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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

LtoR SALE CHEAP. ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT
yfhsned ois's In ths city, No. l2s Last Forty e.ghih
siett Is tire slorf high stuop front; has
rooms. hood neehbo' 3d. Must be sold Apply tie
owner, as above. biil up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

5tuA@ D. DAVIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
~ afd 50 sixth sgcnue, snrs of all dcscrp
ons IT merchandise; outdoor sales attended to- cmni-
Sons 10 suit The ms prompt made, and beat of
tly gwen. Cash adl
NAyIn SCOTT AUCTII NEER.-sOuTH BERGEN, TWO
from Jcraev CHS To he sold Tuesday,
0ctncr - six Plots Of Ground containing eight lots in the
ae of schools churches aud markets, command
ing sia,d view ~ thr aY and Ia The vicinity oi The
handsome esld nc1s cf George GlNord Esp and others
Hor.c from Jersey CITY every minutes.
DAVID SCOTT Aucioueer, Exchange place. Jersey City,
nCTCH RCLYDFFs FLOWER ROOTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

TfDwAED SCuENCK AuCTIONEEE.
~ IMPORTERS SALE or
SIpEnB FEINcH AND ENGLISH FANCY GOODS
by EDWARD SCuENuk, on Tuesday and "Wednesday, ?o,h
ard S nsA lGtg O'Clock, his sacsroom NOS lbJ
l5 Broadway sale OF the most superb Fancy .3ods
comprising very barge % entirely
aaa 6es 90, ia.t imported, consistinedf
FINE EaONIES, - rsRn PARlAN FIGURES,
ELEGANT .ltUNIE, GRNof.U AND MARBLE CLOCKS
skhshs AND ikE:cH CHINA VASES,
DECORATED Fki'NIN CHINA DINNER Sf3"-
SUPERB CIT ANH BOHEMIAN GLA-SWAi i,
ELEGANT oEMOiu 1Vs2Ds, SfINER PLaiEb IS t.tE
AID nrt, ,t.i4ri, nl otfer elcrqnt a5cv goaSs.
The goods VIII he Inhibition Monday, nj the snles
l,dics and HE public generally are invited tn
anime Them. Purchasers have their goods carefully
pa kcd aud shipped alta small cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

GC PER WEEE.-BOARD ON TIE NOl.pIJ SIDE or
'DC LOns Island, 80 miles moan the o,y ard accessible by
railroad aud ou. Place healthy: Convenient T., soho +:
hunting ami fishing. Address E,ouoly, box @i Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

NOTICE. AIDES AND GENTbEMEsS CAST OFF
~ Ciatiu furn'ure Carpets ant tY"liy ny ht and
Establishments 40 Aish avenue, ,lfi te1f Seo~ Twenty
Gla.A s.yge,. ladies OIL naea " Mfs lc4!vu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
Bread Making.

One of the best London bakers gives the fol
lowing receipt TO make superior loaf OF bread
Of what is called half peck size. Will NOT
some of our readers try the plan, and report
upon their success with it2 "To make half
peck loaf, take three-quarters of pound Of
well boiled mealy potatoes, and mash the IN
through a fne colander or course sieve, and one.
eighth OF pint of yeast (about two tablespoon
fuls), or three.quarters of an ounce of German
dried yeast, and one pint and three quarters OF
lukewarm water (66 deg. Fahr.) together with
about three-quarters Of pound Of -four, to rem.
der the mixture the consstence of this batter;
this mixture should be set aside to ferment; II
placed In warm situation il will rise In less
than two hours, when it will resemble yeast in
appearance, except as to color. The sponge 80
made is then to be mixed with one pint of
water, nearly blood warm-viz., 80 deg. Fahr.,
and poured into halfa peck of -four, which has
previously had one ounce and quarter of salt
mixed with It; the whole should then be knead
ed into dough, and allowed to rise in warm
placefor two hours, Hhenlit should be kneaded
Into loaves and baked. s3iga ~ r15f ..
The object of adding the mashed potatoes Is
to increase the amount Of fermentation in the
sponge, which 10 does to q very remarkable de-
gree, and consequently, renders the bread light
er and better" s-lo4I yF sl7 -..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
King Of Dahomey At his Old Work.

Another Of those horrible massacres, which
are disgrace to humanity, has recently taken
place at Dahomey. The West African Herald
publishes the. statement from eye-witnesses Of
the barbaric "custom' just perpetrated at Da-
honey. From this fearful narrative we learn
that the recent "grand CUSTOM Of Badahung,
King of Dahomey, was one Of the most revolt
ing which has ever taken place. Several per-
sons agree In stating that the number Of the
Defsots slain on that occasion was estimated at
y 900, but another correspondents gives the mum.
bft az 1000. He says he was present by COM
puision, and that the blood swept past him like
d hood into large reservoir. Another gentle
man, referring to these inhuman butcheries,
aays: 81 assure you 1t made me quite sick, and
az the sams time : Ifelt. .stupned.r The Door
wretsbes met ,death with perfect indifference. > :
Tho HvGM, which gave Government notice
shtouRh its columns, many months since. Of the
intention Of the King Of Dahomey to hold 90
unusual. Hgrand CUSTOM" In remembrance Of
the death OF the late King, concludes the re-
cltal Of the butchery by stating that Copsul
Foote has come out with full powers to treat
with the King Of Dshomey as to the abolition
Of these sacrifices" "A correspondent, who 10
WeIl acquainted with Dahomey, says: THE best
ESy Z, treat With the King "a to 'squelch' him,
ds1 fairly with the natives, and lot the custom
die'out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
what Constitutes . Handsome Man.

a Well-in the first place, there must be enough
of him; or, failing In that, but come to think o
it, he mustRt fail In that, because there can b,
no beauty without health, or, at least, according
to my way Of thinking. In the second place, hs
must have beard; whiskers-as the gods plsase
but . beard insist upon, else one might as vel
look at q girl. Let his voice have dash ol
Niagara, with the music Of 0 bsby's laugh In II
Let bis smile be like the breaking forth Of the
sunshine on spring morning. As TO his fig
ure, It should be strong enough 70 contend with
man, and slight enough to tremble in the pres
ence of the woman he loves. of course, II he
graceful, on the principle that perfect machin-
cry always moves harmoniously; therefore, you
and himselfi and the milk pitcher are safe ell.
bow neighbors at the tea table. This style Of
handsome man would no more think of carrying
cane than he would use parasol to keep the
sun out Of his eyes. He can wear gloves or
warm his hands In his breast pockets, as ho
pleases. He can even commit the suicidal
beauty-act of turning bis outside coat collar up
over bis ears ofa stormy day,with perfect impu.
nity;-the tailor didn't make him, and as to bis
halter, If he depends on this handsome man for
patronage of the "latest spring style," fear he
would die of hope deferred; and yet-by Apollo!
what bow be makes, and what an expressive
Aoieu ne can wave WIN MS mana! r0r al tnlB
he is not conceited-for he hath brains.
But your conventional "handsome man." Of
the barber r's-window w-wax-fgure- head pattern.
with pet lock In the middle Of bis forehead,
an apple-sized head, and raspberry moustache
with six hairs In IL; a pink spot on its cheek,
and little dot of "goatee" on Its cunning
little chin; with pretty blinking little studs in
its shirt bosom, and neckt.ie that looks as IL
be would faint were 1t tumbled, I'd as lief look
at q poodle. l always feel desire to nip It up
with pair Of sugar tongs, drop 1t gently into a
bowl Of cream, and strew pink rose leaves over
its little remains.
Finally, my readers, when soul magnetises sosl,
the question of beauty is o dead letter. Whom
one loues 10 al,Oays handsome; the worlds arbi.
trary rules notwithstanding; therefore, when you
say, "what can the handsome Mr. Smith see to
admire In that stick of Miss Jones7 or "what
can the pretty Miss T. see to like In that home.
ly Mr.. Jones1" you simply talk nonsense--as
you generally do, on such subjects. still, the
parson gets his fees, and the census goes on all
the same. FANNY FERN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
The Spirit Of Republieanism

The following shows the temper of radical
Republicaniam. Its motto is "Sink or swim
live or die, survive or perish, we are for th,
Chicago Platform, and nothing else" Th,
country Is made subordinate to party. The Pom
tiac Mich Sentinel says: be ,.7
Satan was kicked out Of Heaven, and TOTALLY
damned for all time to come. As Republicans
We must do the same. Any man in the phalan1
of freedom who backs down at this juno
ture Of affairs, whether 1t be Vim. H. Seward
or Judge Kellogg, we say, let the fat Of damna
tion be hurled at them-send them roaming
over the earth with Satan, the latter the ad-
versary Of the souls of men, and the former the
enemies of the earthly well-being of the whole
human family. While God reigns supreme, and
His laws are immutable, We will denounce any
Republican who goes astray from the cherished
principles Of freedom enunciated in the Chicago
Platform. "Sink or swim, live or die, survive
or perish" we are for the Chicago Platform and
nothing else. n ,..Iita.i. $3.50, l,., 1870. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

PUsLIc LIFE.-In an article on the burdens Of
public life. contributed to the New York Led
ger, the Hon. Edward Everett says: 'a
II has been said that every smart American
hopes and expects 10 become one day
President Of the United States. This would
not be the case, II sehoolboys derived their FIRST
impressions, not from fond parents and nurses,
but from experience to enlighten them as to the
real nature OF public life, even in Its highest
stations. l am inclined to think that no two
by hopeful lad of eight or ten, would 90 earn.
estly discourage the Presidential aspiration as
the outgoing and incoming Presidents Of the
United States-the individual just retiring with
four years. experience Of the Office, and the in.
diyidual just entering upon Il, after decisive
political triumph. fralos 3trau fSil1 &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
Drcnrasr or PoruLArIos IN rHr 6Ap,7., !,

DKoREAsE or POPULATION IN THE AUSTRIAN
EMPRE. There has been diminutiont Of the
human race in the Austrian Empire within the
last three years Of near three millions, Accord
Ing to the Vienna Gazette. The population re.
turns for 1860 show that this vast district OF
Europe has receded to the figures of 1910 En-.
ormous war leyies Of marriageable men, hor-
rid pressure on trade, stoppages Of oil enterprise
through want Of public or private credit, and
utter disregard by q besotted Government of
the ordinary business Il exists for, viz: the de-
velopment Of the public resources, has blasted
the land Il rules; from 3S11S millions IL counted
in, 1851 It Ia now reduced to Sc millions of
lieges, all on the verge ofrevolt, save the three
millions Of hereditary subjects In the Arch
Duchy OF Hapsburgs IN s,gyqaH so Seura
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
oPAIxrrro" WHISKY raoM Noarnras DIS.

"PALMErro" WHISKY FRoM NORTHERN Dis
TrLLERiEs.--For several days past we have no
ticsd dray loads of Cincinnati ''3usthead," J" tht
genuine "contraband," ''strychnine," "kil
round the korner" rife whisky, passing through
the city, on the way to Charleston and Other
points In South Carolina and the South. What
q commentary ppon the 'non-intercourse'
fire. eaters. They are an "orfuln nation dowr
there, some Of fthem-but they can't make their
own whisky. Porkopolis does It for them. Il
drinks just as well, they find, 80 long as the
barrel bears the Palmetto stamp. IT'S . pretty
shreWd idea of Porkopolis, though--sailine
their "tapgle-foot" under Palmetto colors. IT.
pretty cute way to "sell" the Carolinians and
a little bad whisky at tho same time, by brand
ing Palmetto tree on one end Of the keg. The
stream of Cincinnati whisky pouring into the
South will have tendency to fire the Southern
head as well as the Southern heart. .-Nashoiils
Banner,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

lf. --T-7.--
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hUl LQUAkIU IUUICIlt)MARV.-
I'm. .4.G afs----a g.s aloq agA
inc LateDt--.Th0 Larraaf...Tha ns~<
The Chaanaaf p...s.. "a &C.,. .-yA eT
30 sso en0 Dosts
tssr. -L@hYe ~, " ait7 ~
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=. s"o A-bAssh Aangpnge,D y
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rhh BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY 4xnAls1.s
| Lifsrarv Nsa Ea,va,s.it,, it,.. - Y ~
BIZ. e-9t ~ 80 - - vv',s 4ss,tsseNts sai
"He are upwards or a Hnn0fed fhoifsanf Tsdvh.
t,S y ~ msanings ana dsfttHtion1s t<<1fkf
set before ~ es sAu nfs Clearly
'''''' Ne Ve' h =. r. .i+;.,,ss N, I. si.rq
| O7nciandH Gbzrusrcfol u I
"' OSO'''Sso a.ocS.I,s g se sns efs oaso &ats
The underslgned, members ofths ohlo ,s,s Sssss,s,
y1a spea5,ns tns orhogsphy and prohincaen Of
daily rseennsnd ss he no:s ss.ss sae e ncss cor
spokeS VI 'ne Ahsn'n language ssith aew written and
1sSarTT sSs,9sns sup.9as.ns.ns Esny'2
JOHN LyscT s.st psi, MaSnc senocls, ssnansky.
g. N. sASVORD, Principal Cleveland Female ,.nin..
WIZ. M,reu,, s,,,, pr,,,. a,,a.,. -. - .,.y
JOHN OoDEs, Principal state Normal School, Mime.
'OeS ox,r. ..,v p.,..,., 1900
Cincinnsti. N'"''p'i 'our'h in'efmeaA'e school,
III q NJ -. a.. - a.. : lggrf sgftsT
Fr,s, %nhth; p.H ~ DUP. Vsnton Union schools.
RI r. TAse.s ProS MssSsy SS,nil osa School
IA Mo.v,ss psp nup Troy Union School. i1
land G W. "orANs' frnclpai west High School, oleye
land A''0eia'e frno'pa Hgh school, oleve-
Turoponr sr,Rtr.o p,,,.,o., ma. ~. - al tl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

IuERRING Z MERw INGly-sO bbis.
IL No. Picked Herring IN stors, for saIs by 6
Ileu MckEn & RBSTIDAUx.
feb27 -, North High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
gbe Obio 3tatEftssnra'tI i an
T z 4 Ma

Daily, per year. ...s6 90
Trl Weekly, per rear. r..'....".'''''''''''''s 800
Weekly, per yeail ,,.,1."..sr''iv.s .'..ti.. loo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
DEADY TO-DAY,
III THE UNIoNS
An Address by


The HON. DANIEL g. DICKINSON
Delivered before the LlesJ Societies Of Amherst Coese
PIee 10 cents
NEST .l0q1en; and sdnirabls eIpodon Of tie huo !fueS
before the country. As comes from leading Deinoofa
especially commended TO the s,t non Of Pesee Paies
ALSO, RECENTLY PUBLlIHED:
EvERErrs GRAFTON. July l. Price IS cenH
MoTLEYs LETTER TO TIE LONDON TINES Price
10 cents.
HOLTs GRAFTON AND LETTER. Price 10 cents'
JAYS on ALTON. "The Crest Conspiracy" Price 10 e"'
PUssELLs LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH Prizes 2eenia
NAPoLEoNs MAxlM5 OF WAR. Price 90 esnts
THgsrAR-sPANoLED AMER E1quisi,ely ill1ssrsted
BY F. o. c. Darley. With Illuminated Cover and Aosie'
Pr,e rs cents. Very elegant
THE AMERICAN FLAG" Roiman Drakes sTea. Glass;.
cal Poem Illustrated by v o. O. Daley. With ~ lumnassd
Cover and tie Music Price IS oonss
JANIS @. GREGORY, Publisher
Successor 10 w. A. Town,eod Co.h
NJ 4G W.lkevs.. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

I'm pRtSS sli.u MIli sUoa 10 ldDiisucd.
Il THE EARLs DAUGHTER By The Author OF the y hoiE
of Ashie1." - - . - a
RECEPTION or TAE DEAD. By tho Author OF The
HEIR oF ASHLEY. BY the Author Of The Etfrs DSush
ter
TIE EARLs SECRET, and other Tales,
Ppbithed py DICK 4 FITZGERALD,
Nc 10 AnBI.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
leans h,,h Eternal fife 20 gve al that so unite Him
Je-n. @ - na.n 80. n.nne. ,hs LaShf Boob Of Lie

uo,eon.. Cetebrafs I'D Gold PeDs.-lmpovements
IN The u9chneyy toh manu- hs poiu
sued % ,be sbscIiber by sters fstont baNe ~
overcome the many inpcI-ions hitherto eht Foloeuo
rduetou and also to brr TIE cost within the reach OF az
f ,,g prblic shovld liOw the following eci, Consent
writing Jo AZ mouths dc e cheaper wh God Ps,s sn WIZ
teo therefore, Il economy 70 6od Pens The 1od te
repsps unchanged by yeas Of continued use ~s tDe s
Pen IL ever changing by co0son aud "esr therefore perez
uniformity OF uTugls obsined only oy lhe zee o. .ns %
Sc cl Pen rust 30 often condemned and new enc selected
there ~ In tho the Cod Pen there pet SAVING OF
me Gold capable OF receiving any degree Of eSecy 50
tht tho Pe is exactly adapted 70 the hand o the Ict
thereoe be tho band endaIm sIe not INJURED y
lnown 10 De the by The OF Steel Pens Be now
ipg od Pens prices ing hem 70 eeps 70 eceoulns
tc size the ayerge Of every one OF when N sf
ross OF he bet Steel Pens Sold by al dealers 10 tne e
ToDshont the country WhocsSle and re a AZ ihe oe NO
E Ealpaae here all orders iDeosns eash OF post stom
wTeceve PROMPT attention arda Pen or Pens
value, and selected sccordnc 70 de,cIpoen W. '
ssut Nv mail or otherwise. directed Address -
''"' " "" 4 MORTON No 2S Maiden Jane. New-Yors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Nyew Publications.


Ho:foR CANADA!
ADVERTISERS! MAKE 4 NOTE OF IT!
TUE QUEBEC
Daily MORNING CHRONICLE!
BUSINESS IL CANADA is PROSPEROUS.
Q II l. d j. @,
iruH sRAr or G0vEBNNKN1)
1T NEVER WAS BETTER
ARMY, THE NAVY THE SHIPPING INTERESTS,
GENERAL PRosPERITY OF THE COUNTRY
HAVING sIYEF TO THE
ANC lie - Il q L a l.
STIMULUS AS WAS NEVER WITNESSED BEFORE.
THE QUEBEC MORNING CHRONICLE,
ESTABLISHED IN l345,
ONLY DAILY PAPER IN THE CITY.
BAs IHR ~
LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ANY PAPER
IN THE LOWER PROVINCES,
VERBATIM REPORTS
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT,
MOST RELIABLE SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE
IN CAN d A.
TIE quickest plan for sdvertsers 20 sscesn prizes would
be 10 from the ire Of the Advertisement they
6esire-the price viii Sc returned PERI next mail a.,
win be attended 30 unless accompanied py tue
ALL LETTERS TO BE PREPAID.
~ Subscription 10 Daily e5 per snnnmi Weekly, vi
strictly in advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Amn6emeuis.


A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-OPENING NIGHT.
"'',iG %osBAY \ SaI'' fSEsfsa sii q s.Ss .Ss nf
GREAT Observation-Disclosures,
HERMANN
opchfsfssy Afl;!fs X Of r. Tas iiiis'etif orERA
The manager s.psfuIy calls the attention fsspush' tie
H''' 'Pp' '~'' MONSIEUR HERRnAsN.
who universally 'fSsEIs1Ha Observation-Disclosures e II FfTsStaii living
and whose performances at the prncipsl epeTshou,ss IN
ESSR: have been D'' need tho ~'' "'nd'''o then p''a
The performance. Of HERMANN entirely original and
novel N' d AssENcE OF 'ss's %S9 hPP%RsTUs
oil effects being solely P1osSSsd Oy sItr1eFdn.J
TO THE PUBLIC.
Un now the public have been customedo see In tbs under
signed III. DI'ccT Of the Opera and hs manager Of the very
TsS H.a h s:
svpn vsnIts@p' ,1d phsr. o. The s'e Isnl t1d standing
career this country be has temporarily stepped
nom b, si%sts bushes. and embarked IN his present en-
7o this he simply been esusd by inherent love Of
of the most lucrative eTGbipn.-rIhbon, whlch however
lucrative would have afforded but little sstson TO bis pride
MANN w6o |. not only great artist b1; unqno,on.bly the
grese,t living bis peculiar art lhe l., dpIsf ,
MANN OF the fret and mos. exclusive 0Pers Houses
a." 70 aoaS
cllon Of hi, manners and bis pqnant delivery hsvo mse him
faIapssn prs M aid Of RI that pDs
ha. beeo revelation In the AIT Of sa,n ths, Of
out by that Of some Of our frst citizen,
Der. Of press. who have had opportunity OF seeing Mr.
HERMANN a several private seos he has 81 since LIS ar
rival who all predict hs fullest snccess with tho public OF
viii Il is confidently believed affirm with their voices the
dict which the beat critics Of Europe have pronounced
b. ULLMAH
Mr. ULLsAN
Respectfly that he Il making sranRemsr for
A REGULAR OPERA SEASON
during the Winter "1 ahpSSE iSs NJ Sfb66n is 6T' ''H'
MADAME CHARLTON,
with whom he has made conditional engagements.
Mr. nan kes much pleasure in announcing that he has At
i's' MADAME RIsToRI
to professional tour n America BY her sTn
troupe Of .. .,...-. - .,, .,u,,~a
Although Madame Risioh viii only arrive IN Se2tsmbe 1909
Mr. Umann gives thus early notice tbs p1bc believing that
the announcement Of this long expected aud crest sTA
event VIII be recsived with much satistscton.
NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS,
IN Located corner I4th.s,. and 6ih-ay.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
On TUESDAY NIGHT srd each night during the week
NEW FEATURfS, NEW SCENES aud NEW AhTlsrEs,
presenting atiTaolive combustion OF
EQUESTRIAN AND ZOoLo0lCAL WONDERS
First gppslfancs OF the celebrated Jester,
DENHlE STONE.
THE ELEVEN
LEARNED BuFFALOs,
In their fests, With their Apache IrtiDsrL
Reeusagement o, the fearless
EATON STONE.
Ali the Stars E9uss,risns and AcTetss
From Niblo's Garden
S0uR GRAND MATINEES THIS WEEK
wkpNEsDAY. IHuBspAY' rHipAf, sna sASuspAA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
alilitarp Noiltfs.

,s,or Rsp qHAs n93sSsLD sI.1 loes 9STsaS?Ss ;a New
she Hosdqult3is o @ @ RI 60 ner u ChelTyTi where
Ca6efsss % & y Rcgiosnt Wn hereafter 20 e9nsrSed n
e., tSe Ss55 5sibis MEN WANTED as NS'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEKl
LAST WEEK.

OF THAT MOST " WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY
LIYlNo HiPPOPOTAMLs,
. LIVING HlPPOPOTAMuS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
LIVING HlPPPOoTAMUs,
Which has eoaed he greatest excitement a997 the scientific
THE &c MRThf i1p s'F oF THS I'll ksahI VIM TiS5DoM
and + h q %RS 5S1 81 Il = or nD4 m His 1KEy
And we they may Tor the s;rauges tbs most wonderful
' LIVES IN TIE WATER on OUT on n,
fsso or beueuh tho saTf.ee add sr5ws 70 be
HEAVIER THAN ANY ELEPH Ant;
profsns hsary to be ssniia s oSbsisn has saOdel tho
most ISfs4t' FRgF dao oSGY iiviSe HPfoPorIas
mskes probable The. He IS HE LAST that win be seen
here 10 man, woman or child - -.
SHOULD FAIL SEEING HiMi
aae s Ills Is the M weeh Of hs exhibition and ser leaving
NEVER AGAIN 10 BE SEEN IN NETWORK.
10 vii Tns oREATT IA II 'IsS woNDER ND OF THE WORLD
Anl who wenld fall OF ,eeiog the
FIRST iNvABlrANr OF THE RIVER NILE
That .vT isiiei our American shoresf
To add 10 the interest Of hs exhibition.
NATIVE ARAB KEEPER, SALAAMA,
who assisted bic espaIe has him 10 charge and win LIN
EXHIBITED and DGscRIBED EVERY HALF HOUR
when he b seen both Of the wsts Also TO be esn
bs,is, r.r variety Of tner living Fish Tues &e &c.
What Is IrL OR. NAN M@oNKEY. @ ,,oysrru
SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON MONSTER
Miss DAWRoN DOUBLE-yOlCED VOCALIST,
-. sIlS; MT esIlyDA 5lsa, F EoTSI:, T9spT r.
TWO sUPERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
take place EVERY DAY, at and u O'clock p rni
A. each which pdsc.d PETITE cosEDT, en-
TINT TRIES ALL,
Ard he susn,Je ard ever amusing Farce, entitled
LOVE IN LIVERY.
MAKING the ros, attractive entertainment in tho Cy.
Admission 70 al. 2s cen,i Children Under 70. y esn,s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Gbaircrs for Business Alen

BAKERY FOR SALE--Established for over y
- years. Fclss, usually d'iugs bn iness Of b2cg pc
week Location ungTpassed 10 Ncw-York FOR banese ssse
G. s HDWES Co.
Ge e.A PER MONTH made by enterprsiBg
W LOU Agents selling DOWNEP3 HEhaER aad
SHIELD for hsnaewiug, Indispensable to every lady pro-
ects the ugc; ard makes beaHtifu heu Sample cent re-
ceit Of 25o. Address A. II. DoWNER No. AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
tslpaoARyEss sfSosp REelsssr n, y, n N iSsl 1 o
-. - .,.,,tasioued (Agiccrs aud PriVafps OF

-, ssrs S5ssni nom the Regiment Without eeVe OF
,o,s l.is rsys expired berby notified tgst beJ
80 t 9sDfelges 10 the Comm sndsut t the A'nfry on
~ ls 5th inst rbcse ihas ht ilr dasy "iii De 10
=, - ncpsst hse Of eNprnbe those who ere ntboei
Nv 5a6;y Tspor. AID 30 eAsned oy soeeon M
~ ~ deaeis VIII be advertised seT that Sme ana re-
eA Tor their arrest and when arrested wiz be sent 10
eoysypoys Island 20 be punished % desefte 60,
g yseisS ,-Ses Of O. W. B. TOMPKlNS, Colonel