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hURASE bs hENI,
"WILLIAM C. DUNHAM,
/" DAVID B. Parker"

The report Of the committee was adopted.
Fire-Alarm 1elegraph.--The special
committee on the fire telegraph reported
the action taken by them in the erection Of
the fire-alarm and police telegraph, giving
also reported that Messrs. Gamewall s. Co.
had erected, by permission of the commit
tee, an apparatus at the Dollhouse, which
they would allow to remain for six months,
provided the city would purchase it at
81 200 if it proved satisfactory. {.
The report was adopted, and the COM
mittee continued.
Receipts and Disbursements. - Under
the recent resolution of the. Council, the
Auditor submitted his monthly report of
receipts and disbursements for the month
of December, showing the receipts to have
been 92,835.Os and the disbursements
GIL ,07l.24.
The Reservoir.-The City Engineer SUBJ
mitted report recommending the erection
Of q Rsw reservoir, and containing his
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RICHMOND, January !, 1870.
DISSOLUTION.-TH CONCERN OF
- sToRRs son is this day ,rd. dissolved * mu-
tusl consent. sTohEs Z ooS'
RICHMOND, January ], 1870.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned have
this day entered into co-partncrship under THO
Es es ST2Eksa G9 SIS RssspGse hs ETY.
having purchased OF Mr. B. II. Hatcher his entlre
q mules and ~aEp saa Of
so literally bestowed on the late concerns OF D. a.
Hatcher and Storrs Son. Onlce isla Gary street.
7. TURNER,
sAMvkss SNhvks sToRRs. 81 dGSsh1'
RIcHMoyD, January !, ls7o.
In retiring from the teaming business csnnot
refrain fro expressing my sraiua ), me Sor many
wears mast. and cordially recommend u my olo
patrons and friends the new concern OF "eS''''
STOKES 7. ss,S.eodsw { eo B. A. HATCHER.
nAVING PURCHASED THE ISTE-
q Booth. Jr we will continue the same onsiasIi
and arm as before.-LEE. sEDD0N &,.;s W arm.
will sefte all business connected Win INC isle
"in 't'''' - 'A''''' SESEsEE SkaEs + 5EbDbos 5sEkbDbos.
rbave this day sold ont my interest In TIE frm OF
seldom e. e ssniSfo sasy selling III
| LEE and JAMES hs
hnsiness connected withths late, urn: or.y m
RICHMOND, January ], islo: i--L q I-1I
: FccIEsroy, 4 WILLIAM H. sNoTT.
| late Eggleston e F!tz- Ha'o o' AsAsAo1's'
, gerald, Richmond,
have formed co-partnershsp under tho afn
! name OF s,tonr
GENERAL COMMISSION dERcHASS,
No. 1872 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND.
Oons.sumsnts solicited and pscrH rssafs'
SAD. :s1-4ES,ANsT
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EAL"INED PL AST L Il .--250 barrels
y Ga!.y expected.
lr,. A. =. LEE.
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x,cnu ANM rGAsn

l,uN AND WOOD At suNMER ,R
!" ;h.t am row prepared to sell
t.er-' AZ * .IiikClTE CnAL and WOOD
4 " "" A';" % rSn''Hn'y nysm.iS %" sa9s sS saS 'Ge
1.r' 81. g.a,, me ,,f,ra?c.t. CAN and get yonr
c|cH ,,cI%rc sll IS gene. Yards Nineteeuth and
s".i'' 'o,s |, and Seventh ar@ Grace streets.
taty S'''''' CHARLES II. FACE.
r1IIIAM HALL CREW,
u 1L DEALER IN
" COAI. AND WOOD.
-o,-ns hts orlccto Fourteenth street near
has 'c1''' N.,c's h:idEc.
-sNt
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TIE COURT OF ApPEALs meets to-day at
IL o'clock.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
DULASkI HOUSE,
l. JOHNSON SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA.
WILTBFEGkR Il CARROLL,
PkOPRIMTORS.
HOUSE hns been rentted an

THIS POPULAR HOUSE has been rehtted and
Partially rcfurnlshrd during the past summer,
and now prepared for the reception OF guests.
Alr. JAMES CARROLL. formerly Of the Eutaw
th. ud sweet Springs, Va, has been associated
With III" II I'll" management OF this house under
t!c tr. ua!Ie Of WlE1BERGEk K CARROLL.
10 SIN W. II. WILTBERGER.
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aMUSEMEyTA, q

THE TREMAlNE BROTHERS AND
MIR. JOHN G.. PERSON will give oIe or
their popular and pleasing
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
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n,sso.UT,oys & PARTNERSHIPS.

TBE CUNCEKN Of
JETER & HARRIS HAVING
BEEN DISSOLVED,
the subscriber will continue the -
PRODUCER EtCOMMIsSION BUSINESS
at the old stand or Jeter Harris, sh9Sk1e sup
RICHMOND, Va, January 6, 1870. Jn a-lw
IO-PARTNERSHIP firm OF L:
I LEVY doing business in Enfield, n. G., ana
Richmond. Va J has been enlarged BY the addl-
tion of Isaac and Ellis Levy: and the style OF inc
arm will be from the lst Of January; H7o' T.
LIE y 00' ISAAC LEVY,
ELLIS LEVY.
December 80, 1863. taa-2wr
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MEMORANDA.
MEETINGS..


OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERsl
SAVINGS BANK. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of this institution will bc
held Mt their Office on SATURDAY the 18th Of
January at O'Clock p. II.
ia a-td WILLIAM A. JENKINS. Cashier
TTNION BANK.-The annual meeting Of
- the stockholders Of the UNION BANK OF
RICHMOND will be held OH THURSDAY, lsth
of january, 1870, In the rooms Of Messrs. Daven-
port & Co.., over the First National Bank, at
O'Clock p. II. Stockholders are requested to be
present In person or represented by proxy.
de 25-td JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-12
A LOST CHlu.D.

A LOST CHILD.
Seated one day st the osgan,
Twas weary and Ill at case,
And my fingers wsndsosd idly
Over the noisy kcys.
know not what was playing,
Or whot was dreaming thenj
Aud struck one chord Of susie,
Like Che sound Of . great Amen.
It flooded tbs crimson twilight,
Like the clsse Of an angels psalm,
And 4 lay on my fevered spirit
With q touch Of infinite calm.
It quieted pain aod sorrow,
Like love ovsseeming strifst
It seemed sAe harmonious echo
From our discordaue lif6.
II linked all perpIe1ed meanings
Into one perfect peace
AAd trembled away Into silence,
As II II were 10th to cease.
have sought, but seek It vainlys
That one host chord divine,
That came from the soul Of the organ,
And entered into mine
1t may be that deaths bright angel
VIII speak N that chord agaia;
II msy be Chat only in heavss
shall bear thst grand Amen
-ADRaAInE A. PRocroE
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-12

"WoMAN IN BLAcK."-The natural
curiosity Of the residents of Bsffalo has
been lately wrought up to the highest
pitch by tho singular actions of black
robed and black veiled female. who has
walked to and fro in that vicinity evcry
night, between twelve and one O'Clock
for the last three months. This "womau
in black" speaks to no one, but appears
to be looking for something, and 30 care.
fully has she kept her veil down that nc
person has yet obtained glimpseoof her
face.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-12

A gentleman once asked, "what h wo.
man2" when . married man replied: :
"She is an essay on grace, in one volume
elegantly bound. Although it may be
dear, every man should have . copy Of
Iit."
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-12

Aunt Susss says: suppose all the
men were in one country, and oil tho
women in another, with big . river be.
tween them Good gracious | what a lot
Of poor women would be drowusd |"
One Of the fashionable women of Bsr
lin and her two daughters having hcsu
taken seriously III at ball, the physi
clan discovered that green tarletan worn
BY them contained arsenic. The shop
keeper who sold the article was accord
,ngly put on trial for "manslsuehter. u
On proving. however, that he had eau
toned the ladies in regard to the poison
Gus nature Of the beautiful green color
he was acquitted.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-12
Troy--Chrls,iau lcsiiiuto Church.

rom the (Chiilicotne) Chrnu@n fioneer.J
We next cane on 10 Troy, the county
scat Of Lincoln, where w protracted our
meeting through two Sundays. Our meet.
ing here was highly interesting and sue.
ccssful. There we're seventeen additions
to the Church. all by confession aud bap.
tism, save one These acesssions were
from amOsR che best material in the towe.
Among them was Psof Bowlcs, the teach
er Of ancient languages 10 Troy Christian
Institute, and Vho was educated in the
Univers ty' of Virginia. lie is q model
young man, both ia morals and istelect
ual eultere. Troy is the home Of El,ler
Timothy Ford, who by his successful Ia.
bors in the Gospel and 6ne moral inAu-
euce, extending ever many years, has
done great aud lasting work in estab-
fishing primitive Christianity in North
east Missouri. He is practical. prudent,
self culsured, . forcihle speaker, nnd
highly useful man IN the various dcpart
ments OF church life and activity. The
thought which at this time lies nearest
his heart, is to place Troy Christian In.
fstitute, located at this place, on firm
basis. The property Of this Institution
was bought about four years ago by the
brethren Of the Churches of christ 10
Lincolo and adjoiuinx counties, at cost
Of e15 900 ince that time they have
| built a boarding house, at a cost OF not
less than 81 900 mskine in all e22 600
Of this amount there Is yet a debt OF
eleven thousand dollars against the prop.
erty. To free the Institution of this
debt, and thus prevent its going into alien
hands, is nov the foremost thought and
determination of its friends. To this
end plan Of raising the amount neces
sary TO lit the debt has been inaupu-
rated, which has a fair prospect Of sue
cess. In this work Of liberality and de.
votion to the cause Of education, she
brethren here ct Troy have led off in
figures of which they may vel! be proud,
hoping that others, by their example will
catch the inspiration, aud 90 aul do
likewise.
The college building is beautiful
structure q real gem, built according to
the most approved style Of architure, and
in the best workmanship. The boardiug
house on the college campus is large and
commodious frame structure, built in the
moat substantial and workmanlike man
ner. To have such prise, such an Ell
cient handmaid Of the Church. to pass
out from undes The control Of che Chris
tian brotherhood, into the hands of hose
who ore trying to tear down what we are
building up, would be shame and an
everlasting disgrace. Such thous he its
friends do not for a moment entertain,
They now ,ntepd to put their shoulders
20 the whee. in real earnest, and relieve
the institution at once from its embar.
sassment, that 1t may enter with free
and buoyaat ssep upon its career of use
fulness.
We must not omit to say that the
School has been In successful operation
three years and half 1t is now under
the efficient management of Prot. " m.
Christian and hi. excellent lady. Under
sher good disciplinary power and fac
ability us teachers, the School is pursuing
the even tenor Of its way, giving promise
of certain success. Fraternally,
| j. NJ Lone
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-12


PICKING THE EARS DR.. Hall snys
picking the ears" Is a most nischievous
prsctice; in attempting to do this with
hard substsnces, On unlucky motion has
many time pierced the drum nothing
sharper or harder than the end Of the
little finger, with the neil paired, ought
ever be introduced into the ear, unless
by hysioian. Persons are often seen
endsnv voring to remove the "wax" Of the
ear with the head Of pin this ought
never to be done, FIRST because it not only
endaneers the rupture of tho ear by being
pushed too far in, but if not so fer it may
gsatc against tho drum, excite infiulatiop
and an ulcer which will finally cat all
the parts away, especially Of a scrofulous
constitution second, hard substances
have often slipped in and caused the
necessity Of painful operations to fish or
cut out; third wax is manufactured by
nature to guard the entrance from dust
insects, and IN unmodi6ed cold air, and
when it has subservad its purpose it be-
comes d,y, scaly, light, aad IN tbs COZ
ditioH is easily pushed outside by new
"'suu OcV"e'ouu'iy Wax may huTuen
and may interfere with the hearing; but
| when this is the case, it IS the part Of
wisdom to consult physician andlet him
decide what 10 the remedy; If one can
not be had the only safe plan is to let fall
into the ear three or fous drops of tcpid
water. night aad morning; the saliva is
better still, for it is softer and more pen.
etratiug. but elycerine is far preferable
to either; it is one Of the blandest fluids
10 nature, and very rapidly pont
the hardened wax, cools the parts, and
restores them to healthy condition. II
in week there is not decided improve.
ment in the hearings medical advice ought
to be had at once, as next to she eye. the
car Is the most delicate organ Of the
body.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

the election OF any candidate who is chosen in
case where colored men are deprived OF their
votes More still, it authorizes the President
to appoint officers to enforce the law. and gives
him power to use the whole strength of the
national forces to make the law respected
There is provision looking to the suppression
OF such stupendous frauds as those in New
York city, and it was openly avowed in the de-
bate that these terrible outrages must be sto,-
ped at all hazards if we would not see a new
rebellion caused by some violent usurpation of
the government at Presidential election.
1t is interesting also to note that the iuriS-
dlcton OF the offences enumerated in the bill
Is not to rest with the State Courts, but is
vested solely in the United States Courts. This
VIII obvlate such mock trials as recently took
place at Brooklyn, for making fraudulent
election returns. Out of score of criminals
arraigned in that city under charges of falsely
counting election returns five were condemned
to lmprisonments of ten or twenty days part
OF which were passed in feastng with partisan
friends and the remainder of which were re-
mltted by order of the Court. We believe
the new law will not be thus administered or
enforced by the United States authorities, but
thatthe full penalties for the crime will be pro-
nounccd and will have to be paid.
1t is urged by the Democratic organs and
speakers that the law is to be enforced in State
and municipal elections. This they do to make
1t more obnoxious, if that be possible, to their
party. But, unfortunately, this is an error.
The law applies only to Presidential and Con-
gressional elections.
1t will now be probable that colored men
will everywhere be allowed to vote. That
point, we think, will be conceded, as the penal
ties are severe, and the power of enforcement
ample. We may not be so successful again st
the secret assa ssins of the south, and the
adopts in election frauds in Philadelphia and
New York are exceedingly difficult to battle.
But at least the thing is worth trial.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

MEXICO, "CoNE Under MY WING. Gen
eral Rosecrans has published an address to the
people of the United States, "a copy of which
is on our tablel in favor of formal declaration
by Congress of policy " insuring the Mexican
Government firm sympathy and moral support.
and our own citizens protection in their rights
and legitimate pursuits in Mexico. The poll
cy is said to be approved by ex-Secretary Sew
ard, Chief Justice Chase, Caleb Gushing, Rep
resentative Schenck, and other prominent men.
The object is represented to be the strengthen
ing of the Juarez Administration, and develop
mont by American capital of railroad and bank
ing enterprises in Mexico.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

DECORATION DAY.-Monday last was known
as Decoration Day, on which occasion the
graves of the Union Soldiers who fell during
the war were strcwn with flowers. 1t was OBJ
served throughout the United States. An ac-
count Of its observance in Wilmington is given
in our local columns At Washington, the
soldiers graves in Arlington Cemetery were
decorated, an address being delivered by Gen
eral John \. Logan. The ceremonies were at
tended by the President, Vice President, Cab
met officers, Senators and Congressman, army
officers, and thousands Of citizens. At New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, St.
Louis, Cincinnati, indianapolis, Detroit and
nearly every other city, the day was observed
with PROFESSIONS oratons, and floral decoration
ofthe graves, business being generally or par
italy suspended
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

Senator Saul bury, of Delaware, has been
IN the Senate eleven years, and never intro
duced bill until few days ago when he ask
ed for $4,000 for improvements in the Della
ware river, and got it,
This is an item going the rounds ofthe news
papers generally, and shows how useless this
family pet has been il his representative cana
city For eleven years this man has done moth
ting but show a factious and fool-hardy oppo-
sltlon to the dominant party and the progress
OF events, never suggesting better plaas than
those which he opposed and never having the
slightest weight in his opposition to the plans
suggested or carried out. All he has done,
as representative, with this praiseworthy ex-
ceptlon, has been 10 bore the Senate and the
readers Of his home organ with ong-winded
speeches that went for naught We say all
we pass by his personal conduct, in which the
Senate, the State-und we had like to have
said hlmself-werc di,gyaced BY his acts. For
this a'on", to say nothing Of his derelictiorpas
a repre- en;atiye, the State would be better off
with one mcmbcrin the Scna'e Yet it is c N
templated keeping him there while ever the
Salisbury ring is in power.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

30 We would particularly the attrrt,, ct oar
to " advertisements in another column Mes,cs E,nur
Co.. OF the Tower Hall Clothing Bazaar No. ,S MARKET Street;
(ha't WAY between 9TH and 9TH Streets Phjud,. pima
IN EVERY WAY WORTHY or ATTENTION
assuring them that thr fact: therein forth. w,Aaawa
such to the community iulco, Is F,rDN
WORTHY oF ATTENTION. Among their stock for IA,
which the hes, Esa
Made Clothing in Phiaicphs. viii be found
Chcviot> all shades in
Bauuockburhs,
McltonS.
Plain Cheviots in Pants and Vests
Fuurv
F0nc, Plaid Cassmeres, in Pants and Vests
Fancy stripe
All new STYLES
Black and Fancy Cloth CheStrravlds.
Black Elastque
New shades Green and Olive
Fancy and Black Cloth Sacks:
All shades Melton
Best grade Blue Flannel Sacks.
Black aud Fancy Cloth Vests
Black aud Fancy ElaStique
New shades Green and olive
All kinds Fancy Cashmere
To match their coats. a kinds of {"
To match their Pants. all kinds of
In short they have every desirable market
uiactured into Mems, Youths and Bows
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of all kinds styles sizes which they sell at prices
tced
THAN THE LOWEST ELSEWHERE,
ranging in price tor Mems Coats low as $500
Pants 500
Vests L"
Being entire Mems suit 500
(Which indeed good substantial and servccable garments
we'll adapted to ordinary business the finest and
best to be found anywhere, and assortment q"
goods the piece be up to order Remember the
location
BENNETT & co,
Tower HALL,
5lA MARKET STREET
Halt way between jth ami C;h sts,
may2j PHlLADELPHGA.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New York tniyer>itx Medicines.

Th"mrcjur, arri 10y the New YORK M-, Jt.,.., IS
an institution composed Of some o our most iu.l All
scientific physicians and surgeons ans ay ;r,o.',
ing 70 the .aw Of that State working >acn a,... &
results in thr permanent ..c
cd inrnrat" that must eventually suirre,t~a
o treatment Thr, mrlicu,~ Patton; ,r..,-
but are the pioducnn, "f nf known s..,,c rr ...
Who after Years "l study and experiment. ia,.
ward thcii highly reliable remedies street,
with the Laws OF Meictl Chemistry. Tt-y -
III, pubic place Of those h.al.i DESTROY. .-..
which no" o"i our and a. each aata'
known 70 tail ia complete Of IT,. disease
intended" ever, family s-u't k""; CONSTANT -n,,
eiicactou> ronrti, naui Til, afflicted ,,'.-,..g
manner Whatever should t' all means .-'
books published BY IA" Uuyrrty. AMI ,oint....,
address, These works Of which there sry--t a--..
tanning Important Medical Information ana sure =
health contain th~ testimony hundreds wha lave Ir
OF Consumption Cancers. Heart Disease Ner,ou. p.:,.
Paralysis Deafness Rhrum,i>n, Diseases o tI ans lr
Piles Femslc Weakne>>, Ep.trI>>. Serna W-Dr--s al.
other utu ami oah h>one many i .
been aand"ncd a. hopcr>o by the atvnn.ug iiy- L,s
man woman am child in the country ,i,u ,.c:. -t
these works, e>prciay the our, entitled The Jl,,.y
Pocket Guide 20 II .al'u aut Pg..', .,t
The "mand uI the University preparations
rspliiy tHat It has hcy .o,'i :.cce>,,.t :,-., "
oh,", a.. the country. Iac READER .i, ,..,..
apply for all Information I" jos. Huia. wGnia- s:- p'
the Philadelphia Branch ami ha, oac, Al N t- ~ u
st. y +. Cuu,erot >eyynteru,l =,
@T DEAFNESS. Bimluc>> ans ArAhluitreai.
ed with the utmost success. by J. iSAACs VI H., and
Protessor OF Diseases OF IA" Eve aud Ear mite MeG
cal College OF Penn>N wanna. II years cAvrritHce
Iormery OF Leydnn. tlol.Iui Va. SO Ar'h Street.
Phha. Testimonials can De seen al MS Office. h
medical faculty are invited To accom- au! ,nelr ia
eyes inserted w'tnout pam No charge ior eNam'na
uon lcl7Iy
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

At the recent nomination election of the
Republicans OF New Castle county for Sheriff
and Coroner about one thousand more votes
were cast than were voted two years ago. This
circumstance shows that they feel sanguine of
SuccpSS
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

DELEGATE ELECTIoN-Thc election Of Del
egates to the Republican State Convention
takes place in this county on Saturday next
We hope list of the Delegates will be sent
us. The Convention is held on the 9th.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

Col" WILMER. Last week we had a short
noflce hi about Col Wilmer being in Jail in Free
Hnolu' New jersey The item was condensed
from and credited to the Sussex ,Jouyn1I a
correspondent furnished the item to the .JoUr-
n"L a gentleman of this town informs MS.
however, that he saw Col. Wilmer in Baltimore
on FRIDAY last, and thought he looked neither
besotted nor detected. This last Information
IS correct, we feel sure, but those who have
personal or political revenge to CRAFTY can be-
leve the other report. The Colonel IS entitled
to truthful representation let his short comings
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

THE TINES is published every "Wednesday afternoon by
JosErH H. H'rrEckER, Editor and Proprictor at smyrna,
Delaware.
TERMS SrH~CWrrov One year S2a IN advance or $3.50 if
not paid till t ri of the wear No paper discontinued until
All arrears az" paiI oul, at the option of the Publisher
ADNERTISENENrS Will hrnscrt, at the rate of Seven Cents
alin" orhehr~t insertion subsequent insertions Threeand-
ahait cents liberal discount made 10 quarterly, sem-an
nual ami voarv a.lyyrti>ors.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

DELAWARE ClTY.-According to tho Middle
town Transcript, the report that the purchas.
eers of several farms near Delaware Citv had
backed out, is not strictly correct. 1t SAYS that
an extension OF fifteen days was asked for,
which was granted by some of the owners but
refused 10y others. 1t further says it learns
that the railroad will certainly be constructed.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

DECORATION DAY IN WILMINGTON was cele
brated in an appropriate manner bv grand
procession and the usual military and Religions
display at the cemeteries The procession was
headed by a battery Of artillery, followed by
the Smyth Zouavcs, the Sons of Temperance,
the colOred Societies and the children of the
Sunday Schools-Protestan and Catholic
with numerous bands, banners, &c. Mayor
Valentine decorated the first grave whilst the
band played dirge, and the bells of the citytoII
ed. Rev. Mr. Marsh made an address and
L. Taylor read poem. Rev. Dir. Gracey omen
ing the solemn exercises with prayer.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-01

THE LIBRARY FEsTIvAL.-Ths entertain
ings when there will be novelties for the mi
ate, queer things for the eye and fun for all
In addition to the decacies there will he ter.
rapn, frog, lobster salad, &c There will also
be a genuine collection Of Chinese Curiositics
a miniature steam engine of two mouse mower
perfect in all its parts and occupying twelve
inches space. IL has been awarded several
premiums at State fairs. In addition to these
wonders will be the Yelled Prophecies and Doc
tor OF Damascus to tell misiortunes and heal
love sickness. --0"'