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New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The proposition before the Michigan Consti-
tutonal Convention TO submit separately TO the people
the question of Woman Suffrage, defeated y the fol
lowing vote:
Ygs-Me.srN Adrch Barber Btm,n Case Chapu Chapman,
Daniels. Duncan Dubobe. Elliott Farmer Ferris Gdugs, ron
Miller Lowell Murray Sbje Norris Purce SAWYER Sheyer stoef-
well oughtan TYLER Uter White, Willard Wnsor and WiherS
Anw Bradley BroNn Cooege, Conger Croefer
Desnoyer. GERMAN Henderson Holnes Huston, knne Law
Leach Longyear Luce McCelnd Mcconnell horon uvr
Musgroe Richmond Shedn r. q. Smh Ihomp9n Van VsAea
Walker r. d. WHruer NJ G. Watkins "HAns NiAm' "o9d
house, and lcOmAns-JA
ON the man question Of striking the word male from
the Constitution. the vote was Yeas. ~ Nays &C. no
the fair sex Pcnnsuar State denied the ballot
II will he remembered that the Convention, sitting IN
Committee OF the Whole voted so decidedly IN favor or
extending the suffrage women, that Mrs Cady stanton
and Theodore TtOu pulled OF their bonnet and hat ana
gave three cheers for Michigan.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IL KANSAS.
The female suffrage question, says Ihe Jour
nal n making rather queer divisions I'm the public sent
ment Of the state At Lawrence II II favored by sueh
prominent politicians cXOy. Robinson Senator Ross,
and Others aud opposed 10y such weknOwn business
men "a the Hon H. NJ BarthOlOw aud the Hon G. w Bab-
cock Mr. BarhOlow has In any way Identified HIM
self with the political parties In this state he s eNcius-
lively business man, and gives no attention 70 politics,
but he thinks in female suffrage measure fraught
with much evil society and the State, aud Therefore
strcuuou-y opposes H. That hc represents large mum.
brr of the most substantial business mon or the city and
state can hardly be doubted On tho other hand, when
such shrewd politicians cNGOy RObnsOn. Gov Cra".
ford the state generally and our Congressional
delegation favor Of this Kind, IL would seem
public sentiment OF the state was drifting IN that
direction.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

The Boston Advertisers Washington disdateh
says: IL Ia understood that In accordance Win an o
which being gradually VlfOrced undei secio sit
Stanton as the exigences OF the service WOuu pei III -,
further reduction Will take place. Wheh ~ ,n,v
changes covered by IL MADE Gen slekes, w9
duty by virtue OF his breyet rank Oh Muo, Iii &
viii return his regular rank Of Colonel wsn W. ne
place him from his present command Dut niH H. Gan
Howard will then in his real rank ol k Who
eral and would bo the only officer OF M,ioy
could he sont 10 take Gen sekee's place bIeve' 70
Gen David Hunter, on Claims ,oIn,iis''o"' ,t VS.
turn 10 the rank OF colonel on the retired iist
Yesterday James Driscoll, aged 10 years, rcI I'll
severely injured at the corner OF PKG ,t np lie was
nv hreewers cart driven by Edmund Balrost. 70 wa"
taken 10 bellevue Hospital. The driver ""'
An omnibus, containing IA persons Dei3mSnhg ,in ~
On the family Of d. H. Hart, while gohs J" @ ne nna
satnrdav upact on the railroad III he
s aide Of the river 81 louis ana ,d
inmates SO feet into pond All were more VI i''
The brio G.. w. Bailer, from Ponce, I. H.,
th csrgo Of sugar went ashore on tne oh INST, on
aat shoal and remained stranded TIL the lot "ron
pa - set aaoat by the Coast Wreckng company iho
EJ mai,sr arrived In port on Sunday morning
The following il list Of the prices paid Dy
pohert bonner for his celebrated horses; DEXTER
sd 90. Poeahonas t35OO0 Auburn Horse, sl30G Feer-
0co Fiatbush Maid 5000; Lantern $1,000 Lazy
Palmer. s5 O0O total sls,O"'
Tbo Hon. F.. NJ. Stanton dined with senator
e,tnncr i'm boston Sunday, and yestefdaH went ~
,he seaside residence of tho Hon. aalhusi ioop0' !"
spend few days.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
, Commissioner of the General Land Office

Ihe commissioner OF IIIt UtIIUIdI I4dHu VIuUo
Just received SurveyorGener at Olympia Washington
Territory the survey OF township No g. North range
Willamette meridian covering Of % 900 situated IN
King County that Territory The tract wateed 0 the white hVe
lakes The surface level lying az eeYa
level Of White River bottom The timber
which places dense and OF an
zresHt quality also cedar maple alder baln ash and ehery the
latter OF the high table lands
Wilson also In receipt Of styees tom Colorado
stating has closed contract for the survey OF
Creek da9cs Of Golden CITY that Ter
Htory
The Of the Land Once has issued INSTRUCTIONS
ordering the Withdrawal nom
prsempon homestead Of the odd numbered sections OF
lying miles eAch side OF the line Of the Winona
Aai ~ Railroad dnatsd map hed by the State aulho'
ties under tho act Of March J. 1863 .
In reply question whether party Who had made homestead
entry and transmitted the warrant location could take anee,
Commsorer the General Land Office has decided
section Of the aE provides tat No ndYduasha
permitted acquire title thar quarter section under the
provisions When settler makes snt acquires
title under the 9Th % the N he thereby eIhaus bis rights
the sane, aui make smother enry
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
GEN. snEnrDAN's TuRS-our.-The New-Or-

GEN. SHERIDAN's TURN-OUT.-7he Ne,0-Or-
leans Times thus nails falsehood on ITS travels
throughout the country:
Tho following fancy sketch OF Gen Shcridans turn
out In this city appears In the New-Orlcans cores
pondence OF The ST. Louis Republican, II is ridculousy
untrue. Gen Sheridan, however deficient he may be IN
statcsnanshp, Is At least soldier ana court op He
does not trOt himself out show like the spotted horse
In the circus. II he has ambition ut ALL which Is scarcely
does the correspondent OF The Republican, Munchausen-
iZe:
This state carriage used landau covered carriage which opens at
the top uBobueisd ysv Of the Inmates Therein ts
the Gcprra surrounded by members o his staf ho and the De
eeis al With gold lace With gold buttons and other ornaaens
ton To this vehicle attached horses and these
with the most eboJ omAmehed harness Al this nhshed on
with grand display VI long white pumes tipped With RED ,aheI
which fastened hsds IN such fashion 10 cause he
to uDdulIte In all the graceful Of poetic emotion he eorss
completed by train 0! outrders and guards consisting OF wo
mounted troops who such oons appear 10 lhe best DID anu
rLrIIu
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
MONTANA.

The nomination of James NJ Cavanaugh as
the Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress from
Montana made after fight in the Territorial
COnvehtOn there being eight asprantS for the honor
ihe frat ballot stood: Cavsnaugh IA; John p Bruee,
AleK M voolfolk. 7; Sample Orr, G; Col Johnson Q {;
A. Il. Mayhcw 8; j. II. ID. Street. :; and Sam. Mclane
Uate delegated l. Messrs. Bruce. Voolfolk Orr &el re-
presented the Missouri element. largely recruited from
Pap iriCes army Cayanaugh stood IA Finnegan iad
loyal to the flag Finally, after much talk and whisky.
ana upon the second day and the seventeenth ballot Jim
was nominated receiving % votes to II for "COl JOhn-
SON. who ia professional gambler at Helena and upon
whom all the scalawags united. The Republican noma-
ton had not been made at last accounts but 1t was be
eycd that either Col W. f. Sanders Of Virginia CITY, or
Mr. Caggett nephew Of Gov Morton, would receive IL
Tho Republican party in the Territory Is well organized
strong, and determined TO win.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
STEINwAY & Sons.
Ncio York. Aug II, 1857.
Then follows what purpOrts to be q certifi

was made to appear fourth on the list.
Ncio- York. Aug H. 1857
Then follows what purports to be certiii-
cate ur some reason withheld from publication till this
(5teInway SOnsD come FIRST on he list an CtGSs
X" The name of patent medicine or anything else
may come first ne list but that does not prove the
first IN aUdTdS. We have "reprOdltced' from what we
believe to be the leading French Journalistic France
Musicale La Gazette Musicale, Figaro, lie Mcnestrel
otc etc-such articles they have published both Off
cla and editorial whether these papers are OBSCURE
thing is evident the papers or their ehCe couG hve %
S S1t ber on Tr Reerng 9 to the ad list Of
awards refer the reader to the oBtcat tSt or doduS
which places the Legion of Honor" the first and highest
aoord gold peaLs (which rank third on the lisD
much the gold medal is above the silver or bronze
medals Our rival German exhibitors may well be salts
fled to receive one OF the FIVE gold medals awarded for
pianos even IL that one be the fourth as they say IL the
heading OF this article This gives them the credit or
Improvement since the exhibition Of the Worlds Far
London, where they were eighth on the list yet claimed
We most respectfully claim to FIRST grand
also Grafd God Mcdai Of Honor Of equal value With ali
and the medal received per Paris may
be seen at our warerooms, No 26 Washngtons and No
EXPOSITION UNIvERsELLE. In lie Menestrei for July 81
find the Ofcial List OF Rewards" TO exhibitors Of
Glass X which includes Musical instruments and Publ
cations These classed in the following order:
/. DeeorationS under which head occur three names
MERKLS knight of the Legion Of Honor Great organs.
France
with the house OF Erardl. France
CmCKERSG. knight or tho Legion OF Honor (Pianos)'
United States.
Then are named as hors cOnc0s tout Of the cOmpeti
ton they being themselves members Of the awarding
Jury:
2 Grand Prize Only one.
SAX a. JJ Paris. Brass instruments.
3. cold Medals Seven names.
II will be from the above that the Decorations are
cassed as the highest grade Of honor next comes the
Grand Prize awarded only NJ Sax; and the third in
grade is the cold Medal The piano o-making house OF
Erard placed itself out Of the competition by the fact
that one OF its members M Schaefer the Jury;
hut on this gentleman we'll Mr. ChiCkering, be-
slowed the Cross OF the Legion OF Honor; why II not by
way Of recognizing these two as the head OF all the
makers OF Pianos The French have long regarded the
Erard The Grand Piano Of all the world beyond COM
poOn by this act they welcome the Chic kering to
an equal place beside the object OF their own pride
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN EUROPE.

Mr. Orange Judd of The Anaioan Agrcalturst
writes us the following:
AMSTERDAM, Holland. July 30. 1871 do not know
what weather you having but hope II far different
from what have experienced FIVE years ago, while In
England for month. IL raned constantly that went
ont only day without carrying an umbrella, and as
that day turned Out got thoroughly wet In two weeks
spent In France then not rain-drOp This year
was in Great Britain a month and saw but two slight
showers OF them In London. was Paris 2l days
on the 2Ot OF April had less rain and have
seen but fair day leaving there that is TO say It
has famed least days out Of the last 20, and hear
that IL has rained almost constantly In England during
the same time In the ride Of 200 miles from Paris To
ruslels fine crops, but most Of the growing grain
was prOsTatcd by the driving storms, and the large
amount Of cut but ungathered, bleached hay showed
how severe and long had been the wet weather
The same state OF things noticed all the way FROM Brus
sells 10 this point. Judge, from what have seen and
heard that the damage the present years harvest will
prove very great IL hardly be otherwise than that
this disaster the crops IN Europe will materially In
crease the demand for breadstus which Judge
unusually promising from the Few extracts from
home Journals and occasional kilograms see.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE CROPS.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 10.-COm is looking well,
and continues 70 improve oats badly damaged in
tho field The crop is hight.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug l9.-The corn and cotton crops In
Alabama better than Ia many years past. The yield
Of corn immense and the cotton prospect atterng
The worm as yot, is exciting but ttlo apprehension.
The accounts from Texas louisiana and Southern Msris-
sipI are disastrous, tho and overflow have des
rOyed One-haf OF the crops. Heavy showers fell here
Yesterday but Is clear to-day so far rs heard FROM no
serious damage has occurred 10 the crops.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE TRANSFER OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS


The telegraphic report of negotiations pen
ding at Washington for the transfer OF the Sandwich
Islands to the United States, will be read with special
interest by the people OF the Pacific Coast There Is
nrobablv some foundation for the report, II the
negotiations fall short transfer OF the Islands Some
months ago. Minister Harris who Is at the head OF the
Financial Department OF the Hawaiian Government,
came quietly over to TINS coast spendHS seNem weeks
During his stay here IL understood tat nc was
tour Of observation" and he was OF STte as
e nnression left by chance interviews was that the
Minister after ascertaning that lhe tone ana temper
nould pr6csed to Washington with the view
Of negotiating a. treaty ,,d 1 rd9csPstCy sPty between
te ,r,ned by the fact that such project had been
ootd FOR some time and Minister Harris did not hest
t to saw that the high tariff was ruinous to the plant
@ c tsrsts ~ OF tho Islands During his stay In the city,
ra sugars produced at the lsads were sOd at auction
at less the cost OF ths tn, as ireight
an iIlustratOn OF the pressing eeu OF treaty OF reel
pocity From other sources we ear tnat the planting
% snerous because the only natural market is
bocaded by what amounts toa prohlbtory tariff Plant
80 freely offered for sale upon many work IA
end altogether industrial interests are not
@ bonefl az the best friends OF the Islands could wish.
e,"d 10 recprocy treaty, 1t s possible that some
obstacles may have been encountered at
tUJntnn The sugar planters OF the Southern States
1 &c alarm at this partial suspension OF the tariff
I'm favor Of the admission Of raw sugars free OF duty lest
,vd he the entering wedge OF some more sweeping
n IA not easy make treaty satisfactory
TO the whole country when admits suRar ana rice n0mi
nally free at the port 81 ssme arces AZ tbs ~
New.York, Boston, and Philadelphia In the event,
therefore, that the negotiation Oh Susn ,ht nad
might be taken whereby the same opeet would DC more
eeetuay aG in osS circe .he Win sS
The precedent furnished I'm tho purchase OF Alaska there
hardly be doubt that our 20, % woa "a, %
Islands IL Is better advised OF their value aud prospect
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

Myrtle-ave. Park. Tho programme commenced with
singing "TuTnerguese Song" spendidly executed by the
Turner 11edertafel of Brooklyn J.. d., aud "Au du
FRENCH 10y the Brooklyn SaoEgcrbCnd. THIS Wa, fol
lowed by an address by Richard KatzenmeyCr the Prca
dent Of the Zrk who explained and commended
the objects for which the society formed
Ihere Was, beside. fine exhibition of gymnastics mill
tly eyoutOns, and prize shooting the rt prize for
gmn0stic aud athletic exercises vas awarded tu thc
New-lOrk Turner's aud for shaTpshO1tiug tO the
GthutZeu Corps OF BrOoklYn, l.. ID.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

Bulls HEAD.-Receipts of live stock for the
week just ended foot up 57ei beevcs, 206 sheep and
lambs and 2s4i2 hogs. This is slight falling of In cat
tie but large gain I'm sheep and hogs when compared
with last week The beeyes nearly all sold but the
market dragged and closing rates the lowest Prices
varied little from last week, Improved quality adding
somewhat Ia their value Sheep cannot all be sold,
al atc reduction, and ale. less for lambs. Hogs
have all been Sold the active provision trade enabling
cutters and packers to them Prices c lower for
prime, while poor only be sold at 6e7c. q 10.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
HEY.YoRK TURNBEzIRK.

HIS German organization, comprising sOcie-
ses irom hew-YOrk Brooklyn. WilllamsDurgh, YOnkers
1'nrf1a%Dia, College Point, and Paterson, with Com
gNhles sHd Of the 28th Regiment G. ~ Y, yester
f had Grand Dicpio and summer festyal at Hanfts
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA wealthy citizen
offers TO give $4,000 to found Laborers Exchange to
assist workinnen in obtaining information and employ
,nent ~ Others will subscribe like amount within a
specified time ,.,,.
THE Central Pacific Railroad Company have rooted ten
miles OF their road passing through the region, and
intend 10 cover all the worst exposures for Winter travel
Heavy rains are falling throughout the StAte'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

Last evening Mrs. Alice Magarley of No. 40
East Twenty hrstst caused the OF Rosanna Rus
sell on the charge OF having smothercd infant aged
threo months intrusted to her charge. The accused
stated that the child died from diarrhea She locked
up for the night in tho Eighteenth Precinct Station
House,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
FIRES.
AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

At TIE BKOOKL1N NAN1 1AKU.
At about 10l o'clock last night flames were
discovered Issuing from the rear OF the boiler
shop In the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. Tho bells
the various engines soon at tho gates but
about marines placed tho street and the
firemen were prevented from going In The fire cOmpa-
nies attached to the yard succeeded In eKtngushng
the flames. But slight damage was done.
IN HUDSON-Sr.
At 12:4O o'clock this morning fire broke out
the grocery and provision store OF Charles II Koh at
the corner OF West Houston and udsOnsts IL soon
extinguished Loss stock 200; insured Tho build
ing IL owned by Mr.. Edwards, and Is damaged 10 the
extent Of OO0 insured The origin Of the fire s un
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
TIE NATIONAL FINANCES.

WASHINGTON August 19.-The amount in
the United states Treasury to-day is sS7 100000 IN cur
rency IN cOn and 500 600 gold certificates
The following amounts have been received from the
Customs at the cities named from the lst TO the 10th or
Artgtr
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17-The Peoples Com
mtue has put in the field a municipal ticket made up
tiey OF the best all the political tickets. Horace
hONco - the Independent candidate for State Senator
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

RENAREs-Tie loves, early CO.. morning
cloudy thunder shower from 80 TO 320 this thunder
heavier pons from 10 80 miles West sud
North from tl, m Prom , % 10 IL NJ cloudy
noon, cloudy sunse, Evening sutrv, little clordT
following record Of observations the Central Park
Tor tho week ending SATURDAY, August II:
..ynrvrvp
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
MARRIED.

Tuesday July o. BY the Rev Or.
Hare Rebecca Saery daughter Of the late
Wulam s. Satteriy. No cards
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAJ

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Aug 19Beef Cattle IN fair demand but prices
unseed OIL l006c y b Sheep dull aad lower,
sales Of 1900 at sac b. Hogs Unchanged sales Of 800 $O0
| SO 80 d 100 b net
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
ARMY GAZETTE.

Brevet Bdg. Gen. Peloure has been
ordered % TIE Department Of the
Dakota. under special Instructions
from the War Department - re-
turn 70 Washington on compile
ton Of daiJ
Breyet MAoE-Gen. Howe has been
ordered 20 report. for ass. s.gnmeut,
10 Gen. SchoA-ll.
Major api BrcVe, Lieut. Col IT. G.
Wood. A. A. q. has been assigned
to duty at Headquarters, District
Of Columbia
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
NAVY GAZETTE.
TIE WEATHER.

C.pt Ammen Ia, been detached ordered command the
from special dgir at Washington, steamer PiscdlaquA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
fProm The Boston Post |

To THE PUBLIC or BOsToN-An article was reproduced
I'm nearly every newspaper OF Boston, short time since
copied from the Gazette Musicale, obscure musical
Paris Journal of July IT, giving JdiSied list OF awards
for Pianos at tho Paris Exposition in which our name
was made to appear Fourth on the list.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

First Lieuts. RI fer and Mallory Of
the Corps Of Hngineers, and Second
Lieuts 4. 4. Griffith. Houpt. and
WIN. *. Rogers. have been Oulered
10 report 60 Breyet Bng. Gen.
Reynolds, at Detroit, Mich. for
duty on the Survey Of the Lakes
second Lieuts. Turtle. Powci, and
Hinmaa have been ordered 90 re-
port 20 Gen. Abbott. a. Willart's
Point, for duty with the Bngiaeer
Battalion.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
spuial gOtins.


American Institute Farmers ClabA nsehsg of the Clus
will be held TODAY TUESDAY Aug 2 II o'clock at he Of
the Institute In the Cooper Building All Interested Agricultural I'm.
pements are Invited JOHN W. CHAMBkkS, Secretary
ssSixth Assembly District Union
regular monthly meeting oShaughReSsys Hotel THIS
Tuesday EVENING, August ~, 1851 - -. . .
s. L. KESNEDT, S0'
Twenty first Assembly District Union Republican AZ.
regular meeting Of this Association will be held AZ
Bulls Hotel Third and one hundred ndthrst THIS
Tuesiay) EVENING. at O'clock W. H. DECAMP President
G. b. TUNIsoS, Secretaries,
JoHS NORTON, S
The Responsibilities OF the Stomach.
sevnhs the physical and much Of the meota dquietnss
experienced by both proceed from dsOred stomach with
and the bowels always YmpAh Set the responsible
osan right With doses Of RADwAYs REGULATING PILLS,
and the entire system will restored perfectly healthy ord
ton.
Price por bOrcoa with swee; gun free from taste Sold
n drugfstl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
IDlree, or range..i
CLOUDS

eo dispay took pace night Of the lth and morning
Ilh 100 observed RanbowsAt and 6Os o. tho
ian two ranbows Observed arches perfect eoofs
occurred lh 18th 10th and h Snraton OF acHal ram
in, 40 hour. nd depth fallen, aS inches
Mich Aug l9rho weather continues ae ana pleasant
Moa,fE ki, Aug fj.--rhe weather = clear And warm
"a Avg lO-Ihe Weather Is elear.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

iDr. kennedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.
Every traveller by land shonh have bottle oft
Every family health, should have 1o'us oil IL
viii simple Summer Complaint
Il will cure DisrrheA
II will cure DysenterJ.
II will cure Grpng Of the BOseh .....
will cure Cholera MorbuA
IL viii restore tho tone bowels when reduced With oOnoss u
kind
nv oo,eness bowels Manufactured BY
DONALD KENNEDY, ROKbury, Mass
Price One Dollar sale by DBMAS BARNES Co., No 81 Park
row O. Co. No i95 Fulton n ", aud G. n CRIT
TENTON No % sixth .....
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

BRADPORDOa Sunday August ls at oclOch Hannah Brad
ford Bradford daughter Of Lambert Beck
deceased formerly OF Washington City sged 81 years months ana
days
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20


"Moiber Goose and the Golden Egg" is the
name Of the new Psntonime brought out yesterday at
Barnum's Museum with both the Foxes in the cast We
shah speak Of IL In detail at another time
To another time, alsO we must defer particu-
lar mention Of the revival Of Mr. Broughams dramatiza-
ton Of Dombey and Son." at the olympic Theater.
That piece acted last evening, with an unusually
good cast ~O'DOnnelps Mission" is underlined
The established theatrical attractions hold their
place Te Ballet at Niblos has been reinforced by new
aanceS Miss LOtta IN Little Nell and the Marehioness
craving crowded houses at Wallacks Theater ~!
usI the Gasght" appears 10 enjoy some pCpularlly
a the Eew-Yofk Theater "Caste isa splendid success
a 3. the Broadway. "NObodys Daughter" at Banyards
aanm has astOnished that edlhce by causing the at
Sadahee Of unusually large audiences The present
week, however, is It's last. Miss Kate kelgnolds
s axes Farewell Benefit on Friday. ot..tt we nave
more % direct attention 70 tho eXceuent ustIa0
ssgro hfe and character and humor that are gwen Dy
e Minsreis at MessTs GrifiD Chfsty opera oube
10 10 20 Broadway Mr. T. Percyal, PrneiP TENOR
Ste hns made excellent impression TINS season Inc
,Eha Slave Troupe OF Georgia Minstreb may DC seen
We tco Broadway and viii only be seen " be enjoyed
" .ne admirers Of Ethiopian Mnstresy
MI. Augustin DAILY and Mr.. Joseph Howard
Te fsmatiring the Rev. Henry Ward Beeehers NOT