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RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under the personal supervision Of P. t. BARNuM
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY, Nov. IL, 1860
Mr. BARHuM pleased to announce 70 bis patrons h' seI
most sasop; and the S large
for his Museum the wo1deIfq and ,9s M9d re ,snSSned
LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
LIVING AZTEC CHMpREN
LIVING LIVING AzTEc TEc caiiED caiEDREN
SPECIMENS sAcEEDorAL CASTE now
nearly extnct) OF TUE ANCIENT AZTEC yousDEHso or
DEscRiBED BY JOHN L. STEPHENS, ESQ,
On Monday. Juv a 1883 the AZTEC LILLIPUTIANs had
the honor to presented to QUEEN VlCToR Bgeking
ham Palace cnsG % hSni pTsSib BToS bccogs SaS
ne Hodgon and been by Professors owen Grant ana
saa and the esd OF ne ts6gy to their
sST~eTdng them e The nGeS Of I sGy S or fS hLEs
tbs PRScEs ROYAL and the PRINCESS ALICE viewed
them with afcation and the pleasure they ex
scweS on the LPs.ians the FRINGE end PRINGEss
R PRNSE nH 3E cdhsG 5kESENBqb S5 bs & ss
members othe Royal Party present az the interview Indeed
the excitement they Occaioned at the Palace was far greater
sented to the Queen Of England
From the above period down 70 the present me he Azec
have continued in Europe attracting the greatest attention rom
the Royal PSme. to M Of whom S they ys he been
in the Physiology Of the Human Race.
EUROPEAN PATRONS OF THE EXHIBITION
Her Majesty QUEEN en- VICTORIA, VICTORIA, the PRINCE C0NsokT'
MOTHER, PRINCE and PRINCESS NAPOLEON, and
all the %PeTsl Family md Of FTsn:e p, ,1px,NnER
Won HUMBOLDT, LEcHENsTElN and all the Princes
EMPEROR, EMPRESS and all the ROYAL FAMILY OF
KING KING and and STEEN STEEN 9E 9g sAySs7 sAx6s4
kiSS and SSEESS q q HANOVER HANOVER
Ex-oukEN OF FRANCE.
PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND FAMILY Of AMERICA
From The London Morning ADVERTISE July 25, 1851
The AlrEcs-A throng of distinguished and fashionable yi
little problems Of humanity visits during the week Their
Res the King and Tss o Of Of bs e faS Royal f Family
France including the ex-Queen visited the Hanover square
Lord William IennoT Duke Of Argyle duchess Of Orleans
Lord and Lady Blanyre Duke DAaale Duke de Chsrtre
Leuchtenberg H. R. H. the Duchess of Cambridge Her Sc
rene hgness the Heredsry Grand & p%eaes @ sa
party Duchess of Hamilton and family Countess o Essex
and Lady Adea Cape Earl and Countess Of Wilton Earl and
Countess Bruce, Lord Brougham, Lord Ward Lord Boston
Marchiones Of Aylebuy Escountes Ebrson Countess Of
Earl Of Harrowby Earl of Hsrdwcke, Marquis of Clsnn
carde Earl Of Rose Lord Monesge Earl and Countess Pow
venom General Dumas Members Of the Turksh and
Pssian Embassy Miss Gladstone Mr Sydney Herbert Lord
Tankerve and many other members OF the anocracy Inc
Of the French only expressed the great interest
she took In the Lputian wonders but substantially ested
her appreciation in the form Of valuable present. Her exam
pie hsa been inflated by nsny other visitors and
have the contributions Of the ladies in the way Of jewels
toys and habliments that the question may well be asked
Who would not be an Aztec :
EXTRACTS FROM SECOND LETTER FROM Won
HUMBOLDT TO MR. NORRIS, THEIR GUARDIAN.
dated BERLIN, Prussia Jan. a. 1856.
is with lively satisfaction Sir that give the repelted
that their Mates the King and Queen Of Prussia
with the greatest interest made prolonged observation OF your
Lpuans in the Castle of ChaIottenburg on the oh
December 1855 This interest h hefeupon willing declare
curiosity but rather that the gentle thriving children for their
age little progressed their intellectual development appear
worthy study those who seriously themselves
with the types Of human orgnaon and with the laws respect
Ing hs As regards the characteristic signs which your little
bzecs present. they display ls has already often been
urked great to the Sculptures Of Paenque and
considerable number of religious paintings In the Old Mex
manuscripts which have published bu the style Of the
Sculptures and paintings ascbed to the race OF Toecs IT.
now your little abnormal deviation and indeed
mcrocepha sa head while the other parts OF their body
popoonae the question presents Itself whether ther pa
rents the features the almost oriental strange
expression Of the and the same almost curly back r Of
the little girl! The tribes that succeeded each other in Mexico
Nicaragua the Toltecs who emated Tua in go and the
ChickInees and Aztecs in the twelfth century,
THEIR AMERICAN REPUTATION.
Previous their European tour the Azecs spent short
period in this country where they attracted much Of the stten
ton which has since become universal in proportion a. they
have been more widely examined and become better
high and intelligent in this country also from
the large numerous eommendatoy remarks ana notices
received, few of which are appended: ,o.,
a PRESIDENTIAL MANSION January Il, 1851
:" Mr. NJ MoRRIsSir: Your note ofinqury has been re-
ceyed and reply pleased to inform that the visit
the Aztec the Executive Mansion entertaining to
all They greater phenomenon more extraordlnary III
their appearance agreeable In their dispositions more
pleasing in their Manners and wha more Intelligent than we
hau '"N'p''e Mrs, AZ FiLLMoRE.p