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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

lTIsS PATHS LAST NIGHT ON WEDNESDAY IN
M "MAhTHA."
The public respectfully informed for
Nts FAITHS appearance Ia Opera has been re-
eetved Europa Mas PATTI will therefore, only
on WEDNESDAY in MARTHA" for tho last time and on
SATURDAYina -
GRAND PATTI FAREWELL MATINEE
For which the most extensive preparations being made
which viii make tee farewell OF Patti superior in attractions 70
any other Astinee given this season.
Admission 81. NO reserved gcsts. Doors open at H.
great crowd being expected ladies' particularly
quesd 70 buy their tickets In advance They be had
Al the principal ticket Offices principal music hote
and IN Brooklyn at Proxs 4 Rose'a
NSrchb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28
AMUsEMEHTs.

AMUBEMEHTS.
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
d TUESDAY FEB. 2a 1890
Can be here extraordinary living eaten jus
arrived nom the wids Of africa
WHAT rs ITf
Is II . lower order Of MANp
Orh ii . higher Development Of the MONKEY?
Orhh bo.h In combinaiions
HhsEvER BERN SEEN BEYoREi
II 10 Alive And 10 certainly The
MOST N .RvEfLOUy CREATURE LIVING
The Sunday Times says OF it,
animal which would osupply .hein supposed
BY Philosophers 70 exist betwe the human and brutes
In the Spectator, Addison has Of his huest
en- this subject, showing how all the species OF hsh
fowl, and beast connected by nksas for instsnce
blood whale which sucl les its young IKE COW aad
hrouehou, tho whole range OF animated natars The
curiosity just added W The Museum supply
real In between the man and the monkey The specimen
n OF unknown Wonderland by good fortune got this
counry II is monkey all but the face and that purely
human To ths oddy Of the animal must
nature.
Also just arrived, huge and savage BLACK SEA LION
ensrey different from thing exhibited here before
Also GRIZZLY BEAh, weighing 20O pounds
Ihis EvENING AT TX O'CLOCK.
that popular touching amusing and beautiful pic
BOURClCAULTs FAMOUS OCToRooN
In i've acs and multitude OF tableaux from the ahrrs
copy, new Scenery, new Music, Dresses Efect
Presented by the entire
DRAMATIC GENIUS OF THE COMPANY
This Afternoon at 3 the drama Of THE DUMB SAVOYARD
AND HIS MONKEY. After which, the ALPINE MAID.
well the statue Of John Brown living BABY Ana
eondas and enormous serpens living KangAroos seA &c
AdmnAnce, Is cents Children. Is cents PArqusse i3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

AMUsEKYNT1.
oADkhY OF MUsIC-PATTI-MART RTHA. ws~..
Days "NARfHA.n 80
season viii positively CLOSE on Saturday wHh
Grand anee the Opera opens In PhisdcpnA ON LON
day next, lfsreh s.
wlDsEspAy EyEsso fEB2s ATS a.
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF
MISS PATTI
pTsr 10 her departure London n !he early spring
Second and last night Of Flokows opes OF
NARTHA; on THE FAIR At RICHMOND.
MISS ADEILNA PATTI,
MAD sTRAKoSCH, BRIGNOIJ, JUNCA
Ths fAe that mpinee with ono Of tho clauses OF the
oentrac siaDsd director OF the London Opera House
Mes PATTI wl make her debut as MARTHA. win lend an
additional interest 70 her appearance In thai Opera.
SATuRDAY March s, at one,
GRAND PATTI FAREWELL MATINEE,
FOR whh the most preparations being made
which win make the Farewell Of Patti superior In asons
any esher Matinee given this seasor
Adn son 81 No reserved seAS Doors speu at H.
great crowd being exp ectsd ladies particularly
s s principal ket Offices principal music stores and hotels
and in Brooklyn At Prox's and Roses
The company win appear In Philapelpha ON Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

WNTER GARDEN.
w fhs return Of the
COMIC MUSE
ERfIHED AND CROWDED AUDIENCES.
win burs Of laughter and delight While other theatres o
rsat atraeocs OF the solemn and sensasa school tho
~'''sA hA' ''''"f HisrH Ihs Hams xSb u aArrrY,
wAsSe In The charming extra vAgancles of
MR.. JOSEPH JEFrRRsoN,
ssA company unequaed for their ability h ts character Of
performance may be found Of merrment
uens oy preded by some Of the brightest and moss
seaisisp1&rts & On ,gs ne s1,gs =, ,o,,.r, ,r.,r,,o-
"a asoRss HOLLAND, Mrs.. WI W * BLAKs, 'oN'
ER A. "A DAVENPORT, % Mr.; T; b; JoHNsToN.
dssl'ss deSssS brilliant company Of The Garden IN
MUSICAL ExrRAvAGANzA
BURLEsQuH.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
vm b. The two comedy on rs prodss
Hon "Wednesday night With
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER,
THE GOVERNORS WIFE,
with he following cast
The 0overpor Mr. J. H. stodda Hickory Shot, Mr. Jear
Neb M. Bsrr,sop; Miss somerdown Mrs. H. Allen; Lefty
Briggs Mrs Joha Wood with songs and dances
After which the Musical Extravaganza Of
In which xrs JOHN WOOD VIII give her celebrated
OPERATIC mutations.
had been ,he Of he % Drodacs Se
Ediiion Of Ivsnboe positively Monday night but The
Two GREST COMIC PIECES.
THE GOyKRNOR'S WIFE
JENNY LIND
mahes impossible TO them at present from the bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

GEORDiE'6 ESCAPE,
TIE lkIERvlhW BETWEEN THE SlSfEna
THE MEETING ON SALISBURY CRA92
THE ARREST OF EFFIE.
EFTIE IN PRISON.
JEANIE's SYMPATHY.
TIVE SISTERS sTRua0IE
THE TRIAL OF EFrIE DEANS
JEANIE's JOURNEY TO LONDON
HEE NETTING WITH ARGYLE
JEANNE BEFOHE THE QUEEN.
THE RISING OF TaE POPULACE-
THE DIsTRuCTIoN OF THE roLBooTH
KFFHE RESCUE.
JEANIE's ARRIVAL.
THE NEW OVERTURE nightly encoraO and descriptive
music arranged expressly for the piese bv
Mr. THOMAS BAKER.
Doors open at half pas. six.
Performances commence at half past seven.
The play terminates A quarter past Dress Cfrce Sesr
may be secured week advance Balcony chairs IS cens
BOfa eess 20 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

Anew BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Prcrr stors. Messs g. L. Fox and j. W. Lmgard
MONDAY. Feb n, lS60
Engagement for six nights only Of the great American actor
Nh NEAFIE,
for the prol.con Of entire play, by H. II. Conway
Es4., entitled
WICOMKET;
The INDIANS CURES.
rew scenery, dresses aud wonderful ehecte.
IN addition to which, the musical extravaganza OF
THE FROLlC
THE EARIES
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r KCTURKs AND READINGS BY J. III. srDDoNs
Ia At 0OLDBECKS Music HA 4. 765 Brrsdvsv
"WEDNESDAY Feb 2s. NAP. y; READINGS from
"WEDNESDAY, Feb o. at8 r. NJ, LECrURE-sIORD MA
CAULAY: HIs1 LTFE AND wRIrINGSu
Admission cAnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

ITO BLACKsNrrHB OR OTHERS REoUIRryG ROOM
let leas. 71 Greenwich street. Consisting Of hree
sory Dwelimx and Store and three story Exspsoo has
been used for an iron ruling factory for twenty sve years
Apply 70 Wh kRVIN0. x6 West Nineteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

URYANT'S MINSTRELS,
ID Mechanics Hail. 47s Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday February q and night during the week. Dan
RNYANT in bis original Mss 1.sippi Fling Tin pan Ion
Mac DaI Darslls y 3psbEoSk Reel a. e. m
Jerry and Dan their inimitable challenge Dance
Doors open at 6L. CAAn At TX. Tickets Is oeutA
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MUSICAL.


A MAGNIFICEFTLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANO
~ forte, hch cost $500 four months since will dsposec
OF for lees than ha its value II purchased tmmediatey
seven octaes splendid serpenne elegantly carved
msid with pearl beautiful pearl KEYS, ovsrstrung bass
French grsnd action &c Can be at l33
Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

EAKs HENTY FARREN,
MISS KATE REI0NOLDB
Universally acknowledged 70 be of the most brilliant
CgRecnnss and charming Musical Burlesqe Actresses s
.age seout making tour Of the United States before ~
Departure for England.
businesa communications 70 be addressed
II. g. GREEN,
Treasurer 81 Louis theatre
LouA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

r1O HOTEL KEEPERs.-1Hn PREMISES ON THE COR
nsr Of Court and hoDtsSue srees Brootiyn % rent n
House. City Hall Pot ece banks and public buildings II, hc
immediate vicinity renders hs location unrvAed ior bus
To gentleman conversant tAe iue nresens a.
dnoenens rarely offered In the market Apply on he pre-
nhes JAMES W. SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

FNO DRUGGISTs-TO LRT-PREMrSE9 OCCUPIED AS
adrug store unintcrrupedly for twenty years The
mses No 81 Sixth avenue, formerly occupied hy A. W. Ga
bandun Posseson the 1rs of Nay For terms iplnirc
A The cee Of Uasor Epgish "a Wal street over The Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

WAN AMBUR0H CO.'S NEnAGnRm.
Y Palace Gardsna every Morning. Afsrnosa an1 Evening
LA R0RSf COLLECTION OF ANNALS In TN WORLD.
Hlsphants Lions, Tigers LeopArds Pumas Bears enas,
Civs, Wolves eared Cows zeor.s LAnAs Caaion zsbus
Parroa MeIcan Dogs Pheasnts CONDOR vulturss souty
Ratuemakes Nusk Deers Egyptian weasols be.dss many
obsr rare curious and interesting Animals. Performing
Ponies Monkeys, Mules Elephants Lions Tigers and Loop
arda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

TVHE REV Fl. W. BELLOWS OF NEW YORK nv spr
cai invitation of TIE Brcoklyn Sanitary Associson VII
give lecture NJ he Brooklyn tabernacle, the Rev
bartleus church, fruon avenue Royt street on Tues
day nsh mat, h IL o'clock r. Subject The Gen ess OF
Crime" The public reape-tfully Invited attend Rv
order, 0EORaE HALL Presidan.
iVsEru e. Jcsss. !. y, Ec?rtrg e:s-etary.
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THn LEOTURH SEASON.

CREBT UNION LECTURE AT THE COOPER rNsrr.
tute, 70 morrow wednesday, evening" Feb 20 n elaht
ecock On Ihe rights Of man s rights Of The North and De
ngnD oi the Souh."t The Right Rev Dr. Laval DID, D..
1hs public and the fr,ends Of 6e Union and the Constitution
and champion Of the peoples rights and follow him with do
nsnr ne happy e1prssscn s % q T. bis % thouss s,ng ne
IMAGINATION Every true patriot and Chrisuon should .uly
around the who sands bv his oount In the hour OF
ccsy The friends Of hc Unio, and the Constitution
quesed purchase tickets at the principal and book
stores on Broadway aud the National Hotel in
CoAndt street. early as posable 70 avoid confusion IN
making the enable tho lecturer
The Hall tbe entire NJ bis invaluable ec.ures on The
rrest political questions OF the day
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TO PHSsICIAFs-ro LET, ROOM IN. REAR OF
etAh crug Eore accessible from hall The lead
ipe hcvouEhfare OF brooklyn fine grc~ng nsie5o-hood
rood en- nee for young ply scian Addre inquire OF W.
A. fAGE dspenhpg chemist l3 Fulton avenue oorne1 Of
Adciph street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

THE STORE AND BASEMENT, EACH 50 FEET DEEP
Of the House 793 sixth avenue being fourth south az
Forty sxh street. west de 70 let for ssddery ehoe no
hosery similar business Rent $3.50 choca lc.l,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

LECTURE TBrs
Association. nj the
'Ercpeaa Civilixa.
conu; may be hd
at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

MISS PATHS LAST NIGHT ON WEDNESDAY N
M MARTHA"
The public respectfully informed the contract for
Mas rAfTps appearance 10 London n Opera has been
ON WEDNESDAY, IN MARTHA" for the iast isne and on
SATURDAY IN q
For which the most extensive preparations being made
which wl make the Farewell Of Patti superior In
any other Matinee given this season.
Admission 81 No reserved seats Doors open at L.
great crowd being expected ladies particularly
quessd buy their tckssn advance They may had
al the principal ticket oces principal music stores and hotels
and In Brooklyn 1t Prux's Roses
The company win appear in Phnadelpha on Monday,
Xarch5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

A sD7CsD g, 1ys.c .Aris.. TO DAT
o nOs positively only performances nsnss d The s.s
THE yEwsss IA yurvp.
with We extraordinary mise SCENE.
AAD sias5 5ks ss1d. EADa asE AssA
WONDERFUL which we're as ~ a a. sss
win be empoyed AFFORD lie public SAIL A. oD0o,-.r
Of reeng that Imposing display
socsiy. orcssa q aIs professor oorss d ssii.s =
q S5.sh s.s SsS. q
have painted eIrsordnary quan1y q splso
-
ums. noaSas =
sui. o. sss .r%ns s They se 2, cosy ss
the twelfth century and are the only that have ss
"s"x psissios ONE poLLAK TO AL. FAIRS
TO be had a. the Tosss does Hotels AM Music STORES
:
s co ne .D sfeas 'AS
Doors 00sa On y a6sb Y soT pasIs =
Positively LAT night n b, J t~S g he grand Opera
With Its extraordinary mise en- scene,
''A ssR rAsBRI xxs ANNA BISHOP,
sisFoR srISxLLi, CARL FORMS
TIE JEwiss commences this morning. Al .hs three scssa
From The New York HsrAAI
Gilman 10 pretty well kno IN a. sort o. pubic Assoal
may ss Scshas could have -
than the prospects OF the Opera u.h
ago Nothing cheerful than ts future, judging
b. ths de- Of last nght 1hs Acsdsmy has rsFH
quete the back seats the aobitheate eveyy seq -
nch OF standing occupied and The vast audience -
GUIDED Representatives OF al classes o. our hetoroxen
popuatiop The beau monde clne out In iu force nuS
S q tie as as he ss' "a ne
specimen Of the whole Opera AID worked with
1 .as as wy sss .s sSns 1ssa
ccnapleely nied with knights and noolea men -
cardinals btshops press attendants upon the -
percr thrt dsnAry IN persoo and Mo popuAoe numseg
tuned While This spectacle b going there blended val
the martial muse exquisite duaa for tenor and
10 be thai the beauty and comp eness OF he ne
far enrsIced the audarce that the dust Aed
bat little attention compared ia tesss tugelh nd
Fabbr fire. N aures In after this act the artsA were
called out twioe and In response TO an enthusiasts deenA
nsttsring evidence Of hs approsan
OF the pubc No email satisfaction afforded By ~ 81
celcnt mAuDes In which the ehoruUes given. sse1
Aimost miraculous. but nevertheless true thaS ~
ore. The third act the audience hall Of ~
Hmpcror another opportunity for enic disoAy, e
he s the curtain rnse nas never beeu apProoed
10 hs country AND would be considered superb y OoM
Garden the Paris Grand Opera We do mot 10 o.
sns ~, sosns evs one RE- y suse %s,ls y.
peay refreshing We have had occasion Frequently
become medium Of the pIains Of tho public IL
oaSeleusDeas Of the stage direcsn a. The Academy o.
j. % s rnd :r sS. ~ S, 1 ma so
y vndicaied their reputation Ths mise SCENE q Il.
Juive fSuless and ne oonsrAtulse h1lsaf
upon the thorough and complete In which his plsns
been carried out Ia Juyer viii Sc repeated wednesday
and Friday EVENING" and times afterwasa.
The artistic sensation Of the dAy the Auerts q -
lithe Napoleon Of Irving pace -s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

6..sI nsl.v.z g. - Iassv@ ksSvSs - ~.
s..7nFcs n.s,ss 49,. =. rr:r oys..ssr sad Ss
vyssy srs ssye,Ass. ~. Iss ssssss zoo AIsssv
a u spd r: r. 1pss~t esd y - Rspr~s nsn srsl1
"a. Sg w. fi..s az 4 - - sg - 1 80
r-~ 6eyu soppsR al Asabcps rov w1sNns Br4Sss II
A n ed 80 IRIS rvesy 90 ssses sesrA saos stag
arc saturday oniy1 fro@ tv~uy rr-es ssyo< w
Al aakkuna Resurviag NIL ~Avs alhGy A. act 80 p
bssy. u A. Bat aIbsny, II 10 A. sspse~ rs rsM
Crson rda A n s.ppsng II 81 y sos sosye frenons
Nhite Psirs go Nc snd 10 A Y. snS "a ayru.ns
- - 1900 win.n, Bft,gs w ~ s- $50
'~a'u' '"p lo 49, 49, 80 =. ,......
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY DECEMBER l. SHEET

VUALLACK's rHRAfRE
w ToNl0Hf OArURDAD
rhe popular comedy
EvBRYBODY1 RRInND,
EvERYBODYD REIxND,
received with Of iAughk6r
To Or include with the AughAble farce IL
RACE pOR a WIDOW.
Mr. Lessr Wlllaek, NJ waoos, NJ alcsn. NJ Morton ~
Sloan; MIN Fanny Norm. M irss No Csinsn g &c.,
ON MONDAY
Will BE- produced
NEW PIvX ACT COMEDY,
with new scenery and appropriate appointments
entitled the
MODEL
HlPOCRITB
In which g
YOUNG LADY
Of this city viii nuke her first appearance stage
The cast will include the follow ing
nMlNENr ARTISTS
Mr. Lester WAack Mr. Blake, Mr. Reynolds, Mr.. Norton
MI Floyd &c ae Ma Heey. Miss Fanny Morsn 10, &c
Box book now open for any OF the above nights
Doors open al Ia commence ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

ITvpeop RIvHR RAILROADS.&C. ALBANY AID
"A rry eunnssatns VII kAhs rorh nd wsA
rrAine feaves-
vsos crAs.s. .u~ ,yc.rsr.r, yas- .Tssr
my ssd Als..y. nan - sY s4rn
s,oy .s1 Ase.y txsA ss~. MS r. cnntsu sssvisaA
o.sslssyss saia. rNA An "a n ss1 i0rn
and Pc.
~ 81 Il N - = ss..~'. ~ '~
A y. snirH sussrsssnzs~s
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PsofosALs ros 81 sss' T r.. IRA. PARK
received tbs comproiers odce until tuesday Dss
Is lseU 4. O'Clock y NJ when the viii be publk
" opened for the whole part d The amount o. hrs
hundred ard thirty three bonssnd dollars OF the "Oeas
s. Of The laws Of 1850 and By ordinance q ne %.
Council approved by the Mayor August Is, 1900 II
viii bear interest q. the rate Of I pcr
payable quarter yearly from tAxaor and The pnncpA
redeeuAblA November l. lS76 Sinking Fund fo
the Redemption Of the CITY Debt" Tbs proposas wn ~
doars lberea the whose propos Accspts
win be required depdt with Chamberlain Of the Oily
cd 70 .hem respectively including the premium he
On presertue the Comp roier The receipts the Chamber
lain for such depost parties WIN be entitled 70 reossv,
eqcA amounts Of the par value Of he sock
bearing nt9res from the dates OF pAynena Each Props
should be scaled ard endorsed aProposa for Oens
PARK Fund Stock and the
enveops addressed CounprolleS The
Of lie comptroer 70 Any Al NJ The bldA
c,nsdercd project promote the ntoreGks
the CRY. KOHkRr 7. HAWb, Oomptroley.
CITY OF New YORK Department Of FinAnoa OonVFuils'
once Nov II. 1880
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FIN AHCxAL~.
I1RoposAIs YoK sxs OO OF .THA CRorON wAYnl
~ H. ltx N Nav orb

pzorosAIs roR ssys O0 OF .'rHA cRoroN wAYD
JIG STOCK Of the city OF New YORK.
Sealed proposals wibss ecsiv the Corproalers ons
aame viii be publicly ered for he whole Of h
sam Of two hundred seventy nse thousand dollars
.rotn Stock Of th- city of Ne
7a Of the Isws q 1850 and BY ornsnce q the Ou
Council, approved BY the Mayor, Auxus 9, 1890 for
creaDg the supply OF Crton wnt ard eIonding the
cary works for accommodating ard distributing the
The said aook sl bear Interest n the rate of
per anpan payable quarter yearly, and principal WI be
deeriAble on the drst day Of November 1883.
The proposals win state The amount Of ssok desired and ~
price per bur ded dollars thereof persons
proposals. accepted will be required depos u
fasnberiain Of the city within len After The opening
the b,s ths awarded 10 Them respectively ncudnS ~
premiums the
On presenting 70 the Comptroller the recsips ChA&
barAn for such deposits hs parties will be entitled
certificates for equal amounts OF the value Of Inc sod
bearing interest from .h- dstee of payments.
Kacn pros oaion should be ed endorsed "Propt
sails Water STOCK of thu City New Yox" An
ne sAme enclosed 10 second envelope Addressed 70 u
Comptroller
The right reser-d the Of the Comptroller 70 rejss
any al OF the tis consterec necessary pro.cos
RosxRT I. HAws, Comptrors
City OF New York, Department OF finance Conptroier'
Once Nov. IA 1880.
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Lros CHs RLIslor-IHn Ylnsr Glass SIDE WHEEL
seemship Erysrorn trAvk, Cast z 2. Nushmsa
wt ~ m slsdsiphia for Chsriseor SATURDAY, De
r~nser a. 10 ocisci A. Oabn passage SIS sesrAse
40 Thrcurh ucaet, Nsu OveAps porSs
a same rs,ss BY steamers fcn kev Tort Superior
ssas~rruns se~ureA BY appl,lrs " A. HnRON Jr
Phi AdephiA The % D~or.
"a vii above for Savannah sAiurdA,, DecsmseT Is
u 10 cork A n.
TvHRouGH rREiaHv ARaASoDnIHr.-roR NoR.
II fok. PrrsHmouh CNy rrss And RkcAnood ssssfna
vns norfoa And rssrseuT 90 aousAads RsnroAs~fu
Lynekhxrx, Brs~xol henpkh anA lnssrmNilAie psaeps
vrsA r-eeved ever dsy, add Arsash rsrps fsruases
kss.:s;y JxsisIows oss, s1assr, leaves ever Tue.
ss..l,s noAroEs. o.s. o,usA ever, rsu-asy a.,
nesAp YORKTOWN oAs. r.rsA ever Saturday. -
rr~gS v ror-orA a. Eufon. s~.u per fos. 70 cay
100 % Nosfolk. aaAlos1 aax nsAs ln~iaass D. V
- hnK 0v4sA LCDLAM HnfHnGhn.
Ma IA AvrDxvay
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