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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TArEuEr-I Splesdsd Proi.ciios.-Among The var-
productions in the tapestry hne exhibition the
Fair, picture frou the hands Of Miss Matilda NcAdam
OF this city, which be Object Of the highest
admiration. The subject scripural and
in representation Of "Joseph" interpreting "Pharao
dream. Ii embraces four chara stcrs each with
distinct function in the order down in the historical
narrative. "Phsroah represented seated upon his
Arone listening to "Josephs Interpretation of the Dream
his pens'e aud detected looks bcrayns bitter anguish at
what being revealed. The attitude accorls in beautiful
harmony with this oppression The right upon the
the ci hand placed par, against the
andehin completing with the best effect all the forms which
could Indicate inexpressble anguish Joseph represent
ell as standing aside with tablet in his left hand, the
eht pointing TO It, IL to direct the eye TO parc
uar part while his looks beray slight embarrassment in
the solution OF the Dream. At the other SIDE Pharaohs
secretary is seated noting the contents OF Jcseph
tiion as passes from him. Leaning the secretarys
chair, behind, slave of PharAoh betraying in his
conscious obruson the person Of the secretary who
spartiay incoed in the performance Of his task whole
soued earncstness to catch word which Joseph ut
tiers, while in his there is inermiugng
SORROW and Advertisements such precisely sincere
pa hiser in adversely would be apt to betrsy.
In the expressive features of this beautiful production
and that perhaps which prominently characteristics the
Sublime conceptions of the talented deneator the
distinction given in the expressions of the master aud &C.
voted slave, they Interested in the unproptou
revelation in their relations OF principal and sympaser
onc anguish yped. The other is but relieved from
those depths of in which the king is
Nor does the merit Of this production stop here The
tunes of all in their STYLE rchucss and bnish made
hautiy accord with the relative importance of the
gcolp the gradatons being marked with due regard to
the degrees of civil distinction between them The
merit may be said attach the shading in general in
'cry class Of which there vvidness well worthy ola
ptinnc of similar suhs, by the Tented artt.
A specimen of needle work. doubt if il could be
eScclled In it, conceptions there subim,y which Is
cuiarly creative OF feeling naturally tender but
dered still more by being enlightened upon subjects OF
the character portrayed in this much admired production
Miss McAdam is daughter of the Old Dominion, and
all would be ready to admit Who have this work
worthy representative of her in the competition with
other States in this class Of artificial production.
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Let us show the little girls how fully appreciate their
elertions to give pleasure. and let tho house
be crowded and fashionable these charming children
demand.
tn We authorized to announce that the State Ag.
eultura Society formally closed Oh Yesterday even
ing. and that tho grounds will be open to-day to
visitors or any ono accept persons who may have articles
on exhibition, who will be admitted withdraw those ar
ticcs.
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DIED.

On The 27th October. in Henderson, Ky. lucy w.
SAL NDERS' wife Of Robert saunders, aged % ycars
The funeral will take place from the Monumental Church
on saturday afternoon, November o. ~ 4 o'clock The
Trends aud acquaintince' Of J. W. Randolph and the
hmiy, are invited 10 attend
ne,sefi.y morning. Mr GTORGE TAYLOR aged &C. He wss
g, hhE''nd Bot Tor many years resident Of this state
J.s aelihinianccs u te deceased Of his son E.v
81 'e''ft'ifom Grace street baptist Church WV 's -
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neurieue Souias and the Emperor Of gu,,i..

BY PglScg PucELfE- MrsEAr
FROM h' celebrated ~5rs entitled "Tg,I Frutur
She came here the wife Of the irIini,n Minister IN
the Court OF n Petersburg, preceded by her fame A. A
singer County etiquette dying Of curiosity 10 hear
the Pr'' HyHa yet RETAINED her stately stems under tho
imperial NOD Of tue all poNcrul Cur Could she would
sue ought she 20 sugy These we're the questions If
the Emperor thought right to ask her to sing would the
Ming Oi SHdha think proper allow her 70 ,ipgg Az
le'sh one point was decided There was grand E,s AZ
the winter palace" and tie n~Niy arrived anbs..ad,o..
was invited, this was positive. Then from sqi,,, 10
sdi"H hew Tie intelligence that the Car had a.k.J
The Countess lD-- to sing-that NesseIrojs lad 49,
cei that without infringing tbs dignity Of ,be
eo'P' Hy'DWahY"e, au aublssl5re.s mint sing.
and hnty, that bis majesty Of Slrdina being consltod
hhd gracou-y accorded pcrussiou. and consequently
her EHce'leucy Madame IL COme-sc l.,si wogiI rf,c
70 lhe whole court, assembled the winter pss t,t
besides being ile most lovely graceful and nrDilbe Of
women the 0atdniar amJisidfess va aD the yfctost
arust OF the day. Add 20 il vas my dear t,,t tLo
ueAuul ana melo1ious voice revealed TO u ia All il
showers ana cascades Of brilliant undertaking the o.,
captive until We all regretted tic rank in which fate lad
Pdced suth WONDER cOudemuiug II 10 comparative 81
fence. The emperor enhanced After tho c,tr.,,
Offering bis arm 20 bs lovely and gifted guest he urn
enaded with her through the saloons; presenting her IN
AZ TIE great poOpl. aud the mex, Jsy the ept,r,s in
'ed the cour'c 20 join bor private circle and 10 dine
With her On fHHNe. IL said that the cnpre4. l. even
more charmed with the sweet and gentle manner ~
Madame fpss, thin Sue with all her surpasit tai
Cnts. w
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rArtT OfFicF srArfsrIcs.-Tho washipgton co,,.,
pond'n' OF the New York Courier gives some ,,,,,
ONCE statistics, from which appears that the ,r, .,
applications for patents from January 1859. to J,no.,,
1909 vas 1882 aud tina, the number pending January Ia
1857, vi" 1885, making 2,79I applications for ps,.,,,
pending aurog the year There Issued during tho
J' IVY patents rejected or suspended 1898 not acted
up'" 's There have been extensions Of patents in ony
'hse cases s'e caveats have been dlcd and two dsca
mers have been entered
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, Oct. 81, 1883.
The undersigned, Directors of the Partners Bank Of
Virginia. certify that the foregoing statement has been
examined and ia believed to be correct.
WIN. II. MCFARLAND.
THOMASH II. ELLIS
X. II. HANALL.
JOHN T.. wADSWoRrH,
JAMES BoSHER,
TllUS. w. McCANCE.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CRY oF RIcHsoNp. to wit:
john Adams Smith, Cashier of the Farmers Bank Of
N"gina, this day personally appeared before Jus
tee OF the Peace OF the city aforesaid and made oath
that the annual made from the books the
Bank and from the quarterly received iIom the
Branches, is correct TO the best of his knowledge and
belief.
Given under my hand this 81 DAY of November. 1883
Il. NJ. BURTON, j. L.
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Kstrso THt CEruiL FALscr orrS.-Tbe Ne. Vol
Time publishes oirculir from tho Di,sc,o,, ~, a.
Crystal Palace, stating their intention To Keen m. pit
spea during the winter. aud to make pcrm,,cr, :.
csp,sc's sOr such products Of industry and at " .,h
Ssss nay choose 70 submit to public inspection.
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sale Extraordinary.

We learn that DR.. Woods, of Albemarlc has con :
cluded to sell one of his khaisi Buls--and will offer
him to the highest bidder this morning at 10 o'clock
at the show grounds.
This animal excited great interest during the Fair.
lie is descendant o! the famous animal broucht
from and Syria presented to Virginia by Lieut. Lynch
He is 10 months Old AMI weighs, by estimate, 100
los.
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RTCHWOND V1RKgyy No.,,,-,.,. ;,

yu' matk'' u without material change lately. We
g' V'n"on Lug' $3.50 - $3.50 Good Manuaeturny q, 70 A..
nf-on Leaf - g. Good snd Pine shipping ono as a.
Manufacturing, siO TO ti9; Fine ga 70 SIS V
"htr-Whits OF good quality o, vortb ti5o and R.s,a
HESTER WHITE Con Nsreb.,,,
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BC'iNEs' or TnE Passion 0rFicE.-The Washington
Star gives the following abstract OF the busi,ss 81 IL
Pension Office Tor the lat month"; (ofOctober lS5a
Number Of Bor1ty land claim. examined ls3 war.
rants isued 5,is pension AMI hili-pay claim. e1smin
81, Itd; pan.o1 and htf-pay certificates Issued S7i
letters received, bcied aud registered 1902; written
o.'l6; recorded 1889 copiei, IO2l sent from Pen
sion Office, 1880. VI
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THE FAIR.

FOURTH DAY.-Tbc great State Exhibition Iciosed in
this city yesterday. The day principally occupied
in the Of the different premiums and The
delivery Of the valeictoy address by cSPresient Tyler
We doubt if similar exhibition any where had begun or
closed under favorable auspices There was every
thing in its organization progress and close calculated 10
give the strongest u favor of all future efforts
of the kind That effect is already visible in the very
liberal spirit evinced by the people OF the State who
molly contributed TO give permanency this glorious
undertaking. The splendid sum of about si5 600 which
is guaranteed the Society responsible sourc,
speaks avOraby Of the prospects OF the enterprise And
what the influence Of such example will prove through
out the State, it i Difficult, to determine.
The main difficulty is in the successful issue
Of this first experiment. The Society has loothold
universally, and strength in every material view which
places it above all danger.
The public much the energy and activity of tie
executive members OF the Society who have so eiIectu
ally prosecuted the grand design such stage We
need say that the people of Richmond have CRATE.
fu OF the services of all who took part in this
noble Their interest is too closely identified
with the prcseE; and future OF such enterprise
be unmniiu of the benefits certain come from it,
Many OF country friends will doubtless leave the ciiv
to-day for their respective hOmes-ie Fair having closed
yesterday. Let them be assured that sincere wish is
iet every citizen OF Richmond for their future happi.
ness and hope that in each revolving year they will
have the pleasure Of seeing them again aiding 20 noby in
the advancement of project which will WELD benefits to
the farming interests Of the State largo to be estma.
ted
We will proceed give list of the awards portion
OF these have unavoidably been omitted till Monday
At 10 o'clock \. H. tn. President of the Society took
his stand the platform and proceeded announce the
prize awards OF the different; committees As follows
From the Committee imported sheep four varieties
each OF the very finest OF its kinds.
To Hon VIM O. Eiyes FOR best imported O1E,rd Dawn
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"or'ted chair cover-One Of the haud-omest patterns.
aud worked 10 style bu; little inferior, IL any, to the
very fines; Partisan work of similar Character impaired
IN this country Mis- Sarah Cobb OF the Female Collie
gate institute, Buckingham. The chair i of rosewood
the workmanship upon which does credit to the maker
Jno Be'in, Of Richmond Exhibited by Deane &
Brown.
We'rarn from the Chairman of committee on House.
hold Goods tDr. Jno Woods Of Anemarle that this
article Was greatly admired by the committee and crea,
disposition eN-ted to award premium but thew did TO,
conceive that they authorized to do so-bavip A.
ready trePas,ed ON Tie privilege of awarding discretion
AIRY prizes. Mex; year. however the defect will be rome
died. aud prem iuns will be offered tor all such articles
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From twenty to thirty men arrived in o,, ,;,
county Of Essex is; week, for the purpose of telling
timber Tor shipping purposes They are umberpet nom
Name hs-e1, Lancaster aud other counties along Tide
be found IN any other quarter Of the world for maritime
purpOses.-IJsf Usyaid
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Capital stock $4,000 200 90 S. 100 300 %
Notes In circulation e,754,,.1 % S,O6i SOL SO
Individual deposites l,5u+, $50 ST l,SeS eos ~
Surplus or reserved fund S2S,Sie ~ S5s $3.50 So
Profits OF the institution aS, aSs IS log2l5 81
Due to other Banks 1Si5O 81 1851 SIS
In iransu between parent Bank
aud Branches olei6 % sOe9@ SIS
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WHEAT CRoP-Snce hrc-hing has been resumed sf.
ter seeding farmers be,il discover that the Gro, ~
wheat in our section Of :hc Valley viii AI considerably
short OF that r',el during the last three preceding year.
Many suppose that will b. from oae fourth to third
less Winchester Tiryinidu.
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BANK VALLEY VIRGINIA,
WINCHESTER, Oct IS, 1883.
To his Excellcncy JosIPn JOHNSON,
Governor Of Virginia:
Dear Srl enclose the quarterly reports Of this Bank
for LIST OF July and LIST OF October, 1858.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
H. ". BRENT Cashier.
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o-Soriog TO YoUS0 NES AND OTHERs-Day aa,t
"'yd Dra'''g >too- prepared 70 rive the
different branches Of Drauing terms %
40 TO enable az 70 s"que kuorsIge beautiful
Art
tast % commence The sth II month Yor partutsrs
9a'e ~ ny 'uce on ih street doors from Main
noi-ft PeTrsas n,
10000 s s"rrn'rLD nhcoy I S9s ,,Sspd
nNG Hundred and Finy tusbei, CLOVER sEED for sale
" nos JAS. WINSTON.
- BBis PEtoH DHtNDy for sale
- hot JAS. wINsToN.
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RankS af Iirr,nla

fARNERs BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICuNosD, Nov. 5, 1883. I
To His EIeeleney, Josrrn Johnson, Governor of vir
gnia:
SIR In conformity to la~, herewith enclose a com.
partve statement OF this Bank including the Branches
on the Let Oct ls5s and lat Oct 1883
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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THEsTRg-A groa, attraction s offered to.nght-Ksts
and Ellen Bieman In two characters and repetition
ofthe capital aoc OLA Day after tho Fair aud this
teanmsn is the last in which those admirable actresses
appear In city. Who will not go who geta chance
TO or bearp
Enttusam unprecedented in quiet city has marked
this engagement Tho houses have been nightly
med their capacity, aud cheers and shouts Of
hearty laughter have marked the genuine enjoyment Of the
audience we things must draw to close, and the
engagement OF tho Bitemans, by fir the most brIan
ever played IN Richmond, hes come 10 IL closing nigh,
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AFRICAN CRTRCH.
PRO G r AM VI T.

nj ADAMS soNrA.'s second aud L>si CONCERT on
WI SATURDAY EVENING, No,cmb,r s.
Last appearance OF PAUL JULIEN, ALPRED JAELL and Sic
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Comparative state CT tie FarAers Bank Of Irgina in
ei"t'ne the Brdnehes he LAT day Of October, 1859.
und tie lsf day OF October, 1858.
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IT, very large public meeting has been held in Lon
DOR for The purpose Of expressing sympathy on the part
Of the community of the British Metropolis in relation to
the cause OF Turkey. The sentiment expressed was To
maintain the honor of their country agns; the nachua
tons OF dcspoiism.
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FART i.
l. PIANO-The Child Of the Regimen - ..... All J..u
z. vi RANNisO-Ls SohnAmbuis 80. VI, -
An, '9r Translation see Book OF Concert, p. s. No. o.
D. AKA NOCE-Bsrber Of Seville. Mao sontnv
for Translation. see BOOK Of Concert n. 8, No. AZ
I. fASTAslAs VIOLIN Norma -. par, Ju,sr
5. The Celebrated RICCI WALTZ ....... Ma $50,
Iran N.
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----
SI,Ose, 3Os Is
Capital stock s, 2O2, 500 90
Due to other banks lV2,aTl 81
Discount 6,546 40
-Proht and loss and surplus fund Ill, SOB 81
Deposit money 2,21I 81
'Of the surplus fund az, 900 is part of the
capital OF the branch Chrisiiansburg,
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ss,eSi,o2I %

II VI BRENT, Cashier.
S!ats Of TIE Bank Of The Valley Including OFce, Of
Discount and Deposit July, !, 1883.
Specie S4SS6lS ~
Notes of banks incorporated by the State 21Os2g 5S
Notes OF banks incorporated elsewhere 77i0l gS
Due from other banks 5673 iS o.
Notes discounted 2,l7e+UI 20
Inland bills discounted 2l+UG2 So
Bond Acconpt 1885 90
Stock purchased to a debt 5000 90
Real estate 6O29i 10
Ia transitu between bank and branches 1854 Is
Bad debts sass -
Doubtful debts sag II
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S4,Us9,3O2 !:

STATE yIRGISrA, Fr,isrirE County Set
This day Henry Brent Cashier of the Bank Of the
Valley in Virginia, personally appeared before the sub
scriber, Justice OF the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid and made oath that the foregou: exhibits a
true state Of the said bank the first OF July sj3 Gs
made up from the books Of the bank aud the reports
the several branches thereof the best Of his knowledge
aud belief.
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METROPOLITAN HALL

TuNHE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL TROUPE or
| II CHINESE JCGGI.Ehs
At Metropolitan
ST., ISIS all their Startling TRICKS Including
| the Great
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OvEItsEGR wASTED-Ihe .nb,erber wishes TO employ
~ for the ensuing who is skilled in the
% the Tobacco
None need apply who
~ aud industry. ORORiE wUITLOCK,
nos-cIte Olive Hill, Chesterfield county.
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paisied be ibs tongue that would seek 10 divide them
Boston, New York. Philadelphia Baltimore, Richmond,
Savannah Mobile. Charleston, and New Orleans, hsys
common seabosrd interest aud he 10 not their real we'll
wisher or actual bsnefacoT who strives 10 causs one Of
either Of these cities 70 attempt 10 monopozs their sp-
proprase trade 10 the injury Of all tbs rest You might
wei attempt to make one Of the body ndepend-
e0t OF The other ss to seek promote the facilities
one ses-sosrd city BY nurng any Of the others II must
not be.
The steady growth Of Philadelphia is forciby ustrs
led IN the Increase Of her clipper and steam ships
Standing this morning South whsrves was pleasant
to SEQ two large vessels OF The latter class one side
wheel and The other propeller. their way proudly
down the Delaware against wind and tide. These noble
crai. belong TO The fleet Of seagong steamers now de-
parting regularly from Philadelphia other and distant
cities. One gentleman alone here Captain Richard F.
Leperbull thirteen fourteen seapropellers the past
year. ten Of them Tor the Parker Vein lines and It il
worthy OF notice BY our government and people. that.
notwithstanding the rapidly with which this large flee.
was built, launched. equipped and put n running order
not ons sf ths~ y JsQSrs. They are all good and
true vessels and OF them will compare iavorabiy
for speed with The Collins line and al could be speedily
converted to the patriotic purposes OF the navy May
not respectfully AK the powers that be" TO think on
these things r They are well worthy Of serious reisc-
ton, especially at the present Time.
Yours. truly, HERMES.
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LUnsAxA SrA1x DoHDs.--Tbe Baton Rouge Comet OF
hs sh iasssnt sxplass The creuns,ances under which
ths On Of e7s0.ooo negotiated for the State with
hes~s. Corning Co.. has not yet been made available
The bonds were Deliverable in August, and the money
s deposited BY the lenders with the Louisiana State
bank ha city. subject the order Of the State
a'er on ~ delivery Of the bonds The bonds sen,
New Yosk 70 b engraved but have been sent ont
se wers printed u the Advocate ONCE, and duly
eu'ed BY ths proper func,onaes but they have
an in form, which has caused them to be refused
They nAds payable to the order OF Corning Co..
and will ssqsiss thsr endorsement 10 make them n-xo-
table, liability for the State which il not in the con.
tract New bouda must. therefore. be printed and ex-
ecasst In The proper form. and in The time they
carry interest," although the State IL unable to use the
money.
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|0URvnTIH1. 0nODReY. AsTRONOMv--A collection
o hes and rmun useful surveying gsodesy and pfsc
cal astronomy including essMema f tho pcecsion o. map ~
Chptan r. Lee Typographical Ragnse United States Army
Nsw edition, wild sddssoas Pss o. Can forwarded by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct "a poehssllsu, Nh
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %. 1

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %. 1859.
There are two things noticeable in this city at The
present methe increased union and energy among her
merchants. and the additions to her large stores and ell
esant churches. In circuit ranging around the Ex-
change 1.-The commodons build ing well managed BY
N Dunn, sq-from Front 10 Fourth. and from Walnut
TO Vine streets. the proofs Of enterprise tact, and indus
Try are multiplying on every hand. There IL doubt
but the recent movements OF Baltimore a, lsas,
her share Of the western and southern trade have been
spur to prick the sides Of the intent OF Philads-
pbia And 40 il should be with oil our commercial
cities Instead Of being devoured with esoosies. We
should bear sne,hers' burdens" from the noun
ans TO The sea The principal towns Of our country are
mutually dependent and beneficial 10 each other; and
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oHoLRaA on sMIr BOARD.

Bosrcs. Oct % The remaining smigran,s who escs Pc
ths cholera on board tho ship Saxadahock ls for the We
this morning Whole families swept away by sicl
ness board the vessel
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N Treasure. kagnasda
y ~, Ms smusa pAA Ass
h remain pue Dhyf Mopng.a also Ms0m0uw
hayvn and from ordered ne @M IIms1y
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ADIET mAnTiLLA vELvETs~-ws shall open To- dy !
choice o " black and coored twej
asd 80. coshs sos coass ecmpns vsoaa f~shonahs
ssade whch ~ esa o9M sss than former ess ngRth~r with
pm 'os OF coek1 aed hesse Adapted 70 M
I. MAXWELL SEARS, COLLEY
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Nnw xxrua1ArMRxrT. Bishop, the vocalist 50 favor
ably known opera singer presents evening
hi, ener,ansns. ss'iooonic, Of sonxs and scenes a,
Odd Fellows Hall.