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FOR sTORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD

Tor STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
4 CO.'S Warehouses, Corner Goth and Dock sts
lasses, Oils, Metals Hay, Lime and every description
of merchandise. These first class Stores and in
at the lowest rates. Vessels of the largest size
can discharge in front of the Store. A City Weghsr
and Measurer constantly in attendance.
For Storage apply to
jal2 D. B. BRIDGFORD CO.
A CARD.-G. D. WOOTTON wishes
"A employment in selling goods In wholesale or
retail house, in writing of any kind. Beet city and
country reference given. Address him through the
Post Office. NH 6ESw+
NOTICE.-The store of L. Gennet, is
IN closed in consequence of his continued i'll
with him to be repaired will please call at Gennet
Il James, Eagle Square, where they may obtain it.
NH is I'm
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
MULES, WAGON A N D CART
WI AT AUCTION.-Will be sold SATUR-
DAY NEXT. Path instant, at Ii O'Clock, at the Sta
blss of G. w. Ernest Council Chamber Hill
likely young MULES, years old, perfectly
gen tie, warranted to work well and of remarkably
fine size
One FARM WAGON. nearly new. r
One CART, entirely new
The attention Of the public is particularly request
cd to the sale of this stock Is the best offered in
this city this season. the terms being of the most lib
eral character.
TERMs-Four months credit, without interest1 for
negotiable paper. satisfactorily endorsed.
Additions to the above sale respectfully solicited.
NH n ALEX. MOTT. Auctr.
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lNsvccRSsFUL ATTEMPT oF THE CINCINNATI
kgDLrrIoNIsrS TO INDUCE SLAVES To LEAVE THEIR
MAsrERs Our readers will recolIect tho an
nouncement made day or two since, that two ne
Groes, their way from Virginia to Misslssippb
were taken from their masters in Cincinnati, and
their freedom claimed. The following tclegraphic
despatch will show the result OF this mischievous
s'tempt OF the sboltionists
CINciNNAT1 March 20-The two slaves arrested
here on Saturday, on writ OF habeas corpus
were brought into court TO day, when Judge Sto-
rrJ informed them that they were at liberty to be
free, but they preferred to return with their mas
ter. and were al once conveyed across the ri yer
without excitement.
The probate court has Issued an attachment for
the captain ot the steamer Falls City, who had 10
slaves on board the boat ON Sunday evening at the
wharf aud prevented the sheriff from examining
the hoat until the slaves were eyed In a yawl
H. the kentucky shore
The weather is very cold here, and the Their
mometcr is down to ~ deg
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AUCTION sA1hs.
FITTURE DAY0.
BY DUNLOP, MoHCURE & co.


CARGO OF SUGAR AND MoLAs-
~ aEs, WITH AN ASSORTMENT or GRO
inst commencing ct 10 O'clock. We viii ssiI AZ ose
Anstsn store; the cargo of the schr. seo,o. from
1ls Hhds. susa,. fair to choice quality
l75 bbls prime Molssses
ALSO,
100 Bbis. Crushed and Powdered Sugar
lay lay hs" Sperm. Adamsntine L Tsliow Candles
Ganpowdsr and fou.hons Teas
kio Cohee; Mustard; Vinegar
9 h' lasPP pipes ot'rd' D 4 Co. Brandy, vintage
80 Baskets Champagne Wine
TE.ms-Under 800 cash /; over $500, month";
credit. TOT approved negotiable paper.
DUNLoP, MoNCURErA CO., Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.-Wil be added to the above sale,
16 Hhds Sugar, damaged on the voyage and sold for
account of whom concerned.
TE ERR s, D, M. Il CO,
AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO
~ PERTY FOR sALE-Wil be sold at public
in the county of Chesterfield, Va il falr If not the
scriPton, ona half the Plantation Utensils and one
half OF sthe Household Furniture, FIVE or six likely
Hi.o. viii En bs os, 81 men women and children
TRACT OF LAND, containing 1876 acres and so
poles in the county of Chesterheld, lying on Swift
xe St, ana ADJOINING the lands formerly owned by
grounds and well timbered. About one.haIf the re-.
malnder 10 OF such growth 10 suitable for wood
and fencing purposes-the remainder has not been
cultivated for several years, and has grown IN in
small pines The soil of the land is very susceptible
OF Improvement and in COED heart. ANY person d.
string to view the premises before the day of safs
can have an opportunity of doing 80 by calling on
either OF the executors. who will take great pleasure
n showing them.
The purchaser Of the land will probably have an
opportunity In q few months of buying other land
adjoining, If desired. O"'' '"Nu
Terms of sale will be made known ON day of ssla.
G. II. A CLAY, )
JNO. T. g. CLAY, SExor,s
PHINEHAS w. CLAY,
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T'ONQUA BEANS.-600 Lbs strictly
prime large Black Crystal Tonqua Beans: for
sale by BENNETT BEERS
mn x Urn gists
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{ CARPETS, RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS
- ARD CURTAIN MATERIALS CHEAP FOR
tASH.-Jus receiving by the steamer a new and
vefy handsome assortment Imperial 3-ply Csrpeting
e. sl.l2t per yard worth so; Super Ingram Lowell
Carpets cheap; iee Ingram Lowell Caipets. obeap:
Al sd Carpeting at p cens: Striped Venetian Car.
pctlnes; 80 pa white and coi'd Mattngs id 4 Cd
and Floor Oil Cloths best quality; ne and hand.
some Table Oil Cloths; 100 pieces emb'd Curtain
Musns, i2s cents to the finest, Window Shades !;
Cornices; Loops, &c DC. Housekeepers and hotel.
keepers will do well TO call and see them
50 CHhS A. GWATRIN
NH yf~ Main AZ
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FREDERICKSBURG ELEoEIoN.-The election of Mr.
Caldwell N. NJ as Mayor of Fredericksburg, is
announced in another column. We copy from the
fredericksburg Recorder the vote for Council
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pLANING MACHINE FOR SALE
Il As we intend to make some change In our ms
chnery. offer for sale first rate Daniel, PIaner
which can be seen in operation at Shop. corner
Cary and 9Th streets. 1t will plane u feet length by
Y inches width. 1t is constructed in the latest i'm
proved style, with dead weight. &c Call and see it.
JOHN GEORGE GIBSON,
NH I4-2w Ruilders
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A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC

A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC
"A USE DR.. ROSES PAIN.CtJRER-This pre-.
paration is truly the wonder Of the age Cures all
pam external or internal; cures Pain in the Sides
Limbs or Back, ChlIblans, Agus or Jumps in the
Breasts, Corns, Bruises. Sprains Tooth-Ache Ear.
Ache, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pains in the Bowels
aud stomach Sudden Colds, &c The PAIN CURER
being fine Tonic Mixture is also used with great
benefit for Weak Stomach and Bowels likewise for
Fever and Ague. Whenever you have pain, use the
Pain Curer freely, and you will obtain immediate re-
lief 1t acts like magic. Every family should have
a bottle in the house in case of accident or sudden
sickness Its truly the poor mans friend and the
THE GREAT COUGH AND CONsUMPTIvE
MEDICINE.
PECTORANT, for the radicalcure of Consumption
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
and all Pulmonary DISEASES. This preparation not
only cures Consumption if taken in time but it for.
tities the system against future attacks As Cough
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
abroad. In bottles. so cts, and 81.
Dr.. J. S. ROSES WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently curesin one
DIR. J. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
10 CURE AND LIVER COM
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTfe OR LIVER COM.
POUNDS sure cure for Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach,
Indigestion and Liver Complsint This Compound,
sands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
1t is a tonic Alternative, Stomach and Liver Medi-
brated DR.. Physick-50 cts
DR.. ROSES Alternative or FAMILY PILLS
sSr Liver Complaints Dgsgspss dndisestiOu Sour
Roses Medicnes, contain Mercury; they are mild
In purgIng, and, when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound. will cure these formidable com.
plants -25c.
For BILIOUS HABITS BAD COLDS AND FE-
YER AND AGUE.
DR.. ]. S. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL-
ROAD PILLS.-Thess Pills are called Railroad
Pills, because they 60 ahead of ell other Pills in
their good effects as an active PuTgative Cathar-
tic Medicine they have equal;-free from gripping,
carrying of all aecretions and bile from the stomach
| and bowels-they can be taken at all seasons, by
both sexes of all ages, and without regard to wea-
Their or exposure. Ii taken with DR.. RosE's FEVER
AND AGUE Tonic MIXTURE, they will prevent and
cure the most stubborn cases of Fever and Ague or
Bilious Eevers.-l2t and Is cts.
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by PUR-
CELL, LADD l. Co, o. A. Strecker A. Bodeker Al
exander Duvs Duval Merton, J. B. Wood, VIM.
P. Lsdd and s. M Zachrisson.
fe I2-FMG wa cis-ts
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&. c. Wexford, 11i VIM. Allen, 4J4; ]. F.
Scott, ii0 VIM. Warren, f27; J. L, Marye, 1929 :;
Hayden, 40s; J. J. Roilow, 423 w. A Little.
IN; 5. Wexford, 1923; Il. Aler, Alb NJ SIaugh
ter, i2S J. Mcclure, 42S
George T. Chew-Clerk of Council and Cham.
bcrlain
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eIOm TRUNKS, VALISES,
EYNTyVICA BAGS, &c.-I have lust
lIGDreeeived, per schooners large stock
Best Ee slish Sole Leather Travelling Trunks, s to
32inches
Best iron frame Sole Leather Travelling Trunks &c
10 50 inches
Best iron frame shape Sole Leather Travepg Trunks,
n to 81 inches
Best Sole Leather yalises IS to 24 inchse
All kinds of cheaper Trunks Garrett Bars, largo
variety all sizes ranging in price from 81 to SAL
which will be sold at unusually low prices
J. d. GOCDMAN. No 1874 Main st.
NH IL Opposite Eagle Souare
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.CMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
Nm AUcTION--Will be sold on MONDAY, I'd
Anil Chat being Court day in front Of the County
Court House, q small FARM on the southwest sas
o,v contaipine about IS scres about hslf OF which
r. Cleared and well enclosed, and adapted TO the eul
tire Of wheat, corn &c. There 10 also also an *
.aii.nt meadow which would make fine Ice POND.
The location of the Farm is suitable for county
store. There Is small Dwelling and the usual OUT
houses. - % ,nontbs
with interest added and secured BY trust deea.
NH 2O-s TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auccn.
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pERUVIAN No. l GUANO.-16OO bags
l. atioat; for sale by
NH % DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
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CHURNS, TUBS, &c.-By the schooner
~ Cerito and other vessels now arriving we are in
receipt OF good assortment of Patent Reri serators
Churns, Tubs, Buckets, Bra.a and Iron .bousd Cana
Carriages, Cradles, Hobby Horses, aud most every
article in the wood and willow ware line, direct
from the Factory and for sale low, by
n III. ZIMMERMAN
mh2l l53 Main. corner 18th st.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS


TIE BLACK WARRIOR CASE SETTLED.
The substance OF the following information was
given to the public some days ago. II came then
in the form OF rumor, and no very gres, impor
.snce was attached to IT, The Washington Union
however, gives an official cooringin the subjoin.
eli announcement - kA~
We have reliable Information a. TO the change IN
the deter miustioh OF her Catholic Majesty 10 regard
70 the Black Warrior affair, and have reason 10
kunw that the following extract of letter on the
subject from Madrid which appears In Galipnani',
Messenger OF February 70 1855, 10 correct, AL,
appears says the letter. that the Spanish govern.
rncui has decided on procaimipg that the au,hnri-
ties ct Cuba exceeded their powers In the affair Of
the Black Warrior AS regards the two PRINCIPAL
points OF !, the description of the cargo and The
time allowed 70 the production of the ships mani
test In consequence, 1t ia disposed TO accord n
ius, indemnify" Assuming this iniorma ton 20 be
true IT Is gratifying to know that Mr.. Marcy's arsu
glent has had the effect of securing adjustment
vt this affair, which will be consumma,ed upon
king the necessary proof as to the amount OF the
damages.
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ENOR GENTLEMEN received.
Il lot of gentlemen's very superior patent leather
Congress Caters and Oxford Ties which their at.
tsnton Is invited, at PAGES,
NH p No IL Msrkst R-id,a
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BY TAYLOR IL WILLIAMS.
HOUSEHOLD U'RNIT q r =


HOUSEHOLD FU'RNIT u r E
IL MULES, CARTS, &c. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION Will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY,
the Esd inst at the residence of the late NJ W. Dun
navant, in the town of Sidney, three square: west
of the Fair Grounds, the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of the usual variety ALSO
Carts, Mules, and one Mich Cow, nc, belonging to
the deceased. At the same time. the House, Tin
which deceased lately resded) will be rented for the
unexpired term OF the lease, which expires on the
LIST day of January. 1857. The house is new and in
good condition, containing rooms with q passage,
has good two story Kitchen and well OF pure wa
ter in the yard The lot contains four acres of land
under good enclosure; has been highly improved and
would make fine market garden. There are attach
ed stables for the accommodation OF IA horses with
forage house, &c. which will either be sold OF rented
with the property subject TO De removed ~ 'no
expiration of the {9ase in 1857.
All persons having claims against or indebted 20
said estate will please present them as early al prac
ticable for final settlement
LUCY ANN DUNNAVANT.
Administratrix of N. w. DunnevaDt, deco;
The terms, which will be ACCOMMODATING, VIII pc
omade known on the day OF sale. The sale vii
omm ence at 10 O'Clock. A. n
TAYLORf& WILLIAMS.
NH IA ETuTbAF Fac Auctn.
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NH 81

CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-A. LEVY,
~ Manufacturer, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Ready Made Clothing, and Gentlemen's Furnish
Ing Goods has now on hand large stock, suited to
the present and approaching season. which he will
offer TO the public at Wholesale retail at prices
as low as any house in the United States As he sells
for cash only it enables him to sell much cheaper
than those whs sell on time, and an examination of
the goods and prices will convince you of the fact
ABRAHAM LEVY
% Main str eet, opposite st. Charles Hotel
mh22 sign of The Rcd Coat
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MI 1SSES' SHOES.-A beautiful variety
Avn of Misses Shoes just received among them
some entirely new styles Those in want of Mi,ses
Shoes of any kind whate ver cannot fail in suiting
themselves at PAGES
mn u No. is Market Bridge
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THIS DAY

- =" - fsesl A.
knSIEEH 8 ALE OF ROOFS
Tee !. I . a.sS g, AT AUcrION-Asfr.s.
Dessee q WIN. Il. IsbslPs sdaisstsaesra NJ -
.1e 90 csy g this 1csth soE.sasss 4 10 A
said Smith. on Broad strssI ossnsife ~
ell the ssid smith,s stock In ksis. cc.sissi.s y
booLs Ststionery; Periodically Newspsesn. @. ~
The sale will be continued until the sntirs steea
Ia closed sf70 y ~ - - =
TEKMs-All sumo under 90 sash; 81 ssA overth.e
amount 90 days credit for enthusiastically enIorSs1
negotiable notes. p
JOHN w. PENDLETON, rru,te.. =
tioneer. nj n -
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tim FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
$4,000 CITY POINT AND NORFOLK-The.
No. Steamship VIRGINIA, Captain David Tesls
10 ready to receive freight, and viii leave on
THURSDAY, March cd, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
For freight or passage having superior aooommo-
dations. apply to h. Z. FUTILE, Agent.
m 20-St is.rt : Roekaffs. =
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Smelling Salts,

II is singular that this substance, which is
considered so delicate and refreshing per.
rume, should be prepared by chemical art
from matters Of the most obnoxious charac.
te to the nasal organ; yet such is the fact.
The proper and chemical term for smelling.
salt is ammonia; 1t originally derived its
name from the temple OF Jupiter Ammon,
at Ammonia, in Libya, district of Egypt,
in the neighborhood Of which It was hrst
manufactured. In Egypt the chicl fuel is
the dung Of the camel and as all animal
substances yield large portion oi ammo.
MIA, there is much of It IN this substance !;
hence the SCOT arising from its combustion is
mpregnatcd with ammonia, from which il
is afterwards distracted. In Europe, am
mona used to be made by dis,illing bones,
horns, parings Of hides, and other waste
animal natter from the tanners and slangh.
tcr.houses; but latterly cheaper source
has been discovered, namely, from the 70.
fuse OF the manufacture Of coal gas. II is
found that all plants and coal (Which is OF
vegetable origin yield, by distllation, from
one to three per cent oil ammonia. Many
other substances come over with the ammo.
MIA in the distilIing apparatus, which arc
horrible to smell, but which tho chemist and
perfumer rcctily, so as at last to produce
that exquisite perfume which Is carried by
the ladies, encased in crystal, geld, and sil
YER. SCPTINpS PiEssf.
' London.
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Formal Invitation.

The too frequent habit of extending mere
formal invitations is justly rebuked in the
following story Of Nivicr, the artist, which
we find amongst the Partisan gossip in the
Musical World.
Vivier, the celebrated and witty artist
passed recently some time at Paris, on his
return from his summer travels. lie had
hardly arrived when he was invited to dino
with Mons. ", the musical amateur and
rich capitalist After the repast, the master
and mistress Of the house said to their
agreeable guest, eve hope that we shall
have you often to dine with us; your plate
will always be ready"
"Always" said Nivier, "that is in the fash.
ioaablc sense Of the word"
"By no means. Wo are not persons Of
such hollow poli,encss. You know how
much we love artists, and you in PARTICULAR.
Our home syours Come and dine with US
Whenever you please. We should be glad il
it were every day"
ain carnest!"
"Certanly, we should be delighted"
"Ah wcll--Snce you are so cordial, |
promise you will do my best to be agreea.
be.'
1--WE shall depend upon seeing you.
The next day at six o'clock Vivirr prcscn-
ted himself
"You sec," said he, "that I have taken
your invitation literally. l have come to
dine"
"Ah! It is very kind Of you! Il is very
charming" said his hosts, to whom his ar
rival appeared very pquant and quite orig''
nal
The dinner was very gay, and the artist,
on taking leave, received many comp'''
ments.
The next day. as they wero about to sit
down TO the table, Vivier again appeared.
"llerc am, exact, punstual, aud faithful
to my promise. But it is singular" he con,
tinucd, fixing n penetrating and qui2zica
look upon the faces Of her hos,s--"itis sin
gular you appear surprised--did you moi
expect uier
'Oh tcr,siuiy. yo., give Us much p'ss
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MAPPING IN THE CARS.

The car was iuli oi passengers,
can't recall the number,
For had Just awakened from
An unreireshing slumbcr,
When lady who sat facing me,
Directly met my eye,
And turned away Immediately,
And smiled-l knew not why.
When youthful folks, who strangers are,
Are seated face to face,
In the silence Of a railroad car
A grave and formal place
Their wandering eyes will sometimes meet
BY some strange fascination,
And they cannot keep their faces straight,
Though dying with vexation.
Simpletons there doubtless are,
Whose mouths are always stretching,
But the guilcess mrth Of maidcn's eyes,
And dimpled cheeks is catching;
First she laughed, and then l laughed
couldn't saywhat at;
Then she looked grave, and looked grave,
And then she laughed at that.
She cndeavored to repress her mrth,
But couldn't hold it half in,
For, with face concealed behind book.
OHt allloot uIcu ''urhlliS'
She poutcd when she found her lips
Determined on n smile,
But twas very plain the pretty rogue
Was laughing all the while.
Thus happily the moments flew,
To me, at least, of course,
Though when she saw me smiling too,
II made the matter worse.
And when, at last left the car,
caught her laughing eye,
And had one good grin before
tore myself away.
"Mine inn" sought in saddencd mood.
Aud with feelings Of regret;
Those brilliant eyes, iclt assured,
never could forget.
And when arrived, yalise in hand,
pauocd--l can'ttcll why
Before mirror on a stand,
And gazed with curious eye.
Ny crayat was turned half round or more,
And shocked was to lind
That my hat was badly jamncd before,
And the rm turned up behind
Then while in haste my room sought,
sworc along the stairs,
That would not again be caught
a mapping IN the cars.
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ure Is not erect Like too many tall people,
she strives to appear shorter by assuming
moro than the "Grecian stoop," which has
the usual effect Of making her look taller
than She is. Her complexion is fair, her
eyes blue, aud the very modes, and mild
expression OF her countrnance is Il true in.
dcx to her character.
Another Vulgar Man--Don't put it on too
thick you'll make her bush.
Albino-Shc never, ns nurse, takes an in.
tsnt in her arms, but always holds it in her
hand. Placing the head upon the end Of her
fingers, its feet extended towards the wrist,
and with thethumb and little finger elevated,
she forms an ample and admirable cradle
the length Of Ter hand being quite equal to
the whole length Of an infant.
Elderly Lady in one Of the Shoc-cases-
mot meaning to create disturbance Good
ness gracious, who ever heard tell Of such
thing afsrs. pA bring Prudence here ~.
morrow.
Ablno-She Is unable 10 pass ordinary
doors without stoopinga good deal, and it is
SAID that Tor convenience she usually puts
her thmble and other little articles upon the
casing over the door, instead Of upon any
lower object, as table or desk.
Very Vulgar Man-(Worsc than the
others 1T must take considerable timber to
make a beds,cad for her.
Three Young Men-Laugh
Albino-Then here's the mammoth girl,
not yet l2 years old, and weighing nearly
22D pounds. She continued to speak Of the
others for some time, but as it was getting
late in the afternoon, the people were leay-
ing, SO he cat the bearded lady short and
made nothing of the dwarf
Eyerybody seemed well pleased with what
they bad seen and heard during the day, and
Barnnm was very well satisfied with the re.
port Of the treasurer. The receipts ran sew
cral thousand dollars above the average dai.
Iy receipts Of the Museum.