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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
ERUPTIONS, CHAPPED AND TENDER

trH most wonderful discovery in medical science for d.
seeee che SKIN that made by Vesprin the cee
bted Italian ply sican He shaped his discovery in The form
Of beautiful piece Of soap called the Italian Ch.mic Soap
Many physicians will hardly believe till they
founding effect Of this The proprietor himself has had for
years and hall dreadful crouous head dease he has
lionel day for weeks had the head shaved twice week has
taken sarsapaa without the slightest effect he had his
head washed weeks with T. and it !; curing il fast This
hin Of tan pimpes ckes roughne nothing can equal
this; il makes dark yellow skin white aud clear One trial
viii ssonsh all who try IL for capped flesh bites musqu-
es sc Sold the sign of the American Eagle SO Chatham
street Nv In Philadelphia by Zeber q Led ger Buildings;
Ia Boston Reddlug State street. Brooklyu Ii Iso Fni,
on o6 I'm sec
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Foreign Importations.

Macy son cks chains "a do mdse casks Ia bkts SO
anvils Hubbard-5 bales Leferts4 cks Newbod & Rus
sel-3 do a Newbold-7 cases Aterbury2 w Bend-37
SsIe' hhds Thompson COS crss hhds Rs;seTa5O
Anderson-6 Woodruff & Minum-33 crates Caredge-3
Connah-20O bxs tin plates Bruce son3 bales Slater
j Reese son--9 Austin x Wlmerdng-2O Richardson x
Wason,S5 ngs Scott-13 w Tory2i bxs tin "a chests
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FOR HALIFAX & LIVERPOOL.

A- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND
H&2H &c.-Persons about renting money to their
Z6NcXM0 friends iq the !" old country" can be sup
1&SS33dR piled with Drafts in sums Of rs, 10,
20 $50, any amount, pay able on demand
without discount other charge the National Bsk Of
Bankers, London Barnsd Co.; Exchange aud Discount
Bank Lyerpoo Eastern Bank q Scotland Greenock Bank
the branches throughout England Ireland
scotland and Wales, which drafts viii be forwarded by the
pllcation to w. Z rAPSCOI
their General Passage Office Peck Slip corner South st.
~ BAH letters from the country post paid.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
G.Washington, Burrows, Oct I
United States, Britton, Oct. 10
Rochester, Britton, Oct. i6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
Victoria, Morgan, Nov. I
FOR HAvRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. 8
Sully, Burrows, Oct. I6
Iowa, Lines, Oct. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON
CASPER HAUSER, Half Man Half Monkey, possessed Of
the power Of speech, yet walks upon all-fours.
Mr.. q. JENKINS, the Comic Deneaor. Tenor Singer
Banjo Player and the Southern Mnstres win introduce
full danseuse.
Performance in tbs Lecture Room commence az quarter to
8-afrrnoon entertainment on Saturday at O'Clock.
Abundance i2K
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
NATIONAL PAINTING

NATIONAL PAINTING
TTNHE EMBARKATION OF THE ri GRIM FATHERS
from DelHayen paintedby Robert w. Weir for the Re-
unda of the capitol Washington will be open for exhibition
October 3D. for short only the National Academy
Design, Broadway Of Leonard street.
Admittance rs Season Tickets so Catalogues
2h cents.
Open from A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ. s23 2wssc
IA HOBOKEN, Monday, Oct 9th, is43. This race will
be free for all cu boats exceeding % feet in length and
rowing Of sculs Of ydollars will be given,
three dollars enancs and all the money the
second best boat The distance will be three miles
that IS the be rowed in heats; boat
heats be entitled the purse after which all the
other boats again aud around the stake boat and
the first boat in will be entitled all the money All
boats wishing for the above will please
before Friday afternoon o'clock M boat will
be allowed to enter after that time. NJ MCCARTHY.
% 4tsec
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 8
Cleared.

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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Hottinguer, Bursley. Sept. S
Montezuma, Lowber, Sept. 7
Roscius, Collins, Sept. Is
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Quebec, Hebard, Sept. !
Hend'k Hudson, Moore, Sept 10
Panthea, Dennis, Sept. 20
FROM HAvRE.
Emerald. Howe, Aug. "a
Burgundy, Wotton, Sept. |
Iowa, Lines, Sept. s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
MASSACHU Sc IT'S Ray
MADAME COSTELLO.

tAIE PERIODICAL PILLS--,,uaI anteed in every
where The m Inthly periods have become irregular
colds NC fhey certainty Of action ha, long bee,
ave uselessly ried various boosted remedies Car,
times necessary 70 their use though they contain
hose who use the Pills, by Madame Costello, "a Lispe-
4 per boz. % imsr0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

ONE SILVER CUP; EIGHIEEN SILVER MEDALS,
" AND MANY DIPLOMAS have been awarded by the
Institutes and So~ees in Nee York, Boston Phl,delphia
and other places for the superiority of articles Reference
10 hundreds Of gdy iduas VI required.
The Stoves al he cd pat having been burnt
in February, 1912 Many made-the
ovens enlarged CRATES and fire places reduced The
poan the Tubular Oven stove. which the best baker
the Tubes radatpg woths through the bot
Of the than by any other plan.
The Comb Steam Conductor the perfect appara
for conveying off the steam aud smell from cooking
The Triumph steam Conductor, new, pattern 8t3-Ths
has large elevated and is also arranged carry
&c.
Caoers Heat Producers for churches fancy stores SC
Patterns of the splendid order, powerful heaters No
brick Innings will last fer years
Large Stoves for chur hes, school rooms &c. from
patterns made Tor the public schools.
Patent Agrcultulsts Furnace for boiling food for stock.
Used by farmers and Others every State Union Size
of is co. 40 So gallons Prices reduced
j. l.. MOTT, 26i W,ter street,
between Peck Slip and Dover street,
o5 3tissm aid IS Bowery.
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| WHEAT-6OOb bushels wheat now landing, for sale by--
| w E. X COLLINS II CO,
| o63f South street.
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TO PRINTERS. :
SfLE-Two founts Of Type, Minion and y npar 81
hsh have been used oni the New York Herald hrgIy
oftice.
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The store Liber-
ty and Pearl streets No. 1885, sold yesterday $22 600
store and lot No. SIS Liberty street sold for $l376O
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MADAME SUTTON,
PROFE SSOR OF SINGIN

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, professor OF music respectfully
his patrons and the public general that he
HIS removed from 50 Crosby 1856 LaureB street. where
orders Cotion Band parties etc in or out
Of town. will be thankfully received and promptly attended
Orders for will also be received at Mr.. W. Dubois music
xtnra ~ Irnsr
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uIt. OF Bermuda. = 'fI-s7f
An American brig steering North showing white signal,
lou 81 30. '
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, Ape,roneer
BY BELL X HOWARD.
g,or,s No e. .7nH street and us FNh"s ~

Az lO< O'Clock in the saIes room.
Extensive sale OF Elegant Furniture Of all descriptions
Also same time the gsntee furniture Of family going
TO Europe and emoy from Brooklyn for eonvenenee OF sale
Also piano fores paintings looking glasses china glass
and plated ware stoves, kitchen utensils &c. -
Also the balance of the stock Of Bmsse three ply Vene
tan and ingram capetng OIL cloth and mating piano toes
Also second hand piano fores BY order OF the Shern
MONDAY.
Furniture and Hotel saeAt ox o'clock will he sod th
household aud furniture OF the house NO 20 Cedar Sc
known IS the Stag =.
Also the contents Of the bar elegant lamps glass ware
quors aes segar looking glasses purchased with
in few months and in good order.
The household furniture will be first sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

CONCERT OF SlGNORA CASTELAR,, with Italian
English French and Spanish songs and accompanimenltby
the whole orchestra will positively take place. the hall
Of Washington Hotel on Tuesday evening, Oct TO- 1913.
Leader Of the orchestra Mr. NJ c. Timm Particulars in the
programmes.
Tickets each be had the music stores hotels and
the door.
Concert commence eight o'clock o56t~r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26
Your obedien, servant,
1.up y.TIoyAr Convention


We have requested correspondents TO commune
with The public upon the time, place and manner OF
appointing delegates to the General Convention. No
one has ye. favored with any communication upon
he subject, unlcss except the following extract OF
letter from Washington, January 81, which, in comp!;-
ance with correspondents request, we lay before
readers We shall, in due season, submit our we Ma
upon these questions, for the public consideration.
EXTRACT -! send you An appeal to the Democratic
party, which m"s, beg you 10 publish.
ave all agree in Convention, 10 concentrate anc
harmcnze the Democratic party. But hiS Conrtn-
nm cannot do ouhou, ii te oreani=ed in manner 10
command Tie public confdeacr. Uniformity, subsian-
tally, in the mode foPponting delegates, is ndi'pen
sable and the entertainment OF the best is deeply
interesting 10 the whole country. TIE proposed Con-
vention being purely popular movement, without
any of the restraints njunc,ons OF The Constitution
laws, il to me- that delegate selected from
each Congregational District in such manner as the Peo-
pie therein might adopt would secure that confidence,
SO essential 10 The full and complete OF tie con-
tsmplated movement.
GAS 10 the time at which the proposed Convention
should assemble, would suggest, tina, some day IN
IA, say May, be selected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

ported 10 the Senate Tor the augmentation of lie Ma!
zine Corps The necessity al this Is universally ie!i
IL is doubtful whether the contemplated addition 9.
i've hundred men viii increase the expense, Il III
dispense with a corresponding number of landsucu
md watchmen. now employed. But why TO things
.a,perfec,ly, If they ought to be done at ali: Why
should there rot be 4 corresponding increase oi
officers, who are indispensable To The efficiency and
discipline Of the mel: This mn,a,ion will no' only
seriously impair The Utility Of the additional force BE-:
deprive the officers Of this neglected corps Of Ina.
terate promo,ior to which they fairly cu,it!cd.-
'rhere are neriiotions iieu;enals IL il, cf neatly ii
30, quite twenty years standing Such dfeaty per
pecve must camp The atdor OF the most manly spirit,
;IHa<iimgton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26
Your obedicnt and humble servant,
ISAAC J. LETTWICH.
FOR THE ENQUIRER

To tho Democrats # he Senatorial District composed
Of lie counties of Charlotte Prince Ed'card Lunen-
burg, end .Notionay
FelIow-ci,zsDs BY the resignation, after the pre-
sent session Of the Genera Assembly, OF our faithful
and worthy Senator, LOUIS e. Bouldin, Esq you are
called upon to select candidate TO represent you the
Senate Tor the balance Of the Constitutional term,
half of which only is abou, to expire. I, is impor
tant question, how and when shall this selection be
made' respectfully proposed to each Of The
ties composing your District 10 appoint Delegates or
their respective February Court days, to District Con
venton 10 be held at Prince Edward Court House, on
February Cour, day. for that county, for The purpose
nominating suitable candidate 10 the Office to be
vacant Prince Edward Court day being the latest al
the series, affords ample opportunity for speedy and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

ssnne OF the Members OF Congress acting varI-
Gus parts in the pending Presidential Question Wit
NJ as for example, the letters which addressed 10
the Van Buren, Meeting in ph'Iade'pa by members OF
Congressional San appeal to the Democratic party,
on the princp!es Of National Convention for the no.
mnation Of President and Vice President Of the L.
S,a,es'--a small circular pamphlet of five pages, re-
ferrcd to by one of our Correspondents We would
rather tina, members of Congress should forhear,
if possible, from such discussion but if they are
prompted by strong considerations Mt nl 10 take u
part, We should prefer that they individually take n
par, in open, public manner, than move m organ
,7cd Caucus and Conventions, Of ia private, actre
manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

a letter in the y. Y. Tribune (Whig) written from
indianapolis, OF The 9,l INST. states that the Demo-
cratic Convention had just closed is session The Con
vcnt,on nominated tacir candidate for Governor,
James Whiicomb, lae Commissioned Of the General!
Land Office 7 he Correspondent, of the Tribune says
tiat ..;he Loco foco Convention have selected thirty.
two Delegates TO their National Convention They ap-
pointed also Committee Of five 10 CORE spond with the
persona spoken OF for President and Vice President and
ascertain their views relative to National Bank, Pro-
tsc,ive Tariff, Tariff for Revenue, Distribution, and
Restriction of the Veto power, and also 10 nterroec:e
them as 10 their willingness 10 abide The decision of o
National Convent on, aud person who does NOT satis
scory these questions can receive the support
Of lie I7d;a-a L3co F9c9s"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

The Somers uutiny- Decision 81 Tie Coa7 # Enq.i,y.
New YORK. Jan. 2ooa visiting the North Carol =
IA this mo:n,nr our reporter was informed that the
Cour, of Enquiry to decision n the case sub.
mitled them b? The Secretary ofthe Navy, Thnrs
dav night. The Court .hen edjourned to ih;s day,
a, O'Clock, p. NJ when they Will FINISH heir lahor',
and transmit tie result 30 Tie Navy Department. OF
The complexion OF their opinion nothing be known
until made public by the Secretary OF the Navy; but
from the short time which elapsed from the closing of
the testimony until the agreement "i the Court, II is
supposed TO be favorable 10 Leat. Mackenzie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26
Your most odedIent,
ALEX SLIDELL MACKENZIE,
L. s. S. North Carolina, l3th
To the Court Of Inquiry.

The Court then discussed the question Of attaching
the Commanders document 10 the record Of the Court
Judge Adv The is question of usage as TO the
practice OF the Courts Of Inquiry, with which am but
slightly acquainted
Com. Stewart. Ii can have no weigh. with US IS
testimony. We tire antioT.zed only TO examine wit
nesses.
The original roper, If Commander Mackenzie, We
Ina already Incorporated IN the record.
Commndore Dallas. The statement is in my view,
only defence and cannot be properly annexed to The
record because defence 10 not allowable in Courts OF
Inquiry.
The Court however decided 10 annex the documen,
10 the record.
Judge Adv. | have produced all the evidence
at my control.
Two or three witnesses Of Capt Mackenzies remain
ing 10 be examined,
The Court ,acn adjourned until Thur.lay, when
very l;,e testimony exhibited and The Enquiry
III osed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

!. late ;c,.e- from Washington states that al is
pec;ei, thlt Cong.ess wI d. but liite this Wincr-
As yet, movement evea IN the Committee Of Ways
aad II has been MA lie on the Tatf-nor need the
country expect ury action. The present Law will moi
b.ng in over III millions Of dollars nett revenue, II that
much Some think, the President will be compelled 10
call an Extra Session; and tha, the Wings lesve
matters 30 force this alternative upon him. The
Exchcquer has bu, few friends No halfway House
u,il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

DrrAtcArIox.-Mr. Thompson, the Treasurer oil The
Philadelphia, Wilmington md Rlliimote Railroad cen.
pany. and we believe, cashier o. bank 1t Wrlmngton
i pronounced, perceive deitu!ier 10 Inc Railroad
conpaur ia SO GCJ We understand that he purchased
The stock of The company, wh is funds IN ms hands,
1t, the uggeson Of tie lac p!er:!en' n order 10 sd
vance its price in The market. The stock, like every
thing else in these times, has fallen. ard ans led to his
ynin 1t is pity, he ic generally believed 10 DO
worthy, honest gentleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

GixiRAL C,ss received al Harrisburg with
mech distinction its citizens offered him the honor
Of rnh.ic dmncr, which he respectfully declined -
IL !efi harrisburg on tie l9lh for the West
Rumo-s sill! a;nat that there has been
sharp shc,,ing between hlessrs Cass and Webster.
private letter from Washington I'm the Baltimore Pa
;ro;) says alt reported hcre political circles, that
very sharp correspondence took place between Mr.
WEBSTER and Gov Cass, during the visit of the latter
to this city. The subject The Qu'ntnple Treaty.
ard The provision cf the Washington Treaty in refer
% The main;ensnct al squadron on the cnast of
aircs II is Paid shat Gov. Cass lock gccssion in the
course of OF his letters 10 refer, in very personal
sad even offensive way, TO the course of Mr. Webster
during tie las, WAL
One Of Washington Correspondents states that
Gen Cas- ii - sad Will take Mr. Wets,ers place, rs
scon as The Captain cen dispense with his services.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

MusicAL TRr6r-Let every body who has sou!
wend their way 10 MIR. BassinIs Concert al the Elk.
change TO nigh This gentleman Is without a.tery,
Ia brilliant, 4rfists, aud his violin always the
deene.i sensh,tes Of the heart. Those who have heard
tie master strokes er "aganiu. have, CT hearing Bass
nj, had crowd OF delightful associations revived.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

THIS Special Committee on the James River and IA
nawha Company have gone up the Canal, we presume
as high as Lynchburg, for the purpose OF seeing
what work has been done by the Company, and in what
manner it has been executed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

On Tuesday last, the Board of Directors of LIE Bank
of Virginia appointed SAMUEL MARX, Esq, Of this
City, Cashier Of the Eank-a gentleman, admirably
qualified for the appointment he las accepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

complete movement. Of the party, which you sao ud NOT
fail to improve.
The Democrats of Nottoway are Likewise informed
that nominations Of delegates TO the Democratic Gun
yea,ion to NEE. in Richmond the 4h Of March And
of Democratic candidate for the county, are expected
to be made al their February Court
January 90 1913. NOTTOWAy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

~ NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting Of the Deno.
erano Party Of the County Of GarrSsviLtE, will be
held on February Cout, day next he chief object
being the appointment Of Delegates 10 The STAT. Demo.
cratic Convention 10 b. held ut ;hs CITY OF Richmond
nm tho Ar ,,ay oC March reSt ,iasY ForERs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

Henry Allmand, Esq, distinguished emher Of
lie bar and gentleman respected for the virtues that
odorn Lumaniiy, departed this liie al Norfolk, very
suddenly on Friday evening last, IN the 3olh year oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

-. 70 ~ ean ...- -n Of ,:s ....... of south casaln.
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Virginia, in regard to her debts. am happy 10 find that
is superfuous to say word favor Of the most
scrupnous compliance ofthe State with oil her contracts
The laie unanimous vote in favor Of paying interest
promptly the James River pnd Kama wha bonds, is
worthy of all praise The odious doctrine of repudi-
alton can never be for one moment entertained IN our
Commonwealth. do not believe there is single State
in the Union so bur,hened, that it cannot eventually
discharge all its obligations Ours certainly can. Her
debt, although considerably augmented still light in
comparison with wha. her resources would enable her
TO meet, in comparison with the debts Of most
other States in the Union; and have where in
the Union reached anything ike the bur,hen which the
peace establishment Of European States requires
Great Britain, for example, SITE. the Continental
War, when visited by q revusion in trade greatly
distressing TO her than the she is aborns
under taxed al The rate Of twenty eight per cent.
the whole taxable income Of the nation France
more than twenty. Ave- and most OF the other nations
Ut Europe, in like proportion. They have pass
ed through this trying odee without sinking under II,
and We. /, would he dsgracefu for any State
IN the non to fae in her exsrtons before she had,
at least accomplished much those of Europe par
ticrlarly when remember that the debts and bur.
lhens of Europe imposed by the strife of mona!chs,
and that the people have nothing left of these enor-
nous expenditures, sut the memcy of sanguirary bat.
ties which The wealth of Enrope was disspa.ed and
the flower Of her citizens cut down Our burlhens
the contrary, have all been imposed By ourselves the
peopc, for orr own benefit, and although have but
loo frequently been sadly disappointed, yet all
work and, moreover, in the great majority OF
cases, have, at least, something to show for
debts The expenditure has mt been wholly profit.
less as-hns been the with Europe. Many an i'm.
provement that shall pay interest On the debt
incurred may nevertheless, be lasting benefit to the
State in which il lies.
The bonds Of the State have not until recently fallen
below their par value. This fall has nrisen from two
CAUSES The decline of State credit generally and the
Issue Of large quantity Of State certificates, TO
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-07
GRAND EXHIBITION AT APOLLO HALL.
COMBINATION OF SCIENCE AND NOVEL,

COMBINATION OF SCIENCE AND NOVEL
~ Tf.-The citizens Of Washington are respect
fully informed that the Grand Cameroscope for ex.
hIbung Dioramc Paintings similar to that which has
attracted immense crowds nightly at the Great Hall
Of The Pyrotechnc Institution, London, and which
has been exhibited in the Northern Cities and receiy-
ed with the highest appreciation by crowded audien-
ces, will be exhibited in this city for this week only
commencing on Tuesday evening, Nov. I, at half
past seven O'Clock.
This splendid apparatus for the illustration Of Do
ramic Paintings and the grand II ydro Oxygen Micro
scope will be exhibited IN this city for the first time
together with the Drummond Light, represented
IN New York by the celebrated Dr. Lardner.
magnificent collection Of Dioramic Paintings has
Just been received.
n b. The Virginia Minstrels engaged for a
few nights, and due notice will be given Of their first
appearance
Nothing need be said Of them, as they stand unri.
vailed and have long been known the best original
delineators Of Ethiopian MInstrelsy in the world.
y Tickets 25 cents, children half price
~ Doors, open at T. exhibition to commence at
u O'Clock. nov 7.5t