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Movements of individuals,

The following the arrivals yesterday AT tho
Asrop HousE-Hon. Mathew Hale, Boston; Hon. Geo
Evans Me; Capts. Stewart and Allen u. 8 Army; %
b French Esq, Washington; f. o. J. Smith, Me ;
Morton McMichael, Philadelphia. IRyiSG HOUSE,
Chancellor Walworth, n y; Lieut.. Grover, ". s. Ma
W. Messrs johnson and Franklin, Va Messrs Moor
head and Cotton, Washington. AHERtc,v-S r.
Franklin, L. s steamer Legare; T., B. Peel o. How.
AEpMessrs Sinclair, of Toronto, and Willis, of Va
Colonel IIayne, of South Carolina, the companion IN
arms of Andrew jackson has arrived in Washington,
Il visit to his daughter.
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Marine Affairs.

CARD.-Wc, the passengers Of the brig New Or
leans from Cardcnas, in Cuba bound TO the city Of
New York beg leave to express sincere thanks TO
Capt. George Raven, first, sklful navigator ~
well his gentcmanly department. attending every
board wishing him through life that health and
prosperity may always attend him Hoping that this
small testimony will be duly appreciated,
document -. j. Thompson and lady, Cyrus Thomp-
son Henry Randall John q; hchinger, Juan {. Shaw,
Leo (.,lbert Aguilino Rodriguez.
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Army Intelligence.

The steamer ST. Paul has been chartered for the SUN
of $1,000 to transport from jefferson Barracks Fort
Leavcnworth, three hundred and eight u s. Infantry
and Artllerists with their officers who 20 go BY
way of Santa Fe the Rio Del Nortc and the Rio Ga,
a route described by us in paper Of the 9th Feb
last.St Louis Unton, .7prn %
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ley to restore the prisoners with their effects
which had been stolen from them | have sent de-
spatch to Mr. Clifford Minister in Mexico contain
ing detailed account Of this outrage upon our coun
trymen.
send you list Of the killed and wounded at Ira
puata, March 7th.
killed-Charles F. Durham, Warehouse Point, CT.
Wounded-S. A. Cheney New York
Cobb, Dedham, Massachusetts.
J. II. Copeland. Massachusetts.
+. b. Carroll New York.
- Reynolds, formerly teamster in the
army.
The wounded are far recovered as to proceed
with the party-the rest of the company are in excel
lent health, and trust to be at San Francisco in
thirty days. J.F. HUTTON.
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NnYnl Intelligence.
The Crops.

The United States sloop of war Germantown, was at
St. Croix on the 10th of April just from cruise, an
well
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WASHINGTON, April 25th 1S4o
MApAM-Your letter to the President of the United
States dated April 4th 1S49 has been received by him.
and he has instructed to make to you the following
reply:
i he appeal made in the letter with which you have
honored him, is such would strongly enlist the SYM
pahy Of the rulers and the people of portion of the
civilized world.
To the citizens of the United States who share go
largely in the emotions which agtate the public mind
of your country, the name of Sir John Franklin
has been endeared by his heroic virtues and the suf
erings and sacrifices which he has encountered for the
benefit Of mankind The appeal of his wife and daugh
ter in their distress has been borne the
asking the assistance OF kindred people to the
brave men who embarked in his unfortunate expcd-
ton; and the people of the United States. who have
watched with the deepest interest that hazardous en-
terprisc, will respond to that appeal by the
preston of their united wishes that every proper effort
may be made by this government for the rescue of
your husband and his companions.
To accomplish the objects you have in view, the
attention of American navigaors, and especially of
our whalers will be Immediately invoked, with all
the information in the possession of this government
to enable them to discover the missing ships relieving
their and restoring them to their families Your
appeal shall be spread far and wide among people,
and all that the executive government of the United
States in the exercise of its constitutional power can
effect to meet this requsition American enterprise
skill, and bravery, will be promptly undertaken.
The heart of the American people will be deeply
touched by your eloquent address to their Chief Ma
prayer to Him whose spirit is on the waters, that
your husband and his companions may yet be restored
to their country and their friends.
have the honor to be your Ladyship's friend and
obedient servant. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON
To Lady Jane Franklin.
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Notwithstanding the late frost in Rockville, tMd)
good crop Of PtacAcE ard aYp'c" = expected
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POSTMASTER Ar BRooKLY N-tiold s. SIlliman,
Esq, has been appointed Postmaster Of the city of
i'ICcklyn.
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the Secretary of State to the application of Lady
Franklin, tor the assistance of the government of
the United States, in the efforts to ascertain the
fate of the exploring expedition of Sir John Frank
lin, TO the Attic Ocean -
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Actual circulation Et 6ST5 1861 us H483S76 99i245
Since last October, there has been an increase in
the actual circulation Of fss6es5 and an increase in
the amount Of bullion on hand Of fl,49o,s2o The
amount Of government securities and the amount Of
bullion hand exceed the actual circulation fl0Ole.
62s, showing wide margin for reduction in bullion
bsfors the actusl circulation need be reduced The
amount Of private deposits the Sd Of March, was
greater than II October August last, but not so
largo about the came time last year Co pared
with October last, there has been accumulation
Of unemployed capital. With nearly fifteen millions
sterling Of bullion hand, the position of the Bank
Of England was one Of unusual strength, and the
cautousness exhibited by the commercial Glasses in
involving themselves in transactions was such
as prevented the bank from finding employ ment for
Its vast resources at the most reduced rate o.
interest While this prevented any ulativs move
ment Of Importance In any branch of business or In
any staple article Of trade 1t preserved sound and
healthy state Of things and the establish.
ment Of safe system OF credits 1t will be difficult
thing to bring about again. very soon suoh expan-
sion In credits as existed just previous to tho revu
sion Of lS47. Those now engaged In commercial pur
suits will have TO husbs their resources, and prac
tice the most rigid economy for time to retrieve
the losses experienced and strengthen themse yes su
fcnty to engage again In the operations commerce.
as extensively Is before Many houses that managed
to keep above water were much crippled In their
means, and were with the greatest difficulty, saved
nom being wrecked. The losses realized by those
houses, will be known to their crsdtsrs but the
absence Of confidence In commercial circles Is tho
best evidence of the fears entertained by the oommu-
nifty generally in relation to tho solvency of each
otrcr.
The annexed statement exhibits the declared value
Of certain articles exported from Great Britain the
month ending Jan 6th each Of the past two years.
CoMMERck OF GREAT BRIrAIN-MoNTHLY ExPoRrs
endine Jiu6, Increase Deereoss
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CONN ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Monday, March 26-6 r.

MONDAY, march S0-6 +. M
This has been emphatically . blue day In Wall
gtreet and the bulls had blue time Of It. All the
fancios fell of largely and the sales were to
tent, ct the decline. At the nrst board Harlem fell
Cd X per cent; Long Island, *; Canton Company,
X; Farmers Loan, Erie Railroad, x; Reading
Railroad, n; Pennsylvania 6's " Morris Canal, 4;
Treasury notes, q.
At the second board the sales were small, without
any material alteration in prices compared With those
current in the morning.
The ship Gear arrived at Boston to- day. from Valps-
raiso with $4,000 of California gold, will be seen by
teesrsphic despatch in another column This is but
the CONNIE ncement Of the beginning.
The steamship Northerner, from Chsgres, is nearly
due at this port She sailed from this port the LIST
OF March, she probably arrived about the 1)th remain
ing there days. would make her day Of departure
en- her return, or about the goth Of March. 40
eerdpg to tbe calculation abe has been ct about
sevsn days and will be due on wednesday. The
seop. ofwar Lexington, arrived at Valparaiso the
9Th Of February. The gold she had ON board was to
DO smelted into bars before shipment Panama, for
transportation over the Isthmus, and It probably will
not be at Cbsgres for shipment before the lat Of April
The annexed statement exhibits the earnings Of the
Central Railroad Company Of Georgia. for tho month
Of February in each of the past two years.
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once In eveey three years There were provisions In
81 the next charter election the people Of the oity
whether they would adopt this charter bu. the Senate
on the BILL and 1t received thu vote OF evsrv Senator
Present After the House shall have urred in the
amendments Of the Senate, the bill will become law
provided N 10 Aligned by The Governor.
THE INDIANS
A bill was passed settling the claims Of the nrst
Christian party Of the Oneida Indians
THk INDIANS.
bill to nveet for the benefit of Stockbrdys In
oians the sum OF $4,000 at six cent lost for
want OF one vote; but another effort will DO made to
passit.
Mr.. JOHNSON defended the bill He said the State
mad made $40 00o profit the Ia ds which they had
bought from these Indians and IT vas the policy of
ae State to treat the indiana their wards and th
Inc State should act IS their guardian and did not
become guardian to make profit cut Of the estate
OF bis ward Experience had demo nstrated that IL
bad policy to psy these sums Of money directly to
proposed to have money invested for them by the
trollers Of the canal fupd-the income be used
the Indian In the arts and comforts Of civilized
ArREE BRIDGE OVER THE oswEeo RIVER.
The bill passed to provide building free bridge
The citizens others from part the city
to another without paying for It, now or was re-
Gently the case in that city
xuRorrAN MERCANTILE HOUSES.
bill parsed allowing the European houses having
or agencies here to use their old copsrtner
snip name whether II be the name Of the then exist
apg partners not.
THE LIFE SAVINGS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
40 Liz Savings DebeVOlent AeboctatlOn, OF Wncn
Moses H. Grianell Walter R. Jones' and other citizens
OF New York. are to be directors and managers, was
parsed
MARINE RAILWAY.
bill Was passed to provide for erecting marine
railroad ct Buffalo.
THEM COURT.
The Ssnates amend It's to the Marine Court bill,
came from the Assembly have been CONQUERED in,
and the bill has gone to the Governor.
PRIVATE CLAIMS.
session was then occupied in the confederation
OF private claims.
THE BANK.
resolution calling for Q select committee to In.
vestgote the connexon Of any Of tho judiciary with
Affairs Of tho Canal Bank, debated till the hour Of
recess.
THE rELEGRAPHIc WIRES BROKEN.
Ofioe Of the N. Y Albany and Buffalo Tel. Co !
New York, March 26-P M.
In taking down liberty pole in Washington street
our wires were broken; consequently will have no
more report for You this evening.
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It will be by the above comparative statement,
that there has been increase in the most important
articles Of manufacture, indicating greater activity
in the Districts and healthier state Of
trade generally The aggregate increase for tho month
this year, in value, was 1850 3ol The comparatively
large expectation of cotton, woollen and linen
factures Is very striking, and is favorable feature in
4 al o{ huai
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two o'clock Admission Is osnNohdrsn hal. psios
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE ASSEMBLY, Roox.
- Chins.s Bndng5Ths celebrated Germauia Sc
L.nshow hay, =. honor ladies aud ssas
only cFas IN Fl.
nassS - The prsra%ms will contain
%er Nights Dream Grand Potpourr Panor.m. Of the New
iors Br.dway and new Overture minor BY Mr. Lensohow
PROGRAMME.
! Overture to William Toll -. '."'' .Ros,,,,
Wsltz-Solders DAuoes. ............. Iarnsr
Betty Polka-dedicated to hrs Col. Biss " iensehov
4 Finale from the Opera Of "Bels,riS" . Doninstti
overture The svmmer Nights Dream . Mend ,iasohr
6 Waltg-Souvenir de New York -. - Innschov-
Grand Fantasia the Violin by chne De- Srot
Grand Festival Overture minot-dedicaed to General
Grace Aria from the Opera Of Robert s Diab asyerbeor
~ Panorsma Of broadway New York-A Descriptive Pot
pouIr received with the greatest ap! ause BY sgoad
DEscR Bay is to supposed calm aud
muc IT, be heard from board America Bowl
Green-A Company OF Fremen march
Shooting Excursion Museum-Musis from the Rssony
popular song as sung ~ hms Anna Bishop Parl
md Dances. Tabernacle Concert society Lhuary-sew
Orleans Serenaeers Apollo eaoonA Ball Corner Broad
way and Canal street Something peculiar Olympic Thea
reA Burlesque Dustte Mechanics Hali-Chrsls
American Musical lnstitu (yceum)A Chorus from Ora
orio. CirousA Gaop,de. Italian Opera Plsce-Luca
u LsmmeTmoor. Union square-Serenade. NnaeA Ride
Hsrlem.
o'clock precisely Tickets caoh to
had At all the principal Music Stores and at the door the
vsng Of the Concert NO ostponemen account Of the
Weather.
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ABUSE MENTy.

u oWERY rHsATRs-TuEsDAY EVENING. nARoH
ID a. yin b astsd TIE and original called 1A0LI
lYsIchaz,s. Stanley: y. Clarke; J:hn Smith, NJ W
sssys.s Mrs. John smith Mr. Gissrs Ruth Smith Nh s1tAss
seoons NJ oouIdson; v.asD NJ noconsrchy G9su'ss NJ:
5Ynf.Nr Farz soeh..tsr Mr. Gilbert; Mr Rivers Ne n
Clarke Jshr Downey Mr. Winans Jane Ere Miss WcmyW
Boxes. % osnte Pit lax osntE Gallery l2k cents Doors
open st ~ o'clock scmmsnss st TX.
CHANrRAUDNA9loNAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM
Tuesday evening, Mach a. will be presented YOUR LIfES
IN DAn0fRJohn Strong Booth; Bgomastsr
re Countess IAnsdor Mrs liner go0 jenny Miss
les. N b fslio.ed By NOSE IN CALIFORNIA-Mcso. Nj.
Chanau; eykesy Mr. Seymour Mr. Adolphus Pshroud Mr. W.
Chapman; Lfze, Miss Mostayer. which, TOY AND
yEh0YConnsctcut Tom Mr. Ckarfrau Emerald Jenny, Mr..
Boy essAn poushnut Miss r. conclude with
JACKETS or BLUE-Jack kuddery Mr. HELD Mrs Samps
Mrs Chapman. Boxes rs Pc Tx oents Doors epen
a. 6x o'slook-cuftan win RES at n
ITALIAN OPERA. ASTOR PLACR-rHIRD NIGHT or
PURITAN On wednesday evening aareh 2s viii
tented Bellinis In acts IPURITAhI-ElvirA Mile
BoIEhe:s 1nrohsttA sra Ayos,dIo ATTIRE ss Cors Rio
Bruno Sig Pianontes Director ard Sonduotsr NJ.
qust lst and "a Tier, ~ AmRhtAsatls cent? The Bog
NJ and Balls Music Stores Of Broadway and
Ps,h Place. from tosP Doors at 7k-oommsnoc at
9 o'clock.
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Iyer has returned after stan ding his trial
belpg 6n ed OOp be the Branch Hotel
Bewery he attends to business be will back
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AUCTIOND.


is.n; AID I.o..sis xS;sxSSS 1. .os a,sossny Fur
A G. rutts win sell At suction thi. day. 10 ooei
Broeme street. BY order exsors the sso stock OF William
God and other TSr.i.are which viii Be r1.mpsy sold
for cash to clcse the estate.
by JACOB 8. PLATT.-Ar 10 O'CLOCK, IN THE
cSa S.. an: and
na sp &C and yso@
knds Also 10y cases and barrels alas, ware DO
1r plated s.ndls.!isS: q j.
;aS
oil stock orochey and glass Ass at tho Close Of the
tleh interest to attend thissae
by JOSEPH HEeEnAN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
street BI'Gla ssnsr. .eST ont q handsome Par
Catalogues can obtained at the Sales Rsom s Washington
th. day tuesday io oclool West
sire svsry aos in the ship oS.ndsIy line Terms
four months credit Catalogues now ready.
s1hk d; SAFES AT ANrx.Er
Wall 10 Patent Iron sasmander Safes Of asserted
til: city sale p.i,s Tern. cash. ''p''' "
a By Gis.sslm.Hia Hosass ss.r. No is william street
ssesa.s9 ssss
China Glass and credit Of SIX months
Of $50 and being the entire stock Of rich French
5 @ sns ssy s %
fast and dessert et Ao great variety Of English porcelain
and stonevarc toilet SETS Also assortment OF real ormou
French IRE gilt SOLAR hansn parlor chandeliers
a.o gas xtures Ass " just reoeiv
cd Also compile assortment fine cut crystal umbrs cham
pagnes umbes wines etc Also 80 trade glassware
Also 80 German ras0war In original packages consisting
Of and cut bottom umbors bar wine gssseS
powder TASKS emery sorpd va &c. &C. Catalogues and
pes resdy.
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-AN-
thony Beecher win sell at auction Wedre sdAy the 18th
March, 9 at II O'clock the MerchAnts Exchange tho FOL
Field deceased Tho House lot Ground 1874 New street,
the eastery de 2 feet ii inches from Wall street. Is feet
inch in front by % feet pchen depth The Store with iron
'front.' and lot VI Ground 7 Broadway d between
Murray and Warren streets % feet by lOS feet SIDE and
being the pmisos formerly occupied by Messs Stewart
Co., occupied by Mesrs Nunps Clark The five
granite Building AID lot Ground 70 all street, north
east corner Water lot 20 inches street by
north side between Water 10 in
front by 81 fee int Depth The valuable double
and Buildings Known humber 66l Broadway extending
through to Mercer street. "a feet 3inohes Broadway feet
the north side Three lots of Ground tho eastery Cros
by street. JOG feet inch south Of Broome street. each Is feet
0 Ton lets Of Ground OF irregular dimensions intsr
section Of Broadway and Thirty sixth Three
south side Of Sd street. between h and 9th each
by of feet nches Seventy four lots Ground
psing tire block lying between 9th and 9th
73d 7ath The title to all the above
property ndisPutab The sale 10 by order Of Court pAr
the dire Of Lucus Robinson Esq., Re-
ree. For Maps apply to Anthony Beoker, No Broad
Tho property win probably DO sold in above
order
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% Dollars Reward III the person In the
brown who took fr tho
erce on Thursd,y the 10Th March, the OF ninety
dollars nly left there by young drew
will receiving Teller OF the Mechans
Bar Assoc alton he will receive the above reward not
description Of him win be given to the poloo.
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Wigs and Hair Work OF Every Oescrip-
on fer ladies and Wholesale and retail
Hair Dressing " Ia Nal ing And Sham pooling Jgk
way opposite Carlton House Beautiful wigs fer S.
Cali and zee them. Coy the address,
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DANCING.


UN,RsT GRAND "NATIoNAL" BALL WILL BE SixsN
A. the Apollo Rooms Tuesday EVENT. march Nn Iox
81. a. which be had Of the following o9mmtteem
Ch.osr,u RI /. Ton, T. Dawes seymour D. Undernill W
II Psurscbop Thos Bowlss W. o Even, o. Booth squrss
A. Cabin H. Hamilton. Ch.ntran a. H. smith, OF Of the
pirvctor, a. u. Purdy. Tcksn 40 Limited
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California Firearms.-JOseph & Hart, "a
Maiden importers manufacturers Hrsarms
call the attention OF and others bound for Co.
fosna 70 sup roI article pr:ssy adapted that trade
known Halls Carpnee; loads breech
three minutes light In weight and warranted balls
1 yards They by the u Army and Navy highly
valued by them This BE- used rife II
need only to be to insnre its adoption.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENtwED EVERY DAY


LOST.
NOTES LOST.-TBE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LOST tax
N following notes received from AoEldowuey& Co., Of Bal.
tmore settlement Of purchases frcn do hereby
parties egoats the payment having
stopped dated Bao Nov. 25 is48 1T eight months
avn by McEidowney OF themselves and By
them * Noe endorsed for 500 o. Also one dated
Dec lS48 six ths drawn BY McE
Co.. in themsevo and By them q. MOE co., On
dorsod for S4l7 80. CLOSE u DANDELET Baltimore.
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CLOTIIING.

ITO TAILORs-THOSI WHO WISH TO OBTAIN A CON
pete method Of Cutting all tho various sly les OF Garments
time would do we'll TO purchase Stinemets
New Work the subject it is 20 perfectly explicit that
hours study rofeed to immediate practice,
Ard cope with the In producing elegant Gar
Price copy complete S. To be had Of tho Author,
No Broadway At beele Reporter OF fashions TO-,
&c, No. 4 Courtandt street. New York.
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Great Bargains In E"giish Three Ply and
Ingram Carpetpg etc. Mt Hiram Andersons celebrated
est Carpet Esabhshmep in the United Sate SO Bowe
You get handsome Carpet from s. g. yard; rich
Hearth 20s; Floor OIL Cloths articles
Yrsporonaby cheap thereby make saving Is FER
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ably known the pubic of the greatest ourosies
the city Those who have recently examined this collection
should do by gu for is difficult say Portrait
lano fho-e
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OWING TO THE UNF ivORABLE STATE OF TuR
~ weather the evening Of the 2ls instant Daughters
Ssmaria Lodge, No induced make appeal
the public ard the friends the Order Grand Festival will b
given the Northern Exchange Blocker Tuesday
evening M they indulge the hope that
tendance will their efforts with Tickets -
had application to Sister Crenkgh No. 3Ninth
at the door the evening OF the Festival Tickets 50 oen
ITO Observation-Disclosures or OIL PAINFIN00L
by Old masters till the Goth of April Open from III 70
b O'Clock Admittauoe free.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WEIJ-KNOWN SUN
~ be epaxsd for Evening dur
Ing ensuing For further particulars and apply
he repretora FRENCH y nEJSER
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M ECuANICy BALL, 473 BROADWAY BETWEEN
IVA Grand and Broome sres Open every night during the

Tho original Chrstyo nnstreiS
lS4 the Oldest established band in the world who claim
and the Of being the first to harmons
Negro Modiea orgnAors Of the popular style
Ethiopian sa.eitanmsDsH premium Of 500 win b paid e
just right the above dtnoton Whose Concerts in this
CITY, for period Of three have been received with great
aver unprecedented In the annals Of public
in hi. so.. metropolis and continue to = n.hsy
evdenooof their superior merit and A.
trAcvsnes They will have bs honor Of introducing
and original Melodies Buresque Opsrato Chorus
songs Characteristic Dances manner frequently a.
tempted by numerous mator bat not with tho
suts that have the efforts Of this original and "ni
mitabe company who challenge competition In depart
Ethiopian The consists
performers under the areoton and mansgenent Of Chris
talent Admission rs cents Children under TO- half price, Doors
At7Cop cert will At o'clock An afternoon
ON Satu y.comu 4 Z