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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
NH ll--wew WIN c. SANDS. C. 6.
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk

" lRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Zee ofths Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Cir
cut. the sixth day Of March. 1873
Richard H. haNal and Moneure Robinson, prrG.,
Thomas L. Hamilton and Margaret u. wife formerly Iicth
anu oher defts
me defendants above named having appearance
AMI given security according the rules of
THIS Court and appearing by satisfactory they ar.
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth that the said
defendants do here the Rules the first Mon
day IN June neat and the plaintiffs; and tina,
NJ ths order be some newspaper publish
Ell in the city Of Richmond suecessiyey and p
ed at tile front door of the Capitol in the city
COpy-Teste:
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE

NEW Uh1 UUUDS SlUnE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EDRIs BERKLEY & CO.
HAVING taken the house on Nam or T.. St.,
II one door below Messrs. wadsvorh. Turner will
open this day, and splendid stock Of French English and
American Dry Goods selected
purcha-cd under the most favorable auspices Baltimore
lpha New York markets The stock being 'IiEstrg
ty take pleasure in recommending it Inspection
Richmond anil the adjacent county The following art
Col.E,yooi Riaek Invisible Green aud blue Cloths
Cassmeres-oo single double miled Cassrnercs
Fancy eolorcd mcd new style Dab dc
Etc Balpour
Chens Gambroons, a new and handsome article
Chala Vestng, Fancy Silk do
Blk DIX silk vevets
Blk seTge SilesA's
81, a. S4 Brown French Linens
Heavy Linen Drnss cold and white comprising fun a1'o
1914, liza, IA Bsrn,ley sheetns,
Ct l2-4 Hamilton do
Russia Diapers, Birds Eye do
Solid cord de LANES very fine
Fanny eord de Lanes very cheap
Chsne Satin. striped do real French
Satin striped Chaly
Lawn, and Painted muslin,, in great vanety
English and American Prints from ST cents and upwards
Furniture prints from CT upwards
Ea>iou and Manchester Ginghams
Lupins best BotnbaLnes, from 81 and upwards
Apaees Lu.,res, Paraeenes
nix and blue blk Gro DE- soi
Blue blk figured striped Silks
Cord hgd, striped plaid silks
striped Muslin Victoria Robes
keens Of superior make Irish Linens cheap Taon Mnsn'
white and eoloured
Bonnet Lawns cap and bonnet ribbons Neck do pavs
looms blk and cold Italian Cravats large Of Thread
cheap Edginr
We'd Do Cape Lese Silk and Cotton Hose and half Hose Threads
Spool Tapes Needles Ladies
Kid Gloves light and DARK superior quality Fancy Mt
fingered DO L. C. Haas Pongee sPeheh and Bandanna do small
Sik for the neck
Including urge as-ormen, Of beached and unb eaehed
tics Bed Ticking Cotton Osnahurgs ~ Twted Baggng Nos l.
? a. Bursp Pz Pad Checks and other desirable goods
all NJ which will be sold low for CASH Country merchants visiting
the city would 10 well to call before purchasing elsewhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

DO hereby certify that the persuasion my friends
purchased sfa bottle 81 Smiths or Renovato Of Health
and found great relief have hid disease
years past am confident that have has
gwen me as much relief think restore me
q health. nov an A. StIrpuFpn
JrLy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

n thANCERN-NIRGISIN-At holden in a.. ,Y--S.-
Il Office Of the Superior Co Cuaneery for the Rehn, -
cut the 9th day OF March, We
John Thompson, IT, and Curtis Carter p,,,.
I,. 49, ~ nm -, anu aho'nef' Drfs,
defendant above named not having his appeatapc.
ana gwen security according the Assembly and m. -
" ~ Court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
an ab'aht OF TINS Commonwealth ordered that the a
ue7iaht 10 appear here NJ the
IN jane neat aud answer the b Of plaintiff and Tia, COM
OF l- order be forthwith inserted newsparer pubh5 ~
the City OF Richmond for and ,h
front door OF the Capitol in the said copvLTs.,s
NH lI-wqw
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LANDRETH'S
w ARR ANTED GARDEN SEEDS

LANDRETH'S
GARDEN SEEDS.
AN this day opening Spring supply Seeds from the
n well known establishment ofMr David Iande Seed has
for several years satisfaction The following varieties
consist IN part ofmy present assortment
Asparagus Ariehoke Melon water
Beet, long blood DO mountain .rou,
DO early turnip rooted DO nutmeg
10 Mangle Wuir1sl DO Ciron
DO French Sugar Mustard Nasu,tiaD
Beans Horticultural Onion silver sEin
10 long pod DO Wetherheh
DO red speekIed valentine Parsley. pain
DO brown do do DO etledI
DO China white red eye P,rsnip 6nc .,,y,,s,,,
10 white snney Peas Landreths early
70 cranberry bu'h DO large msrrowiat
-, s"g yeuo" DO early frame
10 scarlet funne" DO royal dwarf prolific
DO Lima DO blue imperial
DO Dutch Pumpk,n cbssse
saoeeoL purple cape Radish long seahetshor top
D D,5s' lehman Teeh DO white tirnp
10 LandfeihshIge york DO black Spanish
Do large Dnnhsad Do summer v,bts
DO ha Dutch Rhubarb
DO Dumhcad Savoy salsafy
DO early Bstersea spin,cb round s,vov
DO green eurlcd Savoy DO hrickiy seeded
DO red Dutch Tor picking souash long green
Carrot long orange Do Lima or eoeo, NH,
Celery white Tomatoes
DO red Tumip, fat Dutehy EARL
cueumbsr, long green DO large globe
DO early frame DO Ruta Baga
Lgg rant purple M early stone
hndine eured DO Dates Hybrid
Lettuce, early cabbage Flower sesd.
DO large curied India Corn
DO brown Dutch m. ,boy. ~. ,r,,,,,,.a O.,
10 seenIos be genuine % the quail
DO Ice DO ties ofthe seeds the yender wish
e, 70 Be remembered that what sold by growth Of
pr Lavd lande with slight sSeepton warranted with
ene confidence that thsy wupon prove To be Ear supsroto
mos o. egn importation such usually collected the
BThe Subscriber orders for fruit and ornamental
frees shrubs hot and house Plants Pness noeae-C,t
"s''' may DC h'd gratis on application to ,...
~ Athe richmond Medical Emporium, Richmond Va
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PEAKE, JONES & WINSTON,


.f6RfCULTURfL LMPLEME-NTS
Nv I'LL, after the first April, locate themselves
IN the House, present occupied by Mr. A. King.
doors below the Rel Tavern, and immediately opposite Mansion
House They will kecp constantly hand OF the
best FAMILY GROCERif purchased principally cash. which
viii enable them TO sell low buyers who buy
for The undivided of partner
eusNcy devoted the sale OF all pucc conicd the
care OF the Having had fifteen
Richmond AMI Fredericksburg. dealer and always
well acquainted with the condition quality OF
the article be pi the farmer
That class OF the friends anl e. r. r. nothing
more be said IN OF his
Merchant In that branch Of their business they
regular charges foo alc, they
reasonable his merchant nothing
rceisy like the present pcqu
site of the trade ssndncut along In
days they will improved
with Woolssy Wooey's Loaf sugar
which they will sell by package reduced price
for cash for satisfactory paper.
Richmond March sisi, isI3.
REFERENCES;
BosroS-E Williams Co, J. Townsend Hardy Baker
WoRCEsrrR. MNss-Rurrlcs, Noutsc A Mason.
Nav NoKN-Arcn Il PaSrn. Jno Mayhn Go.
BNuSoRt-Atchd Hart Isaac q. rcck. a Son
GEcRGErowS u. C.-Franccs Dec Jno. n King. Kent
W,sm>gro> CtrY-Wm. Ormc
ALEXANDRIA, H. C.Ruhctt Jameson, Lambert 4 Mckenzie.
fNLNoUTI. NN.-Murray Forbes Jos II. Fckln 4
fREpERicKsrvEo N,-Jno. Son WIN Redd Forbes 4
Ferry, N. n. Wallace, Jno Hart. :. J. Baydcs
NoEToLx. N,.-Souirt l. BELL
R.nSoSp-llaNal Brother Co. Warwick Barksae n. w
n j. j. Fry Co Dunlop. Noneurc wnfree.
e. ilohson :. Baxter A. seldom Davenport Aucn L. H.
Lewis Webb r. 4 j. = James Co. Kendall Atwater
Cu,Hr"rrrs'LLE-no. L. Jones 10. Valentine Fry IL
Watts.
n. H. II. the first April may be found a, the
counting OF Jno. H. Eustace II. W.
Liberal advances cash be made produce and
ehaniite shipped To the address Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

a. Hs.s 4.-s7 ucutan. Nc.-
- Nos. /, ., ?, {, ; and g. Anson's Europe
Nos. !, >, and Brands Encyclopedia
James Forrest Days, and many -iher works, for sale by
NH J. W. RANDOLPH.
NSANESCA ,S ORAL SYSTEM-A further supply
IVs ceiyed the Bookstore of
mh2g SMITH DRINKER & MORRIS.
G,tTORS On BILLS Or ENCIANGL.-A further
- supply received ;hc Bookstore
NH SMITH. DRINRER MORRIS.
EeSEANes-Just received per by
n BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
and Governor streets below Eagle Ruins
"BMEss. BRUSHES AND PERFUMERy.- A
X handsome received and for sale by
BOLTON l. HARRISON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

" IN ! NEkSliP-Ihc subscribers having
aoea'fd themselves together purpose Of conduct
nu'no's 10 ~ various brsnches-under o.
vgef Co-invc The attention Of public 10 their stock
W poo Shoes Trunks &C. point ~ durability Having
n''n selected with great eare) inferior in This ely
o.. " WEIsIGER.
f'h' y ~ n. &. WINSTON.
heng necessary close
my Individual business speedily possible an persons indebt-
20 20 me arc earnestly solicited n ea and their respective
counts f. 7 y WEIslGER.
tBAAsAGE LAMPsIus and beautiful pat
ems of cut and plain Passage Lamps which VIII cell ve
hT JAMES EVANS.
~ ANkEENswe have and oer for sale very ow-5O
bales and cases Avondsle Stoves Lns Petersburg and
Baersea Nankeens both and plain long sho pieces
sp5 KENT KENDALL a ATwATRR
EfAUILY FBOUH.-9Oo bbl.. consisting Of w swoop.
- w. Gap T. w. Ers Eagle, J. Bankers Hin br,nds
For sah BY lspisl SHIELDS sOMERvILIE
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4 coly-Teste.
NH II wN a. s,xns -,
,s c,n,a n ~ "a. SEnrI oil Appeals, held at

" iNui4NiA.-at Sourt oil Appeals, held at
the Capitol, in the City Richmond on Saturday No.
eth 1850 "'' ''hf'h
David isaacs, ,r,,r,>
against
John X. Jones' ,,r,..
The
-''
Joel Nancy, .r,.. | pom nap
ana appee peal from
Tn, am, decree pro-
-" S,e appTt nonne.d by
N,,,,,S, 49,, the Circuit
chants and partners trading under nIn and ~ '
style OF BTainham & Bib, kc. |
The writ Of hcias ,.i,. ~
peas IN inc name OF Eebeu r. Watson A. hor.
non with The vi" annexed OF the appellant not being returned
euied on the appellee joel Yancy and IL appearing 20
uoh OF the Court that he this Comm
On me motion OF the said Egert r. Watson by eopp
a r said appellee Joel Nancy appear here on The
is' "h' IN May mex" to shew cause WHY the aid
ah not DC ana stand revived and be proceeded in In m.
that copy Of this order be forthwith in some
ee--ivey and that another copy thereof be posted n, ,h
OF the Capitol in the said City. ''
Copy-Tesie,
J.
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MINIATURE PAINTING.

MRS. OUTLET, who is well known rs n
1'l Miniature Painter having returned Richmond oneu- bsr
services In te Who wish faithful hksncs OF themselves
the ladies and gcntcHen specimens
street. door TO Mr. fcrsco's 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

DOMESTICS, DOMESTICS.
ID ECRIVED and for sale
y ~ i2f bleaehed sncctings
- and - heached Shringa
Brown shinngs NJ 81, . and Toe
Bieached and brown Drnings
Cotton Oznaburga
CaIcoes NJ M prices
Irish Linens Diapers
And many other desirable Goods which viii be- sod ele,p
iof cash by lmh idl W. ~. CHRISTIAN 4 co.
kAM or CoLUMBIAThe best cheapest prcps ration for
- The hairever offered 10 the public Tor sale by
NH li--Jm J. ". EUSrACE son.
ENTLEMEN's OVER sHOEs-Just received splendid mr.,
- uelo ofne Patent Rubber Over Tor Gcntien,rn
ja10 aAut pt-rNPv
IRUTrER vENisON.-Ffesh ton and hrsin Rrus, and !.
- small lot fine Nonison and m sale bv
bg 80 -,
RHANDY PORTER, &C Very hne Old London DOCK Rr, r,
- london Brown Stout 10. Pale Ao Tor sale
ap ~ AZ uApptsoN
GARDEN HOES RARES. &c
IHARDs GARDNER have Just received lot Of Garden
Hoes Rake- Spades which they viii cheap
CAV o. The Hardware AMI Fancy Store shockoe oppo
sNe ne swan Tavern ap6
ANILY FLoUR-A few bbl. Ganghorne's Family Flour, Tor
aely ap3 w. NJ. HARRtsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

WINDOW GLAss.--so boxes assorted Tor BY
w NH : T. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

AVE Just received fresh supply Of Garden
Seeds from Sof-also. different Of Harden
se,d grown this State all Of which they recommend fresh
and genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
New Orleans.
Correspondence ofthe.Herald.l
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4, lS43

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1913.
All about Church Difficulties, Theatres, &c.
There have been great dongs here among the
reverend clergy since my last. The exasperaion
between the bishop and wardens has branched out
into sundry little petty and personal difficulties
law suits, nights &c. Firstly, the Wardens wishing
to try the question of the right of the Bishop TO APP
point Curates, have sued the Bishop, and employed
host OF learned lawyers to prosecute the suit the
ground OF this prosecution is, that the Bishop has
deprived the congregation of the church of st
Louis OF the services OF Pastor their congrega-
ton They lay their damages at $40, 900, and have
employed as their counsel Mr. Soule and some
some half dozen others The Bishop is to be de-
Tended by John r. Gryares, host in himself In
addition TO this leading case, we have sundry suits
for libel among the priesthood. OF course this
mighty contest could be carried out without the
assistance of newspapers so the different parties
have established newspapers to sustain their differ
ent opinions. One is called the "Pensenr," and
is edited by an ex-priest named "Foul-who ?-see;''
the other is called Propagateur Catalogue" and
is edited by Able Perche, jealous advocate of the
Bishop. Now these two holy men have made sun
dry severe charges against each other. Ex-Father
Foulhowsee accuses Father Perche of having Sc
duced some girl at the north and Father Perche
retorts upon Foulhowsee with charge of swind-
ling. Father p. upon an affidavit, arrested Elk
Father F. for libel and now their respective
friends are abusing one another In the most holy
style. What the affair will end in God only knows,
or the devil only knows, for suspect he has more
to do with the affair than God.
Things quite lively here in the theatrical line
The st. Charles has made happy hit in engaging
Harry Placide /; he Is trump and draws excellent
houses. Barton is at the American, and also has
fine houses We have three circuses going on, do
ing well. The city is becoming crowded with new
Corners There will be some starving or stealing in
New Orleans this winter. ORLEANoIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
o THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

The method practiced by the box-keeper of the
Park Theatre in seating the audience, seems high
ly censurabe, when carried to too great extent.
1t is his custom to give lady and gentleman in
company (where places have not been secured du-
ring the day. the third orfourth seat backf par
ty consists of three persons, the second seat is
assigned them-and company of four individuals
only can be accommodated with front bench
Thus you will observe, on al! occasions when the
house is not uncommonly full, a great number of
and third are more or less filled with ladies' Upon
several occasions have known persons of my ac-
quantance to hasten to the theatrical early hour,
in order to secure good place, but have been po-
ready taken, and then had the modification of
seeing it vacant during the entire performance.
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
Cincinnati.
Correspondence of the Herald)
CINCINNATI, Dec. IL, 1913.

CINCINNATI Dec. ii, 1913.
AS see you have no regular correspondent
here shall take upon myself the "literary HONOR
and make myself an occasional one. Our city is
fast filling up with all kinds Of people (some of
them may be very good ones,) and houses are very
scarce rents very hgh-any kind of small
house will bring $500 to $275 per year. We have
at this time several Philadelphia capitalists here,
buying and building small houses, as they are found
to be the most productive. Cannot New York send
out some delegates? Our Pork season has just
commenced, and at prices that will insure profit to
the packers, unless some unheard of turn takes
place. Hogs should not be worth over 50 to cause
profit; but eastern purchasers are, paying Ss2 62
to 50 IS. We will put up as usual about $50 to
I7s,0OO Our river is in good boating, order
freight to New Orleans so for pork, 40 for -four
passage $l5;;, We have plenty of boats and plenty
of freight. The National theatre is open with Kr-
by as the bright peculiar star,"-as might be con-
jectured, small houses Can you send on Ole Bull,
whiskey IS to IS l-2. We are too moral out here
to have Van Colt or Melinda Hoag cases but if
we should accidentally have any, you shall hear
again from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

Tur ,Tp1cAIs-DEcIIyE OF THE DRAMA.-Ihe
result of our own experience and observation du
ring our late tour in England and also III this city
since return, quite convinces us OF the decline
of the drama During the last week Macready,
acknowledged TO be the greatest artist in the line.
has been playing to three or four hundred dollar
houses-meagre, empty, cold, cherries, inhospita-
bic houses And all this, whilst the great musl-
clans, and the vocasts of all kinds, making
their thousand and two thousand dollars "a night
II is very evident that the English drama on both
sides of the Atlantic is on its last legs. And 1t is
also very clear that. this state of decrepude has
been the result as much, If not more, from the
want of the machinery TO keep it up, as from the
change in the public taste. One by one the great
lights of the English stage have gone out, leaving
darkness behind We have in our day only Ma
cready left and he is the incarnation of the soulless
routine mechanism the preudices, the GOODNESS, the
artistical excellence, the absurdtles OF the Eng
lish stage for the last two hundred years. is IN
fact in the theatrical world, what his Holiness the
Pope is now in the church-merely the remem'
brancer of glory departed-the robes and tlnselry
and mitred CROWN without the august, living
and breathing, majesty and power, which de-
cided the fate of nations, and made the haughtl-
est potentates of earth tremble on their thrones
And in this opinion we include Mr. Forrest, who
appears TO be of the same school, and who excites
feeling only when there comes trpplngly from
his tongue a speech about the "New York Herald
They are the last Of race disappearing forever
from the world unless some great revival takes
place in this country. Alas poor Macready alas
poor Forrest Last OF the cooked hats we are sor-
ry for ye'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

INTERESTING SCENE AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
The church of ST. Stephen in this city, appears to
be quite the birthplace Of interesting ecclesiastical
movements. II was here that the great Puseyite
flame first broke forth and on Thanksgiving Day
the walls OF the building re-echoed to the first dis
charge of spiritual artillery against His Holiness
the Pope, O'Connel, the priests and all foreign in
huences operating against the stability OF free
institutions. The Rev Mr.. Price, the Rector,
preached that day, and after induging In strain
of eloquent pan, gyrlc on the institutions OF this
country--which contained matter enough TO consil-
tute the bone and muscle of half dozen irst-rate
Native American speeches-the reverend gentle
man proceeded to speak of the late bull of His Ho-
illness the Pope, and the proclamatons Of O'Con-
nell against the domestic institutions of the South
These impudent assaults were denounced by Mr..
Price with great vehemence, and with such effect,
that the congregation unable TO restrain their feel
ings, even in the house of Cod gave several rounds
ut loud applause.
This incident exhibits very clearly the amazing
progress of the new party Their principles are
thus finding their way even into the churches, and
friends and allies are starting up everywhere.
RoBBERY OF PoMERoY's ExPREss.-We are sorry
TO say that the trunk. stolen from the steamer
'NAD"eihiS
seen or heard Of; neither are its contents known
To-day we shall learn the vauel of what was
packed in IT, as soon as the mail from Albany ar
rlves Every search has been, and continues to
be made for the robber and trunk.
BALLs.-The grace, loveliness, sparkling ewes.
and sylPh-like form of " Young America" will be
ccngregated at the Tivo Saloon on the 22d inst
bah on the most magnificent scale is TO be gwen
on that evening by the American Republicans OF
the Eighth Ward. II will be the most brilliant at
fair of the season
very elegant ball will be given by the New
York Highland Guard on Wednesday evening. the
9th inst at the Apollo
A GRAND CONCERT for I've benefit of the poor,
will be given tomorrow evening, at ST. Patrick's
Cathedral. That magnificent building will be light
ed with gas this occasion, for the first time, and
The whole scene will be very grand and imposing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

Norier-ln consequence of the application of several
individuals for information beg leave TO state that
young by the name of Fay Robinson, formerly OF
Richmond Virginia, is not, and never was connected
with this establishment, in any capacity whatever
We would also beg leave state that I'm. H. .4t,te is
not now employed by this paper norter either at
Washington or elsewhere has he been employed by
us for more than six months
We have been compelled to make these notices TO the
public in order to relieve our reporters from the
quences Of other persons conduct in way connected
with US or this journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

Mysteries ef New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ding Exp0se-Great Meeting In the sa-
loon or the Exchange.
On "Wednesday next, at half past three O'clock in
the afternoon, the great assemblage OF persons who
have been defrauded by gang of common swind-
lers, will take place at C,yers Saloon in the Ex-
change. 1t is sufficient for say present that
every business man in New York is deeply interes-
ted in the expose of the fraudulent practices of these
gangs of sharpers, and it is therefore TO be hoped
that all who have been robbed by their operations
will appear with memoranda of the sum obtained,
and the modus operandi of the transaction. II IL
with pleasure we state that Alderman UNDERWOOD
has consented preside on the occasion, and seve-
raj gentlemen, well acquainted with the history Of
these rogues, will address the meeting In case
the saloon should not be found large enough to ac-
commodate the crowd, the large room of the Ex-
change will be used for the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

CAUTION To THE COMMUNITY. evening or
two since fellow formerly connected with one of
the defunct presses Of city, passed into OF
our theatres, representing himself attachf OF
this paper. The fraud was detected in a few
minutes afterwards, and he escorted back TO
the entrance door, and assisted into the street. We
have the names of some dozen loafng, haf-priced
literary spongers who have attempted the same
fraud at other places of public amusement and who
if again detected in this deception, will be public
w exposed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

0l5- SPLENDID PERFORMANCES TO-DAY AT
three o'clock at Peales Museum and in the
ing and this is the last day Of the white negroes who
very great curiosity there will be hundreds to
them. The performances will be of the richest kind by
Miss Adar Cerito sc. Madame Adolphe the phosophic
fortune teller may likewise be consulted at all hours Of
the day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

GET YOUR WHITE KIDS REApy.-Charlotte Cush-
man takes a benefit at the Park tonight
The friends and admirers of the fair beneficiary are
legion, and the house will be crowded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

An AsrNr wASrEp.-An active and enterprising man
is wanted TO agent for the Herald in Trenton New
Jersey where he can, with small capital establish
business which viii prove lucrative Apply at this