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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

- Noticc.-1hr members OF the different bOt !
CLUBS in rh, City aGd Brookiyn are IsSJsc,Iny s"Ginen
al O'Clock 10 make further arrangements Tor ne aauatic Y
cursion 10 accompany The lresiden Of the mt7 st,.e
the Nav YarG 10 asc Garden Tuesday next Il CLOCK
H. Persons having boats, aud feeling desuous oi arGiIa
tins are respectfully invited 10 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

,..,.o. ,,,,;,o the same time IN 1913 SD, li3 90
- ny .nn,, roll, received ia ls43 S03 6T5 40
is "a 1872. 9i,s25 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Two SPLENDID ArrCH,SIsrAS LIGHTS, thar will illuTin-
ale the whole Interior OF the Garen. rheT viii he SUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

.ns;.', sr'r ON Monday evening 9TH isr of the Demo
cratic Wing Pro>cfilel Wschmen under the charee OF
Cant Aulr., Van B!arco,n from the m Distinct SILVER
a., was r>efte, 70 im by testimony OF t'el!
cancenc, aud regard tow.r. HIM accompanied IN several
,rtle remarks aud SPIRITED resolutions which wcse "ali
/, and very appropriately rrped 70 by the Captain
The faithful manner lici, b., discharged his duties - an
o,i,cr and the .eaca4uiy IN winch be treated Tie
u under has cout,o caused an universal good iei; l" pre-
VA! l"ie'0.n. a pRosCRIgED wATCIIM.,N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
NJ. ii. GRlNNELL. Chairman.
Z, " prrrs SECRETARY 2t j1O
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
--s AttcNsgeI1 Enquirer ::
 FVPLlsMED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, cad, 5a ass'a. BY e. ADAMS. 6sa .,

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers ts. dlars per year able before the exprationof ssix months ssa aas3 a esssgs , T. companies of any number over six, &l 50 per year. p1ylble above. To conpa nies lessthan six, Sl 75 per year, payable before. 25 cents will he deluctedfrnm each of Ihese pricee when payment ie made ia advance These prices are excInsive of mail or stage charge for transportation. @ss @ f4 NOpapefs wlbe discontinued until all arreaTages ers D iiL exce3t Ut the discretion of the edioF
 Nptice of n wish to discontinue must be given be- fore the expiration ofa year. < Or ADVERTISING. One square. e.threeinserlOnss l. an ! the same proportion for one or more sQuaFes
 Half sqrare, 75sts. Continual nee over three weeks % per cent per week. A!iberaI deduction made for advertisements continued 6 or I2 months. @
 8a Administrators and Executors Notices, @1 % : in nissioners' Notices, l 25 All communi cations must be POSTPAID
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
VARfHg.x STORE.

THE subscribers feeling grateful for the
 liberal patronage of their friends, would most cheerfully repay their kindness by sell ling them few
 5s .MOre Goods, Iatavery small advance from cost) selected with great care and bought ut low prices, among which are
 Blue black, invisible green, olive, brown, adelaide md rifemens mixed Broadcloths; 1; Cassimcrcs and Satinets of all qualities and prices; Paris CorJ, Gambroons; Linen and Cotton Driliiigs, and a yarietyof goods for summer wear; light and dark Vestings = Scarfs, Stocks and Cravats .@Mouslin de Iaines, Ginghams, Bombuzines, Calicoes. Printed Lawns; Cambrick Muslin, Figured Lace, Edgings and Insertings; Silesia, Nan keens, Brown Holland, Irish Linens; Linen Table Cloths and Spreads ]; Knitting Cotton. Carpet Yarn and Warp Gloves, Hosiery. &c. &c. GARRETT & BALDWIN. S
 Litchfield, May. lS43. M 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
From the Morning Courier.
 LINES

2 f te Fs 4 h seeing catalogue of the graduates of Yale Col < legs, after iory-eight years' graduation there. ia Ste itaS od assr0"
 As on my dim and fading sight
 These thick starr'd columns rise, Sad thoughts my troubled heart o'erffow. And tears ny weeping eyes. s,5ae3 Fond memory now with vision strorR, Surveys those ancient walls, Beneath whose calm and friendly shada. 4 We trod ale's classic halls.
 It tells, alas gso of other years, ts k v, Of friends. and folIies past ]" '"' And oh! 1t tells ofsummer skies, e.t By wintry clouds o'ercast. And siill those ancient walls remain, Those pleasant halls are there, 55s |. But oh! ye friends of other days, lH. Where have ye vanished where
 This stdr-marked' chronicle, it speaks
 How frail is life s fond dream,
 How many gay and joyous hearts
 Have sunk beneath its stream.
 As ships upon the stormy main,
 Bv wasting tempests driven,
 or by the winged lightning's shock
 The yerdant oak is riven
 So launching on life e's boisferous sea, Youth leaves his peaceful shore,
 Spreads all his canvas 10 the gale, g And ports to meets no more.
 One sinks beneath the whelming wave, In manhood's ardent prime,
 Another fonts thro1gh care worn years, x Down the dark tide of time. r Oh isthere not some tranquil port,
 Where storm-tossed barqnes shall ride, Beyond the swelling of iife's sea,
 Above times wasting tidea s. . Some calm retreat, some classic ground, In heavenly yerdure drest,
 Where long lost friends shall meet again, And weary wanderers rest. UTIcA, September, lS42. E. BACON
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
HtN. -N FOR SALE.
TNHE Subscriber, wishin

- THE Subscriber wishing io
 N9sstA I change his place of resi-
 sssssE$ dence, noWOtfers for saie his well
 s& known and vaIuabl Farm, sitis aied in the northerly part oi, Goshen one & T fourth mile from the North Cong meeting house, and about the same distance from the new Methodist church. Said farm contains l6s acres and lO5 rodsOf land, has on it good two story Dwelling House well finished, convenient cut buildings in good repair. a never failing spring of wrter con veyed ila lead pipe to the kitchen. thence to the barn, n wood and timber lot ofabout 40 acres with heavy growth of sugar maple. beach, birch, ash and bass wood, a first rate garden and sonle good fruit trees, is well watered, we'll finced and conveniently shidl out, and divided into pasture. moving and ploughines lots, and on the whole is one of the most tdesirdble farms in the town or VI. -cinity. For further particulars enquire of Eraslus Lyman and EbeE Builcy Esqfs.
 Possession will be given any time after the tifst of Nvyefnbe s as ps ELISHA BALDWIN. ! @ Nofih Goshen, Jnue 6, l643 3Hl:3w*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
From the Philadelphia Forum. 1.-THE WEEPING MAIDEN"

@ TX g21 HE WEEFHINU MAIDEN. I saw fair maid weeping
 Down by yon old oak tree, \ One day when Twas feaping-s
 The cause flew 10 see. 2 She turned asT I approached her, Then. bInshing, droop'd her head, Whilst !, ifi tOnessOf kindness,
 Unto the maiden said \ aWhat erievest thee, fair maiden, N An, maiden. tell me lrne. Can sorrow rest within the breast ~ Of one SO far as yon IT Yes! yes !" she cried, ]" kind stranger.
 I've drank of sorrows cup: ,Jnst now my Mn, with ruthless hand,
 Cut my ne,p hustle up ,s' '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
Geese Feathers.
Nofth Goshen, Jnue6 6, Is4a. 3nl

A ments to keep I constant supply ot a iirst rate articleof Geese Feathers -selec- ted md packed with gfeal care Ly ourselves in packages from 20 10 50Ibs. and will fur. llish nj all times any qunniiiy from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as good ns inc best, at as luVsprices as caflabe purchased of equal quality in the state
 $. & l.. HURLBUN
 IF;nchester, ls43. ly35 Ala Court of Probate holden Gt Plymouth, scitk
 in and for the district of Plyn,outh,g or the 5ih day ofAugusi A. D. 1S43. As
 Present, Elisha Johnson, Esq.,, Judge a XXTYLLYS sATWATER Assignee of NY, Howell Cowles of said Plymouth within said district, having given notice 10 all concerned, to appear before this Court the present day, at twoaociock P. M. 10 be heard relative to the appointment 0. Commissioners and no one appear. ing. This Court doth appoint Andrew Fenn. John c. Lewis Esq. and Henry Atwa- ter Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Cowles !; and also doth decree, that six months be al- lowed them to exhibit their claims to said E Commissioners, afler they shall have given public notice of this order by. advertising the same in newspaper published in Litchfield and by posting a copy thereof on public sign post in said town of Plymouth nearest the residence of said Howell Cowles. ! s&s Certified from Record.
 M a.s3 iats3 < < ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
 We. the Commissioners above named. s hereby give notice that we shall meet to at lend. 10 the duties of our said appointment, atthe office of John C.. Lewis in said Ply. [, mouth on the 3Oth day of September l6A3 : and the 10th day of February 1644 at one , o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days. All claims not presented within said time. properly attested, will be debarred . ' Daasi al Plymouth she 5,h day of August AnDsxw FEsr.
 l. ,iss JoHn c. LEwIs. Commissioners. < sas HRNRY ArwArER. 7. @ All persons Indebted 10 said Howell Cowles are requested toriake payment 10 4 2 1l3wt WYLLTs ATWATER. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

.THE Two RED CExTs.--A grocer in Ciiri-
 ton County sold a dFunkafd a pint of new
 rum accOSdipg tO Law, and made tFEo red cents clear profit The dFIinkard shcs his .son-in-law while inioxicaieds and bis appEe-
 hensidn, confinement to init execntiOns &sc. cost the county more lhnti one thousand
 dollars. '' fa ts 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

mnnWO SCHOOL and AIiseellnseous !, ,s sss,s,';.snI II slss' ,Ss (. VARIETY STORE (. H-4#WBINE EFHENCEj~A ctotcs Ios of fiehss yW nlsainm ahd dark French 44 kEIDfA Muainss laWns nns Cambfcs, toaetseF with iine aescglnent ol MsHimael Ahobison's1 and FalE kiysr rsin2s e nEANEE-A general SssoTmens tor sale N1 af tbis O1ics. ess 'sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
DisiTicf of LiIch is,l, s.

..9 Ff0bgte C0liffs Aa'8 J0s IF sEJ. .S 8s '. UPSTATE of Vict0tianns Clark. late ot LA Torr;ngton in said District. deceased. The Court of Probate for the District ot IitchiieId hath iimiied and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors Of said esiaie t0 exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglecti0 present their accounts. properly atlesfed, within said time, will De debarred a recovery.
 All persons indebted to said estate ara fo- annsana ao make immediate payment Co m RfoDA D. CxARK. Execulrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

Ansrxuuc6s General yietoria. of Mexico. in his EsyoludonaEy eampaias. hainsd himssIf sO e silh- out food for five days pt time Since ahs eloss of the var hs has nos besn able without susring sssi ops insanTsnience,sio eat mofs thsn one meal in twenty fouE hougs .,, Ssf Se ss-sv
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

EXPRESSIVE DRINKIxs. Some time on Fri. day last, as is supposed. a down river loafer crawled into fhe cellar. of .a grocery on the corner of Jefferson and Brook sts.. 10 get a drink. To make sure ofsa whole dram he
 pulled inc spig0t from isa whiskey barrel and took the liquor as itsfiowed into isui0nth. .-
 When he had satisfied his appetite he found himselfs from various causes. unable tU put the spigoa back again. There he remained periectIy quiet till Sunday exening, resort ing to the spigot of Ian0iher barrel ae his thirst returned. and every tine q. fresh bar rel was relieved of iis colteEsA He hnd lib- erated about 020O worth Of whiskey On tbe cellar bottom. and was too much in liquor when found to 0explain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

All persons indebted 10 said Howei
 Cowles are requested 10 make payment to Il3ws WyLLTs ATWArER. Assignee. <
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
Foreign Importations.

BonpEAux-Brig Eugene2o cks brandy Caawell25 do
Boomer Graves co-37 half pipes brandy Ste
vens Sonsi3 do Barsalaw20 do IS eigts half do
Clark Binnger Cozzens-5 pIes Lentilhop eoI6 half do
den cole cls wine Chirdon0 do Bossange,lOo h.ds
annette Lee coke cks vinegrC II Schnelder-l hid
Barclay Livingston-28 5ks mdse Havaud-i2 bxs
cks do wlne ID Ausn- cs Ernenpuch-73 cks &c
hfpipes brandy Nichols2a cks oil Latour coo Per-
dolaux col box Francis I ok A Deesne-50 hf ps
brandy hhds 4 do to order.
SlsALSchr Albion92 bales hemp y do hides 800 bx
do of ogwood 1876 qtls ogwood Bouchau
Thebaud-36 bales hides l6 copa A Patrullo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
state OF Trade.

NEW BEDFORD On MARKEr, sept. 25.-Sperm-The
demand active during the past week for SpeI
the extent OF 1900 bbs. have been made
chiefly altogether 10 manufacturer 10 cents III
~ cents per gallon, all for cash or ITS ,uuiyaient
Wusle !hs business in Whale OIL has been limited 10
hiE. at " cents cash. In Cen dies 1850 boxes New
100 boxes DO at 30 cents cash. and 400 Farhav
brands a. Is cents, all Tor cash Oh Whaleoone
lsoolos toslieved 10 be the only lot here sold
terday of price not transpired.
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- 5i MOON RISES. O -
Sun .......5 te HIGH WATER 81
Cleared.
Ship Hercules Madgan, London, l. Bridges-Bar1ue
Franca Wells, Lisbon Cook Smitl-BIgs Usage, Wat
SON Bucksyle s G, d Cooley s Co; Bordeaux, Smith
Bath Me; Danube (B) Berry, Halifax, 3, Stokes An
fhony-Schs Caroline Palsifer, Meamons, Southmayed
Son; Industry, Cushman, New Bedford; Alabama Harris
Tampico, Mitchell WitheIell Elizabeth Beasog Phladel
phia A Is Cooley 4 Coz Marietta Burr, Knapp Richmond
Allen Paxson; Emma Cole Petersburg Va Jas Hunter
Arrived.
Baque NichoiaB Reed, days from Newport in bal
last, TO master.
Baque bosset Chds 10 hours from Providence in bal
lats, Durham x Dmon
brig Eugene Drnkw alter, of Portland, 80 days from Bor
deaux, with brandy, TO Nesmith & Leeds.
Br brig Joseph Ham, Card 10 days from Windsor, with plas
=,
Sjsa with hemp Sc TO Nesmh Leeds Vessels left before
schr Splendid, Crowel days from Boston, with mdse,
ch zone Crowell days from Boston with mdze, Eos
schr Frances Sleeper "a days from Chey6eld with ah
scnr Fame Brown, days from Chcrryded, with ath &C.
Smith < Darlington.
Schr Grecian, Chase, Boston, mdsc.
Below.
Big VIM II. Huntingdon 10 ds FIN Hayre, in ballast
Big Anahuac, fin Balize. Honduras-lso repeatedly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
Died..

On 9th instant, MARIAN ELIZABETH Fo.LErr, only
child OF Benjamin. and Catharine Ann Monen, aged /
yesr, months and IL days.
Her remains will be taken East Chester for ntermept
at O'Clock this (rhursdsy) morning The re!stves and
friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
the residence Of her grand mother, Mrs. Marian Film
oers SO Thomas street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
Married.

At Red Hook Duchess county, yesterday morning, by
the Rev. j. W. Ward, ANpREw PITcHER, Jr to MARY Ann
HOFFMAN, both of Upper Red Hook.
At New York the lath of April, ls4s, Mr.. SAMUEL
E BELoHER to ELIZABETH, daughter of Jacob FOshay
Esq all Of Sing Sing.
In this village on the 25th inst Mr.. SAMUEL e. BEL
cHsRto ELIZABETH. daughter of Jacob Foshay, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28

we shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
RESPONDENTS, home abroad, will also confer favor by
seung this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28

DOCTOR II. BOSTWICK,
OPERATIVE SURGEON to the New York Medical ano
Surgical Institute be consulted daily between ne n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
Cotton Trade.

Sales daily occur We have change in prices 10
remark
The following is statement of the stock of Cotton on
hand "A he resD live Mi me-
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q. M TO s500O.-Mr Francis Il. Crump, Watch Maker,
DIUO Grand street. bees 20 inform his friends the
that OF the Watch business
make cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver In any sh,pe intended for immediate sale Cash to any
amount paid for old gold aud Watches OF every
sill ltp&r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28

~ HATS-FALL FASHIONS ists.--Tke subscriber
~ improves The occasion presented by the fall change in The
fashion hats his friends, and the public
in general TO his Establishments, No 100 Chatham and
81 Canal OF where he offers sale and
inspection large and elegant OF Hats and Cans
extremely low prices He particularly invites their attention
his fine Nutrit Fur Hats ut So warranted proof and
retain their color and shape lie would also call their aen
his short Silk Hats, So - ard SO Also his
uperne oeskn Hats at the low price oil 81 The above
mentioned hats are neat and durable and go" compare advan-
ageousy with hats seld III this city at So ane 81
HENRY BANTA,
No. 1870 Chatham ST., and 81 Canal cor. Wooster st.
40 5xyft xisl IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
TABERNACLE.

OPENING LFCTUktS.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY vennRs. the 2sf ar d 10Th.
Dr. Lardner's Lyceum Of Popular and Prac cal Scene
DIR. LARONEt viii produce his B'ids Lectures.
being dscoues directed show he modern scoveresi
Science the existence and the attributes Of the
Divine Authcr oil the Univere the Structure and
Phenomena of the Material Creation accordance with
Revealed Truth
These Lectures will he illustrated by the Splendid Working
Model Of the Solar System called
RUSSELL'S PLANETARIUM,
which will he erected and put Of the
Church with ohsr apparatus
u Admissron Fifty Cents
lndvduss families aud schools DESTROYS Of o,'inng Sub
seription cke TO apply Captain Jotl HAy- tho
Tabernacle, betwee1 the hour. Of 10 and O'Clock
Doors open at I and 10 0 IrecselY. s26r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctiopeer
BY BELL HOWARD.
Stores No. 20 finn street aud liz Fiiiion ssrssfl
THURSDAY,

tstores No % .gnn street and rs Iiiiion street,
THURSDAY,
Admin.,rator sal. e coihing dry good isw.lry &c
A. IF GsSsS sa
the sS and most % &. ehas q ss s .na eh. ware and
the coiieetion Of psiS,ings.
s h. t % s ssnS;Ss s
Of aa%i"s p,for and BID room SIau excellent qa'ly
d. sSss Si'i s''' e'n e ss
h Necessary article be paid for and
Also, choice collection of old paintings worthy
FRIDAY,
Regular sale Of valuable dry goods, clohinS, watches jew
AIsS The entire balance stock Of retail dry goods
Also Hosiery fine 'hs', issHsf s,pd clothing &c
10Y o'clock in the sales room.
ase ',s 81 ali 6
& the eaPG a iss tS
ard Liverpool ware dinner coffee aud desert SETS lamp
'"''''' A'''' Al I2 O'Clock precisely
with ali the apparatus be any me !" our irn
Also an invoce of choice wiuepor Madeira aud sherry
in casks, demohns and bottles The Port Wine very
w A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
IMITS OFF Sale to pay adv sale Of new
sell on Friday s9h sspts%Ser O'clock Broaaway
= sas ss% o If y.S
.s a %
bookcases sewing chairs piano stools and various
f,a%o.-s %shor1r Try and and lES;sw 100.
whole @ b. sold without Catalogue. ready
s21 3t-ec
UunNIruRF yko SAKXEfN 4 NTiSS -rh. mora
s 3, s II the S q -four S
dining 'aSs %shosaaS
Also good assortment of bourbon spg and painted china
blue printed dishes, cups and &c
pair s wSSoY ,. s
% .Sssd "s four silver Eeysand }, britannia
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aactioqeer
ss Sosag Co. sri GG ssy a R1%ihe
s,a's:st ssi Sss ssSS
Ao H.c ye s:s n'f horse RS; S Rails &C. &c
Also cak sie.r aekson, best C. s. hand PANEL, rip
Also, at O'clock for cash. assorted trunks.
Also go ri; swivel ram ram, rod pistols
Also large ot pf brushes yz.shaksr shoe brushes h:
AisS, Cocker s Sons, and Hemmins s. Sons needles.
A vCTIDN NOTICE." aud Hot House pl,.,s a
LEVY will sell Friday morning at Il ocl1ct at No Isl
fsss Iasla Sa6ofs tan$s.aas. DspSns lemon YsrtsSs
Fs @ Isves Ss BaGn hse
Regina or Queen Flame, Roses, Geranums &c SC Sale
positive s2s 2t'm
UCTIoN NOTICE-Ths day. at 10 A. NJ, at 3oi Broad.
% I 5 sw e I"d eeSnd hand snd u
har maple aud sofa bedea marble
re tables bureaus and wasf d PLAN masany 90 YEA Ia
clocks, amps plass., msitrse. &c '''' e''
Also a fine rosewood piano ore s2s tim
WIND0w GLAssAT lIyN W day 1000 boxes
HFMANS CO SG lock j, front Of eif store
Catalogues are ready. $50 lt.rc
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail,

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow, Oct. ]
G.Washington, Burrows. Oct7
United States, Btitton, Oct. -
Rochester, Britton. Gee IL
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, Knight. Oct. 20
FOR HAyRE.
st. Nicholas, Pell, Oct. !
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct 8
Sully. Burrows, Oct l6
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Broad,o0y. opposite the ctr Hall
Tae Three Cuostes for
shiliu
CASPER HAUSER Half Man Half Monkey.
The GIANT GIRL, 10 YEARS OLD, x WEIGHS aoS
The CHILD ONE YEAR OLD. WEIGHS FOUR
O!'EDS,
The FUDGE MERMAID-haf Fish half Female.
The celebrated Indian Chief JOCKO sOT will appear
elegantly aed in the of his tribe This splendid
specimen of Natures nobemln stands six feet two and fully
realizes the impression thar people Of native Indian
lie will introduce variety Of War songs.
Mr. &. Jenkins the much admired Tenor Singer, celebrated
COMIC DeneaoI unryaed b. 40 Player and unequaled Ne
Extravag zstMiss Ad,r the charming songsress-
La Petite Cero. the graceful danseuseGlass Blowing
Splendid Selfac, ing Meodou.
Fvenng at O'clock Perform
Saturday 3 o'clock.