers car
ried off two and spiked and abandoned the
,a., A Danish war steamer WAS Sei|e"i ou'
left ON learning that she was manned D!
i,r,.s;,rs It was stated that Col Won Tam
and his corps had rejoined the msi" body OF
the insurgents srmN but 'he hews wants
con6rma,lon
The Danes are NOW in possession OF The
,twu Of Srhles~ig, where they have taken
,,ass,.,sinn and folmed headquarters.
In. Hd1abwg Bersenhal.e, OF the Re'h
siv,.s l4,. following account OF the oat'le =
aAil,'t nh unexamped sanguinary battle
n,,ar SrAlrsMfe wtlch lasted icr clever
hours. the Schlcswi g-iiols,ein army was com
pelled to retrea, and give up lie town
>, Schleswig to the eaemy, after iigh''ng VIII
? admirable courage and perseverance agalns
an enemy superior in numbers, who were
able to bring continually fresh troops INTO TIT
field. 1t accomplished its retreat Ill Soo'
order, wiihou, being pursued by the Danes
and is now concentrated al Sches,edt, in tn
Schleswig territory.
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WILD DEER IN THE CITY,

A DEAR CHASE FOR A DEER.-Recently
deer came into the city, and in the chase
rushed into Main street, among the large
and fashionable stores, causing quite sem
saton among the bucks there. II came
down Court street and over the fences OF the
gardens on Hammond street and made
leap and a dash at the back window OF
Mullay's crockery store, into and through the
store and then across the street and dashed
into the large and brilliant window of Messrs
Hemenway and Hersey, each costing SIS
dollars, and smashing the large astral lamp
and trotting across the glass show CASE
/ When headed off it leaped through side
! light of small dimensions, and made his
( escape across the street, jumping overa large
/ load Of lumber into the dry goods store OF l.
&. Stickney, leapng through the window
and under railing, and on taking hurried
survey was attracted by a large mirror in
the rear end of the store, and rushed against
/ it, smashing it TO atoms.
/ This shock caused it TO sally back, but it
Immediately recovered and trotted along the
show case, and when headed it glibly lodged
and escaped from the same place at which 1t
had entered. in the chase it pushed ahead
into West Market place and into the store OF
j. A Whilmore, where il made itself exceed
ingly busy among tie barrels aud boxes, un'
til in It's fright it dashed against the back
window, carrying the whole sash and siTik-
ing upon the wharf below, along the wharf
10 the store room Of Messrs. Fiske and Dale
in the window of which it was caught and
then slaughtered.