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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

AUGUsTA ADVERTISEMENTS Under The
head of "Augusta Advertisements" will
be found the Cards Of a number Of houses
in that City, to which we invite the alien
ton of our merchants, and others. These
houses are all No. concerns, and we feel
authorized to say that all orders in that
direction will be promptly filled. The
advertisements come through our friends,
BAKER, WILCOX s Co., Wholesale Gro-
Gerry Merchants, whose statements Of the
Markets appear from time 10 time in this
paper. Many orders have been sent to
them from this section during the past
season, and i, is right that we state that
they have all been Sled promptly, and to
ia. entire satisfaction of those ordering
We would commend our friends in Nc.
MINI, Monroe, BIount, Rhea, Roane,
Meics, Polk. and Bradley, needing arti.
Giles in their line. 10 send their orders to
Messrs. Baker, Wilcox s. Co., as we are
confident they will be punctuaIly filed
Those gentlemen will please accept our
thanks for their exeriions 10 our behalf.
See letter and prices curren, which ap-
pear today.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

A certain good dencon's hat blew of and
led him a long chase after il through the
street. AT length The deacon became cx-
haus,ed in the race and pulled up against
a post by the side of him. A gentleman
came along, TO whom the deacon addressed
himself thus :-'My friend. am dea.
con of the church, and it is very wrong for
me 10 swear; you will therefore greatly
oblige me if you will damn that hat !or
me,'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

BLANKS. -hdmnlslraoIs Conslahles,
Justices, Guardian Bonds, and Appren'i-
css Inden,ures, just printed IN good STYLE
and on fair paper, fer sale a. the Office OF
the "Pos,." We always keep on hand
supply OF Circuit Court, County Cour',
and Chancery Court Clerks Blanks. AL
80, Justices Executions. Warrants, and
Garnashees-and will ill allorders prompt.
". Price IS cents per qulre.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

S;rop THAT KNocEiSG.-Thcre has keen
for some time much supcr.,jtjous, interest
and excitement at Rochester. n. v, in
consequence Of certain mysterious "knocks
lncs" hy whirh. with the aid OF two hnlf>
grown girls. divers rrvelatlcus were made
from the "spirliland," and from departed
persons to their living friends. Crowds
assembled day after day, through several
| weeks, to witness the wonder. Questions
would be asked, and an Affirmative or ne
gative answer directed by such knocks or
sounds upon the house floor, tables, sc +,
as the girls had specified The affair has
now, however, exploded, after men had
been frightened out Of their senses, and
columns upon columns have been written
and published upon the subject. 1t seems
tina, an investigation committee was ap-
pointed 10 conlabulatr with the spirits aud
ascertain their ohjec, and purpose. The
frs, thing The matter Of fact committee men
did was to SEIZE the two young ladies, lie
their pe,ricoas ,ish, around their ankles,
place them upon table, and hold their
fee, quite su|l Wonderful to relate, the
spirits were so disguised with this rude
ness, tia, they refused TO make any COM
munlcaiion while the ladies were held IN
durancp, and the committee venture 10 ex.
press the opinion hat il jury of ma'rons
could have been cmpannelled On the spot
the supernatural apparatus would have
been found concealed on the persons oil the
Ncs,a's. OnIy TO think. says the venera-
be Mai Noah, how much mystery may
be concealed under a pelicoat. Clever
young women those.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

CoHsTABIE FOR THE Town DisTRIcT.
- Great excitement prevailing a this time
no less than six candidates in the field,
and each aboring as though the future
prosperity of the nation depended upon
his individual eXer,ions. The contest for
the office o! Sheriff is entirely los, sight Of
in the more exciting race for Constable
"Go il, Bob>tall!" the longest pole will
fetch down the perslmmons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

Musical AcADEMY.-We would invite
attention to the advertisement Of Professor
KNABE. We have before bad occasion TO
speak of his proficiency as a teacher Of
Music, and it is only necessary that we
now call attention TO his Card.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

A correspondent Of the Plymouth (Mass. ),
Rock in speaking Of controversy be,
tween two members of the House of Rep.
resentauves, says:
81 could think Of moth ing out a struggle
between a grasshopper and an enormous
galvanized bulifrog."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

HEERy CLAYTON the 9Th inst, Mr..
Clay made his promised speech on his
compromise resolutions. The papers speak
of it as one OF his ablest efforts. We find
brief sketch in the Washington Republic.
The following extract will, we hope. have
some effect N disahnsins the minds of
those who will have it, lha, Mr.. Clay still
aspires to the Presidency. He is now in
position to render his country the most
impcr,an, services. and we hope no fur
lher attempt will he made to diminish his
influence bv an impeachment OF The purify
of his motives.
"Whal wristbands We rass through in
til is short career OF lite! Eish, yeas ago
he took leave Of the Senate as he thought
forever. And, if his own incliua'ione,
his own desires. hopes, and an,icipa'ions
TO be allowed to en- Joy the few remaining
years Of lie in the quiet scenes OF retired
! life had been consulted, that would have
been his last appearance IN the Senate
| bul the Legislature of his State, unsolIci-
| ted by him, had thought proper 10 confer
upon him again the honor Of being their
representative here, and lie did not feel al
| liberty to ie.use II. lie came, however, TO
the Senate to serve no party, nor with any
personal or private ends now or hereafter,
to accomplish. And, there was in the
Senate, or ont Of the Senate, any man ems
gagged in the lace after high h0nors or pc.
sillon, let that man rest assured that he
would nevc, be .iosIIeJ by him (Mr CO.
! in tina, race. When his term Of service in
the Senate was ended, his mission IN this
lie. SO far as relates to public affairs, would
be closed, and closed forever"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

o. We acknowledge the receipt since
our last issue of letter, from BAKER,
WILcox& Co., Augusta, Ga., covering
sixly.slx dollars, for advertisements for
warded.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

hs We are authorized and requested
IN announce THOS. DUCkWORfH a
, candidate for the office OF Sherlil oil Me
Mimi county, a. the ensuing March e'ec'
ii0n.
NJ We are authorized and requested to
pnuuunce CHRISTIAN PETERS,. as
candidate for reelection 10 the oliice OF
Sheriff Of McMinn county a, the ensuing
March election.
s1-5e We are authorized and requested
TO announce A. BARB, Esq. as candI'
date for the Office Of County Trustee, at
ensuing March elt elton.
no+We are authorized and requested to
announce G.. w. KlRkSEG as cand'-
date for reelection to the office o! County
Trustee for McMnn county.
prP We are Authorized and requested
10 announce NOAH uIGDON as candI-
date for Constable in the Town District, al
the ensuing March election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

DEATH OF THE KENTUCKY INFANT
Andrew Fl. Brand, the kentucky infant
died OF pneumonia few days since at the
residence of his father, in this county, afieI
short illness. The deceased was in the
10th year of his age, and weighed ovel
500 hundred pounds Greensboro .ameri
can.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

n-Las, Monday was the regular day for
the converting OF the Chancery Court at
this place, but owing TO indisposilion Judge
Williams was unable TO attend.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

CHATTANOOGA ADvERTIsER.-We have
received the FIRST number of paper with
the above title. published at Chattanooga
BY l.. N. & r. J. FORD, and edited by }.
w. FcnD. 1t is large sized sheet, neatly
printed, and Democratic in politics. We
wish the proprIetors great success ii their
business; but must suggest to them TO be
very careful in regard to orlhography,
punctuation, &C., as their contemporary OF
the Gazette is gentleman OF nice critica !
perceptions, and if he once let's down on
them they will wish themselves back again
among the hills of old Warren.
Again, if 10 the course Of events, they
shoull come in conllc, with HIM, we mus,
insist that they treat him with great ten
lerness Parham is one of the pioneers
of Chattanooga. having located there with
his press when all outside was bowling
wilderness, and nought within save stag"
mani ponds and pools filed with green
eyed croakers. He took it into his special
keeping in its infancy, and watched over
and nurtured it until It has grown TO It's
present magnificent proportions. When
he first espied it from the bow of the fiat
boat in which himself and chauels noated
down the "nobest tributary OF the Mlissis-
sssippi," it was but as feeble glimmer,
like an ignus Jatuus burning over quag-
mres. roi,e nness and corruption, but he
has famed and coaxed it until it shines
forth bright and brilliant light. as a city
set on a.hil side. causing It's vivlfying and
genial rays Of trade and commerce TO pene-
trate all the region round about. ooh y
We repeat. the Editor of the Gazette has
labored long and arduously to build up
Chattanooga, and we trust that now when
balmly pros. ,eri,y is beginning TO dawn up
on il, he will not be permitted 10 decline
for want of patronage. There is business
enough for both papers, and we trust that
both will be literally sustained.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

To CoRREspoSDENTs.-T address Tor
warded Tor publication from Hlwassee Col
lege will appear next week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

DIMEs.-Our friend. IN. A. p" is au-
thorized TO paw over the dimes he speaks
OF 10 Parker Hood, Esq, at Jacksonville,
who will recsip, for the same.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

"Sir, you are no gentleman" "That
may be, sir. hut my vile says that
am a gentleman. and | shall certainly
believe my own wife before you; for
if a man cannot believe his own wife,
pray who can he believe ("
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

As usual, all the cross mails except from
Kingston. failed this week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

No. Mr. JAMES y. AsBunY ST., h'n9sl'n,,
R,ane County, Tennessee, Is authorized
and requested to act as agent IN procuring
subscriptions for tins paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

CorFEE.-The latest advices from New
York represent Coffee as advancing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

rrpE. N;,TcuEll.. Jn., Charleston, ;.
c.. will attend 10 any business Tor 'h'S pas
per IN that ely.
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ATHENS, FRIDAY. FAB. 2s. 1850.

tl-;s II. ". kiSG Is NE a"'''" OF |''
,cen, Tor this paper IN 'he c''y oI f"''"
delphia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

T'nn NORTH AID SouTH.-lt was stated
by Mr.. Wise, IN his late speech in the
capitol at Richmond, Va, that OF twenty
Two vessels detected as engaged in the
slave trade, nineteen Of them were from
the North OF Baltimore.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

samuel, how many kingdoms are
there in the material world 2"
"Four."
"Three. only three"
"Four, | think, SIR"
swell, name them-.what are thev1"
"M!neral kingdom, animal kingdom,
vegetable kingdom. and kingdom
come"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22
LEGISLATIVE.

The following preamble and resolution
were adopted By tie late House 81 Repre-
sen,a,ives a few moments prior TO adjourn
ment:
Uhcreas, much time and ingenuity has
been exhausted during the present session
OF the General Assembly,, in devisIng a
plan of Internal Improvements likely to
be acceptable. If not 20 all. at least to a
majority Of the Representatives OF the
people, and all such efforts have proved a
iamenlab'e failure, and as it is desirable
that this Legislature should no, adjourn
Wilton, a manifestation OF some general
and popular sen,lmen, connected with TINS
nreat subject, therefore, 10 test the sense
of this House,
Be il Resolrcd, That n Railroads. good
thing in the abstract.
Jus, so-lhem's 'um. "A railroad is
good thing in the abstract" STATE les'sla-
ton is "a good thing in the ats'racr-
speeches for Buncombe are "sood things
in the abslrar,'-and "four dollars a day
and roas, beef" aint bad TO take, What
a world OF meaning in that little resolution
|, is deep, and broad. and comprehen-
sive enough 10 embrace all ina, was said
or done on the subject Of Internal Improve
men's during the late protractel session
And if i, had only been passed at lhe com
mencemen,, what mountains Of Mbo
would have been saved-how many anx'
ious hours OF toll would have been avoided
And how many spasmoiic throes members
would have been spared! But the geniu;
that conceived it, like many others, was a
lills 100 late FIR any practical purpose
Yes, ii was ljuIe 100 late; yet the resolu'
ton itself IS "gool thing in the abstract.
Yes-il's that way as famous friend o.
ours says. by way of emphasizing his as
ser,ons. "Railroads are good things il
the abstract"-so are pettlcoats-but no
sin the concrete" Hurrah for 'rhe alb.
slracr!" Our defuuc, friend "Pry" could'n
have beaten thai if he had gone through q
regular process of incubation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

A SWEET DrscovERY.-The Cahocs
Cataract says that "lhc body of a small
negro child was found in a molasses
hogshead in that place, a few days
since, after the molasses was all drawn
off. No marks of violence was found
upon him. We can vouch for the
truth of this" The same phenomena
have been often exhibited in sugar
hogshcads, freshly emptied in this
city--but the little negroes were alive,
Iickirg.-..Atbany Atlas.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-22

The nomination of Jane, Watson
Webb. as Minister to Austria, has
been rejected by the Senate. 1t is
said that only seven Senators voted
for his confirmation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

THt EssrrnS TEIroRAPu MIR. y. o. J. Smith. has
caused TO be publisbtd two letters in which he az
temIts TO justify himself Tor preventing the traDs1s
zion Of the Dispatches of the associated press the
lines under his contro thus causing delay In the
esption u The by the pablo. and additional
espeuse "a the rroprtorsof LOGON 1tve
expresses vi, simple reason for the course g. that he
does not like the agent employed at Halifax. by the
press ma he deeAres!that h. rl not trans
init over any Of his lines Dispatches prepared by that
agent In the nprtod Of the modern doc ne that 70 "
ire auy OF one eet Of persons e. decide what srents
asttiants ard Worknen other persons 20 ploy
TITS defence ~ Nr. Smith may meet approval IN some
quarter. In others II will be looked upon unwar-
Tsutabe assumption and win hardly b. sustain,d ~
thCse Who sunpose the telegraph lines 60 have BE-
chartered as the servatts not the ct she people
channels fur the trnusfnissfn q insriirenca MT
dioistofE o. vhet ntssRes shnil De sent " ~ the
Istds b. which tfy shell Do writsn Bssign .gfr-f.
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Ions Wonderful
C0NMRRCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET,

Sunday. Jan. s30-6 r. N.
The stock market during the past week, has been
comparatively quiet The fances have experienced
about the usual fluctuations; but the closing prices,
with two exceptions. do not differ materially
from those current at the close of the week previous
The public mind is daily becoming and
prejudiced against fancy securities securities OF
any kind in relation to which there is any question.
Holders OF railroad bonds have lately become very
much alarmed, in consequence of the Illegal manner
In which most of them have been negotiated; and the
probability Il. that this class Of securities will rapidly
depreciate ANY great change in the Of the
affairs of most of railroad companies would bring
the question of usury and when it Is raised
the effect must be exceedingly unfavorable One
beard Of directors frequently repudate the acts ef
fsrmer boards; and in the changes continually going
on in these companies, we know not how party
may come into power, whose interest 1t will be to
liquidate large amount of indebtedness in this
way. When the bonds of railroad companies be-
come due and the are not at hand to
pay them, the question will, without doubt, be
raised, particularly il the holders are clamorous
for their money, and refuse to extend convert
their claims into another class of bonds having
Eve fifteen twenty years to run in the Of the
Erie, Reading, and Long Island companies. Govern
ment and good State stocks, real estate bonds and
mortgages are In fact the only cafe inYestm euts for
capital such q sleep soundy on It Is dan
gerous to trust ones property to boards of directors
they now constituted; and capitalists have learned
that every man is the best manager Of his own pro-
perty.
The value of foreign dry goods imported into this
port for the week ending the leth inst ss2l2 5t
wsrekoused sl37 ZOO withdrawn from warehouse $50.
400. The value Of merchandise and specie imported
for the week ending the 18th instant was 2oos7l
amount Of duties, 81, 20s o69.
There has been active demand for sterling bills
for remittance by the packet leaving this port for Liver
pool on Wednesday. We quote rst-rste bills Lon.
don att per cent premium; on Paris, 81. 81 =
6f 80; Amsterdam 40 4oA4; Hamburg, IS asa; Bre-
men, II Tx. The probability is that there will be
an advance in sterling bills before the market closes
for the steamer.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
the princs speculative stocks In this market for each
day Of the past week and at the close Of the pre-
vious. IL win be seen that prices have been very
uniform
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On hand LIST December, 1s49. .......... $685. 81
yspring Of this year IL is conte npatsd that there
will be of this canal $50 miles In USE extending from
Toledo In Ohio, to Point Commerce, White river In
Indiana Gas miles In Indiana Seventeen miles more
viii be added BY next fall There remain but about "a
miles TO be put under contract to compste the work to
The Ohio river, At Evansville This, when completed,
will be the lorge't canal in the world The be-
Longs TO those creditors Of Indiana who subscribed
the lean Of $500 goo to complete 1t, they having
osived the canal for half their claims agaus. the
state After it, completion its first revenues TO 20 20
pay The $4,000 loan; and after that Is extngushed
what Is called The preferred canal stock Ia TO be
deemed with lite INTEREST," and after IL IL paid oil. then
the deferred canal stock 10 TO be paid This amounts Of
these stocks we ASCERTAIN from the auditors Las, report
TO be a. follows 20 and special pref RED
52t3 125. deferred and special deferred t7igl to
lst July lest. The preferred stock cannot be Increased
the time tor subscribing 20 the canal loan having
psd The deferred stock 10 subject TO be- Increased
for oneban the yet outstanding bonds Of the State.
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Covctrs~ovst kFcIov - ftAss,cut srrrs.- The
seventh tra for the eiceii1u - momhsr o. gonarst
IN the fourth district Il Nsssach uetts ain take lae
10 day sc the elect IN November the vote stood,
-For Taiffev. Tree toil tsbl; Thompson whig $50.
Pctinson democrat 2Q.f. The ssme parties sre ataip
'be candidates and q h ohsts his tsial win prove
LIE TIE rtit, unsuscelsfai.
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TUITION.

ENGLISH AND FEESCa TEACHHg-A OrNT.E-
H mab qualified ~ character and education desires 40
urtfe either A. assistsht IN respecaAe acadsmy or a.
private tuhr He can Instruct with fslity 10 french
IN snhe htrcs % IN Efxsh ucrcante aad usthera
eal course References tatisacory. Address Euci az
nooKKHEPINc, ARITHMETIC, &C, PRACTICALLY
A. thpRht ~ W. \. henville, No. 80 Broadvty. Zach
student sepsraey ant carefully Instructed ani every sf
fortis made 70 imrart the requisite knowedge
Nor ugh insurer snd IN Ae shortest period u time Open
daJ ana evening. Terms odtrate;
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RARN sMUsEUM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ lied by Gov. ujhaz M lie Jagelo aud suite The public
the yiye BarIum preparing surprises Tor them The
DkukKARD FIVE times more VILLAGE ATTORNEY; LC-
ClLLE; MAID OF CROISSEY; FAMILY JARS; Songs
Dances fresh and beautiful Dssolving Views Chromatrope
nc Mr. Nelis for week Union of the comios
Robinson and Weaver elton. New Curoses Jaw OF
Caribbean Sea porpoise Pisces Hastrous Living Crooo
die Mexican Trophies Ta yloIs Sword Washington knap
sack Mermaid, Egyptian Bear Wax statuary Dwarf nam-
meth Brothers. Mysterious and 100 00 curl
oses In preparation. and 20 be produced style beyond
competition the magnificent and priu sely spectacle Of C
DEhIl La the Glass Slipper. 20 cents chill
dren under ten, l21a cents.
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company have not one cent surplus, but ON the con-
rary have found II difficult to pay the interest the
preferred stock. notwithstanding which, . dividend
will be paid on the fret Of February next, on
the old stock. There some pretty clever
hnsneiers in the management, capable Of rails.
ing money, provided there is no restriction Is
regards terms upon doubtful securities aud we
have much confidence In their ability to raise the
amount necessary, now that 1t is determined oa.
Holders of stock will be disappointed they do not
get dividend and II they do 1t will be thedearest
dividend they ever received In all their lives.
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of per and
holders draw per cent in addition from the compa
py's interest In the Camden and Amboy Railroad -
making the whole dividend five per cent payable on
and after the 18th inst
The Union Bank of Tennessee has made a semi. an
nual dividend Of two per cent.
The Financial report of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company for the year ending December 81 ls49 gives
the annexed statement Of traffic and tolls, pared
with the two pre-, Ions years.
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.Ev books. sc.

M oReAe's LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE
Nf sdjoirire - Poet once Nsr Orleans. La-At the
always te found Books % de-
sorirfion eonsisnx Novels History Biography, Scen
tie Con arci uesgrarhicei and Medical WORKS Also
ccrarg~te Of Stationary with ali
rrinciral Daily snd Wcekiy Nevsrapers an3 karatres
Couur orders Tor any artees the trade supplied and for
es-ses WITH sesrsteh noois malice Prompt s,tsnton
Psid say wort ordered ~ nail Fore,n Bells ps,ss
- order. y. =. hukShN,
f.rs-y Depot, .di,nins ,hs Post Ocs Nee Orleans "a.
PS-Ccr fiste nrsf g,ments have tars made WITH the
rrrr. Trtiishfrs strturfcu. TIE tnion for suTry o.
ths nes uorts fas, ~ issued. j. m
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUsrUM-P. r. BARyUs.

AMEKINNN oEUM-T. II BANNN ~
- Manager and Proprietor Greenwood. Jr. Assistant
Manager. Jim Crow Rice the original Ethiopian mper-
senator and father of the African drama has been engaged
for three only Monday. Jan. 2t when
he will appear in the character OF Ginger Blue In his
laughahe farce Of the VIRGINIA MUMMY. Hen unsupported
by MT f. y. Weuyss, Messrs. Morris, Merrhed, Warden
Rose Clark Higgins and Misses stashope Pentlsna and
West variety Of Laughahie Sketches Yankee Melanga
Connie Singing and other entertainments will be given. To
be at all hours the Skeleton Of the Black Greenland
Whale enormous living Serpents mammoth Crocodile. hd
mission 20 the Museum Performances, &c, % cents Chl
dren, under ten yt are, lax cents.