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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

~ HANcEkY-VlRsISIA:- AT circuit snpei'u'
Court Of Law and Chaneery, continued oy ao!"",na
ment, and holden for the county o: lanes Gty any
Cry eli Williamsburg. at the Cour-hoas. IN the saa
city, on saturday. the 18th day OF May, Isao
friend, fiainuh.
against - .
James Ciopton. Mary NJ. Taylor, William NJ. Jones
Henley T. Jones administrator OF william hsw.su
deceased, Robert Morr,ss, Executor Of Robert ho's
Defendants
other things it is desreed and ordered ,n a.
said Commissioner do cause an advertisement. 70 os
published for esht weeks in the Richmond Enquiref
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond T 70. a.
persons who may have claims against me saia va
tor Thomas Tavlor TO come in, prove and EXHIBIT inc
for before said na m d 90 :"
their coming in Ia prove and exhibit their claims so'
that time they are 10 BE- aa@as 10
proye and ,hhit their Claims for settlement, mol par
es this SUIT before they 15 70 b. I1 nlonoron Of
lhe expense, az This amir 10 be SETTLED by said Cons
soner. Extract, IN " oooo'
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rnR sAI.E-A BARGAIN

THE HOUSE aud LOT on y and 5,h streets, for
4 merry the residence cf mr Joseph Marx. TO con-
vince those Disposed 10 purchase tha' WIZ SCI d
10, s,r,.6c- have adj npted the simple hu; conprr
5.nsiyr table below. which is conclusive az 10 that
f,rt. The house ioi-l23 IL feet on y and ON, nv
Ig deep will be Sold separately % VIVA =" . tiofiy
49, -" @ s,h stree, by lu demo. the s-reu oi-, VIII
h. sod together containing. ~ thu plan :" TIE Guy. wc
,er.s-on. fron,nz lG3 LIZ feet BIZ street, aud
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King VIM. CO., June -, l536-ct,

IN cHANCERY.-vrEctSrA "A, Rules held N Tue
Clerks Office Of lie superior Cont If Chancny for
The Richmond Circuit. this 18th day "f June, lsis:
Alexander Fisher William u. Miller ana William Z.
Mahew, junior, merchants and partners, Iad'ngunder
The firm and style "i Fisher, Miller and ComPaif, To
bert II. jenkins and 7. " Daniel. JUNIOR Plaindt.s
agains;
George VI. Atwa;rr, ofthe firm Of Kent Krnd.ll and
Awat-r: 4. T. Stewart, - Burrows and b. L War
irn Of tie finn Of i. 4. S;ewar. and c0mpaa,i he
said George ". htwatrr, William X Gould AMI -
-, Of the firm u htwater, Gould aud c"rp,ny:
- Buckingham AMI - Ward of the hrn 81 jnts-
lnghlm, Ward aud Company; - Schneider ard -
Ssiizer, = thr firm Il Schroeder and swizr; -
Chresaure, - Siearnes and - -. 81 the I'm o.
chrrshuf.. St-atnr- aud Company: - Easin Il eia'h
Robertson ami - -, al The Jrm al EiSi', 80
b-n-on and Company. - Blake ana - Brown"
he firm e Blake ami Brown, William H. Eaf.L ana
-, al the :lrn Of William H. Carey and ti.
plny; Charles &. carleton, Isaac II. Fro,hinchan and
ahram L Rockingham. ri the firm 81 Carleton oti-
in.htni a.d Company, Jnin VI. ts:,s and - 1'nr+'
Il the firm Of John Diy4 AMI Jones; william zen
jamn aud MrirS y. Benjimn, Of the iirm Of Wii1hi'
Benjamin AMI Company; Rankin and - bheh,
IF the firm Of Ran.n and Bnroh; George Hastings ma
81 the hrln of Gens.r Hastings and ConPa-
ny; - Bnwen and - McNamre, ui the hfn 81
Bowen m! NcNamee. George \. Put and - Fss-
wlcs q III. iirm u isnr and Bost"Ick J. T. janhy'
D. =. Hoo he anG - -. 81 the ilim ni ~ y b'".c
and Company, - Colgate and - Ahhir. d the inn
Colgate. aae- AMI C"mp1nv; Henry l.. Seamao no
d. Au-,in Ilaf, Office firm II Seaman, Niur ara =,
nant; u. l. i'aI!"wriand - -, OF ne M" =. "a
l.. liaowe AMI Company: - Tiffany, - ~
and - of the firm Of Tiffany, Ward and Con-
pany; - S;ellman and - Rippl-mry-r, Of the frn
OF ss;eliraan and Rippemevrr; A. 7. Lewis: - Pa
body and - - OF The iifn OF Pean"Jy aud Com
pany; and Robert Close and - Dandrrlett, al hr MN
of Close and Daudrrl-tt and other Defendants
The defendants above named not having en'rea
their appearance and gwen security according 70 zoe
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ano up
nearing Nv satisfactory evidence that they are mia
btants Of this Commonwealth II IS ordered, iiat he
said defendants do appear the rules to hr held or
Court, in The Clerks Office thereof on me hrsi money!
in september next and answer the biil OF Inc pam
tis and that COW o this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in the CITY Of Richnoha
fo. months successivey, and posted At the doof'
the State Courthouse, in the said Guy, 81.
ACopy. Teste, I. HobEK >, Yin.
June l.-cWam
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Tickets only sI5-si,ares in proportion.

virginia Lee ,barc Lo.rsy Cas, 81 for 1913, 10 bs
nfa@h on SATURDAY, Iny -9.I. Is No.. J. lfawn.
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COWLES LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
I sireei Richmond Vro,n;a

~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Lie, Lottery Vendors do and say what they may,
For selling prizes COWLES carries the day.
To day-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No. 29-
Capitals: 10000 dollars. 1000, 5000, $500. OF
1000 &c. &c. p Nos, - drawn. Tickets A.
shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated, 81, Extra:
80 81 AZ 50 IS ! III l6 4 80 60.
Drawn Nos. Susqu-hanna, 81:
~ al 81 IS 46 So As 80 SIS 80 p.
Julv2l
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!. a2ca;a9s.iia ssayis. .Aucts.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
IN BUCKINGHAM, VA.
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SALE OF LAND IL CFiEs IERFIELD.

SlAII ID U. BI KNLEI,
Executor of Henry VI. Burnley, deceased.
Jnir is-caaw,d-
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FsH-Mackerel were steady, with sales of 300 bbls
Massachusetts, including No 1, at $11 No. 2, at
81 SIN No. at so and 100 do. do Of the latter.
at 70 70, short price; some $500 quintals cod re-
FRuiT-The market was better for raisins, and
pretty much all in first hands was picked up lem
bracing 1000 boxes) at 81 IS 81 65 closing rm at
the latter figure. -, -. ~
FRErcHrs-Rates for Ireland were active and two or
three vessels taken UP for Cork and market Mt
94d 9xd for in bulk, and some engagemen ts for
direct port made at Cd For Liverpool, Cotton
was quiet at 532d Lard was engaged at EOS for the
same port.
GirsETG-We notice sales of 900 lbs. at 2sc cash
MoLAssEs-The market was fat, and buyers seemed
to show but little disposition to operate sales since
our last of 100 hhds Cuba Muscavado at loo 19hc
aOo DO sour Trinidad to 60 out Of the market pr
Date bargain and by auction 100 bbs sugar house at
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits continued firm with sales OF
200 bbls, at 40c, thirty days
oILs-Ihe inquiry for Linseed was fair, and prices
steady. We quote English at So a SIC; and American
pressed at bs 69c saes of several thousand gallons
Of the former at quotations.
PRovIsIoNs-Thc sales, in separate lots reached 500
a eco bbs of pork; including Mess at siI az n
$11 Al and prime, at IS % a SO Lard-Sales of 400
600 bbs were reported, at So 81 Beef~Ssies Of
100 bbls mess we're made at SIP Last sales tierces
were made at 500 Butter-SalOs of 200 packages OF
common Ohio, lat 10 10hc. Chcese-Sales of 200
RicE continued firm, with Gales at 81 per 100 lbs.
SALr-Some 500 bags Syracuse 6ne, were disposed Of
by auction, ct 1919, cash.
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1t will be perceived that most of these securities have
declined several per cent within the past four six
weeks This is very extraordinary fact in the face
of the improvement in the money market, and en-
only be accounted for the absence Of operators and
the little disposition evinced by those in the
operate. Money is almost drug in the street capt.
tasts and brokers literally begging people to take
loans below the legal rate Of interest," and still
rites of all kinds very much depressed similar
state Of things exists in London and it is equally
accountable. 1t appears to us that there must be
change for the better that there will be move
ment Of kind that will give activity to this DOR
mant capital and give an impetus to every branch of
trade. All that is wanted Is beginning as soon "a
one wheel starts all the machinery gets in motion
There appears to be disposition to keep out Of trans
the lead in any specsaon and condence s III '1 rs
mains at very low ebb. Government securities vary
fraction from day to day, but the premium still rules
above the rate at which the last loan taken This
enables those who obtained the bulk of it TO relieve
themselves of their surplus without relieves the
market by distributing it more equally through the
country and throughout Europe.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, August q, 1873.


Protection of the Frontier-Cot. Domlngues and
his Band-Seretary Maso,-Dnfy Work, 8c.
With the immense sand, waterless, and wood
less deserts received from Mexico, as "indemni-
ty for the past, and security for the FUTURE" I'm
consideration of millions OF money! we have ac-
quired a" jurisdiction, which Ispufled up some
thing "superlatlvely great and glorious" This
may be true; II comes from those who are Inte-
rested IN making the statement. However, there
is no doubt that New Mexico and California will
cost two or three millions of dollars annually for
their protection against the refractory of that class
who, curlousy enough, committed ''trcason against
the United States" before those territories belong
ed to us, and TO keep off the hostile Indians, whose
capacity for mischief is not to be lightly esteemed.
This (" great and glorious" jurisdiction" will give
employment TO portion OF our army officers, who
otherwise would have been disbanded, and turned
loose upon the world, with nothing for subsls-
tence but "gory;' and that does not satisfy the
cravings of hunger. Therefore, one good result
marks the acquisition of the Mexican provinces
Put not only will our own braves be benefited, but
those OF another land.
Colonel Dominguez is here bnsily engaged in
making arrangements at the War Department.
The negro messengers at first flew at his approach;
but now that they have ascertained his claracte
as government officer, they evlnce but little fear
at his presence. He IS a rough, ugly customer
and (Which, no doubt would be considered by him
as complimentary could cut mans throat as
scientifically as any guerilla chief in Mexico. Hav-
ing acted as spy for the American army, and
performed important services; having, for us, SO
compromised himself that "A return to Mexico
would be- certain death, the United States govern
ment feel bound 10 take care OF hun and his men.
He has sixty waiting for him at New Orleans, or
thereabouts and will soon Join them, to take up a
position somewhere on our frontiers This force,
il Is said by military men, is the most efficient for
such service. They can be paid out of the con-
tingent fund, or from the money collected at the
Mexican ports by our army, in the shape OF duties
About the compensation, however, there need be-
no difficulty.
Secretary Mason has returned from his visit to
Virginia, and resumed the duties of his office.
He was called hither by the sickness of a child
nearly two years of age, who died last week.
Err
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BALTIMORE, August %, Isls.


The Free Soil Overwhelmingly ofhe Party
Fleeing the Vol,sntees--1 hedfricals, &c.
The Maryland free soil convention assembled IN
this city, and, as predicted few days since, the
participation of abolionists IN its organisation,
drove from it nearly all of our substantial citizens
who were disposed to Join in the movement, leav-
Ing little else but the windy and frothy elements
TO be found IN every city, ready to ride every new
hobby tina, is set up. 1t was but poorly attended,.
and at no time, during the day, was there more
than thirty persons in the room including reporters,
members OF the convention, and lockers ON. Atthe'
time Of Organisation there ten persons present,
and DR.. John Rose was called to the chair, and
John c. Wolcott appointed secretary.
A declaration OF free soil principles was thcn
read, and all who signed them were permitted 10
take part IN the convention. AT O'Clock, an adj
journmentt to 4o'clock took place, when Mr. Breck,
from the committee organisation, reported the
following persons as permanent officers OF the con-
vention =
President David Gamble, Of Frederick county.
PIC, PR, fdepis-Dr. John Rose, of Baltimore city,
Edmund II, Lewis Baltimore county; Robsr: Gai2-
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Married.

On Monday evening, 2Sth instant, by the Rev. A.
M Osborn, Mr.. HENRY HYER, to Miss ELIZA HAcAN,
youngest daughter of VIM. Hagan Esq., all of this city
Charleston, s. c., papers please copy.
On Tuesday, Goth inst, by the Rev George F. Kit
tell, Dr. WILSON f. BELL, to Miss AMELIA A., youngest
daughter of Isaac Jaques, all of this city.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise nc, " Greenwich street office hours 9to u A. n
6osP Sunday excepcd Those who apply In the cary
stages Will Dc SURPRISED ~ the rapdity and little
attending their IL chiefly however hoee who have ut
red Com certain class people, otherwise who can pro
perry appreciate his services In structure from its hrst or nc
pient TO it's advanced and distressing stsscs iron uuoo
mon Advantage In addition 70 extensive pncuco IN he
he has ound fox stating can b. 0bned m NJ other source
IhAmeuca.
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DR. GLOVER is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
DvennG at his oce on all diseases Of delicate nature
His extract copaiv cubebs &c. extensively prescribed BY
ply scsns may had q his Nos, in 'front.' No. Ann street.
Nov Nc. 2)E6 -
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'as Fulton

Notice d kas Fulton
street. retsi N ~ II n. 29sh inst, for the
valuable pese fScsived. totally msniormsd Il
whence and takes this mods work.
employed in w. H. Beebe Co.'S establishment believing
them to he worthy and honorable Any other ratstion
10 not authorised lyme. .-.. ..r .rr l4 KNOX
Genin's Fall Hats The Subscrlber confin-
sell his first gusity Of silk moeshn hat, style. at
the low of four dollars Gentleman who have been in this
habit ing five dollars for article better In make and
inferior IN style eeganc will readily the advantage Of
-rtr.I GENIN, 2ia broadway.
Enterprise. spicy and readable paper,
Ire Sunday Morning News will appear next Sunday four
type The win ncefch be large as any OF scnte
PoraIe and contain equal amount Of choice reading q
Wigs and Toupces An persons Wishing a
Wall street, Def purchasing elsewhere and
his invented Wigs unequaied for lghnes natural
Iearanee and durability. BPrvate rooms for fitting Ws
The Best Place In ths cary % get good Boots,
Shoes and Gaerscheap Jones Ana street. he M
frsr IS 50 30 S4; Congress Boets from s. 80 to s.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by II. e.
Wnon N Co. IS street. and retail reduced
prices Gold Gold and in every variety
e celebrated Rcheieu Pen so excl usyey above The
points warranted five years Gold Pens senaired ~, 81,
Gold Pens''-Grcaton's celebrated warrant
cd Pointed Gold except
voeneare admitted by all who used to be tho
cheapest pen tie world They be had at II Cedar
from the Post-ocel Also Edward Y Prime
BROWNS pen, far superior the OLD Brown aud Levi
reduced prices Gold and repaired
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DR. COOPER HDUANESTKEBT, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ lillian streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
extensive practice In private diseases lie the
Ave days Cooper the worst form Of
brought by secret habit INDUCED in BY young This
freely INDUCED In, bgets Dyspepsia weakness OF the
limbs and small the back confusion Of the intellect and aver
sion society cure warranted in every no charge
~ nsed.
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market, at three periods, OF the principal dividend
paying, and some Of the leading dividend paying,
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NR.JE
~ pcton sold for Gonorrhua and other disorders Of the
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that 1t win rad
two and as neither creates onds
palate renders deviation In diet
p;ion usual pursuits sound sleep healthy digestion
nuisance is thus removed as speedily as consistent with tho
are entirely vegetable injurious eject either consit
onay locally be caused BY its Price 81 per
atrfet-
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COO ono BOTTLES AND OVER OF DIR. DEWITT
OUU.OOO G. kelingers Eminent have been sold, with

out nurmuE Rhsumatc pains from twenty TO aty years
been entirely cured in few days In Darrh@s Cholera Nor
BUS Bilious Choc it sas certain 10 tits taken 1t put
up in large bottles mild fgant and agreeable according
dose times cheaper than other embrocaten Sold at
6c 81 per doz $40 per gross 10 gross at S36 Once 2 Pearl
street. the Harlem Railroad Offices Rushton, Clark Co. and
Of the druggists generally th roughou the city and country
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WASHINGTON, August %, 1913.
Mr.. Polks PIdns-Issue of Stock-Ihe Condition
of IrcLand

WI. fOh f-dWS-IsSue oT otOck- lHe CONdItOB
of Ireland.
His Excellency James X Polk, President of the
United States of North America, Comm ander-ln-
Chief of the armies and naves therein, &c. &c, is
expected here this evening, after weeks absence
from the cares, anxieties and tolls of his high
ton" Uneasy sleeps the head which wears a
crown" And assuredly, James, No. l, could speak
feeDgIy on the subject Mr.. Polk left Bedford
Springs Friday, in time to reach the Presidential
mansion on Saturday; but that would have been a
gross and papable violation Of his plan; and Mr..
Polk was never known to break through any plan
which he once decided upon. When he started
from this city, he declared he would be away one
week-no more nor no less-and it was, therefore,
impossible for him to violate his word by returning
sooner. He will be here this evening. When the
chroncler of MIR. Folks life dips his goose quill
IN the Ethiopian fluid, let this characteristic stand
prominently forward.
The amount of stock issued during the past
week, greatly exceeded that of any former similar
PERIOD as will be seen by the statement below
Germany 1850
France. ISI,0W
Spain oOVVU
England IOo,UOV
Naples Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Genoa ..,,...,,.....,..... 10000
Bermuda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
$500 500
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CtMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c-DR RALPHs
- Practical Private Treafc contains deeply interesting in
formation and but too little understood The only true trest
ment and cure with recipes mode Of living &c, &c faithfully
" ersspviehstyestj or BY post mailed frse y
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Nn osr ExTRAoRpINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIr

M OSr EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED.
wi or those contemplating marageThe Married Womans
Private Medical Companion, by Dr. Mauroeau- Sixth eds
2o0 copies have already been disposed of Every female
getting copy whether married or unmarried although u in
which should be known to them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
dies and most certain mode Of every For sale "a
Broadway at tho publishing once 29 Liberty street. York;
Also T. b. Petersen number IS Chestnut street. Phlsd
phia Little Co, Albany; W. R. Davis, Boston. On the
receipt Of ST. cory will be transmitted by
TO ali Of the United States All letters be addrrse
post paid Dr. NJ MAURiCEAU boz i22A New York city
Ofhce 20 Iilsrtv street.
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clarifying the skin from burn, eckes spots blos
pmps other drawbacks to beauty appa
rent the present time when hundreds Of ladies
have town with skins white and unbemshcd
they left their drawing roomit is equally valuable
10 gentlemen afflicted with tender Skins after shaving. Found
ony at the depot 81 Walker street. fret FROM Broadway
100 a.hngton Boston; Peirce Sanwx Hail. Albany,
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interest In the Liverpool Line Of Packets consisting e
Roscius Garrck Sheridan and Siddons The mpenorty Il
" r. X COLLINS So South r.
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r. AsTLE GARDEN-ADMIssIo ny CENTs-THIs MOST
~ beautiful summer commanding the finest
the most complete and elegant accommodation for vte will
DO opened during the cay and in the evening brilliantly ium
mated Much amusement he had viewing the 100 Cosmor
together with the splendid paintings Of the famous Chinese
Junk Keyng executed by the Chinese artist board while
ing ut Castle Garden during the Of l6aso
views Of great battles at Busna VISTA &C., In Mexico
of other
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DoCT0R FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
where he can be consulted Private Diseases
The most obstinate yield to his mode Of treatment which
proved plan The victims Of constitutional debility brousht on
BY ndsereet indpgencss apply with certainty OF cure
Office. ~ Dey street. - -" -' " N"a''
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ssvT1HE CAMPBEILs ARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WEEK


Triumphant successSocicy Library Rooms 3IS Broad.
way corner Of Leonard sreetCampbefs hnsros (under
fatterpg in which their have been re-
oved during the last three weeks having been nightly crowded
highly respectable and fashionable houses honor
announce that they will continue their entertainments every
varied programme popular pieces in Ethiopian Melody
with variety Of chaste dancing &c. incudns the &C..
LIBERATED Statue Dance and Highland Fling by Mr. Luke
West Doors open at = commence 8. Admission IS
NB-On Saturday noon, by particular request of several
antilles they will give afternc performance
So'clock. Admission 20 cents-children. half price.
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DACKET FOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE SHIP ST.
Denis @. w. Hone Master, will sail the LIST September
's"' BOYD Z fiYYEtKEN, Agents No IS Wall ssrsa
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RARNUM.s a nERIOAN MUsEUM.-P. =. DARNuN

ID Propetor-F Hitchcock plendid Performance
afternoon at halt O'clock
ter before The Manager has the pleasure announcing
most ordinary wonder creation Major Lenger hold
ing the came relation to tie famous Lputian that the little
finger does TO the thumb lie old only
moTniDg m 10 to halpast Y oelocA in the afternoon
the manager has also engaged the Sable brothers
Mr. Jerry Merfed, the Highland Mammoth Boys Giant or
Mammoth Baby, Enormous Boa Constructor Rockwell
the famous Fortune Teller privately consulted
charge Of q cents Admission the whole including
Performances Little Finger &c., rs cents; children
under and old enough alone k oente
Reserved front shilling extra.