... W.Warns: • Sousa. Join Thomas. Mr. C. Collier. *Selection B;iiier ofWaiuer Arranged by The Band. E. Nadas. now The Minstrel: Boy Moore. (With harp eceoleploiroant). Mr. H. Goias. 'Piccolo solo. Chas La Thiere. (With beed eeeempeoimeet). Mr ...

... very small portions of the planks romaine t visible to the eye, the remainder } eine appropriated to the service of American Minstrels, •I'he Never-failing Life Pills, Stocks selling off a hundred per cent, under Prime Cost, The most astonishing ...

... link between past and present of Terr unusual kind. When scarcely of a? found himself the bead of one of the most important American firms in Lirerp' 01, and to the sear 1817 chiefly deroted himself to business, and when turned to politics it was essentially ...

... proapaetoa of SaWia Clab waa pabhabad ia wayaaiwa aaaay yaara bafban to kn> paaraaoa of Arabian RiaWa.* And tba lagan lowa American ia no aaora likely to baea plafiaHaad froha Mr. Sterenaon than la Mr. to ton from tba aitiaet mafume. Ia fact, aaaa yaa real ...

... admitted, tams for granted, and reconeilud.— Dutch Pictures, by George A. Sala. Laimaur HinaßNDS.—The moat renowned of American writers have been model husbands. Noth mit.' Hawthorne, strange, shy, morbid, having more I Ilan the eccentricities of genius ...

... put together, the symptoms of undue warmth” being very marked. It only fair to say that Mr. Lane had this season adopted American unloading fork, and was. perhaps, hardly prepared amount work which tho implement will accomplish; hence, possibly, this ...

... r« turned, with the endorstnirnt, “She wouldn't hare me. Poor fellow! American being asked why cbewtd totaece, replied, *' To keep nasty taste out of mouth.’’ As eminent American physician says that the Wallstreet stock jobbers produce more lunatics ...

... staying at his house. Arrested for donning, at a picnic on a hot day, garments of leaves made by ladies of the party, several Americans at Des Moines, lowa, were acquitted, but told not to do it again. Mrs. Murcott, wife of a Longeeton labourer. has given birth ...

... and twenty-eight entrances, and the corridors will extend to the length of 3890 yards, or over two miles. AN AMERICAN CELEBRATION.—The American naval steamer Trenton, Admiral Howell's flagship. now on the European station, hu been detailed to bring Lafayette's ...

... - - A BFRIOUR practical joke has just been played by a Franco American gentleman .Lute is likely to coat him very dear. He announced k the cqg of the Graod Hotel that a wellhoosn American packet bad been horsed In the Atlantic. Several gentlemen present ...

... was speedily done by a very powerful company, consisting of Englith, there would be a lamentable ! absence of employment American, and coloured artistrw,in the Corn Exchange, Institution. t the LLIEI,,CP N4 :1:eli t , t11,1 , 1106 11, with all for our ...

... oouandrame of each other with nmaaiag seriousness; and I was privately and gravely informed that they intended to hsoiMae negro minstrels, and warn saving to buy banjo. Dinner-time mo, nod the horn.wss blown. Bach mam poring never wasseen, and dnll eyes lightened ...