THE MUSEUM.-,We think we cannot too
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THE MusEUM.-.We think we cannot too
often call the attention of our readers to this
innocent, interesting, and cheap place Of
amusement The proprietor is daily making
very great additions to it, all well worthy the
notice of the curious. Among the African
+curiosties, lately added to the establishment,
generously placed there by Judge Wilkeson,
the General Agent of the American Colonial
tion Society," is some very rare and scarce ar
ticIes, many lately brought to this country.
But what we consider of greatest value in
the concern, is two Egyptian Mummics, IAN
address to which we insert on the outside of
today's paper. 10 night is the last night of
the curious art of glass s-blowing, by Mr.,
Heidrich Go and see the whole for twenty
five cents


n. B. We understand MIR. Heidrich. has
been induced to stay one week longer.