VILLAGE RECORD.
7 7 AL:WV Pliel
aY, ittinr . 0, IS 7.
. .
Cif Ft•Preeldeollemes Duchenen ie 77,
*ears old. If be had not, survived 70
tali& beep died reapeoted.'
special eleotion for representatites
in Congress' took place in BeDtdoky on tlat .
-tarday 18142 The returns ate* the elation'
of the Secession Btate•Rights candidates 13•
vet both the Rept:M6n and Conservative
noinitees. . -
, friends of ;Jefferson Dalisp in
'Washington city, are cireuktting a petition
for sigitatutbs, to De .Preabdted to 0 . 0 "stern
states.tnan," humbly praying him to ask Au
dretv,4 ohnsoh for a pardon. Gtraeionel
TatAL SURRNIT—The trial of John
H. Suiratt will commence on the• 27th of
IPty. _The time has been.definitely Sited up
on by the Court and the Counsel for the
prosecution and for the prisoner;
EMIORANTS.-Within.three days last week
upwards of ten thousand emigrants from 'go
tope arrived at New York. A large majori
ty of these foreigners passed through amis.
burg, via the' Pennsylvania railroad, en route
for the West, whither they go to seek homes.
TATE ON VENTION.— 'e onven
to form a new Constitution for Maryland as
sembled at Annapolis on Wednesday in ac
cordance with the result of the election field
on the first Wedeebday of last month. Am-
pie provision will nki . doubt be made for
— Southern-rebel - outlaws-who-are said to be of
late flooding Baltimore and other portions
of the State.
Tun ASSASSINATION PLOT.—The Wash•
_ingtoa_Chronide oft e 4 r.h inst—ta_ys_tha
General Butler, who since the adjournment
of Congress has been energetically engaged
in the search for facts connected with the
assassination; ban obtained evidence showing
that therevas a-distinct understanding_among
the conspirators that inn • event was the Vice.
President to be assassinated, and that the
- - movements-of Atterott—about the—Kirkwood
House, and the various etrunnstances going
to •sholv that thire waa a design to iikelike
Mr. Johnsen as one of the victims of the
-- prof;w hure — in tend ed - merelyssw - blind:----
The Chronicle might have justlyy, added
that public suspicion was never more stead
ily directed against any man than it has,been,
is and will be against ..Nndrew Johnseq, as a
coadjutor in the murder of Abraham Lincoln.
The disgraceful intoxication of Johnson on
his inauguration—his open sympathy for tree•
son the moment he got wherelho could serve
traitors—and the damnable persecution with
which ho has panned loyal men, all prove
'Eassination of Abraham Lincoln. If this is
not completely establislied before Johnson
dies, it will be recorded against hien,as a liv
ing fact after be is in the grave.
TRIAL OF DAVIA —We leach from the
Baltimore Americas that there has been
considerable excitement at Richmond, Nor
folk and Portsmouth on account of the expec
ted visit of Jeff. Davis to the former city , in
a few days, to appear before the United States
Court, as there seems to be no doubt that
'President Johnson has ordered General Bur•
ton to deliver the prisoner to the United
States Marshal for the Eastern District of
Virginia. Unless Davis' counsel and friends
have some assurance that the Governmeat is
ready to proceed with the trial of the great
traitor, it is said they have made a great blun
der in obtaining the writ of habeas corpus, as
Judge Underwood will not release him on
hail,"but send him to the Virginia Peniten
tiary. A Richmond despatch of last night
announces the meeting of the United States
Court yesterday, and gives an ahstract of
Judge Underwood's charge. to the Grand Ju
ry, among the members of which are Ron-
John Minor Botts, Ron. Joseph Seger, ex-
Mayor McKenzie, of Alexandria,' and five
colored men. The Judge said that. the Court
had,been threatened with. assassination, but,
thanks to the legislation of 'Congress, it met
now in security'. Ile denounced the press of
Richmond as disloyal, and said it had, en
couraged perjury and countetfeiting to cheat
the government of the 'Golfed States. The
Examiner claims to • have information that
the session of the Court will be prolonged
until the adjournment of the Supreme Court,
when Chief
,Justice Chase, will preside, at
Davis' trial. The latter is expected in Rich,
cuond on Saturday.
EIGHT Melt Lae been pretty
generally circulated that a bill defulingeight
Imes to be a day's work, was passed at the
lust *motion of the Legislature and placed in
thahaadarorthe Governor. The Harrisburg
Telegraph says such is not the fact. A bill
to that effect passed the House of Representa
tives four *lays before
_the "adjournmeet -and
was Seat to the Senat e, Where it
,was refer
rod to the Jildiciery committee. The cora 7
iteittee never tot4ai on the bill and of course
the bill is nit tkaw in the hands of the Got..
•
ernor.
IlierGeo. Sicklea his ist!upd an order` ens.
Totaling tfie inunicipaleleetion that was to
uve.takett place izt ..1145wberni N. C., on tote
iirst 31iiodnyin Nay and dipiittioted a Iltilyor
and Axer4up:lor, : thp city, mg. Arustees for
the Ac..(1,0,y of Newborn.:
, A NATIONAL kloAtz NOR INVALID acne
ntsuti.-111etteureit are nor in hand which are
ertlonlated,. alter the tape of,a few moatliei to
lestabllith, on ngritnd eealel the &side:ft-ho—
ts tational 'Herne for Invalid Soldiers. The
deaign is ab admirable one, and is aifellotre:
It iswell knoirn thitt alt effarts te obtain vol.
untary sitlisoriptions Ctifficieut td dietit ii - Sol ,
d era' Home have -been , without avail♦ In
furtherance of the object, howeter, the Leg
islature of Pennsylvania have passed an sot
dated March 6,1867, ore.tting a corporation
of which Major General George:H. '3leo , itt
president, and General Horatio G. tiokils is
treasurer, with ati efficient beard-Of stiptrroi
sore, who have the power. to disttibote to the
holders of cettifiCatcs a large number of im
mensely valuable gifts, consisting Of din
monde,.-pearls, emeralds, rubies, &o ',purchas
ed from citiceos-Cf the Southern States du
ring the rebellion: By this scheme it is con
fidently anticipated a large fund Wilt be crea
ted towards the ereation of the Home. A I
great feature of the-affair-consists-in-the-faet
that every purchaser of the certificates be
comes a contributor to this National Home
fund, and at the same time has a direct in-
Wrest in the distribution of the rare gems
mentioned above, The details of the entire:
scheme will be conducted in a perfectly fair
and Honorable manner. The site for the
Home has already been purchased, and con
sists of thirty acres af laud, used by General
I
ion itlead di the itati
deal, Airing
headquarters. The plan has been approVed
by ex Governor Curtin,Major General Meade,
Governor Geary, and a large number of prom•
inent military heroes. See advertisement of
the Association in to:day's paper.
NEWSPAPER SPoNGEns.--There-E4e many
people in the world who make it a business
to spange the reading of newsnapers.withOut
any expense to themselves. This bus often
been noticed and commented upon. They
are not confined to any particular lona ity,
but are found wherever the newspaper goes.
An exchange says it bas known men of
means o s ang
.
Irietor takes a
of reading it and gettitt the news without
its costing them anything.
se6The New York Fvening Gazette does
the egg trade of that city in graphic
style. One woman in Fulton market sold
one hundred and seventy-five thousand eggs
in ten R eeks . " It; ,~s estimates one m~lJion
eggs are consumed monthly by the ravenous
Gothamites. A Philadelphia dealer furnish ,
es daily one hundred barrels — The Astor
House requires seven thousand five hundred
weekly for its supply.
Er Gen. Grant has ordered that a compa
ny of cavalry shall accompany a number of
professors from Bloomington, Illinois, on a
a•:ientifio tour to the western slope of the
• he expedition will be
absent about three months, and will be furn
ished with transportation and subsistence.
lOWA man named Charles Comstock died
in Warren, on the 80th tilt„ from the effects
of apie4e of oyster shell whieh he swallow
ed.
1A gentleman of Pittsburg has paper
ed hie room with certificates of oil stook.—
The novel papering cost originally over fifty
three thousand dollars.
VirA severe frost was experienced
throughout portions of Ohio on Thursday
night. At Cloveland water froze to the
thickness of a quarter of an inch.
fifit`James McHenry has sailed for the U.
nited States on business connected with the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
SELLING LIQUOR. ON SUNDAY.--Several
arrests have been. made in Hanisburg for
this offence.
FANS! LANDS tit CALIFORNIA.—Land is
plenty and cheap in California. The gov
ernment offers sixty acres as a gift to every
man who will live on and cultivate it for four
yeara,.or it will sell him hind. at $1.25 per
acre and be can live on it or not, as he pleas
es. There are thousands of acres of fertite
soil Within a hundred miles of San Francis.
co, waiting for men 'to accept them as gifts.
The abundance of unoccupied public lands
tends to keep down the price of private lands,
and the best farming land in the State is .not
north more than $lOO per acre. The aver
age value of the cultivated India about $.?..0
per acre. Want of facilities for getting to
market has delayed the settlement of the
agricultural sections of the State, but the
construction of railroads will remove this
obstacle, and it is believed very soon.
A wedding party assembled at Rev. Dr:
Ryder's church in Chicago on Thursday af
ternoon last, bat the bridegroom failed to
make, is tipper:knee, and after waiting aiong
riche the young lady was taken 'home in •.%
half distracted condition. The turtles bad
been acquainted three years. * Subsequent
inquiries shoWed that the young min bad re
panted tit the eleventh hottr and made a cow
ardly and shameful retreat. •
NEW Your; May 6—Gen. Diaz's official
report of the capture of Puebla confesses
that.be put to ' , death'"' twenty-four Imperial
Generals and officers, acids that it was
done in conformity tOlor•
Don Sant, Maximilian's envoy; captured
near QtteretarY, bas been executed: "
The Pittsburg glass watts ate thirtylve
in number., with a capital vf-six eight
hundred thousaod dollars. • '"
Mf..Aatur, of New York, owns 'real eitate .
valved at 885,000;000, and with do intatdat
of hie Wealth . is continually buying. more,
,VALIJADIA OtNTME . NT.—fice adVertige
of Daniel' Trifle.
er, for the mere purpose
LOCAL MATTERSC,--
Vitten BuTTEtt.—At to r
Reid's! 3r,,
• ti '
Borst—TileAleplittilt jilt*
lug!
Nvtilinty 31Enntio.-Akiiirday;ite 18th
bat.
alikdoWlehe' the receipt
of 62 from S. D. Martin Leaouck ,Pa.
LOST.—A small btoele of „keys was lost
on Street.' The ffs49l,veill be rewat•
fled by lettibig there isf_tlaii;, , •
of 'the. Wayaesr..
bop' Base paw (nub 'wilt inset it Beaver's
Hall ihip'(Friday) evenitig.
Rivars.rtn.--ffe hav e tried the rhubarb
sold. by Alt... Reid and fluid it' eicSllout. :He'
will receive:a fresh supply every :Thursday.
.
CATID.—We direct speoial attention to
the eard'of Dr. Forrest, surgeon Dentist, of
of Charnbersfinrg, in to•day's paper.
oo.'a Consolidated
ShOars wilreittibit in this place on the 20th
inst It is, represented as a "mammoth 'if.
FANCY t srmisEtMENT.-L—Attention is
invited to the advertisment of Mre S. A.
Feehtig, of Hageretown, in another column.
LT.—Messta Price & Hoe-
filch expect to receive a second. supply of
new goods in a day or two. One of the firm
is now East.
FLourt, e.—. 11 will be seen by referent's
to a notice in onothet column that David
Lohr proposes to supply citizens with flour
and millatuft by running a wagon regularly
to town.
• GOOD TEMPLAR& —We learn that the
Waynesboro'—Lodge of_good_Templars is. in
a flourishing condition and that accessions to
its number are being regularly made. As a
comet nonce the ranks of the .'''beer boys"
are being gradually tbined
WANTED. -The' High Con.
stable, or somebody else, should be invested
with authority to disperse_the_erowd of boys,
big and little, who parade themselves around
church doors of-Sunday_evenings—Thisin
polite habit his long bean in vogue here, and
reformis-therefore—needed,-- •
ANOTHER "NET SPELL."—Anotber rain
storm set in here on IVloilday lass' which con
tinued almost without intermission until
Wednesday night. The streams in our neigh:
borhoud are considerably swollen ,and the
ground will not be in readiness. for the plow
fur days to come.
NUMBERING HOUBEEI.--.Nl'. J. F. Mc-
Laughlin ; a gentleman who comes well
.reo•
ommended, is now—iirthis place for the pur
pose of numbering houses. We notice that
the citisons of Greencastle generally have
had their buildings numbexed. The work
costs but a trifle and we persume our citi
zens will not be behind in this tespect.
NEW Goons.—Our young friend W. A:
Reid, is now receiving a fino stock of Gro
ceries, Queensware, notions, &c., whicrh we
invite the public to examine. He has Cove
i!z - Spiced Oysters, of the ."celebrated' -A.
Field brand."
DEATHS.—Persons in this Place and those
living in the country will confer a favor tip
on the Printer by sending in the age, name.
&c of deceased friends. For want ;of the
particulars such notices often fail to appear
in our paper.
WESTERN Md. R. ft—This road is at last
to have "a local habitationY The route de.
coded upon last week at the 8,. ft, convention
at Hagerstown passes through Mechtinick
town Md, and within several hundred yards
of Monterey Spins. We trust that .after
all that haa.been said and written about it
the friends of the toad wilt
. be able to push
the,work. forward without unneceessarY de
lay. Cboo---choo vive la German to wn 1,
Stow Arts ,—A member of the Snow
Hill Society informs as that from ,the 16th
of November last to. the 16th of April (five
months) they hive lodged over night 230
travelers, and dUring the same time , bpd '
93
for dinner. He states that they aro possi
tively unwilling to continue their hospitali ,
ty upon so large a scale, end' that traverlers
must, therefor expect to meet disappointments
hereafter.
Friends, neighbors, and 'church members
are not eneladed in the above'.
TBE"HOG LAW."-Mr. 131131301110111, High,
tonstible, itifornitots that the reason be hits
failed to enforce the Ordinanee reqalriOg per
sons to keep : their hogs of the streets and al.
bys' is, that the Council failed to provide. a
. prit for that parpose. Ws hoped, the 're
cently elected authorities trill promptly sail
ply this deficiency, and. that an example may
he made of such persons as are desposed to ,
disregard the laa., -
Tilt 14 ,81 es Law." 7 -An Act WaS • passed
by list Legislature prohibiting net-fish
ing ip the Kotiettim Creek and its litiitebes
excepting d4riog. the moiithe -45 t. •Thos,,JUly,
and August. lt would , be, well for `fisher.
'men to make a note orthis. Wo will give
the 1., or • something more deirnite.itt re.
stireto 'it in- our nextissue.
-"—••• 4,
Subscribe fur the lineup. •
pnanni3ll ELscrzonr.—We would inform
i"eiderOhet an election wee held in
liteSneshoitiMO'nesday lot for ChiefEl3ar
genii gigh constaMe,
igetlys,t4oo!de*ltte!a iotel for, but Abe qld
4 . ,(iiiguiriiii7!iriM'i4tiellad control of the oitt . .i
nioitinfiltairErfor tnani - yeare, .were ()looted,
bittrein eorne of the ettnOldates.
FAs Neri , c l 9 l §o., ,T4g Mtogeig.lo ettt4i4akefs
as' follows:
'-Chiefl/direer.•;;-111-:
Councilmen.,: -Geo. Foorthman,; Geo- liar-
POUo@ft,Jr , , Peter POPk
iligh C0n554147 , -Aigoi , Breoeumau, Sen.
TURNPiirEifiECV6ii:^:Aian 'elation for
President, Treasurer and Managers of. the
Waynesboro' and - Maryland State Line Turn.
pike Company, held on , Monday last, • the
lollowmg individuals were• re.eleeted:.
President—Alez. flamilton.
Treasurer-800a Bestore.,
111 . Fiageii—Abrai Barr, }Tent* (Rod,
Abstia, Tiat4t, L. . S. Tolstoi, W. Pifeagly,
and John. Walter.•
ElLow.-4,lany snbseribera: to the • Record
have not paid us anything , for half a' dozen
or, more yea r s There . * is certainly no
exalts° for each 'delays. "So . one can, be 00
"bard•up" as not to he able to spare one or
two dollars a year for his paper. We are
witting to receive' sneh arrearages in "one
dollar'' Installments if this' will better suit
I; • e ~; 11V:I •I IMMO
delinquents The expenses of publishing a
paper within the last five years has been
largely increased and are 'invariable cash,
somethings that slob slow-paling patrons
must forget. •
EMPTY..-.Last week the Bail at Hagers
town did not contain within its walls nein&
prisoner. An unusual occurrence.
TX33EI ALTATAIAEL°.
On the 30th ult., by Rev. I. 41 BTOWD,
JOHN E. STOVER, Esq.; of St. Louis,
Califoinis, to t►lies ANNA M. WINGER,
, t is county
c• -- 33vx .
At his residence in this place, on Tneinay
morning last, Mr. Thomas Smith, at an ad
vanced age.
On the 22d nlt., at Cla:
W. WINGER., aged 17 years atfdl inontK -
On the 29th of April 1867, Mrs. MARY
PTERTZT - aged - 92-years--1- - -nronth-arnl-26-
day% ehe bad.ll Children, all 'of whome 811:1
alive but one who died two years'. ago; 86
Grand Children, 75_Grent_IGraraL Children
and 2 Great Great Grand Children.
24ZEELX1.3M311*Maail.
PHILADELPHIA IVIARKETE, Tuesday, May
7, 1867. There is a very firm feeling in the
Flour market, and some holders are asking
an advance, which buyers are - unwilling To
pay. The sales foot up 900 barrels, chiefly
Northwest extra family at' Bl3®l4!.7s—the
latter rate an advance, including Pennsyl
vania and Ohio, do. at 818@l5; • %spas at
89 50®10.25; superfine at 9'50(§10: Rye
Flour is good request at an advance; sales
of 150 bbls at $8.75.
There is a steady demand for prime Wheat,
bitt other descriptions are not much — rniftlir.
ed after. Sales of 3,500 bushels Peonsyi.
vania red at $3.20(§3.32, and 600 bushels
white at $3.55. Rye is in steady request, at
at fall prices; sales 03.500' bushels Western
at $1.70®1,73, and • 800 bushels Pennsyl...
Tanis at $175. Corn—the article is in fair
demand, at foimer quotations; sales of 5,000
bushels yellow, in store from the cave and
afloat, at p 1.32; B,ooo . bushels mixed West.
era at $1.30, and 36,000 bushels white and
yellow mixed, on private terms. Oats are
less native and lower; sales of 4,500 bushels
Pennsylvania at 77@800.
SEEDS —Cloverseed .we quote at sB@B..
50 for 64 lbs. 'Timothy $3.25 to 8.50, and
Flaxseed . froni $3.10 to $3.15,
NOTICE. -
HE subscrther informs the citizens of Virayrket.
A boro that heintendq to rewhis Mill Wagon to
town with Flour and 'Mill Sidi; and can supply
persona with either article any day in the weak.
cheap at cash prim, Orders for Flour or atuffcan
be left.at the Post Office. DAVID LOIN.
DENTAL CARD.
DR. a rola/Imm,
•
ETURNS his' thanks to ',the citizens of Chant
,rtbershurg' and the public 'generally fur the pa•
nonage he has hitherto , received,:and would respect
fallyinfoiro his patrons arid friends that.,be has re
moved his offlee to No.-27, Main Street,next door.
to Mrelintocle,s hat store. • . ,
Dr. Porrt4t being a' graduate of the Pennsylwinfa
College of DENTAL SURGERY, and having been
in practice for several ' , eats, is thoroughly-experienc
ed to every thing that curneri within the provurcel of
first class Dental operations,: •
Dr. Y. hating fu isbed lits,effice with one of
DV. BEAN'S.
Patent rmpre:ted Appattis
for thaluariufacture, of perfectly, pule- NITROUS
oxtbp (AS would anno,uoce ~t hat he will be, at
all times prepared '
Anaes'thetic
far, the EXTRACTION of Teeth without
Pain. :
DARTAL OPERATIONS will be per.
formed et Dt. Forreot Roam,, No. 27; Maio Sttket,
Chamberebiug. Pa. : • [May 10-Iy,
2,IkCXXACAIZT333II;rar
' AND'
Fa, n. Y - ` r d
IM . I - LT
B..A..FECIti would. announce to the
ITlLLathot and the public generally that she '.has
just opened out ell extensive stock of Spring and
Sunkraer'Millinery!and.Ftincy-Dry. Goodti,.
,Cloalts s , Trivamingte;. , F
,
and all ether ,gpodv uatialy' kept l Millineryloid
fancy: Dry Good tiorei, which she , is welling-at
greatly reduced plices ~• Ladies and 7 .9lVers visiting
, kitigerstowni, :Ire invited; to call and. ,cearnine • hut
;stoat: He -Stete is on' the Northwcit carnet otthe
‘l l nblic Squaw..
IMgerslown, May 10-21 n. • . • -
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CALVIN
iobee.- A DTD PRO OEB 10141. , ..M1
Will be made iipon the EnteeO into jolt% every ' ' • '
• donsisting of • -• •
Immo, 7rEIOI:IPIE.,E
f4awn by Sixteen Arabian licireeivolanf KrtrrYgn'S PRILICDELPECIA -COR.•
ij. •
• 20 SUPERS DENS, eloptintlypain.el and ornamented.,
Zt f " . 24. Ml' matt- 053?3 XL t sac
. Ari initlenve etsi o ck of . -
err awed ' 313looded Circus ilorspri l / 2:
Arad a IbiT,G LIN*. OF W A13.01N75, CARS, &o . the whole forming PtIB;A,CI ' Pd
•• • ' •: •- • • 'RAVE, worth& day's, joirrney to witness. •
All the Menageries and Cirouses under one Tent for One- Single
- of .
TWO Performances,. Afternoon & Evening, at 2 & 71-2 o'clock
Doors open ow, hour previous.
eats for all who come. . • Plenty of Room.
ADIVIISSiOrd,.' ' s •
01-4LpR EN; under i 0 years,
thIS MAMMOTH SHOW
At Erniiiitt§buig, 'Saturday, = May Bth
At Greencasile,, Tuesday, May . 21st.
,
One day, Afternoon and, Eve4i4g, atlep.ek
.
Fdice.
W Come- 'and see tie 'larg'est 'Show in' the
World:
WEXTBEY a 60-is
Lamest,_ tho
With a Nadel and dompiote
:AGE .117'1; .
Cannot' dationq CO the Ina D. diria Talent ntabtattid
±/ •
Presentlar more flare end Cynions Anime!e. Inlarnstine
Mr& end Teeplifiennd a' note Varied and Navel Ver.
formance than In any, concern In America. A .'
major pottlOn of the
ZOOLOGICAL SPEC/AV/N:IS !
- Hain beeninetlmported:.- - -Arnong the features are -
THE 'BABY ELEPHANT,
"juir , mix
n Unweaned Calf. Flit Afirean Z , ephint rear cap.
tured, Youngest and smalleat ever seen Only 18
• months Old; Stands Winches bigh, and weight •
7:oopounds, and the wonderful Performing
• Trinned Monster,
6 'No MEE X N
•
tirTH E AEiY EL EPH AN TAM
Being too Imall,to treys} oil foot, Will not,he shown In
the fatale, tott irtit-be perliirmed In the Ilitekit each •
, • ilsitibittors •
•
PROP, FOREPATICIA
'he Darlog Animal Conqueror. will at each F:shihttion s t
enter thocenttint not LIONS, -1 hi EktS,—.L.T.O.P..
..111tO AND PANTHERc; end etre a Thiittiag
Perforroanse with there Fierce and thump
Monsters
1 The Free Otryler of WILD ANDIALO'itid '
FEEDING WILD BEASTB
'Will he given In den*inetion with att.. -
• CONTINUED AND VARIED
- •
ENTERTAINMENTS.
he - ports - wiltutratahra - Magniflcent4obra-Fh.
'owert nit Ostrich, 'White Plumed, Seven Feet
ich ; Throe African Lton (Six nronths old
*Aens, linnet and prettiest specimens in any
tfaTerfeTntered tlow - and - ttlfrLorrg - Lip. -
neloostan Bears, only Animals of the kind
'n to exiet • The Erebus °ries Black Lion;, ,
InictriAlltisectilAhe ..Ship_of , the Dee-
Av Dromedary of hare ; n BlacW - A - frieTf: — n
Asiatic Lions and Lion ; Bengal Ti-.
Gars; Senegal and Smith American Leopards;
Black, Orizzly end Cinnamon Bears; Striped
-arid Spotted ilyenas ; Elk; Fallow anti ft:potted
Then' ; Cashmere Goat.; Wofvee ; plintbees ;
Foxes • Coons; 'lchneumons; Uongonrs ; Bea
; ' W/ 606,9 C , lit (Int. 'Prairie Dogs. &c.,
with a FULL AVIARY O'F BI RDS, an d the
known variety' of Apes, Baboons and Mon:kayo'
THE ovicus TROUPE!
Conekle of FOterY PRINCIPAL ARTIRIT,‘, anions
w holm, are, nIXRVAR LAT:at:EI. teens than hare ever
been engaged in one EQBBSTRIAN mow.
111V113 Carlotta Whitbey,
La Petite tnnitke.
Margaretta Lc Moyne,
M'lte.lKlvira, •
Je nett* Mayland,
anti L M'me Clemene Fabliet.
1:111-c•owl Olc•vvatnno.
Pete . Conklin Chas. Morgan..
Jo . lin Conklin,
The Athleto and Carman Ball ManiPtllateit.
J. Illernattdet,
Champion Bare Back Mg.
gee Defiant!. Omar Dettslo;
,I..o.AdiVe, Silifet.
Ur, 0 131)Trte7, It 'Hanlon, -Pierre, Sciati, Each
ford. Pinata:l% Aons. W. Ftichardsoia-
Mastar llliarltis and Mr: Whitbey,
And *theta, fuimiaßing all tit is.lqnve . l. Astounding and
Will Exhibit
At Waynesboro', Monday, May 20th
E.tandardin the Equestrian Act..
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.60 'CENTS
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