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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
Imnortanf 10 Nerrn Stealers.

We publish to-day Of the series Of acts passed by
the General Assembly, to provide eectualy for the
protection Of the slave interests of the State Agents
the Underground railroad, and especially the negroov
ing shippers OF Yankee vessels requenting the
Virginia should give this Law careful perusa BY the
way, this Is the which thirteen Democrats repudated
when the bill onlts passage in the House OF Delegates
Let ends bear his in mind and preserve copies OF the
act 10 rebut the charges Of free soil utilization which will
be echoed and eechoed by the Democratic Orators du-
rug the ensuing campaign.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
Donrlas Stock.

Ion the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
SUM- writes that developments indicate that the De-
mocracy Of Ohio for Judge Douglas their first choice
FOR the Presidency. All the signs indicate too that the
between she friends OF Douglas AMI Buchanan is al
ready raging intensely, and threatens grow still more
ierocious.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

Territories, is almost the same. word for word.
And yet southern Democrats turn up their
eyes in holy horror at the one, while they lavish
everlasting Inconsistencies upon the other. But
their inconsistency lies in being always consistent
Enough, however for the present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

disposal his oaut and every occasion, read
" impaired all the information la his possession. Mr. Da
Wis has the high esteem and perfect confidence Of every
member of the Senate, well OF all whose duties have
identified them with the proceedings OF that branch In
deed. also truthily compliment Tor faithful dis
charge oi his duty, the Mr. Jno. A Jordan
whom under obligations and object to noth
ing except his political opinions. II must have Dem-
Gratis Office IL is aconsoson know that among ihe,n
there men who entitled confidence and respect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
The Meeting To. Nirhf.

We are requested TO call particular attention to the
meeting tonight at the African Church for the noni
nation of candidates the municipal offices, TO he
filled at the approaching election in April 1t Is in
all respects desirable to have ull turnout of our
citizens and take the liberty Of urging them to
stf nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
Divorce Of State and Rnnk.

We publish to-day copy of the to separate the
State from the bks, by sale of its stocks therein
Gently passed by the General Assembly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

doabshst rsnunel rse
rlc on 10 south ghth ihadspha. pted ND
unexpected this adelphls Unity
incredible II them following
pDoor- ssnstors Mayors citizens u the
integrity, who, their families Immediately relieved
the complaints forth hsrs Of whom have taken
pains recommend the on their sd nsghbor.
of hi. nafveous
PIE. aad Rasu~atiss b.d-csarss Sexton, y. Nal
RSss,saii.saSysay bad 81 year.-w. Of Dr. kn,.,on. ~
ces.Ia street. Phlsdphs An able physician ptsetsd
R...'~I''s,a of williamson no,
hs@,sys. OLD had Palsy could no. open HI. hand
c'S.P SsAs Proprietor Of the o.r House. Philadelphia.
sesrilgA.k Miss O Bunting distorted
Rssa'atis"E knias.-orA, ron,as. 9Th ST, and =, lea.
ss .o, ether. y PhAl,s ia. ~,
rho@a Sd.csv street. above s "rhs Electric on h., mad
a'sc.p.ln MARI ar.s. merchant, Is Marshal. stree
rhH,sspa could neither %s,. hand nor ios,-ne- ash him
TERRIBLY afflicted for hsn only on
sss'r ,"s - IN Watson Of ae.s
Ing i,e In hot whi.k.y Punch peppxr
',5S s.' End "a "a ban s ~ o n and
'n and =, iss., ~ Others. web lpG~n have been cured
dor sS Ssis House sa su, ,% e
.' no.T poix,' %sss In 'ssh s.s.
Soa pal. her n:sss could
Fses-Iame. Mitchell and many other, getting o., ,e
,s.s their hands. and es aud seec
s IL e B,cs%rSo. Better Oa E OF nSsssy So
tee Philadelphia Ash him, and ask Joseph ID. BaI Mao Nd
Ps DIR Jackson. Navy the OIL m the x,,
best aud most soothing remedy known.
RhesndtlsAMrs inses, celebrated
has nur'e for half the Doctors In Philadelphia Xii.
| ~ 81
Adams. ESQ No Brion street so badly seal
nesh s-ened shout
ask fAtlrr smith, 20 City Missionary, Philadelphia
fA1sic aud Asthhd sue
csses ask Mrs Mary sutton, 2Oth Poplar
| sni uihers.
RhsHD,0fisHNo, since medical aud
has extraordinary Of Mis-
heGnlsy loi 9th st. Philadelphia, who
n'nh- unable TO move limb ask her family All VII
shos her, public Instance
Dr. HWrns-IIerv Is letter hundreds from w.II
i known Dnsgists
Prof O. DE Grsth Co-Gents Of most highly
ecme Electric on agsin sales
people, To which testify Please dox small
medium and larger sizes, aud draw for the
a. i1ufs Truly, r. WILLIAMS, Druggist
u !. presume that he speaks what believe.
More daily made Pclad-ipha possibly
nnshe aLd Is ouly caution
ycahins Electric on, which
r. written with
you'd counenanee imitation ESQ Of liar
ourg lNho had arrested js every
S would not hesitate To pronounce such mposr
The (Genuinel OIL by PuRcxiI LApp co Richmond an
ueis OF The ee. druggist. In the United States Canals the
| Indies and South america. mh2O-eoS
| sS Principal Oiher, Ss s sth ST., Philadelphia
| SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
- ouice removed To the store Of Christian Larop
Iin consequence Of the resignation of r. ii
moved TO the store Of Christian LAtrUp,
received, which paid on ali uu
m.nng on deposit six months longer
| sL'Tter period.
This Institution has existence wear. IA,
loaned eight millions no suspeni -bt M.
never '0'' one dollar" or failed to pay any esIncHe when due
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Sfs 81
Rll;az,slWj
RICH MOND w III IG.
THrRsDAy MORNING, MARCH go. 1885.
To REsPONDENTS.

WAg"
Article. eotA sites orAs paper ,eu not 10 pHAh
long stun3iag ought 20 10 kHoca 20 all
r Be deIsrrsdhoH. obituary notices eceef
ta0 sfgAf lines eAdrysd for ds ddeertisenaesfs
se- Cpra-Hafcoas cf Ne charged s advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
nIEn.

In Madison Parish Loussns, the 9th February 1850 JOHN
his ~ 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
A CAMD.-cl.en Tylsr havIns .a..a.a .hs public Ola.

tlHD.-CiEen Tyler having satisfied The public
N born and raised South 81 Mason DNons line,
has resided all his life the and candle bill having
quus the Senate and Governor Wise also made the
clear mud that have gzId but gzar-et
~ q which the public led believe by his Excel
ency first curious and amusing letter the subject
physiology % the the question
claiming public this time birth place
VIM Taylor
The Old mooi question 81 who struck By Patterson, and that
date who kicked Mcdonald
TO c important and alabsorbng Of where was wM
TAYLOR born'
A the daily the 81
Knows evidently started with the determination telling
where VIM born but for best known him
elf he got further than - that he NET harm here
r born fsre IN the them 81 the nation, aud all
ton besides, " uisrs WA TAYLOR born'
The public mind becoming considerably exercised the
Perhaps zone Who Knows nteni. writing biography ~ wm
Taylor Ia Barnum aud Geore- Lav showing hi rise aud
grr infancy rprned manhood sui does desire
anticipate his publication by giving from his history.
Meanwhile every thing aud body len doub,
aud conjecture.
fellow says guess WIN Taylor born down
State of York we'll West and nigh tue the Vermont line @
wIar this
And Why didn't One Who Knows let the public
miIa-2 HtrTCIfFyTDMN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
GENTS. DRESS CLOTHING

TuNHE sun.crhtr their Spring Cot
aud Cashmere Dress snd Prock Coats varied
Nyle aud Black Pants together
SIX and Vests. We
Boys wear will be found tasty an
suited lilo Main
aud he satisfied.
mh20 GROsUONg a TIrPNAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
N JOHN DOOLEY,
81 MAIN STREET.

- R.fza
81 RICHMOND, -
~ WhaIseTis ant Hef1V mGgHi6csHf assortment Of
HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS, PLUSHES, TRIMMINGS,
and other article belonging 10 his business.
His stock 81 Virginia manulcic goods Is the
ezant by him, aud viii h. fully equal
thing Imported s imported stock also IL Varied aud
scale than he has before
Ia the requirements Of merchants and
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

The reporter cannot omit 70 remark, At the close of
these proceedngs that he has been under constant o
,tor. T., snrftoS DAVIS Esq Ci'rk Of the senate,
Tor material aid ia giving an account VI the daily
tons OF that body With uniform courtesy be placed 1t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

EHON.-R ARCHER Co, have opened Office At the .to
Of Messrs Stokes Coon 10 Street. receive o,.
for all description Of Iron at their Iron wo,
In this City. milf a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20
Two COUNTnY mERCHANTs.-Yon1 ait.

respectfully called 10 the splendid and entire
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising style and variety the
which will b. sold at Wholesale and the most lavorsS
terms To cd customers liberal discount will msds
Csc DursHEHHy long known the trade now
with aud will be pleased his old at Apv tine
tphi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

We the patent stretched eaier hi
ing lace Leather and u5rcang Machine OIL which Keep co
allied wIysTON A pntv US
mhs-u Garner C,ry .,d p,s.1 ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

tOt III hNE.-We call particular to Pure RE
Nhich We pronounce unenaed by any Old whisky to
out s superiority Is known far aud
ng hi by connosseurs for California orders who want g be.
REGARDLESS ofpriee. For sale only by
mhiS-u WINSTON a pnUFpa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

I% TIE MGEriNG TO-NIGHr.-rhe friend
tSSE OF Ino W. Wright desire call the Of
voters To the fact that for the Sergeant sf
Hess hdos SHd PERSONAL attention Of the onc
pr--mlnenty recommend Mr. Wright favorable
ton aud We ask that long aud we'll tried services only
wing party but To the American organization
reward We therefore hope that every the Afr
can church tonight and cast their votes
Sergeant. [mh2O-ltsl MANY CITIZENS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

49, TlIE UNITED srATES--It is now actually prove,
that tie famous ELECTRIC OIL Philadelphia made by DIR
smith, Ia. most magic effect eoered people
tn act little quicker their
and will pain Ia few minutes that !,
don't white folks Oh opinion. the
Of them Ia PhiNd lphia, New Orleans and Baiino.e.
II iis folks WHEN thing besides
really pleasant, aud dont the linen skin child
PURCELL. LADD a CO. Agents.
Large bottles ten times the cheapest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IN MAINE.-.The
spring elections in Maine, with hardly an ex.
eeption, indicate a succession of gains to the
Republican party. In the city of Bangor.
where the Hunker Coalitionists succeeded
last fall, the Republicans triumphed after a
hard contest. electing their Mayor and carry
ing five out Of the seven wards. In Angus
ia, the Contionists carried the city by hardly
half their majority. In Lewiston, the Re-
publicans elected every town officer by in.
creased majorities. Last year the Coalition
lists carried Reflect hss 40 ---j;--:ty ouel.
purne Sleeper Esq, Republican, has now
been elected Mayor by 2l8 maiority-a Re-
publican gain Of 500
The city of Biddeford last September gave
the Coalitionists majority of 35 Last Tues
day, D. e. Somes, Esq, Republican, was tri-
um?hantly elected Mayor by majority of
l18.
Last Monday, the Republicans again car.
ried Freeport by gain of ZIG from last Sep.
TENDER. The town of Windsor, IN Kennebec
county, last fall, gave an anti Republican ma
Jority of D. This spring the Republicans
have triumphed by vote of nearly two to
one. Mt. Vernon, in the same county, gave
on Monday Republican majority OF rs. a
gain of 90 since last fall. In Bucksport, the
whole Republican ticket was elected by 1870
majority, handsome gain from last Septem-
Der, These elections, occurring in all parts
OF the State are full of the most hopeful au-
guries.- Boston atlas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

WORCESTER, Mass. March 18th, 1856.
Editors of Worcester Spy-Sw About Ave
weeks since, received a letter from kind friend
in Buffalo, offering me the services of a youthful
medium for physical manifestations, as an aid in
the dissemination Of the truths of Spiitualism.
read that letter to some Of your fellow citizens,
and on their advise sent for that medium to meet
me here, which he did on Saturday, Feb 10TH
He was then an entire stanger to me, and before
could consent to bring him before the public, |
took him into the country for three weeks dur.
ing which time satisfied myself beyond al ques-
ton that he is a rapping and physical medium
In one thing, however. was disappointed Ia him,
inasmuch as found that could get no NANTES.
tatons from him in the hght. on account OF
whlch be IS an unfit medium for the public. Hag.
lng, however, received him, thought it well to
retain him, hoping that the main features given
might be OF an entirely conclusive character. Re.
turning TO this city on the 9TH of this month,
MADE necessary arrangements for Investigations.
confident in the aid OF many honest minds. This
cooperation have found, and the result 4 as
follows - y -
am satisfied that he is medium, for pbysi.
cal and rapping manifestations. am also satis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
ARRWAL OF THE GEORGE Law.

New YORK, March l5.-The steamer Geo.
Law, with the California mails, arrived about
IL o'clock.
The correspondent of the Herald, writing
from New Granada, Nicaragua, February %,
says 81 am able to state that Great Britain
sent a commissioner to confer with the Gov
eminent OF Nicaragua upon the Central Amer
lean question. which 10 at present taking up
so much of the attention of the people of the
United States. The commissioner represent.
ing this Government and the English COM
missioner met at Greytown, and agreed upon
basis of settlement that will settle the uues-
ton without regard to the United States.
The Mosquito King is to be placed upon the
same footing with any other chief--a mutual
good will and recognition of this go
ment, are some of the preliminaries. They
were conveyed to England by steamer that
left here on the 4th instant and will no doubt
be accepted by Great Britain, as Gen. Walker
tells me that propositions of England were
for the most part consonant with the views Of
his government.
General Walker informs me that the gov
eminent do not intend to seize any of the
Ocean steamers, that the company have sufR-
cient property in the country to satisfy the
claim Of the government, which is estimated
at $3.50, 900, all local improvements, of course,
conhscate to the State. In fact, the accesso-
ry transit Company is thing Of yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Senator Douglas, who well deserves the til
tie, in view of all his antecedents and recent
acte, of leader of the border rufian forces in
Congress. has renowned, in his lengthy
report on Kanzas, the once preached doctrines
OF popular sovereignty, as not now adapted
TO his case, aud betaken himself TO an elabo-
rate defence OF border rufian sovereignty
For this end, he makes open proclamation, in
connection with his long winded sophistry, of
his intention. in behalf of the slave propa.
BAnda, to "subdue the Free States" into sub
mission to the rufian policy. On this, the N.
X. Tribune has the following capital article,
well expressing the sentiments Of the freemen
OF the Ncrth, and their determination to sub
NIT TO no such domination -
The impairment Mr.. Douglas has made his
first communication to the Senate on the sub.
ject Of Kanzas, since his return to the. BODY
alter his indispostion, caught in the uncons
genial atmosphere of his constituency. In
delivering it, he added this declaration, ad.
dressed to the Free States" We intend 10
subdue YOU" To this insulting menace, we
have a response to make, which we are sure
will be echoed by the indomitable masses Of
hoerly-loYing men IN the North, now num-
bered by millions. We intend not to be sub
died.
II Mr.. Douglas shares ia the opinion of the
member Of the Cabinet, who does not hest
tate 70 declare that this government should be
hinhed monarchy-and il il is by force of
arms mat he proposes 10 execute the purposes
Of the slave power. in bringing the people OF
tne notn under its degrading and insolent
sway--lpt him say so in % many ,vords ,rha
threat plainly intimates that she neonle ~ tha
Nerth are not yet subdned They onioy a
liberty, they indulge in acts, not much Ion,,ar
20 be permitted. OF course this il what ~
means, or he means nothing. We believe tho
people 81 the North should be prepared for
the process. We know that larke BODY ~
them are. Let Mr.. Douglas make ready NJ
scheme. then. and begin to carry il out. Lei
tho projected coup detat be attempted IN what.
sooses form Nj. Douglass masters In the
South may prescribe. II Is the first time in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Understanding he wanted time to read the
NebrasSa bill, had previously franked gross
ly libelGls pamphlet on the subject.
Mr.. Sunher said the address was predicat-
ed on the irst bill, and not on the last.
Mr.. Doplas remarked that the reasons as
signed by Mr.. Sumner for the postponement
of the Nebraska bill, were not true in fact
Mr.. Johnsoi's motion was then adopted,
and the Senate .diourned till Monday.
HoUsB.-Mr Vashburn of Maine, spoke in
favor of the adoption of the resolution en-
powering the Committee on Elections to send
for persons and pape-s in the Kanzas case; he
said Mr.. Reeder WIS removed because he
would not be the slave and tool of the Presi-
dent, who mad offered hin the mission to Chi
ma or Great Britain, If ne would resign the
Governorshlp.
Mr.. Smith of Virgnia-Do 1 understand
the gentleman to make that charge?
Mr.. Washburn-I have seen such state
ment in the newspapers; the correspondent
who made it dared the Washington onion to
deny it, and l dare the gentleman from Vir-
ginia to make the denial.
Mr.. SMITH believe it to be bold and
sS-fr1Eit ssteu ialsehood, ana 1t is undressing
in any member to repeat such newspaper
statements
Mr.. Washburn-I believe every word of it;
there are gentlemen here who can speak for
the Executive.
Mr.. Madison of New York, defended the
Emigrant Aid Societies, and severely CRITICS.
ed the positions Of the minority report; con-
demned squatter sovereignty, aud expressed
the opinion that the difficulties in Kanzas
were attributable to the let. alone policy of
1850. on the slavery question. But for this,
there would have been no flaming proclama-
ton by the President, and no orders from the
Secretary Of War, to enforce the laws.
Mr.. Washburn argued that the Committee
m ust have plenary power, in order to give an
impartial hearing, and arrive at an honest, in
tellgent Judgment. He moved the previous
question.
The motion was negatived. rs voting for,
and SO against.
Mr.. Bennett of Mississippi, contended that
Mr.. Reeder has setup am extraordinary claim,
without shadow of law or justice.
Adjourned till Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

STEPHEN ARNOLD DouGLAs.-The pro-
ceedings of the U. s. Senate, on Friday, as
reported under our Congressional head, ex-
hibit the true character of Stephen Arnold
Douglas, the author of the Nebraska infamy.
In the spicy debate which sprang up, on the
motion to print the territorial reports on Kan
sas, Senator Douglas" says the Springfield
Republican, g vindicated his claim to lead the
border rufian party as their fit candidate for
the presidency, by one of the most disgusting
displays of low blackguardism and insolence
ever made in the United States Senate. Even
decent southerners felt compelled to rebuke
HIM"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

GOVERNOR REEpER.
I'VE have made inquiry # you aud we hear
such goodness Of your justice, that our soul
Cannot but yield you forth 10 public thanks,
FoTerunning more requital."
JOHN P. HALE.
6 And some have greatness thrust upon them.
60 too thou art made.n
AMOS LAWRENCE.
: He hath an ear for pity. and hand
Open as day for melting charity"
COM. STOCKTON
Such men as he be never at hearts ease,
While they behold a greater than themselves"
wM H. sEwART.
:" You net to be taught
mat you have many enemies, that kaow not
Why they are so, hut, like village ours,
Bark when their fellows do"
EDWARD EVERETT.
s.Ihave seen
The dumb men throng to see him. AID the blind
10 hear him speak matrons flung gloves,
Ladies and maids their scarfs and handkerchiefs
Upon him as he passed."
DAN'L S. DICKINSON.
The secret misehefs that set ahroach
lay unto the grieVous char If others.
But then sigh, and with piece Of Scripture,
Tel them-that God bids us do good for evil
And thus clothe my naked viIany
With old odd ends, s}oln forth ofilvly writ
And seem saint, when most play the devil.
WILLARD FILLMORE
No sun shall usher forth mine honors
Or gid again the noble troops that waited
Upon my smiesD
HENRY J. GARDNER.
charge thee, fling away ambition:
By that SIN fell the angels how can man, then,
Ihe image OF his maker, hope to win by it,
CHARLES SUMNER.
HIS years but young, but his experience old;
His head unmellowed. but his judgment ripe.
And, in a word (foi, far behind his worth
Come all the praises that now bestow)
He is complete in feature and in mind'
THOMAS H. BENTON
Il am left onti for me nothing remains,
But long will not be Jack-out of-ofice."
JOHN C. SANE.
"a merrier man,
Within the limit OF becoming mirth,
L never spent an hours talk withaln
WILLIAM L MARCY.
"When workmen strive to do better than we'll
They do conound their skill in covetousness:
And, oftentimes, eXcusing Of fault,
Doth make the fault worse by the excuse:
AS patches, set upon a little breach,
Dscredit more, in hiding of the fault,
Than did the fau before it was so patched"
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
'This was the noblest Roman of them ALL"
EDWIN FORREST
so, it ofends me to the SOUL to hear robusous peri
gpaed ielowear passion to atters to very rags tC
spit the ears of the gr0undings would have such
fellow whipped for o'erdoing termagent it our-herod'
Herod: pray you, avoid it,"
JOHN B. WELLER
"When the butt is out we will drink water; not drop
before. Give me a cup of sack"
JOHN HUGHES
SIT my breath thet blew this tempest W,
Upon your stubborn usage of t he Pope"
HENRY WILSON.
"Truy, sir, all that live BY with the awl; Imedde
with bridesmaids matters, nor womens matters, but
with anvil am, indeed, sir surgeon to old shoes when
they are in great danger, recover them
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

BALLOON AscENs1oN.-Dr. Boynton gives en-
tertainments for children and parents, on Wednes-
day afternoon. which +" all the world and his
wife" will desire to witness. 1t consists of
great variety of amusing and instructive expert
ments in Chemistry, Electricity, and Electro
Magnetism, &C., with Galvanic Battery. Some
of these experiments are SAID to be exceedingly
amusing, although illustrating leading facts of
science. A Balloon Ascension closes the exhibi.
ton. Ten cents admit all ages. See advertise
ment, for particulars.