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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
nISTRICT of Lite hfield. ss. Probate Cou, II Auuust l. 1859.

Estate of PAYNE K. KlLBOURNE, late of L,chfeld in said district. deceased.
 The Count of Proba,e for inc District of Li,chf;ed hath limited nd allowed six mon hs from the date ereo fer the creditors of said Estate. represented and has appointed Messrs. Jason Whiting and Geo. c. Woodruff Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of Geo. C. Woodruff in said Lichiied on the is day of November 1859 and he lst day of Feb ruary, ls6O at o'clock in the forenoon, each ot said days, for :he purpose of attending the bus:- ness of said appointment.
 JASON WHITING. }Commis-
 GEO. c. WOODRUFF.} sinners. All persons indebted said Estate are requested to 15 P. 5. BEEBE, Administrator.
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TUNHE Court of Probate for the District of Ntch- II field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of SOLOMON MARSH, late of Litchfield in said District. deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those neglecting to present tiieir accounts within said time properly attested will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted ro said Estate are requested to make im- mediate payment to
 VIM. F. BALDWIN, Executor. Htch6eld sJ July F, 1859. F
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DISHES COOKED TO ORDER.

ATA TOWN MEETING held in the town of A MORRIS July 18th, 1859, bylaw was passed allowing each family to pasture one COW the highways of the said town. from the rising to the setting of the sum-
 And at an adjourned meeting held July 30th 1859 it voted that the above by law be publish ed in the Ltchfeld Enquirer four weeks success sively. VIM H. LAWRENCE, Town Clerk
 Morris, August l, 1859. pd15.4w
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A T a Court of Probate holden at Cornwall with A in and for the District of Cornwall on the 30th day of July A. D. lS59 '4as
 Present. Frederick Kellogg, Esq Judge. Estate of PHlLO SEELYE Uf Cornwall in said district, an assigning debtor.
 Ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said .n the 18th day of August, 1885, at o'ci"ck in the forenoon and that all persnns interested in said tate may be notified thereof, the Trustee will cause LchfeId County and pust a copy thereof on the pub
 c signp nearest the place where deceased last dwelt in said Cornwall. A true copy of record,
 15* FREDERICK KELLOGG, udee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
 WITH IMMENSE HOME. and EUKOPE.A,r D E M A N D.


 vTNHE reason why, is that by Natures own processi. II restores the natural color permanently alter the hair becomes gray supplies the natural fluids md thus itching, aud hea, from the scalp. ques and tom. up nerves, and thus cures all headache, and ma be relied upon all diseases of the scalp and hairs it W Ill sop aud keep II from falling off, makes soEi, gtossy heaihy and beouffMi, and II used by the yung two three tunes week, wilt never fa or become gray; then reader, read the following and judge for
 NEw YORK, Jan. {, 1858. MEssRs. 0. J. WooD & Co.,: Gentlemen-Ha wing heard good deal about Prot. Wood's Hair sResora- to lay aside the pr. judices which common with great many persons. had against all "i patent medicines. and a short lime ago commenced using yOnr ar icIe, to tesrit for myself.
 The result has been very satisfactory that I am very glad did s', and in justice you well for the encouragement oi others who may be gray as for setting aside unwilling to give your Res,ora tive trial till they have further proof and the best proof being occuar demons,rato write you this let ter, that you may show to any such, and also direct then for further proof who am in and out of the N: Y. Wire Railing Establishment every day. My hair is now Ills natural culor and much improved in appearance every way being glOssler and thicker i am. yours resec,iully. HENRY JENKINS,
 cor. Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
 LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb IA, 1858. PRor. Woop: Dear Sir-Your Hair Restorative has done much good in this pari o the country My hair has hren slightly diminishing for several years caused SuPP"Scf Uouh U oitkut UuIu when was Qi11te iant: have been using yoGr Hair Restorative for SIX weeks and find that have fine head of hair now growing, after having used all other remedies known none effect: think it the most valuable remedy now extan', and advise all who afflicted that way your remedy.
 You publish this if you think proper.
 Yours, &c., 5. W. MIDDLETON.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g. 1857 PRoF WooD: Dear Sir--Your Hair Restorative is proving i,seli beneficial to The :ron and also the back part of my head almost lost it's covering-was in fact have used but two half pnt boles of your Restorative and now the of my head is well studded with promising crop of young hair, and the front is also receiving it's benefit have tried other prepara- lions without any benefit whatever. think from my own personal recommendation, can induce many oti- CTS 10 try it. Yours respectfully,
 D. R. THOMAS, MD, No. AGA Vine street. The Restorative is put up in Bottles of three sizcs. viz large. medium, aud small the small holds l.2 pint, and retas tor dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per cent in proportion than the smail retails for two dollars per bottle the large holds quart, forty per more in proportion, and retails for three dollars botile.
 o. J. WOOD CO.,. Proprietors, 444 Broadway Now York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estah. lishment, and IA Market st., St. Louis, Mo. [47
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Notice.

!" HEREAS notice was given me by Asher Mall w lett that he had taken, trespassing in his enclosure in the town of New Milford, one grey MARE. with no artificial marks, and had impounded the same in the pound in the village of New Mil. ford, and that the owner thereof was unknown therefore-The owner of said Mare is hereby noti. fled to take away said Mare and to pay all damages and expenses she will be sold as the law directs
 Dated at New Milford, July 15 1859.
 13o CHASG. PECK, Constable of New Milford.
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A T a Court of Pr,hste holden at Cornwall within A and for the Dis,rc, of Cornwall, on the 9,h day of July, A. D. lS59
 Present Frederick Kellogg. Judge.
 Lorenzo D. Smith Of Sha Ton, in Litchield County having heen appointed Trustee of the Estate oi CLARK & BARNES of eaid Cornwall, assigning debtors. in contotmy with the provisions of An Ac, for the rehefof IpsoIvent Debtors and for the more equal distribution of their effects among their credit Ors and other statute laws of this relang to the same subject, and having given notice to all concern ed to appear heore this Court this day o'clock af ternoon to be heard relative the appointment ol Commissioners said Estate and this Court doth ap. point MyrOn Harrison and Orrin Hutchinson Esq 'rs of said Cornwall. Commissioners to receive, examine and allow the claims fhe creditors of said Estate and make return to this Court; and also doth decree that two months be allowed and limited snid creditors from the 18th day of July, 1859 to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners; and it ordered that said Com mssioners meet receive claims against said Estate at the office of Myron Harison Esq in said Cornwall the l5h day of August and the 18th day of Septem. ber lS59 at o'clock in the forenoon each oi said days; and that notice Of this order be given by pub fishing the nme or one month in the Housai ionic Re publicgp and the Litchfieid Enquirer, two weekly ne newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate is in settlement aud bv posting copy uf this order on the public signpost CornwaG Bridge. And is further ordered, that copy q" this order be ny mail every known creditor living without this Probate District within one week from this date.
 is-M* ' FREDEERIcK KELLOGG. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
FAIR and FESTIVAL.

UvHE YOUNG LADIES of ST. MICHAEL'S .1 CHURCH propose to hold a Fair and Festival et BULkLET HALL on TUEsDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9rH, 1859, commenting at 4 o'clock P. M The proceeds will be devoted to the purchase of 2 new Organ for the Church. A large and rich variety of Useful and Fancy Articles will be offered, together with all seasonable refreshments.
 Tickets of admission 25 cents Children 16 cents.
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ENVELOPES ]! ENVELOPES! !! AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ERCHANTS, Lawyers and BUSINESS MKs gen. 1xl erally, wanting Ehpeopes, will be supplied at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. have on hand spIHpIp ASSORTMENT, and will make it DECIDED OBJECT for any wanting the above. or any thing else in my line, to call at the NEW BOOK STORE
 JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

eusuE COun f Probate for the District of Washing
 II hath limited and allowed six months fi0sn the date hereof, for the creditors t0the Estafe of DANIEL deceased, ia which to exhibit their claims for allow ance and settlement. Those neglecting 10 present .helr accounts within said tIme properly aes.ed,
 be debaned . recovery. All peraJns indebted to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment 10
 l5 HENRY s. FAREWELL, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
eEHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE

VNHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE
 II District of Washington hath limited and allowed SIX months from the da,e hereof for the creditors to !hs estate of TRUMAN WOODRUFF late of Wasl,- 9gton m said aistFict deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allow and settlement Those neg. Iecting to present their acc9lnts within said time, proprry aites,ed. will be debarred recovery. Ali persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 l5 TRUMAN H. WOODRUFF, Execu,or.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
Ladies' Visiting Cards.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of THIN IVORY A. CARDS both PLAIN and ENAMELLED.- Just received at the NEW BOOK STORE.
 JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
A T Court ct Probate holden st I.iichfed, within "A and for the District of Ltchfed on the 18th day TnI,

Ot July, A. U. Io0S
 Presen, Charles Adams, Esq Jndge.
 On moiion uf David W. Wood, Administrator on the Estate of LORANA WOOD late of Warren within .ad district, deceased: This Conrt doth decree that sx m nths from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate exhibit their claims against the same to said Administrator; and directs that public notice be given M this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Ltchfed and by p,stine copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Warren nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record,
 l3 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
nISTRICT of Woodburv, ss. Probate Coul II I,,I,

II XIoI NIOI W W UOuDuTv1 6S. 1TOUate COuTt lI July l4th, 1859.
 E>ta,e of MARY INGERSOLL, late of Bethlem in said district deceased.
 The Conrt ofProhate for the District of Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the da,e hereof for the creditors Of said Estate, exhb, their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 present their accounts, properly auested within said time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to sad Estate are requested tn make immediate payment to
 I3 HENRY w. PECK, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

PUTNAM HOUSE, NEW YORK. Noa. 3s7, 359 and a6l Fourth Avenue, N between Twenty Sixth and Twenty Seventh Streets, opposite the Harlem and New Haven Depots
 DINING SALOON BLLL or FARE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

IT ADIES NOTE PAPER, Rnled and Plain A OPAQUE ENVELOPES to match.
 For sale bv JOHN H. SMITH, 4 Seymour's Building.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

The Learned Elephant Lalla Rookhl b beyond comparison the snsacious and wonder fully trained animal of the species upon earth, her per. soual to human ransom. This enormous animaL in addition 10 many other feats,
 DANcxs, STANDS UPON HER HIND AND UPON HEE FORE LEGS, AND ACTUALLY WALKS THE TIGHr RofE '-i
 THE TALKING HORSE EXCELSIOR, the beautiful and thoroughly trained horse in ex- issnce will be introduced to illustrate the suseeptbi wherever he has been exhibited the public and the Press are unanimous in pronouncing him the paragon cf equ,ne beauty and training. No description can do justice to hls performances.
 4 Trained Syrian Goat and Kangaroo wiN b introduced in pleasing performances.
 The Mustang Eureka
 b ,noher animal of singular sasacity, admirably tran Among all the attractions of this mammoth and uNqNe exhibition. there nothing that gives more gen. eral and complete satisfaction thu the Imaginable per formances of the
 Educated Mules. Pete and Barney Duffy. The obssinacy the Mule is well known and the idea of training any of this species perform was original with Dan Rlces to whom the word " impossibity" is altogether unknown. Years of constant labor have re- euted ID c0mpete success and pen can adequa,e- y describe the effect of their eats which form the intensely ludic.Ous exh bton ever offered to the public. They are emphateaily the great Comiques of
 4
 In addition b the above prominent features of the Great Shoy, will be presented an infinite variety of CHAsrE and ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENTS too numerous so paHicsiaEize, bringing into requisilion
 4 Aeplsndid Troupe of Talented Artista who hevd appeared in all the principal c,,es with the most distinguished success. It isdeemed rroner how. evefs to call attention to the heaniiful Classic Illustrations of Ancient statnarv B1 rns, KORAN BROTHERS. MEssRs HOLLAND MIR .v. series of representations, which cannot fail to excite the wanest admiration of every lover of art and haye re:eived tho highest from the leading critics q Europe and America The groupings are studed from tho most celebrated works or the rreat masfers of antiquity, and are interesting. not only as showing THE PgRExcf DEvsLoPMRnr OF, THs HusAs fsArE. AID PsRFEcI1oN or MANLY BKAUrY. but also as
 an ANIMATED REPRESENTATION or THE CHolc. xsr WoRKs or THE GREEK AND RonAa ScuLpross.
 . THH MAGNIFICENT BAND, undev the direction othe accomplished Chef dOrche. s, PfOlsesor IHonAG CkhiAM will commend itself to tho attsnti0n of all musical amateurs.
 ssss TEH GRAND CALvAcADH, eomprsing the entire travelling paraphernalia of the establishment, including the
 6sH or TEE MoHsrSR RHrnocERos DRAWN BY TWENTY
 sLlK PENNSYLVANIA HORSES, end accompanied by tho Keystone Band," under the direction oi Professor Canham will enter town about IO o'clock A. M.
 This Company will perform at Woodbury. Thurs dsy, August 4th Bristol, Saturday, August 9th. .sksSe4 s,sse 0 H. CASTLE, Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

NEW ARRIVAL SUMMER 5! GOODS ~ B. BISHOP, CO.'S.
 Dress Goods. BLACK SILKS.
 .ORGANDlEs. .5. -..---=--
 GRAPE MARETs.
 POIE DE CHERRIES,
 LAWNS,
 SCOTCH GiNGHAMs,
 BRILLlANTES, - -..,- CHALLlES,
 .-..-. BERAGEs
 PRINTS
 CHECKED BUSTER GOODS,
 SWISS MULES, sARsANET CAMBRlC. BARRED MUSLIN, Sc.
 Parasols from 75 cents to $3.
 LADIES' and MISSES HOOP SKIRTS. KID. SILK and LIsLE THREAD GLOVES MITTs and HOSIERY. WELLS, COLLARS, sHAwLs, WHITE TRIM INGS, &c., &c.,, which will be sold very cheap.  Cents Furnishing Goods. BLACK aud FANCY CAssIMEREs, BROAD CLOTHS and vESTINGS, TWEED, CHECK and VERSAILLES COATING and VISITING. CRAvATs. GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS and HOSIERY of all kinds.
 Ready-Made Clothing. BLACK, WHITE, BROWN and CHECKED COATS, PANTS and VESTS. Boots and Shoes. LADIES' and MISSES BOOTS. CATERS. BUSKtNS and SLIPPERS. MEMS and BOYS COARSE and FINE, THICK and THIN BOOTS and SHOES, all new, and cheaper than the cheapest, and called very good Hardware. FORKS, HOES, SHOvELs and SPADES House Furnishings. J0lNER'S TOOLS. FILES NAILS. SMOOTHING IRONS. SAND PAPER, &c. .crocAery and Glassware, Tubs Pails, 61ooms Baskets, &c. Paper Hangings. Carpets, oil clotha Curtains and Fixtures. Groceries. SUGARS. Crushed, Powdered, Coffee, White and Yellow, Brown Porto Rico and New Orleans, which be bought cheaper than at any other store in town. MOLASSES and SYRUP. HAY and DAIRY SALT. Oolone, Souchong, Young and Old Hyson TEAS. Tapioca, Corn Starch, Rice, PFunes, Dried Apples Green and Barnt Coffee. Codfsh and Mackerel ' Fl Hams and Shoulders, Wheat and Rye Flour, Meal and Feed, and Hominy. Lamp OA. Camphene and Burning Fluid, | spesm and Tallow Candles &c.,, &c., &c. @ Please call and examine our stock, and judge for yourselves. ]. ss.ss .fa-s.S5.I ..s 1 c. B. BISHOP 6 co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
BROKE INTO

BROKE INTO UyHE enclosure of the subscriber on the 9th inst: II one three year old Heifer, red and legs and face white. The owner is requested to prove prop
 w. WEED. Iitchf4id, July ls 1888. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

m UDLEYs PATENT ROAD scRAPER for sale AU st c. B. BISHOP CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
They are Going Fast ]!
c1RcULAExMa I1

CIRCULATING LIBRARY. s1uNHE subscriber has concluded to LOAN BOOKS from certain portions of his stock upon the or dinary terms. Books loaned MUST NOT be s0ILED or AFFILIATED, as extra charges will be made Tor the same according to damage done.
 JOHN H. SMITHS New Book Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
States 1! States '!

O DOz. SLATES, assorted sizes, on hand O Schools supplied at the lowest wholesale prices, ct the New Book Store JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
BREAKFAST AND TEA.

DINING SALOON BEL or FARE. BREAKFAST AND TEA.
 cents; 1Ir,.h Balls. cents mik Toast e'ns; Pork Steak. 7Port'house stk. .25 5Dry Toast. Veal Outlets 7Tenderl'n st k IS 6Fried Potatoes Mutton Chops. 7ISirloin steak. SCofeeandTea. s Lamb Chops. 1tsroil chick [. .25 Cocoa bowl. Ham Eggs. .19l Wheat Cakes. 6lC0fee Cakes. ( Fied Ham. .13l Buckwheat do- 6lExtra Bread. $ do. Sausages Fried Eggs, ca. 3I Brown Bread. a do. Fish .... SOiled do. do. Bread Milk. g do. Clans. 7Poached Eggs 12 Rice and Milk. g | do. Eels.. 7Bsoild Ma,k'eL13 DINNER. cents.I centsJ cents. Roast Beef. ' Veal Pie.. ..... 7lChicken Pie la Lamb ........ q Pot Pie. ...... q do Fricasee. .I3 Veal. ... ...... q Clam Pie.. =. 7Beef Soup :. 6 Pork ;. ...... . Boiled Fish. :. 7|Lamb Chops. .13 Corned Beef. Roast Turkey 15IPork Steak. 1s Corned Pork. Goose ..... .15lFried Eggs l3 Pork Beans. Duck. .15l
 Meat Pie. .... Chicken. .l5l
 DISHES COOKED TO ORDER. sirloin Steak. 1s Brordc 25 Fried Oysters. Tenderloin ..15|Veal Outlet. 1S|Stewed do. 13 Porterhouse ..25) Raw Oysters. .13 Picked do. l3
 DESSERT.
 Plum Pudding .sl Apple dum'ings custard Pie. % $ suet do. 6|Farina Pudding:6 Apple do. .6 Bread do. 6Tapoca do. Cranberry do 6 Rice do. 6IPeach Pie ... 6 Lemon do. 6 Indian do. 6IMince do Pumpkin do. 6
 Brandy, Wine, Porter, Ale, &c.
 Lodgings 25 cents per night. Open at all hours. : 15-6m] LAWRENCE R. KERR, Proprietor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

WUney Cufrent IH me ElaI6 WneIe tSSHeu VIII re
 received at par.
 CLUBBING. A discount of twenty five per cent from the above price will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more copies of any or of the above works. Thus Foup copies of Backwood, or of one Review, will be sent to address for S9 four copies of the tour Re- views and Biackwood for S30; and SO on.
 POSTAGE. In all the princpals Cities and Towns, these works will be delivered, FREE OF POSTAGE. When sen, by mail the postage to any part o: the Unies States will be but TwENTyFouR CENTS a year for ' Blackwood' D and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each of the Re. views.
 B.-The price in Great Britain of the five Period- calls above named is SSl per annum. arRemt.ances should always be addressed. post. paid, to the Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT t CO.,,
 No. 4 Gold street, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
THE NEW BOOK STORE.

NEW BOOK S1OREs
 VUyHIS new establishment opened in Seymour's 6 IL Building, next Episcopal Church. some five
 weeks since. is now under FULL HEADwAY, and as it becomes more and mole known, the inhabitants are beginning to APPRECIATE MORE FULLY the BENEFITS of HAVING a STORE in their midst where they can run in and get NEW PUBLICATION, CHOICE NoTE PAPER, or in fact NICE STATIONERY of EVERY KIND and DESCRIPTION. The subscriber intends to send to New York once
 every week, and will then procure any MUSIC
 wanted which he may not have on hand, as we'll as ! any NEW BOOK. A Catalogue of the Music which he has on hand is now made out, and READY FOR
 spectfully call particular attention to some LIGHT
 READING which he has in store, list of which is
 here annexed:
 Love in Cottage,
 The Iron Rule, Pride and Prudence, { D, Ax,h,. Cecilia Howard. "y "''""'' The Bankers Wife, The Shoemaker's Daughter, The Prince and the PedlaT, The Merchants Daughter, .-... The Expec'sn', The Secret Foe, By Miss Pickering. Nan Darrell, The Heiress, The Hyacinthe, The Little Wife, By Mn. Grey. Ihs Hswsr of the Flock. The Snake in the Grass P;ekw;sk sS'S JepPs,mso' Psnsss' By Cha's Dickens Pelham, or the Adven,uresl ofa Gentleman, Ernest Mahravers, ! By Bulwer. Alice, or the Mysteries, Last Days of Pompeii, The above, with a we'll selected stock of NEW PUBLICATIONS, are offered upon reasonable terms. JOHN H. SMITH, next Episcopal Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04
DAN RICEs,8


 The Most Novel, Unique and Extraordinary Exhibition upon
 Earth
 STRICTLY MORAL IN ITS TENDENCIES, ,,s BRILLIANT IN NATTRAcTIvENEss, 2 the Largest Establishment in America
 Comprising the most wonderful Collection of sEra1ned An11na19! Ever brought together in any age or in any country, :aS one which s M M the most as with mere seekers for; amusement Tn consequence Of the unprecedented
 zooLooIcAL.PHEMoAHHNA therein presented
 THE GREAT SHOW will give Two Grand Exbi- bitions, viz: Afternoon and Evening at LITCHFlELD, half pas. P N. '' U ''''''s"'' A "A p''' ''' HAN RICE. the great American. Humorst, whose D reputation for Original and Sterling Wit and Hu- nor is known throughout the length and breadth of the country, will appear at each exhibition, and give
 HUMOROUS LECTURES upon the habits and pecuiartes of the various ami. mals, ine persed with pnngent remarks upon all the sPics 0t the day, inc udIng almost every subject in which the American community is interested, and in- sroducing rich melange of STORIES, ANECDOTES, SONGS, etc. etc.,
 
 Sentiment, Wit tlumor, Satire and Song, which can not fail here, elsewhere to afford the utmost graii cSti0n to all admirers of genius, well to excite the unbounded mirth of those who delight in geuuine hearty fun.
 Among the most prominent of the Geological wond- CTS vii! be found magnificent living specimen of that Harest of animals, the monster
 BLACK RHINOCEROS,
 THE UNICORN OF THE BIBLE! hitherto considered untamabe, but which
 Has been Tanned by Dan Rice and s actually brought under such perfect suhection that he is LET LoosE IN THE ARENA, and made to go through great variety of performances exhibiting all the docility of a Shetland Pony! When it Is remem- beRed that all writers upon Natural History have cured in pronounsing the Rhinoceros utterly beyond tho control of man. the extraordinary character of this achievement will be better appreciated.
 tea MRS. DAN RICE will present her practical
 Lessons in Horsemanship for Ladies' introducing her superb
 DANCING HoksEs, TIE RACER. DANIEL WEBSTER and
 TEE PALFREY, WHITE SURREY! giving examples of the various styles of the HAurE EcoLE of jParisan Horseman ship, and showing ahe perfect command which by skill and judgment, the del cate hand of lady can exercise over the widest and most fracous steed The training ot these superb spe cinnens oi the equine will less command atten sion than their admirable management by the accom- plished hOrsewoman who guides their movements. 0rNO lady who wishes to acqnre perfection in this most graceful of female accomplishments should fail of witnessing the exercises of Mrs. Rice: