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IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Honolulu Post-ofice
IL Oc'ober lst, 1851 The names of vessels quoted.
OF All letters advertised in the following list, in any
list and remaining the Honolulu Post office
3lst December 1851 will be classed dead letters and such
have been received from the u Staes and having u
postage due thereon, will be the United States
Dead Letter Office the lst JAM, 1852.
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Adams,J. @. sc. Washington
Almy, Chas. E.
Allen, VIM. H.2 Bengal
Allen, Alden
Allen, Capt. Isaac Neptune
Andrews, Capt S H IS. Anne
Anthony, Chas. NJ. Falcon
Aplin, Dyson
Averberg, Carlton
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THE KEOW E q. COURIER.

Col Orr lately dellered in his
place in the House oaRepresenta-
tives very able spee which we
proose publishingin ouAHex and sub
sequent issues, against he reliefof
Thomas Richie, the publ printer.
The habit--which Mr.Drr attacks,
Of fostering party or @ngessional
pets, and of layishing UP them the
peoples money has gP Pwn almost
into law with the Fed&a Legisla-
ture. For party purpdes govern
mental contracts are gw4 to certain
persons who realize, or e h to realize
great losses upon then and then
come complaining to con lress, which
body with that boundlds liberality
which it always displaysh disposing
Of the public fund, kindly consents to
relieve them. This is by gtanother in
stance ofthat deep copAaion which
has crept into the publitervice.
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Our NTimister at HROmne.

/ am not an American, but / wish
to record the conduct of one of your
countrymen, which, to republican
hearts, in these days of evil auspices
and mournful presages, is like water
hn the desert to him who is perishjng
Pf thirst. The facts which ] am
about to narrate were communicated
10 me by relative of the command
Ing General of the French forces in
Rome. who has just arrived in Paris
from the Eternal City.
IN the Roman dungeons of D'Anzo
ano Saint Angelo are confined thir.
teen prisoners, whose crime consists
an having participated in the late rev.
dictionary struggle, whichhad for its
obbct to secure to the inhabitants of
the Pontiff's dominions the inestima-
blgrights of representation, together
with other constitutional reforms
They are not of the class Of fanatics
@ factions dems gogues, who have
BhIed our noble cause not less in
laly than in Francs, but men Of
bsh character and lofty principles
wio in the good fight for the benefit
o) their children and their children1i
cahdren--of those who are to cod
aaer them--hazar1ed all, and lost "A I
Among them are FIVE counts and 4
marquis, of ancient blood, wR ,
lireal descent goes back, wifi I
bieak Or interruption, 10 ths MP 1
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desolate champions of liberty, aban-
doned, in manacles, and bowed down
TO earth, are praying for death as for
a release"
The following are the delegates elected
to the State Convention iii Chester District.
Charncr II. Scaff 1853
Samuel McAliley 635
DR.. Isaih Mobley $50
VIM. A. Rosborough 552
The delegates to the State Convention
from Richland District are the following
named gentlemen;
j. U. Adams
Maxcy Gregg
A. II. GLADDEN.
W. F. DeSaussure
g. Bookter
The Delegates to the State Convention
from Union District are
Joseph S. Symmes
B. III. Rice
Gen. GadberYy
WmJ. Bobo.
Edge6eld-James Jones, F III
Wardlaw. John Lake, M L Bonham,
ley HARRISON.
Newberry-Drayto Nance, Jas.
4 WHini;a:sI Hans, F 3 BST9fIIigg;ns, 2 Maop.
Fairfield Fl Means, w iAOw-
ems, N A Peay. Buchanan.
Lexington-Henry Arthur, w
Lee, j Q Hope.
Spartanburg-J G Landrum, Jas.
Farrow, John Winsmith, p M Wal
lace, r @ Poole, J ] Vernon.
Ker haw-John Cantey, Thomas
Lang, l. J Pate drson.
Chesterfield Hugh Craig, w ]
Hanna, J G. Colt.
Lancaster ID Mcllwaine, J
Williams, J MDoby.
Charleston .angdon Cheves, e
Frost, r w BanweII, CM Furman,
ID E Huger, 1slac w Hayne, w Per
ronneau FinleE, Charles Macbeth, |
b F Dunkin, 4 p Butler, John Bel.
lihger, MitcheyKing. Thomas Lehre, i
James Simon9 G G Memminger, Ed
ward McCreHy, John Cunningham,
A 9 Magra1, John SchnierIe, II o
Elliott.
Sumter Thomas r English, w
HayneswoIh, F Sumter, A Spain,
John P Ribardson, ID st f Dubose,
s w WitHrspoon.
Barnwe we-E Bellinger, If. S w
Trotti, ] ! Martin, A p Aldrich, w
Graham.
ST. Bah hotomew-E ST. p Beliin-
ger, Lew O'Bryan, David Walker,
Daniel SHenderson.
Chris sChurch-Jacob Bo nd ron,
A V Tbmer.
ST. Blena--John Fripp, Edward
Orana ID Rowe, Michael Gramb.
ling, avid f Jamison.
StRtephen's,W M Porcher, r
Goufn.
sdPaul's--E B Scott, } B Grim /,
ball
A Higler. sF's.'-S. T. y
fAndrews--John Rivers, Alex !
II Fown. IlI,e
Thomas and St Dennis-4Geo.
DreSe d''icen by Wdter.--The pro.
fetors. OF the Boston Traveller drive y
lelr printing press by water powes 9
ms is a new thing under the SIM.
trough a two inch lead pine, a
ream of Cochjtuate ;s,jntradnnsJ =
ITO meter, which only occipies !
yenty'four square inches. The fall 9
Nv ter between tho Boston reser. 2 2
Dir and this meter is about a hun. =
Need iest. This two,inch stream win
scharge eighty gallons Of water
ich minnie, end 4. passing through b
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1:':''w';,7 71:TTow nE ooS.-2..,.,..,.3,;l. -
saturday, Feb. ssS2 J.

~: :. i: i: !; :; ;:S
erip'on' ", $. ep,s4Aa, at I, MSTs MSTse Rstrea.
E. Z. YEnSES'l E'l, r'1E Esq. ssSSelve Mile.
%wStaeooD, wa, 4oh District.
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: so fri uShI Witll SVll DIS our own, MOI
SO alPgether hopeless; for, away il
the t;pe TO come, the wise and fore
seeinn ehold a FAINT twmkling light
viii, 9!hey know to be tie dawnino
Of day, which shall surely rise on
Hn.gary and Poland, but in our fu
tie what is there but the darkness O
,neabS9Iight7 Or flight is seen, what is i
dnrkened the pale, ghostIy glimmerngs
po!itan &c those which dance around dead
"Yet eolnen's graves7
An Freedom is within the reach ol
ThOushnen solong as they feel oppression
Liz the bodies of such only are bound,
their spirits are free, they will begin
RaS;ao @ battle of freedom, and though
HE Guardian to 9lapse before the triumph
ter Did he not f so surely come, as good
salt into the inexfn evil.
Bilkins, when he ttle begun,
with a cracked guiding sire to son,
valsntne eI 70 at ti his doorI I : liying page
capable of unheard of atrn.laoe is moral
The suitors of pretty Maryy.w feet arr,
frightened of, the course by heI t,,tho, -.
S-!Ss'ese No to- ~ cir" -
Will and 2t%2 bear about their bon
dage as garment, thin gossamer
and invisible garment, which seems
not to restrain the easy action OF the
limbs, butwhch still binds them as
spell to the earth, what hope is there
OF deliverancc?
When the independence of State
has been destroyed by force and arms
when the people are kept down by
the presence ofsol,liery, there ishopo;
their chains gall, they feel them' they
see the power that oppresses' and
they k,ao,u where to strike. But
when a people, still living under
constitutional government and re,
tanning all the forms and fashions o.
liberty, have lost, by slow and lmper
ceptible changes, the reality of free
dom, when the sperit that once AMI
mated their institutions, has been 81
lently and stealthily lulled to sleep
or stolen away by cautious stretche
Of unconstitutional power, there IS bu
little hope oftheir rising inresintance
at least until power, grown bold b
impunity, throws aside the mas
which SO long had concealed IT. an
stalks forth to work i'll open day, wins
hitherto, ithad been content to do
secret. Then anarchy ensues, nero
and cruel as murder such anarcf
as Rome saw, when the gladiatol
Of Milo and Clodius fonght daily
ehe forum, and revelling in bloc
r,s"e night hideous with the cries
slaughter and the hissing 9fconf
Therais mo- S,tanding still ii subm
sion, ,oheact oiSbaseness pfepares t
minds ofmen fo = another, one degl
of Submission prSpares the way
the next, and the next, and ,
next. This was ,ne nstory OIL
Roman Republic. The children :
the GraccKii, once so brave dne am! g .,
lived toybecome the tame' splr1tl
slave oftyrants, But this degra
ton was not wrought in day, no
aleeneration, nor by one, but .
series Of acts, each seennlng' at
time, unimportant in itself. be
the Aueustan Age, great
olution had taken place; hows
by changing the outward IoFn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22

ages. They have been declared for
ever Incapable of holding property,
of whatever description. For seven
long months they have Ianguished in
loathsome dungeons. There they
lie, herding with bandits, felons, and
brigands; and day after day the
prospect of their liberation, so far
from becoming brighter, grows only
darker and more hopeless. There
they lie, those noble gentlemen, weary
of life, and sick of this most base
world, with no spot, or stain, or blem-
ish on their reputation save the sin
of having struck for liberty. The
government willnot release them, for
the dissemination of republican SEN
timents is fatal to its,very existence.
Neither can it exile them, for no
country in Europe will harbor such
propagandists. Now, what has been
done for them2 Why Mr.. Cass,
your Minister, has proposed to the
Papal authorities to send them to
California, himself engaging TO pay
three thousand dollars for their eX-
penses in a French ship, which will
leave Bordeaux for that destination
in the month ofFebruary. The Car
dinals have accepted this proposal,
agreeing to liberate these gentlemen
nine days prior TO the departure of
the vessel in question, which affords
them sufficient time TO reach that sea-
port. Honor 10 your Minister and
TO the glorious land from which he
comes! His conduct has eIicted deep
admiration; and well it may. If you
have more of his breed, send them,
! pray you, to Naples, Vienna, and
Milan, in The dungeons of which, the
desolate champions of liberty, aban-
doned, in manacles, and bowed down
TO earth, are praying for death as for
a release"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22
Tho1oDituary notice to be found in
smother column was received too late
for last weeks paper.

Tie Condition uf the Sowh.NS-1Io
country has, in the nineteenth ceNtu-
ny, presented to the enlightened aud
philosophical lover of genuine Liberty
so melancholy and kdesponding an
appearance as that presented by the
Sonthexr e,ruros and tbo 6outhTn
people to-day. NotkrdVe and aflIS,
ted Poland, crushed between the
wcipht OF Russian, Prussian and Aus
trian despotism; not down-trodder
Hungary, emasculated, and chained
to>the chariot wheels of implacable
tyranny! N@,deep and unutterable
Z; !, as may have been the past Suffering:
as ,r of these unhappy States, and forlorn
as ny be their present condition
THEN future destiny is not so dark and
so fr,ught with evil as our own, nor
SO alpgether hopeless; for, away in
the tipe to come, the wise and fore.
seeino tehold a FAINT twnkling light
wbicf they know to be tie dawning
of . day, which shall surely rise on
Hin gary and Poland, but in our fu
t,..e what is there but the darkness o.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22

The French GoNrnmente re-
Gently ordered thatshe wIpaint
used in public buildings shaesce-
forth be made of whit zincd not
of white lead.
1t is strange b1w sliperyajshcy
punch .asakSsfhe gideSslEe
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22

ltis said that William me Conauas
ror introduced into England what
was called Troy weight, from Trey
es' town IN the Drovinca ct ylss...ssss
gagnes. The English were t9issatss-
ned withit, because the pound did
not Weigh so much as thepoand
then IN use in England. Hence The
acg'r Gss poiSe, which was anedium
DTetween the French and the ancient
lftnan could have haiF bia sgttgaos
he voQla doubls his trouhlaa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22

We are IN hdebted to the Hon,
JAMES L, 0RR 70, sundry valuable
congressional docup1ess.
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The Dallas Eunlosaan.

NEw lokK, August rs, 1851
sh;-To prevent any exaggerated account getting
into your paper OF the ey1n that has just occurred
on beard the bosoDxdks take this means to in
fm you mat The accident occurred from the boiler and
fufpsce Separating The boiler m ide TO stand
bspered pounds PRESSURE and at the time Of the ex.
lvtp there were but seventy pounds PRESSURE on the
taftty valve with full supply u wst parts
hg srsrt. 1 am happy TO inform, you that no per-
ttns Ijuiy was sustained with che exception Of
mar who vas eighty scsde. in the leg but was able
n. CAMPBELL.
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q SOO REwARD.-JRvrRIEs ANTIpoIk, "
ROOV c6c mixture for the cure OF privssss, ~ ~
II makes speedy Without The Lest tes h.s Ns
PROPRIETOR chslfene nse cs.s .hsn na,ss iasss Vis
under the forfeiture 81 hve nunares
put up In bottles, With fuil direeuons ~ " IN
tssts veek-maay are cured In swo asys % M ~.
w.R. Little. ies Hsnsves sessN bsssoh "na's w.
New OrleanA
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slI1'PtNa.

L,Uk MISUNDERSTANDING STATS NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC. Captain j. J. Conistook.Ihis stoa nshp
will depart with this United States mails for Europe peel
lively Saturday August goth. at ~ o'clock, from hsr
ter the foot of Canal street No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage, having unequaiied aeeonmoda
Gons for ELEGANCE and comfort. apply to
EDWD. X COLL Ma, b6 Wall etteeA
The steamer sanc gill succeed tho Baltic. and sa Sep
ka,at.
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VTNKIPLEK HALL.-THE WONDERS COMMENCE Ats.
Doors open at TN psralIeed success Professor An
dereon the Wizard Of the Norh during past
week has met with the thusasc
has been honored with crowded fashionable ana delighted
audiences which Is the best pre- he
celence Of his grand Drawing Soirecs
hystereuses Professor A. will nightly introduce Of
his mystic wonders illustrative OF the acy
demono1ogy and witchcrat Professor begs to i'm
press upon the public that his elegant Is
performed by him repeatedly before nearly all the
courts Europe and that his costly and
nala coupled with the attention paid tho Mort his
patrons renders his performance most recherche Admis
son 80 Juveniles under twelve Of . cents
One of PRISONS grand pianos will be used Tickets
procured at the hote also at s. Joles 80 Broadway
the city ticket Office aud st the Hail. from A. N.
Carriages ay be ordered at ten O'Clock.
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NR la CROIx's PRIvATs MEDICAL TREATISE

ii II .
ss pSSs ever ss and b. ss ssr, mr.
sOltsry habits witch dcstiov the physical ana mental
eS 81 manhood vita practical observations preyes-
sS ali sr So naS
with plain and sim pie RULES t which al persona can ssfs
mar.se is dg'ss aud and their rOs
physooy nnd diseases ~ Inc rerrodutvs orrans Of bosh
sexes their structures functions !. mssy
will overcome objections sganss mariAgenone. however
psS. Il rss Of M Diseases Of sss s shSs9
OF single sransers who require lSsl AID before oce-
pery and udeousy treated his physcisn
dp is Ia Of suss
and has for Twenty yeats bic sude: V
y conta in letter poet paid viii receive copy ~ mall
Beaver street, Al asS T. soiS sy Burgess osrrssa ana
strngsr 4 Townsend New YORK.
yI,HE MARRIED wuMAn's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
Of wS@ss&TSsns,S Edition Is mo-. Pp SrPrics 81
AZ % paer aPs 70 e s
bsns might have been spared ey timely possession Of
ssSsmPi.Ps %sfr.s. ,io:s. i%poi;sa' 's'sss.
To those whose health does not permit u
''R sIy, ss !r, r Oh, mo.h. e.s
either buddps into ~omsnsocd the in the Decline =
sso, ws0% *. s. causes s S @
remedies and ncet certain mode Of oure In evesv oopns
distract ofs letter from gentleman in Dayton ohis
Dr.; A n Nsynros.v:a ..,
nv SfR:-My has been percerNbly SINKING f1a
three years more consequence her great
guish months before anA
dncmeht every successive oae more and more debssSs
which The dispsrsA ShaA
this ate Of things Inevitable and resigned yssn u
meet the worst. At this time tncv two montha
heard your book hishiy spehen Of - eonssinin us
70 the relief ~ afforded my distressed mi ma ANl
the Its pages impaired 10 wife, learning va
great aseovsyy OF NJ ~ Desomesus provided remedy.
opened prospect TO me- which little conceived psss
Me- But fer th another year would passed
head, IN all human probability ny would bee
In her grave and my children left motherless-
is of course, imprsctcable fully
sus sahees treated Of a. they are Of nasare ttiety 10
tended for tie arred those plating marriage
Fer sale at z22 Broadway and ~ the fubblns ones -
Liberty street, New York Little Co., Albany Jcssps
Tucker Mobile AabAmA Petssson, ~ Chestsss sessss
rbladelphia -.
On the receipt OF ST. copy VIII be transmitted ~ nNL
free Of postage Of the United states All
must be addressed, poet paid 70 DR. A hsanessa -
liza, New Yerk city. Once, IL Libevty street
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ANUS a vlcNrS.
RRoADWAY THEATHS',s.| -',o.'.,.,.,c.,

REoADwAy THEATKE~E. a I'' S.sss - 49,:
LI, Is Circle .Ds 9psa =. 70 ~ O'CLOCK
ssni: s.% B. a.i fas "a. c Is
t zee r s..s.:
zs. sossss s't r4 Tss sS. a s.
Lao nsS;.f
q WIFE aNS ere III 6s sii Ia
n IsLO's oARDEN.-MANAGER, Mr. JOHN sHyroN.
Tickets % eens,; rvs,' Boxes S. Door. open AT;
& Ss nSs the aw Chinese "S SsSs
mimic i..e called tho Adventure: 2,
Of approval RsSsi
s% o.
by the f Eope N. and the eyR ahsonme Of
EsRouGHAN'sLYCEUn.B BROADWAY. NEAR BaoonR
c1e IS c sa SiF}4i s B. ss1:s
SsS Il: so@sa9 sISsfp's AG Y q. e
sn Mr. lynne Aspss Many Mr. qh1S mall asa
issi sS. S1;ssss%; %s:sss NJ:
fspssno By Miss naiyna To conclude with sss farce q
ne FIaE EATER-Coi Marehmort, MT; Palmer; ysreusI
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GAaDEN.-xAx Mas
6 Hi;f s5siy
nora a. Booi o. SIM ssnOra G yiett After which. Sig
q ..
opera, Hungarian veca,ists win sing the Rakoozy
snIsf GPses so0iD isysls D0sT open At hao:ss
account Of the weather.
ITALIAN OPERA. CASTLE eARDEN.-A oARD-sIa.
Vetti has the pleasure inform her friends and
snos viii take place Friday mig august shish
shA
ssnoIaS yistt ana slssor %ariai Alse. srsp
Also selections from semiramide, By Sisnora c. vistei.
who has at the time, the honor tht
Sas s1sS the rs
KosIsny Ludych Kormends SAMUEL ssaSo Carl Kiss 10.
santa 1r zrgony Peter fuop LHayca Dapss Ga
patriotic and national Songs Further particulars in pro-
gramme
I ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDRN.-DEBUr or
Rose de vres-Max Marezek has ths honor OF nformine
srS that s6ss 4 with the
the first performance Of NORMA will take place Monday
Bettini and harini
TICKETS FOR THE BLooMER CONCERT. ON NON
i day evening next at Chinese Hall, 500 Broadway.
VIII ch occasion Mile Nathalie Fitzames and Mons Carrese
Will appear for sale, at william Hall Sons Music Store
Is? broadway.
vyNBE BLoOMER CONCERT TICKETS FOR SALE,
l. at Samuel Joes Music store. 800 Broad way This
Sss BrosSSas Nile Nssha1i. Fnam and Mons Car
reese and the whole Bloomer Troupe will appear
DIAMOND & HERR DREIsBACHs MENAGERI1--
This celebrated henagers-the largest and best esa:
known TO natural history and which has received Pc
ronage aud applause hundreds Of Of the mss
VIA
visit principal cities towns New ENGLAND the
@ d ecr wnhnop S
rslls 26th Bu haeld 9Th; Norway S.h Bridgsson StA
sest ss; Sandwich Centre ID; plymouth Sd: TsrediSS
Bridge. 4th Franklin. 9th; Concord. 9th
DANoRAMA OF CONNECTICUT RIyER FOR SALE.
Cheaper will be EXCHANGED for real estate sr GOODS
upon giving good security on liberal terms Also to is
large sAH'''"0n nA" G. sToPPANI 500 broadway.
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AMUSR MEM tn.

cents Seat. Il ossh:.si. Boxes: sss Sssa srss
%: WI i, % "
sis s ~ r. Hsss ss,sest v Tsss S:.;:
followed the drama o. PAoDT The
kslissa. Mr.. j. wiliam, 70 sonoIsds the dram.
b.s oSi,.i. as y IT, 7ss RS ar %
slang kr Jordan; JUDY y F.shsrsy. Mrs. O. *iil.ms.
RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srKEEr.-DREss
t ssas s1S oraSsa ,ss Doors ;pen
ssss fasy ~. ' ss = S
AsWE SEN Nary Sides 20 Cha,aetsr-Ths Dske
IT, Gs'
s sssd 81 Jo sI hsan hR
the rRE r0e'n0ad' wish
Circle and Boxes Is cents PIT i9S cents; Orchestra
ss. & D''s Friday
ns us e. E tn s M 9TH the
Mr. Goeier Rhodsrct Dhu Mr. Linden; Lady msrsa
sMs6 e II 81 ja aa s9
k M BarSsr ps s cSsrsshps of @ Mr.
tleYo6SG wIDCw"sr Splash. MT 5. brown '''N' '''A
CHKIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MKCaANIcs HALL NO:
~ ss ass sSd ss
.as snS
under the Of r chissy whose concerts IN
MShsts q cents Doors open at and will at
saSrdsS b. a
continued for the future
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEuM.-P. T. BARNUM,
Manager and Proprietor; John Green wood Jr Assist
ant Manager Admittance cents children l2 cents.
Tnursdsy and Friday In the aern common at
o'clock Dance Arial Groupings, the farce of THE
FlhE Eater and the comical paptomime of THE RED
EONhIER In the evening, at TX o'clock, Feats des
Eehtes, BY the nartinettis the moral drama of TIE
NAMES PROGRESS; concluding with TIE MYSTIC
striking Oddities by the wartnett Family. The Chinese
collection the Happy Family and the the
Bile curiostes, may be seen at all hours
EEILows AIEsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI.
= cal Hall. ~ Broadway. between Howard and Grand
corps Of talented and performers under the sole
management otJ Fellows whose concerts in this for
the past have been received with the
The elite and fashion from all parts of the Union Feo
nusicsl Hal OF the spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission rs cents Doors at
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial aceommo
daton OF families. commencing at 3 o'clock r. M
WHITES MELODEON, IS BOwERY, OPPOSITE THE
w Bowery Theatre, night Cheapest place Of
amusement in the world. Beautiful variety Ethiopian
together with other description of light pleasing
entertainments The whole comprising of the gen
tee and merry places amusement in this country Concert
70 at o'clock precisely All CON
CAMPBELLs' MINsTRELs-wEsT AND PEEL's ETH.
opian Opera Troupe-organised in lsi6s give seres
D. c.. Richmond Va and all the principal cities ia
South. The programme consists Singing Dancing Violin
Solos Black Shakers Whisng aud Banjo Solos, Burleque
Operas &c.
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CAMPBELLS MINSTRELS-wEsTA ND PEEL's ETH.
opian Opera Troupe-organised in 8i6wll give
Of their Musical Concerts, in Baltimore Nd Washington.
C Richmond Va and all the principal cities ia the
South The programme consists of Singing Dancing Violin
Solos, Black Shakers whistng and Solos, Burlesaue
Oneras
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DACkErs ron BAvRE-sECOND LINB.-Tng FOL
III lowing ships will leave Havre III 10Th and New
York On the lst Of each month -
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ME new YORK AND LIv ERPUOL United srAIhs
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service has been taken In the
sucton, also In their 70 insure sruag1 >nd
rccd, and their scccnmodatobs FOR rassen are IN
slgklied lor elegance comfort os Of from Nos
Eort 10 Liverpool el50 exclusive OF exrs si=s sts,
rooms from LIVERPOOL 70 New Icrt, 60. 40 eIpe-t
viii io atf.rhad sAc Ne tsrtr
We sacursd an al paid
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NJ UsleAL THE CELEBRATED PRINA DONNA
Ivl Prof Sin gng signora Eliza Nalsntin intends
toreconmenee the concerts Of her rur and to give taea
semi nthy. The first will take place the let ofOctober
In which she will fashionable fence several
pshed prp She teaches at her residence NO. 6S
broadway whore she be from ten till four eoocS