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Boots, Shoes and EBa.ogGses.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk in store general assor
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITGHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BR0GANS WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHy HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST g. CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
EH7A It's, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of SILK Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the 'r
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jylS 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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alabama lottery.
Authorized by the State of Alabama.

.|.. Authorized by the State of Alabama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew Sees-Tob be drawn in the City Of Montgomery
Ala, in public, on THURSDAY, July 49, 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN ..
Il #@ SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. ...
Prizes Amounting to $20S,0OO!
Will be distributed according 10 the following magnificent
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Dissolution.

The coparinersp heretofore existing the style of
MILLER & RUSSELL, has been dissolved by limitation
0. P. MILLER.
D. P. RUSSELL.
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Removed Removed 80
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET..
and nts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this Market
ALSO -.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B IRA DIES:
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
w Hi * Y: ..
OF all descriptions--Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
Also
On hand my usual assortment of the WINES and IL
QuoRs in the market which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as any other house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No II Rova, s,rea,
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AGe9aeOVWgs

The Insurance Agency of the undersigned from
90 Camp street to Is Commercial Place,
je3 2p6t 0. P. MILLER.
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die indebted to I'D. James R. Me- ICELAND,
clerk of shs files Of late lexan
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TELEGRApHED TO THE CRIES CENT.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRrYAL OF the NIAGARA Al HALIFAX
* 4HE soU7HEnN Inns


NEW YORK, June o. The Royal mail steamer Nj
agara, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of the 24th
5ult., has arrived at Halifax e,, route for Boston.
Commercial Intelligence
Lower qualities Cotton had declined ID, while fair
and middling qualities were better. T. @
The sales Of the week amounted to IS 900 bales of
which 5000 bales were taken on speculation and 1860
for export.
a The sales Of Saturday were estimated to reach TO-
600 bales, the market closing with prices sitter but
not quotably higher.
The following are our quotations: Orleans Fair,
e. lMiddlng, Ac Uplands Fair. SIC. Middling
1-1ec. f.
The wholestock in port amounted to GIT 500 bales,
Of which 52S 900 bales were American.
Orleans Tres o,'dinaire, at Hayre, was quoted
at 95.
The Manchester market opened heavy, but closed
firm. 1T IVA
Provisions are dull, and generally unchanged
Western Prime Mess Pork was quoted at 9ls Cd.
Consols for money were quoted at 94i.
The new British loan Of five millions had been
taken at % per cent.
The political intelligence Of the Niagara is unimpor
tant. G6
Additional by the Niagara.
The Persia arrived out on the oath.
Flour closed firm and quiet. Western Canal 30s.
to 33s; Ohio SOS. to 37s. Wheat had declined ID.
White Corn is quoted at EOS. to $685. Yellow 2ss. to
29s. s
The weather had been very favorable for agricul-
tural purposes.
Forty millions had been subscribed for the new
loan.
| The bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
| twenty thousand pounds, and deposits were made
| without any pressure on the money market. @
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sse ifl iei,tsd is The officers Of the nlarnif-
senE fdor q ackages Of late yicks
i bnsg INIT atchez
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sAM's SALooN.--An the world and the rest of
mankind, Z including his dear wife and beloved of:
spring. are aware that SANS Saloon" is situated at
l0l ST. Charles street.
But those interesting and important personages
may be uninformed as to one essential fact viz !:
That the aforesaid saloon, etc. by the Cahawba, has
received a lot Of fresh halibut, mackerel Goldfish,
shad, andkoforth. If anybody doubts our word we
refer them to the advertisement, and recommend
them to the test,
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CaT2oetiaag, Mating and Floor
OLE CLOTH, at 10 Charities street.

Lately received large assortment of CARPETrNs snch
as Velvet Wilton Tapestry Basse1s Three ply Ingram, We
widths, cut TO sit rooms, halls etc. MATTINGd00 pieces
A 81 and 81 White and Gheckered landng all OF which
offer at the lowest market prices
A. BROUSSEAU & co.,
je2 2p6t 10 Charities street
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N BFor persons born in March, April May June Sepem-
ber October December the Madame will select numbers that
will draw capital prizes. And for persons born 4 to
18th of March, and from the 10th 18th Of December she will
select the numbers that will draw the 100000 prize the
lottery Talsan's numbers sent by letter the
if called personally Date of birth required for the
selection of numbers Parents have their cldren nun
bers selected and draw prizes them Numbers S. Tails
mans $40 to SO Numbers for the 800 900 prize S2 All let
addressed Madame Blanche New Orleans strictly con-
hdental and answered immediately. ice l2p
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TALE ON GsHANGE Business and Crops The
at An hour yesterday indicated
That Inter intel igencs from Europe was at hand. IL
proved To- he the advice 3brun by the Gnnard
steamer Niagara, ut Halifax from Liverpool, up to
The nlt. Very good time fol- the Old
ship Boston rienaa are complain
of all the first class ships Of
line from their little village to New York.
The accounts regarding cotton were not at all
Teished The depression was not Iii general
though If the extracts from private cor
ndence pgeyiouslF received which ne have pub
Ished, have been closely watched the character of
the adEices is confrmatory Of what we published.
to the dispatches before us, the stock Of
IL Lyerpe was heavy, and from data before
are reasons for inference that the stock will
be hlt diminished before the first proymo. In
the we can only intimate to the planters
one and all, that they have been fortunate in
10 tive returns, and We wish
them tbs lfke s1eeess the mex. season.
There were several arrivals Of boats from file West
yessefday creatng considerable Of astr and hustle
3tlgs upper steamboat landing Western produce
bring the best prices, though some
operators hi corn, who purchased al tie high
prices of VIII Iase largely Ne can only
them to be more cautious hereafter, and if
81 real and reliable information on markets.
finance and had vicinity
88of No. 10 Camp street.
d Favorable acconnts ontnue to be daily received
regarding both cotton and corn III lie Southwest.
Now and then ather8 gloomy accounts from some
but come il the best Of seasons.
There Is no doubt Of one thing that the growing
corn never fairer the largest yield,
and IN some sections Of The country the corn is
and fan advanced that the viciss
ss Of The must be Of q very remarkable ma
rospeets for most abundant yield.
Thera we're sales Of Louisiana State SIX per cent.
bonds ID New York, the 29th nlt. y Of 952. The
highest price attained for months. #3s5 III
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are under obligations to
tbs Han ano. ior valuable pubIic documents
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For THE ASHORE SuBURHs -, The steam packet
Kate Friabse, for Ocean prings, Biloxi, Mississippi
City, Pass and Bay Louis receives freight
to-day and up to two o'clock, r. tomorrow. Those
having furniture and heavy freight will do well to
take notice. we learn freight is received athoth
the lower and but at what hour the
trains s are not posted up to say
= HrFp JusTIcEs GouR The call Of members Of
The ar published in another column, upon Mr.. Arthur
Saucer to become d candidate the Office Of Third
Juatces rendered vacant the death Of Judge
Richardson, will attract very general attention.
The call Or rather recommends alton, Is highly com
plinsntary to friend saucier and is the more
valuable az ~ was utsoag for and unexpected.
That he would elected, make on able and faithful
sficer, there can be no kind Of question. VEIL
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d 0PELoUs1s RAILRoADeIhe summer schedule Of
the 0pelouaas Railroad goes into operation tomorrow
See adYer tisernent III another column.
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Young aaaaeea.iCH Billiard Saloon.
Gravier Street, next door below st. Charles
4 Hotel,
Those DESTROYS Of enjoying game of Billiards in cool,
pleasant room, should call as above.
je5 2p3t LUCAS ORLICH.
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III Card.

III Card.
THE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF THE BAR, res
pectfnly recommend Mr.. ARTHUR sAuCIER as fit and
proper person. fill the vacancy oecasioned by the death Of
the Richard Richardson Third Justice of the
the Parish of Orleans
Mr.. saucer member Of the Bar, and is in opinion
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MGGGv8ase blanche

s7MdgGgGymSe blanche
Positively leaves this city URDAY the 18th June
Read the following three letters received by the
Madame during the past week:
Augusta Ga, May 10, 1856
Mime Banche-The numbers you selected me last winter
has drawn prize of $1,000
ANNA MITCHELL
Pensacola, Fla, May 9, 1856
Mime BancheI have the pleasure of informing you
numbers you selected for wife have drawn prize of eco
in the Alabama lottery.
ANTOINE GONZALES
Charleston, s. c., May 6, 1856
Mime BancheThe numbers you selected for my little son
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TV'0tg E0aaea'--- Wall Paper.
5000 pieces Superior Wall Paper various patterns with
ders TO match, for sale low, by
TODD g. CO.,
je5 2p3t 100 Canal ST., Touro Buildings
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WOOD-WODD-WO WILL, SETT FROM
w this date to the LIST November next good OAK and Ak
wood At 50 per cord delivered Pitch Pine at S4 and dry
Sin meaare is taken, still lower reduction viii be made
ieit n my box No. @ at the Mechanics and Dealers
sydra streets residence No S Baonne street, or at The
oSo CORNER OF Liberty and Shell Road will be promptly a
rnm9 ~ Il. j. WHITE,
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IT, co.,r on, WAsHINGToN, D. G., March Il, 1856
ssugar planters etc. with perfect safety and security
contract with for improved Bagasse Fnsce in no
wise conflicts with eneble claims under exne na
tents tents IT, be s more explicit wise with any
THos. e. CLINTON, "a se yn,S y stpsss'
"P' Il opposite Patent Office,
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6LILMAN'S BAGASSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ in circulation by INSCRIPTIONS parties the effect that nv
Patent Bsgasse Furnace is an Infringement pa
tent and thereby renders planters who use nv Furnace
liable to suit for damages have made Gxpednt for meto
employ eminent and well known Patent attorney 10 exaInine
al the papers on file at the Patent Office relation to The sub
lec ana his statement below is sufficient upon the
eleence or honesty OF those who would prejudice bust.
ness by such means. SAMUEL H. GILMAN
81 Natchez street. New OrlesnB.
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b The House on yesterday, and the Senate to-day,
passed the bill granting certain public lands in the
State of Louisiana for the purpose of aiding in the
construction Of Q railroad in that State. Inasmuch
as the President has already approved several bills Of
the same character, it cannot be supposed that he
will veto this It passed the Senate without divis.
ion, and the House by vote Of 60 to IS.
1t is rumored to-day that Mr.. Brooks has chal.
enged Senator Wilson, on account of certain words
used by the latter in reference to Brooks assault
upon Summer.
The city is full of delegates to the Cincinnati Con.
vention, most Of whom will leave here in the morn
ing. :5g Essex.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
The Camnairn Mhig

One word in regard to the Campaign paper which
we propose issuing about the LIST of June. Our
friends in all parts Of the State, and out of it, are do
ing nobly-sendng in names by the and
the hundreds Only day or two ago We received
from single individual orie- for tfty copies En-
couraging enough, proudly confess But We are
still not satisfied We like yet brisker business.
We want an average ol not less than hundred
namcs in every county in the State We are in for
Fillmore with all our mind, and with all heart,
and with all conscience and with several punches
Of grey goose quilts" And we want our Campagner
to reach il possible, every voter in the Common
wealth We want them all to what manner OF
man our glorious candidate is-how high a gentle
man, how pure a patriot, how wise a statesman how
conservative national, iust,-how supremely devoted
TO the Constitution and the Union of his country -
And therefore it is that want our Campaigner 10
penetrate every nook and of the Stateto vi
sit mountain valley, and owland-to search out Lo-
cofocosm in all its hidden places and surprise it with
something new--a little light and truth and honest
preaching And therefore it is that want
friends-the friends of Fillmore and the country
to aid us kindly literally, enthusiastically in the eff
fort to spread Gar and wide the circulation of our
Campaign paper.
We therefore suggest that some half dozen or a
dozen active friends of the in each county take
the matter in hand at once, and never rest day or
night until perfectly satisfied of having secured the
required oHe hHHdred names The April and May
courts would afford splendid opportunity for this
patriotic work. We beg repeat that it is not for
ourselves we ask it, We want to make not a single
copper by the operation; but it is for the sake of the
cause in which we are all alike interested. What say
your All hands to the rescue and we promise you
that the Campaigner from the Richmond Wing office,
shall be felt all along the line of the Democratic ranks,
from AccOnac to kanawha.
Bear it in mind-one hundred subscribers from
each county in the State, and nothing shorter Up
and doing is the motto now.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
Daniel Dickinson.

Is it not remarkably curious and suggestive that
amid all the din and noise and confusion now pre-
yailing in the ranks Of the Democracy in reference
to the Presidential nomination not word is heard
in any quarter in behalf Of the claims Of the modest
Roman Of them all'-Daniel 5 Dickinson Of New
York Only four short years ago, and what man in
the land stood higher in the and affections Of
the Democratic party Of Virginia and the South -
And what, We again inquire, have inquired
thousand times has he done since forfeit their re-
gard and their confidence? Is he not as true, as
patriotic as capable now he was in 1852, when
his nomination to the Presidency would have been
hailed by the entire Democracy Of the Sonth with
the widest acclamatiOns> On the contrary is he
not in fact more true and more patIiotc-haying
been since tired IN the fires Of persecution and yet
still faithful to his convictions and his principles -
II this he so-and what candid man Of any party
will doubt t--why is it that there il not Demo.
crat IN all the South who has the manness and the
courage TO sustain and stand by their best and fast.
/ est iriendf What "hOcus-pOcus Of the necrOninn.
cry Of Democracy has produced so melancholy and
discreditahle change in their views purposes and
feelings towards Of the truest friends the South
has ever had in the North Why are there none in all
the Democratic ranks at the South willing TO do honor
10 the purest and most eminent patriot in their par
tyy Echo answcrs-whyl
Nr. Dickinson presented rs a candidate for
the Presidency by the State Of Virginia, at the ma.
tional Democratic Convention four years ago under
circumstances which made his nomination certain
upon the succeeding ballot If he had allowed hi,
, name to be used 70 mark the contrast between Mi
Dickinson's position, Then and no,c, with regard Il
, the Democratic party we suhjoin the proceedings
bearing upon this point, which were had at the De
mocratic convention Of 1862 The account, rs giyer
I, at the time, i- a, follows.
THE Virginia delegates ehich hqd retired came II
y and cast IT, hitren vote. lor Daniel Dickinson Thi
announcement received with the most enthusiastic t
long-contnuod applause The clerk having heretofore
often read the vote of that STAT tor cl,nau read 10
W sur ou THE occasion amid loud laughter lie wts ao
corrected, howrver aud read the ~ stst Wr t
n-on nrpsc AVID general consent o. hear tim wiz. ,t ono
gvcu. u csmu hrrr,' said he. mot o. speak Lut
should w. mLcn lss than human " cnui Vi. here utl,
BE-. the circumstance Fi br srntf could af,.. aud IA
re drcss th assembly without the drcpc.t cuoton can
here not Tor myself ] came herr the s,ryaut a. other
~ clothed With IL" highest functona w4c il shall m In
at chief ambition to scbugc. came here not win /,
H.. sructiOns, bnt hy stronger feeling of eSprct,ons
m ~oui votr 10 procurc the nomination Of Gcn Levi. Ca,
'l oi Michigan
IS Az this point the ladies In the gallery, prompted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

ka bill; but we had no idea that impressions in
this regard would be 30 soon and so completely
hrmed. But such is the fact The patriotic Old
Buck wants mo assault to be made upon "those
Democrats who were against the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise-snd we have doubt the old
fellow is altogether sincere. For if assaults"
to be made upon all the nti-Nebraska Democrats Of
the country, how could Old Buck himself eseaper
But we call for the whole Of the Sdell lctter-cx-
tracts, il seems, will not suffice Let have it in
ful-just as it came from the pen of Old Buck him
self The public will be Satisfied with nothing less.
Let us have il all We 60 in now for the whole or
none" doctrine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
ARRIVALS Ar THE EXCHANGE HOrEl.
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

Hall. Lynchburg; T. Richs,er Petersburg ] !
Ceascn haliah; w Battcrton. Campbell; n Afnison
u Ludlam, Nieol. New York; X Robinson, New Or
Lady, Pennsyiv snia W 4 fi,nan aud Lady New Yo,k;
Lowry, Maj Chandler, Virginia; A q Mercer. New.
port. H. l.; Hsskins, Washington, DC; A Doid Au.
Parodi. New York; Holey, August.; ID Watts Mrs.
Csveudcr. White Sulphur Springs DIR II IL Bean. Marv-
Land; q onwhender. charlottesville; Taylor, King
willsm j Mitchell. Bedford Myrc.. New York:
W Porter, Polngton. Me- Menifee, w Danes
Franklin; Ms Jeifress and two Miss J.cs Charlotte
Miss Purycan, , Jefress. A II Amistesd and Lady.
Plank, Mecklcnburg; Mercer. Mc,ichcc aud Lady
Mrs McGehee daughter and servant, Halifax; J Hail.
Accomac; q 2 x James, Norfolk; w M winslow M,,
winslo~, Miss winslow, Va; Sweeny, Williamsburg
Capt Chase, City Point; w ID Tanner, King William
=" IL smith, New York; w Younger, j Lee, Lynch
bug. Moston. Culpcpper Dee Galveston; " Buell.
aud Wife, Rochester. y Y; A W Scott, Nottaway A
Jones, Petersburg; W II Baldwin, Mass.
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Q O NJ NJ E GAL.
MONETARY AND coMMrRcfAL.

orFlcr wus. April 10. lisa
the Ns- rok Exchange. second Board Tuesday ssoeo
Wednesday Frst Beard. tcoco on same term. At va
and ts"o ssk seller three days There
cod board aEc- The telegraph reports the stock
he, nrn to DAY, quotation. virsini. not rivsa
In rs'sr'ex Yesterday Ne. Pannin .sessssr.
the following stocks:
20 20 shares rS,,s.sosER share. Raj Ca. RR. 9,
3: ...s s.. ..,;:. r, .:s; -..a V
In Norfolk. "Wednesday, Mss.r. Ferguson a wnla,on d.
pcsed Of tho following stock. at auction;
%,ss - and iS:Ssiv:sS z q xSss. nsns 70
9e,o vrEnis coupon. sold q, sss Nv
capitalist this city, Who learn engaged In grain
and other peulatons past day. forced to
make the esneat Of n.su..
said to be about ssoo while reported seoo
The Ne~ York correspondent OF the phnsphia Inquirer say.
1t !. somewhat, extraordinary that business ny
.%sss the das., 81 the .sa.n lnss the S,s Of M. ssa
sS r Sa ss Of ss w:s. .ns sr o. 10, @
are Ssns for the canals aud river. to goods
me heavy stock rather
than Cor the corresponding period last
is I, have .ss sss s ON arc many % over
s sseev. importation aud consumption of foreign dry good.
porter. and dealer. generally aud crossing
eonirSu prOssSy than any other
Ssss, d.a s % s ss A. w.. .e A. to n
therefore for our merchants In ye- 1.-THE bank
Of the disaster. Of 1854.
has gone the rounds OF the that funds had been
procured sufficient complete the Alexandria and o~nr- Railroad
to Lynehbus The Charlottesville J,nsonAn that such
not the fact and dollar has obtained
Iii proposed
the and
the ~ the doa bat
action OF the directors relative to Il.
The Directors OF baltimore company by
vote OF twelve have adopted resolution,
0anus to the Northwestern Virginia Railroad sSo
more city loan created under the act Of 1854.
We annex statement Of the inspections of hoar Norfolk,
Of
tne at the points whg (neladng
Nor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
North British Review.

We have received from the Agent for SCOTS Republ
cation, Mr. woodhouse, the February number Of the
North British Review The following is the table OF
tents
/. France and Scotland; 2. Dr. George Wilson CO.
lour Blindness s. Scottish Schools for Middle Glasses
Ben JOnson: Recent Sermons-Scotch Engish and rsh
S. Hotels; O. Italian Character and Italian Prospects
BLAcEwooD FOR MARcH.-The following is the table Of
contents:
/. Lldells History of Rome; . Monteil; g. Biography
gone mad, l. The Greek Church. 5. Nicaragua aud the
Hlhbusters The Scottish Fisheries T. Sidney Smith 5
Peerages tor Life; 9. Wensleydale Creation.
The article, Biography gone mad" is a scathing re
view of the lives of Horace Greeley and James Gordon
Bennet-fimous editors OF New York. An extract which
it gives from Greeleys Biography states by authority
fact have long suspected-that he only white in
appearance. His hographer, speaking of his birth saws
The mode of his upon the stage of hi, world
to the least of il, unusual The effort al
most'tOo much for him. and the language of one
who present "hs into the lSorld black
rhuaHcy.'
There itis.-he was born 'bldek q chimney and
though ancient authority strongly that the Ethio-
plan change his colour modern science proves the
contrary. We have doubt that Greeley now what his
birth proclaimed hma black and the free use Of acids
has changed the hue OF his epdemis he in reality that
curious type of the negro race called dlJipo