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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

E5rThe McCalla, who accuses Presi.
dent Polk of appointing the Catholic
chaplains as spies, is the same indivi6u-
al, who accused Mr.. Clay, in 1874, Of
gambling on Sunday, He was consider
ed a good witness by the Locofocos then
do they wish to impeach his evi-
dence now9 Whyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
More YOImnIcers Mnmfed.

There is still a chance for our young
men to acquire glory. The Company,
in this place, is not quite filed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

EVThe Senior says; "The proprietors
of the Eagle are both practical pyiatcrs."
We have three in our ofice-either as
good as them. One much better.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

I.IrThe American Hotel, Newa
was entered one night last week and
eral trunks taken therefrom and ria>
their contents. One mar has been "
rested upon suspicion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

I5rTkey say the present Company Of vOlun.
teers do not wish to receive tho Junior--ho is too
small a pattern Of humanity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

ER'The Senior thinks it contemplate
for one mechanic to underbid another
in plain terms he does no think that the
County officers should put the county
printing out to the lowest bidder. Well,
what is right in one case is right in anoth-
or. Proposals for bids were issued for
building and repairing bridges, for re-
pairing courthouse and for other objects
proposals are still issued whenever
anything of the kind is to be done. The
Mechanics in these cases, as we'll as his
own, have served their give years" have
expended money for their "tools"-and
now we ask where is the diherence?-
Can you tell thou stickler for honor and
honestly Shall the county pay moro for
these bridges to a Locofoco han a Whigl
Are your Locofoco friends, who bid in
these cases, d~ishonorable and meant
Dare you tell them so? Is it in your
power to show any difference between a
printer aud a carpenter, a type-setter or
a stone-pickerl An answer to these ques-
tons is of some Importance. You are no
better than your brother mechanics and
have no more right than them to demand
that you should be the exclusive work
man, in your trade, for the county, and
demand whatever exorbitant price you
please.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

E'Speaking of themselves, the Edit
ors of the Eagle say: "They were not on
ly educated in the art of type setting, but
they were instructed in the rules and u
sages Of the fraternity, which suffer no
departure from in honor"
It's true no one departs from the rules
and usages in honor" but some practic
al printers, we wot Of, depart from then
wofully in "dishonor."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

Eagles Senior chooses 10 reply. let him
do it fairly.--The charges are distinct
and if we understood our neighbor, he
denies them. He pleadsthe general issue,
and we hold him to the Lawyers prac-
tice;" let him bring forward evidence to
sustain his defence. Our position, char
acter or abilities are not pertinent to the
issue and we shall not allow the Senior
to travel out of the record and bring in
irrelevent testimony.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

IVFThe Senior calls ministers, WIN
pray and preach against war, pulpit.
Tories and Traitors"
We should imagine that his past life
would lead him to be cautious in the use
of such terms. Look To the Senate"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
New Banks.

The Governor has issued proclamations,
announcing thattbe following new Banks
are authorized to mmence operations:
Lorain Branch, in Elyra; Preble Coun-
ty Branch, in Eaton; Farmers Branch,
at Ripley; Mt. Pleasant Branch, at Mt.
Pleasant; Harrison Branch, in Cadiz;
Farmers Branch in Mansfield; and the
Seneca County Bank independent at
Tlfin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

aoaAO 1f@ ~hS Oah
to travel out of the record and bring in
irrelevent testimony.
''Home Currency''--Quecr Transaction.
We read in the Gazette a few weeks since a
kind of "by authority declaration, that the Bank
of this town had never circulated any ofthat great
food ofeastern currency which comprises so large
a share OF the circulation Of Fairfield county.
This was not strictly a fact.
On Wednesday, the 4th., we are advised. a
gentleman of this county was compelled to return
TO that institution a batch Of Connecticut and New
York bills, which he had received at its counter a
short time previous, on u loan or discount, because
lie had been unable to pass il, after going the gene
raj rounds! OffUe hundred dollars he could
dispose ofonly about thirty! The denominations
were probably not under fives. That, however,
did not justify the officers in paying out funds that
were uncurrent. by the very singular circum-
stance OF their return and a demand for good pa
per.
The most singular feature in the transaction was
the refusal OF the officers to take it back and knock
oil the interest. after e~xacting interest themselves!
Added To this their refusal to receive back, save
as a deposit and without interest, what they had
themselves paid out, with interest, and there is
in the whole a most singular transaction Ohio
Eagle.
The whole Of the above is a tissue of
falsehoods, from beginning to end. We
never said that the bank did not receive
and pay out bills, on Eastern Banks, OF
fves and upwards. We said that the
bank did not pay out or receive these n
two or three dollar bills, which circulate
in our county.
In regard to the transaction referred to,
the Eagles account is a false one, in al.
most everyparticular. A gentleman Dor.
rowed some money to purchase hogs
After making inquiry, he found the price
too high to suit his purposes. He Their
brought his money back and wished to
pay off his note-this the bank refused
to do, as every individual would do
The discount had been made the discoun,
money paid, the money loaned for a GER.
tain time, all the writings except the
mere cancelling of the note, had beer
drawn, and it is not the custom of Banks
to have their notes paid until due. A;
offer was made to the individual! to give
him Ohio notes in exchange, if he 50
wished; but he preferred a certificate o
depssite and, we believe, took it. Thi,
is the whole Of it and as far as we know
the gentleman was satisfied. He knows
the custom Of Banks, for he is in the hab
it Of dealing with them.
He is not the Eagles informant
That honor, we doubt not belongs to
certain locofoco, who is in the habit o
walking into the Bank, witnessing it
transactions-and then at least in thi
case, going out and giving a false color
Ing to what he sees.
This article is not written to defent
the bank-it needs no defence. But t,
show what contemplate and unscrupu
lous devices a party man and party pa
per will employ to maintain a weak cause
The Eagles informer can wear all tn,
honor, that he has gained in this transac
tion-we envy him not.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

MAINE.-The plurality law, in regard
to members of Congress, has passed the
Senate 10 TO 8, aud tho House 81 to II.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

ACCIDENT IN DREsDEN.-We under
stand that, while tho citizens of Dresden
we're engaged on Tuesday afternoon last,
IN ir'ng a salute, in honor of the recent
victory IN Mexico, a premature explosion
OF gun took place, as twas being load.
ed Tor the third round. Messrs. Joseph
Jonas and George Allen, who were en-.
gagged with the piece, were SO verely burn.
ed but fortunately escaped without torn
or mangIed limbs. 1t must have been a
narrow escape, indeed.-ZdaesviHe Cur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

INK CRISIS IN ENcLANp.--Ext- acts from let,
ters dated Liverpool, Nov. 4, add sssed to a
co nmerosl house In this city,; The m rssp,e goou.
In this country is sbating, and will b. greatly sbstsd
after the adjudication Of the French loan for mil
lions sterling on the 10th November aud the msasuIe
that Will be adopted the meeting ofParament on the
18th. Within six weeks onbs We expect money
for all mercantile purposes current ct per cent
money Ia mswhat easier, and large importations OF
sold taking place within tne last few days princi
pally from the continent "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

mo Neutrality-suspicious. several ladies snd gentle
men acknowledged talent and liability for
business the city Of Washington Apply land NJ BY
letter post paid) to Mr. KILMIsTE, Washington. D. c..
p226t svm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

ThtH AUsEk FAMILY Asel.sn .;s Of a.s : ns,ns.I
A'nea on Tuesday x sf1s ESyfTS'r 49, 1877 at
On which Ps 'tsy T PS"f .h f0"
bic r, Ii sss m S, s s,os SSs
). Tyroi.sn Is.ndsf, for s'shsfn ,s.!,
Vas bet s,:I . .ss q, w a.s, I'D s, he
s"s'p'' ''''''''. - S"ai'e"e
Lus,iger Tyrolsr Waiver merry Tyro-
Eas Hsimw.i mach dem z.iii., ii.cns eaA''e"e
ing 'os our native va'e) BY particular re;
|ssi for Citi:ru with Guitar seeomps W "'''
aud snSI ,,,s.n chow LaS'A
Tyroleans dispute for The m;,nen). Alternate Solos
TO- T TG.f M.s Msa SOLO t1 franz with usrste
H. pr schooe Jagsr' mann (pbe handsome SIM. ., ,..
IA Pss oEE eho IN osbii3 CIR. Mountain Esho '
% Gyrosq .si ,cI. Lieut. yroi:an. ar. ,''' e''
Ticket, 50 sa sss!s be had a; ,hc Music Stores and
s dSsT on me Of ne per-
ThuRsD 'zS'' a,h Nov las, Concert of The H:a..r
sistE s',s. Msnas.I % Val
nv aifiss Cd
STf $s 5fsS .s NJ
ET sG s Mi o Ss%'i s sa Mr. Blake Tomorrow Third
bBSSs s.:,5 Ss:. Saloon No "
They will ever evening appear variety Of Songs Re-
srains Chorusc Oveures Sc with aughabe
Conuudums, &c, and make their entertainment, perfectly
chsste and geineeI. pI2iOtsrc
DnTLHANMON1C .sOClETY--sIXTH -EAsON--
The :ubserben and members are respectfully informed
&so H' s GS' on III Eov H.
The principal reces to be performed follow sym
phnn Die Woihe der Tone by Spohr Overtures Mdsum.
ne NRhts Dream, by Mendelssohn and Esmoni ~ Beet.
hoveu.t -
Subscriptions received the music store Of Mesm sehar
fsphutg n Luis. asa Broadway
n B.--Nb tickets issued 10 the public; By order
mia q eud IL re J. l.. ENSIGN, Serrrr-rv.
mo ThEATkIC several ladies' and gentle
men OF acknowledged talent aud liability, for
as ,, o, nsd 10 NJ MIsTE WsshiuTton b. C. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

CONFESSION OLA MURDERER The PIatfs6urgk
Republican Extra, Of Wednesday, contains the
following confession made by the murderer Josaph
Lver who convicted at that place on the prsosdns
day.
On the 7th Of December. 1886, | took nv wife TO
Busbby's, on the south side Of the ssrsnac near
Treadwels mills, to make visit and she WAS pleased
to 20 put the axe In the wagon that dsy with the
intention OF killing her and my return from Bush
bys on the plains told her that sometb about the
wagon was out Of order and she got of the wagon
told her that screw loose and wshed her TO hold
the ehshA while fixed It and at the tims had the
In my han and struck her right side Of the
head with the fiat Of the she STOPPING little
at the timae her hood then her head then
took on the left forward wheel and drew the wagon for
ward q short distance and then back and gave
her aaotber blow With the fat Of tho axe in the same
places thsn threw the into the bushes and started
for the house OF 81 Dennis thought that was going
to snow, and would cover the axe; found young Sc
Dennis ut thu stable door with span horses harness.
I'd and told him that the left wheel of nv wagon hsd
on and that my wife had broken her neck or spit
open went back on foot and st Dennis csmt
with his horses and wagon fast as he could / rot
back little the frst found my wife tried to talk Win
me, and took up tbs wheel aud struck her With IL on
tbs forehead once This deed done the purpoes
OF getting wife out Of tho way that might nssrv
girl with whom had had improper intsrcourss and
save myself from prosecution, and save my money
JOSEPH LEvERT.
signed in the presence Of zeph. c. Plat, NJ X Pist,
and Smith Mead "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

open lek o'clock and On. viii Boxes. Is
Maass. 'ssfs..: q S
Ss- r
Ms s: Ere. ;s NJ HELD Clara
MTcHEtL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Tussday Ev.
rh sI SET"f:ssp: w Tn%
hA yi A XII ss
M yts''i 70 tsy
IA kpesisStsssSas MI:
fsyoi: Whe%ns Miss Phillips Doors open sX o'eioeI
and the curtain will rise att
RR0ADwAY THEATtE.-The hrst Benefit Of Mons
wFpSRsp Sa rs NEXT now a
new b,Iet in one Act Composed By H. Monpiaii and
'"'''''u AZELIA;
with variety Of .w bsaa. when viii b. described in
the bills To w GsX MI b sx 1tssf !bs BALL.
LEE !s0D Ds e PHO RisossEEs
With great y nx No q VEIL 's,;sSE
A.a,.. By MAD1Mx ANNA sULAT AND MR. COREY.
By Mons sA .sa RI Mx DA ssSNfLArsln.
VINO WI, ai'. '1Ifs POLKA "A, NATIoSALE
Y Bog Book now open MI 4.m
W.: ss'$ $;;.
.s: SSy; RI; i::p:s;Ssy ,S
Fashonabe Entertainments every evening until further
IS cents Concert to eommsns' :; eight
SS9A sS Ri. W week So oe
ye Model Ast:' 2 which Win be added Venus rising
ThanSe Of programme every evening.
sna g.
s'.si
Door. open sh Ps'oudeation' commence at TX o'clock
RAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-P T. BARNuV
AS :psSfFr PERFORMANCES
saa &. d ?
p .aAiI III s HNp g
Ss ps9 sy N %si
aa!s&s e skR RS' rs %H
FACES and particularly pleased with the attentions
sSs' s1s9'Hsi
ny with other performances.
B.; 81 s:s:. y:
Of Mess Carter estaytr West Bryant and Stanley who
also SY 'sf sssssr ys.y Of
ID: flSss SEaS Ssa S5TxSn
WAX A FdGEs casF dnEES 81 v syEs
$S Sif'; s.
s seen p, s a an extra charge Of = eeats
~: :ss: .s
MI md B'"oms streets .-' " ..0'1"A' '''"''. o'1n'
Crowded to OVERLOOKING with the BEAUTY and FASHION
sH yissh 4 M RtS sf r. sHoS 2is!psl
= R Il iaaSSaisrY. E $$sRSSSSH as.
AZ s:
.dped to excel every smuss~ensoi similar character o.
adni:sioa y osas chi,s,sn uaas, !, y.s. A,r pie::
DO scared on Application the HAIL. 'n nj ,.e
TABERI ACLE-MIss JOsEPHiNE BnAMsON re.
specifically to her friends and the public that
. r.s,.s ssAS .ass e2GSi H7saI.s Nov, m ..
wiish occasion i; win BE- ;.s;Isa SXu.r' ~ ~
~ III S! 4.
NJ: ht tsT D:!%: IT, y yiss
i:;s; %iis@ psy%os, Pssds viis;gssslio
u.ssl s n.y. rle aSt ad grand orchestra
Mr.. Tina W Ii r'''Fess S {, &, f,;sGl:H''
Concs TO in 9 jsepiin. b.sa.o 'ef10''
Aria-sfiss Norihal'. from krys Opera Of "Tep
nora Return to me- oh brother, DEAR. Fry.
Solo, Fiate,-Mr Emst.. ..;...:..... -. .Tulou.
Trio, Vions and Violoucello-NIsses III ~,
Marian, . d Ma, o. w, lam DeIwsr =. .cureG.
duet, Pianoiore--3lis,cs Harriet and Jose phine
Bamson... -. .......... ......;.. Hen
her SISTERS aud brother" There a mad"
PART II.
ss.ns Cd Aid fsn Ann, BY tia. Beethoven
consuming quenchless hame"Siss Norkal. DoniEetti.
Air Tyroiien-1 V'r'aiions for hute-Mr. Erast-n
composed by Observation-Disclosures. .Bochsa
Rondo de Conceit-Aiiss Josephine Branson-
Tickets 50 centcan be had at 70 Fourth the prn
cpa musc the door the e-eunE Of the Con-
Doors open athalfpas6 Concert o'clock
nl96trc
IVNHr HAUSEk FAMILY. (telati,es of the naners,1
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DARK THEATRE-Tuesday Evenins. Nov 23d, will be
6v sSte 3 Ws he NERVOUS NAN M AND THE MAN
b:ed,s Lady LEIGH, Mr.. Vernon After which. HOW TO
Miii-r A. Andrews; Nrs Con.eisnce. Mn Vernon; FIFTY
NJ, NJ, Knight To which will be added, NAPOLE 0Ns
ss.ck Mrs.; Q Jones To eonc'gds wit, TSRDY The
TIE H-Teddy Msoynsy VIZ Collins; Lord Bunderford;
1cloeh 9ax.s sI ttt 50 CT. Gallery 8 cts
r WEKY rHEATItE.-R. JACKSON, ii ytsYsrl Stag
XII }. acted The tragedy q D3GSL AsIGi;a,ly9s M
Ale. which TIE JAcoBI rE-siI ch;rd Wros II on.
Lsy somsford M, J;;ai9; WsYy Po5,e MI; s;iskssy
Sunderland; Bill, Skies Mr. J. H. He'll; Mr. Bundle. M C.
batke; Toby Croket Mr. Dana; Fngin Bellamy, Doors
Cents: r. and Gallery, 12x Cents
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quarteroiaster's department He was surrounded bv
'aucsrf, but succeeded In escaping
have The honor to be, sir, very respectfully, your
most obedient servant JOSEPH LANE
BriSsdier General.
To The AoJurASr GENERAL U. 8. Army.
Washington, ID. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

orders 70 oil. Pueblo. Oct, ls47
The General commanding desires, in the warmsst
manner 70 thank the troops under his command for
their gallant conduct In the late fight at Huamanta IA
tgued by long and arduous march yet all pressed
WARD IN the NEST eager manner to share In the danger
Ahougn victory ours yet our Joy 10 saddened by the
loss OF many brave men. Captain Walker, than whom
Drawer or osttsr soldier lived nobly died in
frort OF the enemy Again returning his thanks the
General feels assured, that when occssiou osrs the
same enthusiasm will again prevail
By order OF General Lane.
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y Y u IA n N AlLS.

WAsHINeroN, Feb. 70, leS7.
lhe LteufenaM General Observation-Disclosures ecu.
eus-Tsa and Coffee.
Unexpectedly to those who not In the secret TO
almost every body Mr. Boyd of the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, to-day brought forward to the supplement-
ten regiment BILL amendment authorising the Pre-
sdent to select of the Major Generals appoint
cd without regard to date of commission the regular
line Of service, to act commander chief II was
Immediately recognized the Lieutenant General IN
der another Mr.. schenck who a. whig il quick
the scent expressed his opinion that distingu
Senator would be appointed by the President of the
Major Generals and then transferred to the highest
honor, to the detrment of Scott and Taylor Col Ben
ton-yes. Col Benton, who, in his opinion.
quered Mr. Calhoun the ether day, the person to
whom allusion was made. He talk Spanish; he
studied the language thirty years sgo while he
no man il superior to him an equestrian. Therefore,
he will not employ an interpreter and as the Colonel
says Scott did divulge his plans while in state Of
pancio In these latter days, some things be done
well as others" The amendment of Mr.. Boyd was
passed by majority Of twenty five!
caucue OF the democratic members Of the House was
held last night in the Of the Carlton the Post OF
hces and Post Roads The object was to consult about
the little tea and coffee iron sugar. and public land bill
The Calhoun men were against IT, MIR. Mckay had been
urged by the Secretary OF the Treasury push the
sure Is said by one who present. he dad not wish
to do It, and therefore consulted his political friends
Fotyone to sixteen decided that the bill should
in the House. There not the least possible feeling
in caucus, and gentlemen backward in express
ever, they have given him Lieutenant General
EEIIY
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WAssrsoroS, Feb. 10, lsF7
The Case Of Mrs. Gaines.

Ma BENNETT -
| have lust received your Herald OF yesterday, IN
which you published my notice of the trial Patterson u'
Gaines and contains errors, which beg you will
correct One is mine. and the ether yours 1t reads as
II Mrs Gaines we're the issue Of the marriage between
DR. Gardeta and Zulme whereas she was the ISSUE oil
a marriage which took place in 1903, between Daniel
Clark and /ulime 80
The second error in saying Myrs Clark received in
ten wears $1,000 81. This should he Mary Clark, who
was the and forced heir under the will OF 1911
Myra Clark chat is Mrs Ganes) has yet received
single dollar from the estate.
The case submitted to the court last evening and
decision will probably be given upon in the course
of a few days. JUSTICE
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGshss.
SECOND SESSION

SCNWtc
W.ssNsroN Feb 20, Isi7
Weather chill and overcast southeast wihl. oa S
ries embellished by an unusual representation o. w.
fair sex " All the blue boDDets are over INC po'oy'
PRAYER bv Raw Mr. scer, in which an humble appeal IS
,oa3 10, tho member. Of either house who are now con
AL he .;cLness at their places OF soourn 10 TINS CITY
uy s..n.nssd with Bills from the House Petitions
MIR ALLsS presented series OF tesouuon ,,,, MN
aShng among other things that the wor be otoush'o
sc,,dy and honorable terminatilo -, -.
M, nresented resolutions Il she New YORK
10 relation 10 passenger vessels, bringing emf
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Died,

Died,
On Friday evening" 26th inst AUGUSTA infant dau oh.
ter Of Chester and Catherine Lamb, aged 5 months.
The friends and relatives of the family requested
TO attend the funeral Sunday, 2sth Inst, at o'clock
from No. 361l Spruce street.
SARAH ELIZABETH, daughter of Gideon and Ann Ma
10 days.
the friends and relatives of the family we'll as the
members Of BloomDgrove Lodge No. 1872 o Of o. F.,
are respectfully invited aehd the funeral from the
residence Of her parents, No. 1879 10th avenue four
O'Clock T. M, without fuTther invitation.
Weschester papers please copya
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the pc Oin.aess wi. BE- With the PAS p '
tssr which, Sy Il. comedy Of The Lost LETTERING
SEQ BE- followed y Ss p: hSSso by
AZ ss which, GRIsrTo THE MILL-Maqui. de Richie
MO conclude Pa. Oriental by as vsnaOi's. Dan
Door. open h:pass o'clock performance will CON-
rees Of Amssion-Boxes 81 Pit s, cents; Gallery Is
I. ~ TTH arrhS"
AlsS b.a rS d
Doors g * 'ps Ss ~
MY YHfK orEkA 0us..MOISS.yn Eysnus MsTfh
~ sis ss' y; M''5i D"v.
TEyE III 70 S f%a-sir John Love-
Bess: Shilling g'Sat:
Door. open Al sH-Cu tain rise. at precisely
& a's .nd NEW ss. S win Dc
Sg Bsnevs a Aryno s'g Patti velinaa sgia beu
ssrs N N; 6rone Sig B.nedstti; Prior Of City Of Milan
Big. Benefits Pirro. Sig sanqsirco; Hermit Sig Beneven
Opera Book. be had the Boz Office istter Bors.
S ;S: & ss dc
commence at IL o'eiocf; door. open ~. '''~' ="
CARD
THE MANAGERS Of The Italia, h Opsr. sincerely ,sEst
who is getting better and wants few days ofresf
aud WeSaeay % ssn the
same ~ o or exchanged for other days. by applying
AMEKICAN CIRCUS.
BOW cry AMPH 1T II EATRE.
e; .ans. poi.
The w;eon:i1 Gar hsh sad Mss in the
Mrs. u.S Ma Ms,,y, sy. q s the ROPE
The Amphth;siIe j: pleasantly warmed throughout
AMERICAN MUSEUM
Ma pi fons S s
ionnnss. Daily in the morning at ~ and in the afternoon
+ i$T&$ ISM $$s i'''''
Tn. smallest Man IN Miasiue IN the inowo world weigh
S s1sp: % hS s:sn S
pes ms has returned to America, In the steamship Cambria
to the American publ It hi. old sd quarters. the Ame
can M'isH% nine 'cook
the platform, in of the maio halls Of the Museum
i' h.
Hops give Of ross
THE ofxAr ohscIAN STATUES. &c &C. he will also APP
go COURT DRESS
fore all the principal Courts of Europe After which he will
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME,
IN which he will dance The HIGHLAND FLING, &c.
ria the Crowned Head. Of ESlope viii co
hibted.
in THE AFTERNOON, FROM to- O'CLOCK.
EVENING AT 7. AMI sID AGAIN a 11s AT az O'CLOCK
The lf fs1sS1 sPPss yaos1 G;Sm' and
IN the Lecture Room in each Of which he will
MILITARY GENERAL!
Deeply in love with fair damsel in
POPULAR BUkLESQUE,
with af
principal and Saloons London and the Provincial
Towns Of Great Britain.
In addition other splendid performances will take place.
including the exhibition of the splendid Balloon
PANORAMIC PAINTING UF LONDON,
the most magnificent thing Of the kind seen.
Also enRaR ed, those celebrated
ETHIOPIAN MIN ,TRELS OR SERENADERS,
The most tat nted and amusing band in America.
GREAT WGsTERN. the Yankee Comedian.
Uses WHEELER and JULIEN
LIVING OURAN0 OUTANG to be all hours
TWO MONSTER SNAKES, 20 feet long.
ANATOMICAL VENUS, to be shilling each
MADAME ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller
Admission % cents; children under TO- 2h cents No Re-
70 he Public respe ctfuy informed that General
Tom Thumb will terminate his public btisns forever
he pay brief the principal American
cities and therefore, that his this establish
ment is necessarily limited to very short period.
f28rc r. T BARSUM.
wanna eihEsA InEAIkE, fhiLADhLrniA.