THE MUSEUM ATTRACTION.
{"character_count": 3015, "word_count": 518, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9679999947547913], "ccnet_perplexity": [2240.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
THE MESkEM--GkEAT ATTRACTION.


On Thursday last, we paid visit to this house,
and was much gratifed with the novelty of the
scene presented. Resides the curiosities which
Mr.. Warden has under his own immediate cate,
and OF which he is the nurse, we found two other
extraordinary, rare, and scarce articles, very at
tractive, and well worthy the attention of the Gu
rious, under the guardianship of gentleman,
very attentive and accommodating, by the name Of
Mr.. Prize.


After passing into the bsautiful Saloon above the
Museum, which is adorned by Mr.. Annelli's s
splendid paintings. the first object that caught
our attention, was the Albino Lady, Miss G. s.
Shore who is, in form and feature like others OF
her sex, perfect. Her hair is white as the driven
snow, and like aossy silk in rngets, falls giace-
fully over her neck and shoulders. which OF
an Alabaster whiteness. Her eyes are prisma-
tic, of varlegated pink, changing their position
every moment; there is nothing in her appearance
that would be considered unpleasant to the most
fasdous of her sex. She is .wenty-one years
of age, and in perfect health.


We were then introduced to his high-ness Mr..
J. O'Clancy, the Irish Giant, who is stwenty-nine
years of age; stands seven feet two, inches in
height; and who came from the county Of Wick
low, in Ireland. His manly form, his frank and
open countenancc, connected with his intelligence,
or mother w.t. render him one of the most in
terestng, tail, and best proportioned men we
h.,,n ~ E,,1y Ef,e;, n,
performed on a new instrument, called the Setter;
and Miss Shore favored the company with sever
al very beautiful and we'll selected airs.


The whole bill now presented to the audience
ny the enterprise of Mr., Warden, is such one
as is seldom brought before Washington pubiic,
and is we'll worthy their most liberal PATRONAGE
not only for Mr.. Varden's sake, but for the ex-
traordnary objects presented. The handsome
flowing white hair of the Albno lady, is bn,
exceled by her beautiful manners and easy ad-
dress; and the high -mindedness Of the Irish Iii
ant, is only equalIed by his good understanding
and easy conception Of tall matters. We have,
heretofore, considered oursef tolerably fair
specimen OF Il nla,l-excuse lis, reader--but when
we attempted tIptoe, to put our hand upon the
top Of Mr.. O'Cancy's head, we began to think
we were but poor specimen; for with con.
siderable stretch, we could not reach it, But it
is really worth the price Of admission to handle
the glossy hair of the Albino lady. We there
fore advise all our friends to call at the Museum
and see for themselves They, (he Lady, Giant,
and Setter player.) remain only until Thursday
next. The admittance to the whole house is but
fifty cents, and we hope the Museum will be we'll
patronized, at least during their stay. IF Mr..
Warden receives that encouragement for the pres
ent engagements he is entitled to, he will, no
doubt, continue obring forward attractions which
will please the most fastidlous.