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From the New York Geological Institute,)
Will open for exhibition in Washington on MosDAr


and TUESDAY, the llth and 18th instant,


FOR TWO DAYS ONLY!


A LII the most prominent and rare specimens OF
n NATURAL HIsroRr will be found IN the collec-
ton many Of which have not been heretofore exhib-
tied in the United States.


The science of natural history opens a wide field
for surous investigation. Nature shows itself under
such a diversity Of forms and dispositions in the
brute creation, that close observation Of them is al
ways a matter of instruction and amusement II is
needless to say, that visit to well-auanged mena-
gere is the only opportunity that the greater portion
OF a community enjoy Of beholding the hercer and
more formidable portion Of natures works. Its ad-
vantages are apparent. There, entirely free from
danger, and almost at one view, behold the most
ferocious Monsters terrible to the countries which
they nhabit, together with those more remarkable
for their beauty or singularity Of form.


The exhibition of this Menagerie is rendered in-
tensely interesting by the wonderful and unpara-
leled performances Of Mr.. PIERCE, the great Ma
poeon of the Age, with lions, leopards, grizzly
bears, &c. This great artiste will fonde, caress,
strike various attitudes, and render himself appar-
emily one Of these animals in their den. After
this he assumes command orders each to their respec
tive departments, and finally signalzes himself by
driving an african Lion in karness.


superior Brass Band is attached to the estab-
lshment.


On Monday, doors open from to and 81 to 9


p. m.


On Tuesday, from 10 to l2I a. MI and from to s.


and 81 to 8, p. m.


Admittance 25 cents children half-price.


For particulars see bills and pamphlets.


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