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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14
Isy the President Of the United States

NJ In pursuance Of law JAMES K Polk President Of the
known that public aforementioned land
Offices the Territory Of Iowa. the periods hereinafter desg
land office DUBUaUE commencing Monday. the
day Of September the disposal Of the public lands
within the aforementioned townships, TO wit:
townships eihiy-fve and eirhtysix range one:
townships eighty -four and eighyfve, Of range two;
Townships eighyfOur eghyhve and eishysx, OF range
townships eighty four and eighty-si1 of range four;
Township eighyfour and fractional township esfyfve,
bacns islands in the Msspp river forming Of sections
Fractional township eighty including part Of an island IN the
Of range six;
frastO1a sGvRhiP including o and
ships eighty three and eighty four. Of range six;
island within limits Little Rock island and the south
Townships eighty eighty north. inclusive OF range
of the fifth principal meridian.
Also place. commencing Monday,
of October next for the disposal Of the public lands within the
NORTH the line rest effhs A principal sridisr
Townships sevenyeigt TO eighty inclusive, Of range
townships seventy to eight inclusive range
Townships seventy to eighysx inclusive Of range ee
townships seventy eight eighty One inclusive range
Township seventy eight of ranges
office FAIRFIELD commencing Monday the
fifteenth day September next for the disposal Of the public
North Of line and IF the h principal eridan.
Townships seventy TO sevenseven inclusive Of
townships seventy to inclusive range eleven
seventy seven, inclusive, of range twelve.
Also the place. commencing Monday the twentieth
October the disposal the public within
townships fractional townships hereinafter designated
NORTH Of the base line and IF the h principal neridaH-
Fractional township and townships sxyeight 10
seventy seven, inclusive, Of range thirteen;
Fractional township and townships sixtyeigh
seventy seven, inclusive Of range fourteen;
township townships eightto
venty five, inclusive, Of range fifteen;
Township seventy five of sixteen
The half of the southwest of section eight in
ship seventy north Of three east of the NTH principal
meridian.
by law for the of schools military
other excluded from
The sales win kept for weeks tun'ess the
lands disposed Of and private
townships offered after
expiration O e W.
Given under the city Washington this ninth
of May Domn thousand ethundred and forty Eve
BY the President: JAMES X. POLK.
JAS. SHIELDS, conuissoner Of the General ofee-
NOTICE TO PREEMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right of emption
within the limits OF the townships above enumerated required
establish
OF the proper land Office and make payment therefor
practicable after this before
public
designated enbrncing the cmed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. JAS SHIELDS.
49-l5w Commissioner Of the General Land Qfes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14

PRosPERITY.- The wise politicians who, few
months ago. predicted certnin ruin to all kinds of
business and starvation to the people, certainly
not true prophets for all hands hear of business
activity and general prosperity. The Baltimore
Republican says never before were there so many
houses being erected in that city; and in the ship
yards a large number of vessels-ships, barques,
steamboats,, schooners and sloops- are being built
in fact, every branch of mechanics busy en-
poyed in their various avocations. Wages good,
provisions moderate, currency excellent and nothing
but industry wanted to ensure good and comfort
able living. The same indications of improvement
are manifest in other cities
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14

0L-Tbere is said TO be young lady in Tennessee
as broad as she is long, who carries tame bear TO
church with her, occupies whole pew alone, and
fans herself with pot lid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14

The Palmer Mass Manufacturing Company have
declared senli-annual dividend of 10 per cent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14

MECHANICAL CURIosITIEs.-In a notice of Weeks
Museum, in Tichborne street, London, consisting
chiefly of specimens Of mechanism, Mr.. Rush says
there were birds that not only sung, but hoped from
stick to stick in their cages. There mice made
OF pearl that would run about nmbly. There were
human figures of full size playing on musical insru-
ments, in full bard though neither musicians nor
mice, nor birds had particle of life in them. There
were silver swans swimming in water, serpents wind
ing themselves uptrees tarantulas running backwards
and forwards-all equally without life. The collec-
ton of clocks alone, valued at f3000 and the
entire collection at f4OO,OO0. Some of the birds
were valued at 100 guineas apiece.-Mr. Rush IN
London.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14
AIgierS.

It is thus recorded in the Akbar, of the 9Th inst,
French journal published at Algiers -
There has just occurred in the Dahara one of those
terrible events which deeply afict those who behold
them, when convinced of their rightfu neccssi-
ty, and when thay justified in declaring that every
lining possible was done to prevent the catastrophe
1t is known that the corps commanded by Colonels
Pellsser st. Arnaud, and de PAdmirault, have been
carrying ON combined operations in the West. COL
Pellssier was busy pursuing the Ouled Riahs who
have never yet submitted, they live in immense
cayerns, where 1t would be madness for the troops to
enter. On the Sth Of June, finding themselves closely
pursued, the Oued Riahs flew their usual place of
refuge.
After having surrounded the cavers, some faggots
were lighted and thrown by the French troops before
the entrence- After this demonstration, which was
made to convince the Arabs that the French had the
power, If they pleased, of sufiocating them in their
hiding place, the colonel threw in letters offering to
them life and liberty if they would surrender their
and their horses.
AT first they refused, but subsequently they replied
that they would consent 1T the French troops would
Withdraw. The conditions was considered inadmis-
slble, and more burning faggots thrown. A
great tuInut now arose, and 1t known afterward
that it from discussion whether there should
be surrender not. The party opposed to surren-
der carried their point, and few of the minority
made their escape.
Colonel Pelissier, wishing to spare the lives of those
who remain IN the cavern, sent some Arabs TO exbort
''c.- iSiuocu, anu sumo WOMEN,
VINO did not partake of the savage fanatacism of the
majority attempted to fy but their husbands and re-
latlons Lred upon them to prevent their escape from
the maryrdam which they had themselves resolved to
suffer. COL Pellssier then suspended the throwing of
tue burning faggots, AMI French officer TO hold
parley with the Ouled Rias, but his messenger was
received with discharge Of fire arms, and could not
perform his mission.
This State of things continued till the night of the
10Th, wben losing all PATIENCE and ne longer having
a hope of otherwise subduing these fanatics, who
formed perpetual nuceous Of revolt in the country,
this time the cries Of the unhappy wreches were dread
ful, and then not-s heard but the cracking of
the faggos. Tins silence spoke volumes The troops
entered and found 500 dead bodies. About 100, who
still breathed, were brought into the fresh air. but
portion Of them died afierward."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14

The Mercure Segnsien speaks of an extraordinary
invention which has just been privately exhibited at
Saint EtieBne. 1t consists in rendering glass when
cold as maIIcable when in the most heated state
The inventor has given to il the of silicon the
glass is of fine white color and transparent as crys-
tai and eau be rolled and faffened like any MEAL.
Specimens Of the silicon are, it is said, to be publicly
exhibited in the place de | Hotel de Vile at Saint
Etenne.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14
u. ;. MAILS.

PROPOSALS forcarying the mails of the United States
i from the LIST November l545, Both June, 1896 in
elusive, in Indiana, will be received the office
of the Post Office Department. in the city of Washington,
until p. m of the 22d day of September, 1916, TO be
decided by the LIST of October the routes and in the
manner and time herein specified, to wit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14
NOTICE To p

NOTICE TO PRE-, E-HPTTON CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right Of emptn lands with
nhips enumerated, required
sh the satisfaction Of the and receiver Of the
make therefor
after s ROc and before the day appointed for the commence
township embracing the claimed,
)othe
49-0w us SHIELDS Commissioner Land Ofce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-14
WANTED.

WANTED. ~.
a IT. kinds Of county produce al the store Of e..
- SMITH = HaAsvsa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

as to specify 5000 extra copies, instead Of 10.
OC0, and again demanded The previous ques,ior
which was seconded-yeas 16, nays g.
Mr.. CRANSTON called for the yeas am
NAYS, which were ordered.
Mr.. HUDSON enquired whether both he ma.
jori,y and minority reports were 10 be printed
The Clair replied in the affirmative. The ND.
ton 10 print 5000 copies OF both reports was the,
adopted-yeas l02, nays SO.
The question then came up on the adoption i
the resolution, with which the report Of Ike ma
iorty of the Select Committee concluded. II IL.
clares, that the Constitution, recommended BY a
Convention of DORIS friends, and put 10 Tie voc
of the people, is the fundamental law Of Rholc
Island; and that the interference of the President;
in suppressng the late rebellion in that State, was
unwaTrarted BY The Constitution and laws OF he
United States.
MIR. ELMER, of New Jersey, addressed he
House in opposition 10 the resolution, up 10 lie
expiration of the morning hour
A variety of Executive communications or
the Speakers liable were then read and disposed
Of
Several bills and Joint resolutions from The s..
nate were then read and referred.
MIR HUSTON moved that the rules be su,
pended and that the Honse resolve Itself iu1
Committee of the Whole-which motion Vi,
carried. and Mr. Cave Johnson was called 70 he
Chair
The CHAIR stated that the bill graduating AMI
reducing the price of the public lands was before
the committee.
Mr. HARDIN wished the Land Bill 10 bepost.
poned, and the Postage Bill taken up.
Mr. SCHENCk was DESTROYS OF having the
Cumberland road bill considered. The Land Bill
had precedence, and
Messrs T. SMITH, Of Indiana, and CHAP.
MAN. of Alabama, each addressed the Commit.
tee in support of the bill. when
Mr.. CAREY Of Maine, got the floor and Of.
iercd substitute Tor the bill
The Committee then rose and reported p!o.
gress.
The House then, at 81 o'clock, adjourned.
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MAR RIAGES.

Married. on THURSDAY evening, 2nd instant i;
Rev. Robert Ryand, Mr.. WILLIAM \. Ball 2
Mrs. ASN C. GRaSrLASD-aIl Of this city.
Married, on THURSDAY 18th of December ~
the Rev. Andrew Mcdowell, Mr.. RosGRr Mus
10 Miss MARY TALLEY all Of Hanover &C III.
Virginia.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr. G,R.
LASD H. ASSALL, 10 Miss AMANDA f. TYLea q.
of Hanover county, Virginia.
On TUESDAY the 18th Of December. b IL
same, Mr.. ROBERT r. WooDsoN, 10 Miss ASH
RIGA L. JARVIS, all of Hanover county, Va.
On "Wednesday, 18th December, b. The same
Mr. Henry PowERs, TO Miss JoisY JOHNSON, a.
OF Goochland county, Va.
On THURSDAY, 10Th December, BY the sam
Mr. WM. L. KELLEY 10 Miss FERoSA +. BgAzis /.
all OF Hanover county, Va.
| On Tuesday, the 9th December, at ! ocloc'
in Lebanon Church, Hanover, BY the same, II
JOIN P. JORDAN of Hanover, TO Miss MARGsRFi
GoRDoN Of Caroline county, Va.
| At2 o'clock the same day, by the same, at NJ
| Matthew Jordans Mr.. SAMUEL r. LAURENCE I
| Miss frances L. JORDAN, all Of Hanover COUNTY
Virginia.
| At3oclock the same evening, b. the same, NJ
| Henry KEesgr 10 Mrs Polly w. Dyson, all Z
/ Hanover county, Va
All o'clock The same evening BY The sam
| Mr.. JAS W. LEANE 10 Miss CAROLINE c. GEoE5F
all OF Goochland county, Va.
/ On Thursday evening, the Goth Of Deccmher
| by the same, Mr.. HsSRYJ J. WADE to Miss Ma
CELIA A. SHEPHERD, all Of Goochland coua;.
Virginia.
Married on the 18th December, at Beare =
Hill, Essex county, Virginia, by the Rev. PIN.
T. Montague, Capt. Jous D. HrTcHnsoS !,
King & Queen county, 10 Miss ELIZABETH .
daughter of Capt Robert g. Halle.
Married. on the 9th Deer, by the Rev; "m
A. Baynham, Mr.. JAMES NJ GAaaErT, Of s .oaa
10 Miss CATHERINE GARRETT, OF Caroline co'''
". Va.
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Deduct illegal votes,

Remaining good votes 100
a resolution from the Committee on Courts,
&c, was agreed to, acaips, he pr,iiion 81 >Urdry
persons. tia: The old Regular Bapis;> Shall have
one half OF Meeting House now bcirg Dnilt ~
the Reformed Bapi>i>, at the FORKS of Cheat.
The following resolutions were adopted
BY Mr.. GORDON, iha, Tie Committee an
Courts of Justice enquire into the cxpedency u
abolishing examining Courts
BIZ Mr. PENDLETON, ,ha,'hc Committee on
Courts of Justice enquire into the cxpedicncy q
amending the laws in relation 10 the acquisition
OF real estate by aliens
The bill concerning commissions OF Sherfs
and other officers on execution. reported taco
from the Committee on Courts. &c, with sut'
.'iluie. being under cons deraton-Mr Full
on, Of Wylhc, moved a substitute which vi,
susiained b. Messrs. FULTON and McP Err
son Of GrcenhreI and opposed by Mcssrs STo.
VAIL and LACY.
On motion Of Mr. BLUE the whole sui c'
On motion OF Mr. RAMEY, the House al
Journed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

NORTH CARoLiNA.-ln The Senate on Thur.
day, the bill 10 extend the bonds for 100000
the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Compa-
ny, passed its three readings ana was ordered =
be enrolled This was the only important maj.
ter acted upon in this holy.
In the House, the bill for the reorganization 4.
The Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road Comp.
nv, was under discussion near the whole of tie
sitting, and was finally killed, on its third rea'-
ing by vote Of So TO 81.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


On motion OF Mr. FRAZIER, the Staunton
and Sco.,svie Road Bill was taken up, and new
bill was offered BY Mr.. +. at the instance Of Ike
friends OF the proposed improvement, ;S sub
s:i,ule for The bill reported by the Committee on
Roads.
The substitute received first and second
reading, and passed 10 its ensrossmen'.
Petitions, &c, were presented and referred:
By Mr. HAMILTON OF Preston, remon-
STRANGE Of sundry citizens OF Randolph, Preston
ana Barbour against the formation of new
county out Of parts Of said countess;
By Mr.. MRAE, memorial Of the Baptist Ge-
neral Association for some modification OF The
statute OF wills
By Mr.. HAYS, petition OF citizens Of Levi,
Jackson and Richie counties, for authority 10 re-
move the distractions 10 the navigation Q: tie
Little Kanawha River, occasioEed BY mill dams:
By Mr.. PENDLETON. petition and ether
papers relating 10 an amendment OF The law upon
The subjec, Of the acquisition, &c, OF real estate
by aliens;
b. Mr.. SEBRELL Of Polly Smith, ioI aii-
,hcry 10 appoint trustee in The State OF Ala
hama;
Bv Mr. TURNER of Patrick Of BENJAMIN
J. Campbell of Patrick county, for authority =
build or close a dam across Smith River al inc
Angelica Falls;
By MIR. NEWTON, Of the Female Bencvo-
lent SUce.V OF NSScTH v ~ SlHid, lpi q ooHo'lN'
from the Literary Fund for The benefit of Rector
College;
By Mr. TOLER, Of 43 citizens Of Campbell
living without The bounds OF the county proposed
10 be formed out OF parts of Campbell Buciirg-
ham, Charlotte and Prince Edward, in favor OF
is formation;
By Mr.. THOMPSON OF Dinwiddie, OF John
Fl. Edwards Of Dinwiddie, for special act 10 r.
store 10 him certain estate conveyed for CERTAIN
purposes.
The following engrossed bills were read a third
time AMI passed:
Changing the time OF holding The County
Courts OF Wy:he," and
Changing The times Of holding certain Cours
in me second Judicial Circuit"
The SPEAKER laid before the House Ion,
memorial in French from J. d d. Rossrt free
holder in Jackson county, for the right Of way 70
the Baltimore and Ohio Raroad-which was
referred 10 the Committee on Roads.
Mr.. WITCHER, from the Committee on Flee
lions, made report in The Bath contested e,c
ion which was laid on The table and ordered 70
be printed. The Committee give the seat 10 The
contestant, Andrew w. Cameron, By three votes.
as follows:
"Thc polls a, the close Of The election stool
thus:
For Henry Van Buren,, lu9
Deduct illegal votes, -
Remaining good votes, g.
| For Andrew w Cameron, los
Add the vote OF William Irwin, Improperly
erased from the poll, alter il had been re-
corded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER who IS q
n graduate of one of our pnncP a ' esr is sr,
il DESTROYS OF obtaining situation -. nr;,,.,,
suing year, either in an Ac 1.,e,I I'd Ma.
school, where the services OF Cldsssa, 'A'
thematical Teacher would oe Iequ''e''
The best references ca DC siveI po,ds rs,e Of
Address R. H. G., BafoouFs . o n0 @@aawl
Wigh. county, Va.
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Remaining good votes,

For Andrew W. Cameron,
Add the vote OF William Irwin improperly
erased from the poll, after j, had been re-
corded,
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT

To lie Stockholders OF The .James Riucr and Nd
1anha COAtp0nH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

In obedience 10 the injunctions OF the charter,
beg leave TO lay before the stockholders tue usu-
al annual report OF the operations Of the past year,
aud Of The present state and ccaai'ion OF me COM
pany In,he performance OF this duty, ask per-
M ssion also again to avail myself of the method
adopted in The las, annual report by presenting
Isl. the STATE ofihe Company's works; and 2ily,
n, state The Company's funds; and, in The re-
vitw Of the works, again TO speak OF them in sue
c,ssive ordcc, commencing al The eastern lerini-
Nation ii The Inc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-15

EENO ia fUbLlC. JULES HAUEL btcs
III leave 10 inform the public generally not ii eotp-
jJUH1 as PTupuI dkSorg ith all The oStyu;ry of fhe
sly as many puffs in newspaper advertising articles
Wbieh pear false and fictitious names, and in some
cases decorate themselves Doctors or Chemists
%htn me truth ~, they hardly know The meaning Of
the words.
MY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, AND
and fair. '''' 'A'' ''
NY DEPILAToRY POWDER to remove the ss
peihous hatt from the face.
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, 4
CERTAIN pre- tniatlve ftom Baldne s.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for IN,
spontaneously changing Gray Red HAIR to an exuu-
sue me blach, Brown or Chestnut color.
MY CELEbkATED SHAVING CREAM, which i.
greatest ease and comfort
NV UNRlVALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE.
when Is universally sought amer for the peary white
ness gives 10 the teeth without the slightest injury
N}-T0 caution the public, 1 will 2 idTaniy 10 the
purchaser that eGcA article possesses the proDeres
dscribe TO tho above under forfeit of returning the
moneylf 1t fails. Will those who pirate so much
about the quality OF their articles 90 az far as this s
secure the public agans, imPosiuon For sale whole
sale or retail, at JULES HAUEL'S,
Practical Chem list and PeIfumeT, 46 s. THIRD OF
below Chesnut street.
And Tor sale in Baltimore BY the following Agents.
N. N. Robinson, corner Gay and Saratoga streets; J.
BonTy, $50 Baltimore street; Mortimer Il MoUhTay
baltimore and Charles streets; Thos p. Harrison 953
Baltimore at; +. Hickey Sons, 2474 Baltimore &C.;
A. Cr0yeau, III Baltimore ST.; Coleman g. Rodgers
l7j baltimore ST.; 3. e. Winchester, les Baltimore
st.; e. Hale, ll2 Baltimore st J. M. Laroque, Bait
more and Harrison sts Jas, 7. DE LaCOur, 359 Bait
more st.; M. 5. Thompson, Howard and Fayette sts,
Z. 7. Rodgers, Howard st. below Fayette; J. w. Bar
" Co BALTIMORE and Pearl SITS. ol4-tslhsn3n
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FROM THE EXCHANGE aEAD,Ne-RooA Boost
CLEARED,


Ship Maryland, Rains Bremen, q NJ Hedges, Jr.
Brig Kent, Gavet MonroVa and market, Hooper
q Chesebrough.
5chr Henrietta, Hughes, Savannah, ] X Randall.
SAILED to day-Schrs Arictes, (Aew) Sterling, for
Barbados; Henrietta, Hughes, Savannah On Thurs
day afternoon-brig PhBnIx, Waits, Kingston.
ARRIVED,
3chr Josephine, Latourette, 4 days from New York
assorted cargo, to |, MankR
5chr Caroline, II. Wright, Renton, from Norfolk,
ballast, TO X. x II. r. Tucker.
Schr NOtus, Howard, days from Wareham, via
N, York. mdse. to the master
5chr Hope, Potter days from Providence. ballast.
5chr John Emory, Wood, from Ale xandria, mdse
20 Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Missouri Carmine, from Richmond COAL to
q, Pendergast Son.
schr Eliza Ann, Tyler, from Norfolk hides, mo-
fasses, &c. to g, Pendcrgast & Son.
5ioop Motto, FOrier, 6 days from New York bal
last 10 Il. Whitfidge * 60.
Canal boat Thomas Symingon, from Wilkesbare
Pa. with anthracite coal, to John Pickell
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
RETURNED-The steamboat Maryland on her
passage Yesterday morning to Annapolis was disabled
Jhtn off Sellers Point, BY the breaking of valve
and was towed back in tht afternoon by Relief.
MEMORANDA,
3arque La,robe, Allen, hence AT Galveston, Texas,
26th nit.
Barquc PaoIi, Welsh, Cor Baltimore, cleared at N.
Orleans 9Th inst. Schi Gaena, Gcard for do. cleared
At Mobile 7th inst
Barque AZ. w. Paige, Taylor; brig; Androsc0ggin,
Patterson, and Joseph BaIch lIalcu from Baltimore,
arrived M Boston 1th instant. Barque Wyman, Dil
cleared M do. same day for Baltimore.
5chr Redwlug, Hunks, dtyo from Baltimore for
ST. John, \. Il, put into Gloucester 10Th inst having
sustained some damage IN salts and rigging On the
9th, fell ia with smack sOOp Active. OF New YORK,
abandoned, ab9ut 80 miles to the westward of Mon
raus Point, aud took from her sails, wearing apparel
and about SOB IN mOHty. These articles can be oh
Gainsc of Mcssrs Clark & Kellogg, on the return of
the Redwng at this port.
schr Cynosurc, Waite from Baltimore, arrived at
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
MONDAY, Nor. 10Th.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK!
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
MRssRs. GERMON, STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON, PELHAM,
and WHITE,
Return their sincere thanks TO the citizens of Balt
more for the very liberal patronage bestowed their
previous Concerts, and respectfully announce that
they have made arrangements to remain
ONE WEEK LONGER!
Commencing on MONDAY, Nov. 10Th,
Being positively the last opportunity they wH hare the
honor Of appearing in Baltimore for some years, as
engagements are already made for them in Philadel-
phia, New York, and from thence to EUROPE!!!
where they are engaged to appear in January next
Dulng the week they will introduce a variety of new
SONGS, GLEES, &C., interspersed with New Lee
lures, Comic Sayings, Refrans and Ditties.
90 For particulars, see Programmes.
R3- Open every night. Admission IS Cts. Doors
open at u. Concert at O'Clock. fri MO