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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

SIGNATURE or THE Cross. -T'be
mark which persons who are una.
BILE to write are required TO make
instead Of their signature is In the
form Of q cross, and this practice,
having formerly been followed by
kings and mobiles, is constantly re-
ferred to as an instance of the de-
plorable ignorance Of ancient times.
This signature Is not, however. in.
variable proof Of such ignorance
ancientIy, the use Of this mark was
not confined TO illiierate persons;
for amongst the Saxons the mark
Of the cross, as an attestatiob Of
the good faith Of the persons sing.
ing, was required TO be attached
to the signature of those who could
write, "a well AS 10 stand IN the
place of the signature Of those who
could not write. In those times,
If man could write, or even read,
his knowledge was considered proof
presumptive that he was In holy
orders. This word clericus or clerk
was SYNONYMOUS with penman; and
the .laity, or people who were moi
clerks, did not feel any urgent ne.
cessity for the use Of letters. The
ancient use Of the cross was there.
fore universal; alike by those who
could and those who could not write;
It was indeed the symbol Of an
oath from it's holy associations, and
generally the mark. On this &C.
count Mr.. Charles Knight, in his
notes to the Pictorial Shakespeare,
explains the expression Of I" God
save the mark as n form Of ejac
ulation approaching to the char
acter Of an oath. This phrase ac-
ours three or more times In the
plays Of Shakespeare; but hitherto
it has been left by. the commenta
tors in its original obscurity.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

~ The three Opposition papers
Of Baltimore have each run up the
name ola different Presidential favor
tie, and each is publishing elaborate
articles in its behalf Of its choice. -
The Patriot is for Edward Bates.
The Chppe, advocates the nomina-
ton Of John NJ. Bolts. The Amsri-
can is for John Bell.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
ttjoffespendenee Of the Cincinnati esssttej
mysterious visitor ts the white 1iosses

mysterious Visitor ~ she white tio.ses
- -
Perhaps lie il q friend Of one
who last winter did so sharp
trick. At all the levees for
month. there was man dressed In
The very hight Of fashion. His
coat was faultless, his pants IN.
wfinkied, bis feet were cased in
silk stockings. and upon them were
immaculate pumps His shirt
bosom was a miracle. so white,
so stiff, 50 befuflled, 50 curiously
plated His hands were hidden
by symmetrical kids whose white
was just tinged with q suspicion
Of straw color. And when he
shock his smbfosial locks, OF wav-
ed his elaborate mouehoir, il seem
ed ms If gales from Afaby the BEST
filed the room with their perfume.
Great was the marvel. Many and
loud, and earnest the questions,
"Who was be : Whence was be Z
What was heY Profound and
heartfelt the sigbs Of despair, as
each young lady received from
each young gallant the abrupt an
swef. Don't know" Legislators
forgot to legislate three Southern
men sal n whole day in their seats.
never said "disabiob," and one
Northern man RETAINED for six
hours from saying Kansas. Cass
was taken sick ; Floyd excluded all
visiters, the Postmaster General so
far forgot himself removed Bp.
ehanah man and appointed friend
Of Douglas while j. H., who is
devifish sly, nodded and whispered
coniidentially to his New York
friend, j. q. r. another "Sir VIII
ism Gore 0useiy' Washington
was shaken to the center, and some
Of the citizens wrote to Gov. Wise
for protection. lie replied in let
ter which has never been published
no ordinary font being equal u
the task.
For three weeks this went on
On the fourth levee night, a detec
tive, who bad been employed tc
find the name Of the stranger, rush
cd breatllless into the, reception
room. and whispered "Fox, New
York" with his dying heart. gave
Mp at once the secret and the ghost
FOX, New York" shouted the
President to the bystanders. Fox
shouted they to those in the lobby
Fox, New York. cried out deliri
Gus young ladies in the east room
as they gently tainted in The arm
Of expectapt young then.
| Washington slept that night. I
bad mol before for four weeks.
Washington slept that night spt
woke the next morning 10 find u
every paper this announcement.
X. v. y. FOX, ESQ,
Of New York,
Chief Artist Of the Eminent Tailor
ing Firm Of
Blank a. bland.
Is at Wizards, and will be happy
etc, etc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
s6y- Among the recent deaths

s0- Among the recent deaths
abroad is that of David Hearmand,
the famous centenarian of Montmar-
tire, in his 109th year. He served
under Louis XIV. and Louis XIV,
during the American war, and was
in the first campaigne Of the French
Revolution.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
NOTICE.

HAvfse BOUGHT The Interest n NJ. James
III riptehes. IN the late firm ~ fseket
Heiehes; I take pleasure 81 informing mo
friends and former customers tbst will esrry
on the Provision and Grocery business ~ The Old
stand on the corner 81 Msia sna -. Anthony
streets. In the city Of Baton Rouge. with Zen
yesrs experience IN the trsde. hope u give en-
tire satisfaction 70 my patron, both 10 quality ara
price of my goods. -
jani2 y. HAckI.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

NULL length Iife-s sized Portraits Of the
IT Duke Of Wellington and o Portrait 81
General Washington, on free exhibition
81 Mr.. Heromsn's Book Store, Florida
street, painted by s. Walker. s. Walker
has the honor 70 inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Baton Roure, that he has
taken tho above apartments 70 paint Por-
traits, which have been ordered, and
where he will remain for short time 10
execute any commands that may be en- en-
trusted 10 him.
Portraits painted in Oil, either Iifs-sizs
or cabinet.
Portraits painted in. Oil, life-size from
dagueyrootypes Of deceased friends.
Permanent residence and Studio at us,
Canal st., New Orleans. feblO-tf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

VNT AT6HEs-The largest ara finest lot ~
w English, French and Amsfiesn fsshufse-
t.ses. Of the most eeietfsted makers.
An my goods IL warranted 80 be as represented
otherwise shsli ~ al tif1es bold myself res
ponsible ~ return ,he money paid fer them.
THO. gOLDMASN.
WatehreekAr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

FoUsD.-In the street yesterday, . brown
paper bundle containing two or three
yards Of black delaine. The person who
Lost 1t can have the same by calling at
this Office.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
1 TTENTION LADIES Il have

A TTENT1ON LADIES II have
"A Just received lsres and fms as
softmsnt Of Perfumsry, consisting Of fine
Coioenss. Lsbin's Genuine exsrsoss, Bay
Rum, Lubin's Toilet Powder, fne Toilet
Soaps, Pefssdss and Hair Oils.
I would especially recommend 70 y0u
Thorn pson's Tooth Soap. - viii prevent
your teeth from dsesying, sffeetoslly re-
move all tartar, and gives . brilliant
white, smooth polish 70 The teeth, and
leaves pleasant aromatic flavor 10 The
mouth. FOR sale At X. y. DAYS
fsbi0 Drue Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

EARNS his FEE.-The priest who
christened the newborn child Of the
Queen Of Spain deserves bis fee, for
the infant received sixty-one names.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICE
ntAtK DRESS SILKS.

IN THAT psrffeeisf brsach We wish to rail- the
attention of the Iaaies, having nov IN store
= handsome sssr pept, 81 widths. from 70 " "a
irshes, warranted sil boiled, ana viii he scidicv
for cash at the ....- $500.
deco PhOFbEs sfOkf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
IIOOP sKIRTs.

r HAVE just received new supply 81 Morsn's
tfeop skirts, made without stitch or Clasp
II sny sisd snd the eniy SKIRT thss vlH not some
.ps,f, W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

CROP THAT COUGH will
- you be troubled with Cough or Cold,
when. by using bottle Of Ds. WArER's
rJLMOHICA Or COUGH SYRUP,
you will find immediate relief. u Is ons
Of The BEST cough medicines in nse-is
pleasant, and can be administered W per
sons Of All ages. Try u and be convinced.
Tof sale at X. d. DAYS
fsb1O Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
ron SALE.

MILL Be sofn 70 sbe highest bidder. on The
wv pyefrises. II noon, % the third dsy Of
a. 81. fesf--the Plantation kbown Ne "pARTs
Sssa y situated three miles below Baton Rouge,
~, ~, Mississippi River, csstsinine shout 1859
sspsnss n issd sysethef WITH iee sisves, more
,.tsss- among which are ineisded three engi.
rs.,s 10, ecopefs and one carp ntef; siso ksng
~ .,sis hsnds not surpassed In the state. There
y ~, ,he psee sufficient plant N The ground
v,ss s,stiis W pske mi crop the coming gesf.
ms syss, house " enc NJ the largest srd best
.,,s,,,ed irtfhe Stat, hsvine enc 81 Niles 0c;s
Is,sss. mills and engine, bagasse fufnsee, all In
ees,rls,e order, sna the plsntssicn generally is
In good condition. -
The plsee IL well stocked With mules snd arm
place. - a..
Terus=tisefsi; viii be made known on The
xreura Fst particulars ipgsife 81 either n us
t-.,s.ts wA. .. sAUsDsRs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
NO1FJCE,

n ELECTION fr fvs wsrdens ~ serve dur.
N jns The ensuing year, will be held ~ -,
fssepi, q cs thoic Ohafch In this city, % the Yet
Monday ~ Msreh. Pciis open from A. NJ, " .
p. NJ M ssaes 81 The President,
. hssts n. BRUN0T, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

CNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
Il NITURE 10 ali oeon and styis. Wholesale Retail u
n 81 ana unvnrd also Mattrasses and PailIAsssa
~ 'As w" WIRKEN WARD. No. III Csnal-a,
TppI door ess d Brosdwsy n r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Bales bp Aueti1r.
Mossu K CsAsE. Auo4aonssr.

Mossn X. CsAsB AuoaontsS.
A UCTION SALE Of 400 eligible bull BuiL DIM
IL sospss if sss
X; Ii &c skss ssI 2us6n ss'sa 30
ab. pspt Hs.d :. G,s.n,s au ;s a., COMFY f.,ns
~ By o. q. as s'
ersi sve view Of the sroudns country and VIII 10.
: ss darsSe locations FOR ptiys. residences Terms
sae1o cen. on che day Of sale 70 per csns IN o. ~
En- D md hsssg.a XIII
Efss o b r. s,.. sa Stages ain
the property the Jefey City Ferry every half hour
A. NJ MnKvIy, Aussonesn
DY BANGS, MERWIN X Co., Irving Buildings,
r''' f Tf E A A. Eiisf5 SS2f nov :'
nd dHI h.po. =.
Courts. Statute Law. DSs' Ss fiTERA
TIRE And, also, two Mahogany Bookcases aud an Office
81 sbe Store No $50 Broadway, r
Premptory sale Of choice French and bessn oL a.
4, extern, sSss h.s been offered public sal. % sh. ely for
teOds by modern artists and eIscutss 10 ,as sr
copSisos and in eh at hames and are exhibition
No sa2 Broadway where the sale WI tale place
VIII tt; TtiEs6AY MoRNiSe. Nov "a. a. o'clock,
ard four following days. st same hout o .
Sf ~ 100 s0Sa Is above stated The cos
fsss, aD 0s.y On large
contributions II EDsi.h Books comprising and valuable
Iu..sd and uperby bound juU received from the London
publishers. CONSUMED eIprey fot hs sNe Aso enea.ise
rsSSs houses embracing ege variety choice sOra rich
and substantial bindings and new mi a
'" Also scaps and fancy STATIONARY and also v.luaoe
stteuton Of Pubiishers), &e., &c
To be sold, WITHOUT RESERVE In lots to uit purchasers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Real Cstate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCES, only one hour from
~ Wslst. NJ " Orange Mountain Ana In Llewelyn Para
for SALE Apply 10 the Proprietor. L. g. HASKELL, Ess
Rock, Orange, 4. j.. or at No a Cedarst Tuesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

CAMELIA JAPONICAS, FROM PHILADEL-
" PHIA-Grest snnual AUCTION SALE Of CAhELlAS
&c on WEDNESDAY l4th inst at 10 o'clo az No johu'
st superior Of Upward OF 500 spsndd spe linens
,eeced rom the lection OF Mr. A. Dyburgh the largest la
the United States sill bud and Of the choicest description be-
na from one TO ten hight The attention Of
Florists respectfully called to this sale - comprises one oil
the i'm, IT s.or nents ever ole ed Ia this city.
IN SUPREME COURT.-THOMASB b. COD
l nINGrON and al v The MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY-Noice s hereby given thst in put
suance Of judgmen. Of the Supreme Court entered No,
Aucs oneer the Mechsns Exchange In the Ci:y Of Neg
FORTY.FIvE MINNESOTA STATE BONDS Of $1,000
esch Nos l. 496 to 1,540 inclusive N. Nov 1900
sPrIR Nah, Attys I. H. HOOmAN Referee
CUPREME COURT.-By order of CHAS. A.
- PARODY Rsferee Z. e. LUDLOW Co. viii seu .hs
valuable property No 4S Spu- CAT w OF Mulberry 1t
on TIL RSbAf Mo-. q. $500 remain on bead and
mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

OHO SOLOMON g. HART, 2SO
sNbJ No 800 Broadway. cpsP
U7HOLsTERs, PAPER-HAN0ERs
INTERIOR DECORATORS
Are now prepared 70 make from their large and extensive stock
every style Of 49, rrr,ra .,rppo,-ryo
and WINDOW SHADES,
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPLETION.
Or win and retail small advance from cost ther sper-
did assortment Of
BROCATTI s sATINs TAPESTRIES,
PLUSHES, DAMASks, CHINTZESt .,x.,,,o
And GOLD aud PAINTED WINDOW bHADES.
They have now ready for exhibition In their
PAPER-HANGING DEPARTMENT,
La addition 10 their large s.ook Of Plain and Decorative
Papers - - .,,o,., .,oyr,r,z.
ius, received from their bsuse In PARA .
The special attention Of families intending 70 onams"
iBSRRAwINe-RooMs, BoUDoIRs
LIBRARIEs, DINING ROOMS,
"a oed 10 these beautiful goods which they intend Offering
hODERA ATE PRICES
SOLOMON HART,
No so9 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

~ EW -JEnSEl hAlLhOAD.--Fof PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
girY-ks and Express. Lanes leave New FORK T. O. ana
and and fare Ga Through tickets sold Tor Cs-
snnsa and the West aad for Washington NewOreaas
Ne South &c. ard through baggage ohecsea 70 wsshinss u
n and %. trains
wv WOODRUFF. Assistant supcstaseade.k
NO oaussc VIII be received for trns unsss delivered
shocked Is minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

WISCONSIN (Rock County, LANDS for
w sALE-sSo Acres Of ch prairie and heavily tmbef.d
LAND, the houihins town Of Janevie Wisconsin for
Sale.
These sslee.ed for ha present yess
for agricultural purposes In Rock County and th
acknowledged 10 the Richest lands 10 the
State
fhey will be sold In such parcels may required the
prnp part Of the purchase money may remain bond and
mortgage for term Of years
Tor fBther particulars inquire OF
JOHN HOWE footville, VIA, on the pTemisss or TO
Mean FOSTER THOMSON, No. 80 Wallis, Sew. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Danfina Atahemies.

DODWORTHs DANCING Academies
a. No. ao6 Broadway New-Yorf,
Ne ls1 Montague place, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and SATUhDAfSts NewYaM
MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
In Brooklyn
At4p. m. for children as =. m for gentlemen
In addition to the Court Qusdrle Prince mperiae, Ever
neon Empire and other social dances mnuet Qusdrie Ln9s
md other dances already introduced BY MI JOB
WORTH variety Of dances viii be brought LorvNd
turing which be mentioned La Czsrrs
Jus. received hou Ps and the Qustre snenne especially
edap<ed development OF graceful movement in chidrsa
Circular Of terms 80. be had 9. either Acsiemy
L'ERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 50
L West l4thn,. Eew open feI shs reception Of
men Schools and Private Glasses IN ANKLES attended
Creu ars can be had at the Academy
GENERAL NEW CLASSES are now forming at
- C. n RIyERs's DANCING ACADEMY No s5S fulton-st.,
Fashionable taught of
Lessons Send for Circular GRAND SOlREE WI be
Oven at GOTHIC HALL, AdsnsTt Brooklyn on MONDAY
EVENING. Nov. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
EDWARD LAMBERT & %.

AT KINZEY's n,n.o.
~ CHEAP EMBROIDERY aud RIBBON
ESTABLISHMENT.
GREAT CLEARING SALE -,,,-r, coonS
s40Oo0 worth Of Lsces Emoroidenes Bonnee, hio9on'
Hosiery Gloves Skirts and Fancy Goods.
AT KINZEf'S,
Clrarins tale Ladies' Lined Gsuntlets is to l8,.
Cisarins ,als Lades' Ltued Gsunets Is 10 dc.
Clea, ins sale Ladies' Silk Gloves, loc.
Cl.atipa sale Ladies Lined silk Gloves, nc .
CLEARING sale Cloth Gsuntlets AZ.
Clearing ssle Kid 9suntlets, SOC:
Clearing sale Kid Gloves, Is TO SIC
Clearing sale Kid Gloves, ~ to SOC.
Clearing sale CT Ribbons, 3to &c.
Clearing sale Of Ribbons, 8 to 20.
Clearir sale Of Ribbons, 10 TO l1c .x,or
NIL TIE BIC Ribbons HALF PRICE
Clearing Ladies aud Misses Fl.eced Hose, zsc
Clearing sale Of ladies' heavy Ribbed Hose l.tc
Clearing sale Of gents Wool Half hose 70 ioc.
Clearing sale NJ rno Hose, lOc.
Clearing sale Cotton Hose, &C.
Clearing sale Of all the tine Hosiery and Gloves -
STRAW BONNETS II ALP PRICE
Clearing sale Of all N. edlework Collars, to Toe
q, aIins ssle of Bends &C.. l2c. lSc. lac
Clearing sale ladies' sDd gents Handkerchief.
Cesritg sale Lace Walls, 10 10 Soc
Clearing sale a French Flwers and Feather
Gle sriig sale ofWoolen Goods.
Ilea,it ali the chcsp lots Auction Goods -,
In coosecucpce of the Immense crowd yesterday the
sors viii MT be open until 10 o'clock to give lime to arrange
stock Our customers attended to from to 10 O'clock
"' WIN KINZEYs
I'd 223 Fiphtb 21st aud I'D pts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
9oteIs.
Gouses to Get.

ITO REM for LECTURES, CONCERTS
i FESTIVALS, &c, the BROOKLYN TABERNACLE. OF
Fulton Ho5tst Apply TO II. Howard. No 80 Ful
tonsv, d. Powell, No II Myresv., Brooklyn, Henry Il
no, No So Deyst, Alden Wstles No 161 Frphtst. ~ Y.
VNO LET.-The new three-story brick HOUSE.
No III Jorsleoon st. Brook yn-conyen!ent 10 and
ferries. Apply en- the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Roofing.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT A
~ FOOT, tar used via ELLERYB PATENT INDIA
kUbBEh PAINT. No. $50 Grand. No. n Psxtfow, No IN
Bowsy. n Last lth g. 20 6tha, junction th sad bsosdwty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
8topes ano Reaters.

YNHE ETNA
Il BASEMENT AND pARLOK HEATER
designed 70 90. In tho front basement fireplace M
Basement Pshors and above For ecisncy ooonouy
durability and sAey, shsy uneqaAsA send foi ciroa1
sPAULDlN0 STATION
hsaisctarsr sni Pespdgsors, Bible Hoass, thSv, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

vIyINTER GARDEN.
w THIS FvErIEG (RndsyE MOI =
MISS CuSbMN
WI sppesr for the svooxn
su, ONE
In her 81, at character OF oo,,,,o
Mira D. BOWERS
~
JULIET.
This beirg unable TO sppesI Cor more tnh
IL rec 10 New York thu l be The only opPort
eefr The Is Of unusual st.eesh. inc,aenz VI
ealdock Mr. Dyost Mrs Archood MesUs Stodesre Los"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Go Ubom it 1lap Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of Miss MARY
Il EMERSON by her brother, JAMES EMERSON Of s.n
Fr.bcisco California When last heard from she gas Ia BROOD
lyn T. IL this meets her eye she will direct lsiter 10
JAMES EMERSON. Clinton Temperance House San iran
ci,co. without delay
OWNER NANTED-For two DRESSES, left
~ atEo SO West 23dst the evening Of the Let Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

FVNHIS DAY at 10 o'clock:
By LOCKWOOD BROS. No. IS muray.t.
IMPORTANT SALE of dne FRENCH FLOWERS Of the
latest npo, tston. large st9ck Of XNIITGD GoDpS,
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, SATINETS, BROCHE SHA"LS.
HOSIERY, &c Le. The trade Is invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
Il and TROY, connecting villa Trains NORTH sndwESf.

Tkon CHAMBERS ST.:
Express, Tand II g a. and 5
p. N.
Troy and Albany, MAI Of Sis
Troy and Albany with Sleep
.tne-C1i, 500 p m.
PoNshkeepsie Train, 1880 O. m.
and ! p. m.
Peekskill Trsin, $50 p. M.
SinsSins Train, 9:&s q M and
&snd Up. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Under TOE personh supervi,icn o. Z, A. sa
' WISH FROM TIiE PRINCE OF WALES.
LAST DAY But one
of CHANG and ENG
the CELEBRATED and EXTRAORDINARY
LIVING UNITED SIAMESE TWINS
LIVING UNITED SIAMESE TWINS,
LIVING UNITED SIAMESE TWINS,
ho With two OF their children, ss for California 10 toe
s,es Ncrhe1p Light Monday tee 2th Inst and thseiore
INNS; povsy close their exhibitions on RDAf the lHh
ste they will sgln b. seen " Newfork They
aiil be visibe day aid evening Also, tie
AITO0RAPES Of the PRINCE OF WALES AND SUITE,
Two fLBlNO CHhDRkN; the mysterious Animals,
the WHAT CAN THEY BE the amusing interesting and
WHAT Is Is It? o. M NAM ,NKEy
The magnificent AoUARiA filed With LINING FISH nom
Ing the BFAUTIFrL ANGEL fIsH, LIVING SHARKS,
FAMILY. MONSTER sERPENTs sud untod numbers Of
other and beautiful specimens Of natural and artificial
cuo.iie. from ever part q The World ,,-,,,o ;,,u
or souTH AMERICAS HiPPoPoTAMUs.
THE DRAMA JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
a aE B BsAsa j josEPa A AM BIS sSEraREs
which delighted the patrons OF the Museum the las, two
months 7 TS SS SFRfRSooS AND EVENING.
THIS ARTERNoo.,' AND EVENING,
ct end Il O'Clock. -,
these imuea.s st.r.Oos the price Of Sd
cent? Psque. front seats Is cents extra Children under
Sso,se@sst take. gcs. pleasure In announcing the
LING : ;zTEc C CHIGDRES
49,. tva f,o- ruror aud viii commence their exhibition
At the Museum MONDAY Nov ~ Immediately on the de-
psrture Of thu Sismese TwnA opoer
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