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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26
The Latest News.

The Presidents tour North is, SO far, a
continued ovation, from public officers and
the people.
Orders from A. A. G's office, Washing
ton D. G., instructs Military Commanders,
to carry out the military Bills, aceor-
ding to the Attorney General Stansbery's,
recent opinion.
There is a stagnationin political circles
in Washington, since the President went
North.
Sheridan is still removing Texas State
officers, and Sickles asked to be removed
himself. but the President won't make a
martyr out of him, by granting his re-
quest.
A New Orleans dispatch says STAINS
bury's opinion carried out, will probably de-
feat the Radicals in La.
New York, Baltimore, and Richmond
reports, show great decline in flour, pro-
visions, &c. Gold in New York 1873.
The Commencement exercises of the
Virginia Female Institute close tonight;
at the Institute, with distribution of Di-
plomas, Medals, &c. Concert and Ad-
dress by Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, of Alex
andria
Farmers in waat of bags should apply
to E. B Bently, agent Richmond, who
advertises 100000.
Dispatches to the 24th, say the yellow
fever has appeared at Fortress Monroe and
New Orleans Come to the mountains.
The Washington Chronicle, of yestcr-
day, says Congress will certainly meet on
the LIST Wednesday in July.
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MARRIED On the 18th inst, at the
residence Of the brides father, near Staun-
ton, by the Rev. j. I. Miller, CHARLES
D. SToNEBuRNER, foreman Of the Vim
dictator Office and Miss BLANCHE l..
TRENARY. sda
The Valley Virginian Office sends forth
its Goods speed" to the F'craft," but yes
terday embarked on the troublesome sea
of life; freighted as it is with Honesty,
Industry, Beauty and Virtue.
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The papers from all parts OF the South
bear the same testimony that under
management of the demagogues and Off
&c hunters, the population of the South
IS ar1raycd race against race, black against
white. The only contest is a contest of
races. A Thousand maledictions will light
upon the wrctches who have brought a
bout this great evil, full Of sorrow to both
races and involving the destruction of
the blacks Rochiagham Register.
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The Richmond Wing estimates that
the number Of white persons disfranchis-
ed, in this Stately the Reconstruction acts,
will exceed 10000! It further thinks
That at least 10 600 more will fail to reg
lister, from dissatisfaction, disgust, or in
difference. It further says that the 1swhite
Radicals claim great many more. than
$4,000 votes It's conclusion is, from
these promises, that every white citizen
who can, ought to register.
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Cheaper Than Ever.

The best A Brown Cotton cheaper than
since the war Also, Prints and Bleao he'd
Cottons and Cotton Yarns, at greatly educcd
prices, can be found at
may I5-tf PIPER. DRAKE & Co.'S
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TsooD Skirts.

The ''patent Odessa collapsing skirt which
can be altered to any shape Instantly, has
created quite sensation amongst The ladies.
The advantages they possess are great and
easily noticed call and see them. Also lot
Of Hoop Skirts the cheapest in the market.
June 1g-tf G. UIRSIT & Co
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Great calculations are made, on the
neglect of the whites Of Virginia to reg
lister The radical party which is like
a black horse with a blaze face, count on
clutching the government Of the State,
through this apathy and robbing the pco-
pie by taxation.
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EsslDQrfanf Notice.

Mrs. NJ. L. PAGAN, is now selling her stock
Of goods exceedingly cheap for cash. She has
everything usually found in a first class mil
linery establishment. New goods are con
stantly being received, and are much cheaper
than they were carly in the season. Call and
see them, and you will not be disappointed.
June 19-3t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DECISION Chief
Justice Chase delivered an important de-
eision in Raleigh on Monday, in which
his associate, Judge Brooks, concurrcd, to
the effect that citizens of the late Ccnfed-
crate States, who paid debts due North
ern citizens into the hands of Confcdcr
ate receivers, are not thereby discharged
from the debt.
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Concert.

concert
A miscellaneous Concert of Vocal Music
will be given at the Methodist Church, Staun-
ton, on TIL URSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1867, as
sisted by ladies and gentlemen from Richmond
and Stanton The proceeds to be applied to
the liquidation of the debt on the organ.
Single tickets so cents; Ticket for q gen.
tleman and two ladies, 81. To be had at the
Book and Drug stores AID E. NJ. Cushing at
the door. Performance to commence at 8
o'clock. For further particulars see pro-
gramme. J. II. HEWITT, Director
June 26-1t.
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LeeK TO YOUR INTERESTS.
SAVE TINE AND MONEY.
TIIE NEWS.


- TEIE NEWS
General Longstreet has been pardoned.
The Russian treaty has been officially
promul gated.
Humphrey Marshall is running for the
Legislature in Kentucky.
Delaware expects to send two million
baskets Of peaches to market.
Wilson thinks .whiskey is the surviving
twin brother of slavery. -
Brooklyn is to have park that will
rival the New York Central
A young man in Richmond, ran half
mile in 2 minutes and 81 seconds
Peaches from Georgia arc passing
.throgh Lynchburg to the N. Y. market.
Some of the Louisiana radicals now
propose Gen Longstreet for U, S, Sena-
tor.
The eUnion Leagues" Of Virginia are
said to hold Greeley and Gerritt Smith in
ow esteem $50
A Now Orleans horse railroad company
has been condemned to pay s25 600 for
killing boy. aa
At childrcn's ball, in Paris a girl of
eleven, Mile Nunez, wore $3.50, OO0worth
Of diamonds.
A hand organ grinder in Philadelphia
was found to have SIS, 500 in bills on his
person.
The Long Bridge across the Potomac
at Washington has been repaired and
travel resumed
A woman in Cincinnati has commit
ted harihari, by disemboweling herself
with razor.
Mourning Boquets" composed Of SOM
bre-colored flowers, are the mode at fune-
rails in Paris.
A lady in Michigan was stung, in the
ball Of her eye by honey bee and died
in ten minutes.
The King and Queen of Denmark ccle-
bratcd their silver wedding at Copenhagen
on the 28th Of May
The population Of New South Wales
last December was 331 All Of this
number 239 1856 were males.
In Paris you can buy a clock fortwenty-
five cents. In Germany and Switzerland
they arc even cheaper.
A crazy woman lately presented draft
for S., 100000, drawn in favor Of Mr. Davis
to the Bethlehem Pa.) Bank
There are 3,241 newspapers published
in the German language in Europe, of
which only AT arc political.
Two men have been arrested for rob
bling the corner stone Of new Catholic
church at West Jefferson, Ohio.
The examinations and ordinations at
the Theological Seminary, near Alexan-
dria, commence on the goth inst.
Mr.. Brown, Of Michigan, committed
suicide by going into pantry and stab
bling himself with butcher knife
The seventeen-year locusts have made
their appearance in Floyd county, Va, in
myriads, and are doing much damage,
MIR. Phillips insists upon having a ne.
gro for Vice President. Why not be a
candidate himself He would do just as
, WELL
The project Of abolishing slavery on
the island Of Cuba, is openly mooted, and
is likely to be accomplished at no distant
period. |
The Philadelphia cage says that the
Pennsylvania wheat crops this year will
ovcr-reach that Of any one Of the past ten
years.
At a fashionable church in New York
the contribution plates are carried around
by the young ladies, to the great benefit Of
the treasury.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26
Important.

A fine assortment of Musical Instruments,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Wall and Window
Paper, also a fine assortment of Oil Linen
Shades, to be found at ..-s5
NAV OFT G. HIRSH s. cos.
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STANTON ADyERTIsEMENTS.
d ANOTHER PROCLAMATION
Once more, BretHrc2a and Sis
te2'S, Z address UOW!!

Having been a citizen of the Old Common
wealth Of Virginia for the last fifteen years,
and for some reason only known to myself, l
left and struck for a new country. at last
landed in the blessed spot known as the Ter
ritory of Virginia, where struck my TENT
bringing with me new and splendid lot Of
DRY GOODS,
unsurpassed in this market in quantity as well
as quality, consisting of 4
Silks,
Summer Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloth, '1s.f
White Goods of all descriptions,
Ladies' Cloth and Silk Jackets, szl5,
full stock of
Ladies' Trimmings,
Hosiery, 81 5H1H gl5 4.l ~"
Ladies' Shoes, sr.p.
Childrens Shoes, .is.,
Balmorals,
Hoop Skirts,
Shooting, 101 wido, ~;
Brown and Blcachcd Cotton,
Linen Table Cloths and Towlings,
to be sold at greatly reduced prices, having
struck the Northern Market just at q time
VIXEN Goods had taken fall of at least 20
per cent. st.s t,f q. ss,4,-e4..
Being woll satisfied that no house in this
section of the TERRITORY can underscll me,
| hope my friends will not fail to give me a
call and examine my stock, when they will
find the above statementas have represented,
Therefore cause my seal to be affixed. e.-..
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Flour! Flour /!

Superior Brands Of Family, Extra and SUI
pcrfne Flour-warrcntcd, for family usc--for
luse by BAKER BRO.
may l5-tf
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THE FATE OF SANTA AMAZE the
news from Mexico is reliable, Santa An
mas career has come to an end. It is re-
ported that he arrived off Vera Cruz on
the 4th inst, but that instead Of being
hailed as the deliverer Of Mexico, he was
taken prisoner by the Liberals, tried and
sentenced to be executed. When Maxi
milan first arrived, Santa Anna offered
him his support. Being rcbui1ed, he ten
dered his services to Juarez, to aid in
driving the invader from Mexican SOIL"
These being rejected, he repaired to this
country, and has been engaged for the
past year in eoncocting new movement
for the overthrow Of Whatsoever party
might prove successful. The result seems
to have been fatal to himself.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26

TIE REASON WHY-One Of the rea-
sons why Wilson, of Massachusetts, and
other equally radical politicians from the
North, have exerted themselves so much
to unite the Bolts Hunicutt factions in
Virginia, is to place the State Convention
in the hands Of the radicals, disfranchisc
the conservative masses, and then secure
the electoral vote of the State in 1868 for
the radical Presidential candidate The
people Of the South have now a taste of
radical rule. Are they willing to con-
tinue it? Ifso, let them refuse to register.
That is the shortest and most effective
manner to accomplish it. Every refusal
to register is a vote for the radical for
next Presidency, and an endorsement Of
the military tyranny now prevailing in
the STANDARDIZATION Register.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26
Bsszrke's IRON Works,

STANTON, VA, FEBRUARY 6, 1861.
ATTENTION E,1RMERS!
PLOWS (Nos. 4. S. and g., also No.. 4. Hill
Side Plow) ever put UP in this Valley. l gar
rant all my plows Call and examine before
purchasing. W. A. BURKE.
Feb G-tf
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Caa.nasinw

All Wool and half Wool Carpeting, 400
yards Of OIL Cloth, 500 yards of Straw Mat
ting and Rugs, at S.H. HILB'S.
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35 Niles Around Richmond.
A new and beautifully engraved Map, coz
piled by Captain Hotchkiss, from actual sur.
ycys. For sale by
may 29-tf HUNTER & NOWLIN.
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Another Supply Of
'HEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,

at the sign of the
BIG TURK, Opposite Va, Hotel
NEW ST., STANTON, VA.
Has constantly on hand, a choice selec-
ton of the best brands Of Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff--the best the
market affords. Call and examine my stock.
and l will guarantee satisfaction. Thankful
for the liberal patronage extended to me, l
ask continuance of the same.
June 26-tf W. P. JOHNSON.
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%. s.. EVTNE1TsEsENEEe,
INO.OOO Grain Rags.

COMPANY are now making, out of heavy
double warp cotton bagging of their own
manufacture, the most superior
GRAIN BAG
to be found i'll the market
The preparations for this work is on a very
large scale, and can be SO extended as to sup
ply any demand, no matter how great and,
for this reason, afIording q satisfactory profit
at q much lower rate than has prevailed for
some time past.
Parties wanting this article would do well
to call on, OF addl css the undersigned at his
office, No. IS lin the rear) l4th Street, Rich
mond. E. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
June 26-4m*
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26

VINO DO You SPITE we join with
the Petersburg s:Index" in asking this
very pregnant question: "When you re-
fuse to register whom do you spite, your
friends Or your enemies? The destruc-
tives, who are moving Heaven and earth
for the humiliation and degradation of
all you hold dear ? Or the friends who turn
to you for assistance in their struggle to
preserve the honor and fair fame Of our
good old Commonwealth ? Who approve
the course you have determined to pursue?
Who smile in their sleeves and chuckle
over the madness and folly which have
seized hold Of you? Surely, not your
friends"
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CLOSING OF THE COMMENCEMENT Ex-
ERcIsEs OF THE W. r. INSTITUTE The
Commencement Exercises Of this Institu-
ton were brought to close yesterday
Certificates Of Graduation were awarded
a large number Of the pupils, (of which a
more extended notice will be given next
week, after which Rev. w. q. Munsey
favored the School and audience with
the most intellectual and appropriate ad-
dress on the subject Of Music to which
we have ever listened. We regret that
We. are unable, for the want Of space, to
give even an outlinclof this powerful adj
dress-it should have been heard tobe ap-
prcciated-at the conclusion Of which
Miss Ruth: of Richmond, sang the part
ing song, which elected the admiration Of
all present. She will remaiD to take part
in the Concert to be given tomorrow
(Thursday) evening.
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SIMON II. HILB. Seal.

Done at Crawford's Corner, No. 1. Staunton,
District No. |, Territory of Virginia, this
drcd and Sixty-Scven, and in the second
year of our Territorial reign
Nav 1tf
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Noaice.-The annual examination of the
Pupils of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind will take place on the eth
inst. at 8 o'clock ?. NJ, where addresses will
be delivered and prizes distributed. PUN
On the evening Of 18th CONCERT of vo-
cal and instrumental music will be given by
the Professor of music, Mr.. A. j. Turner, to
commence at s o'clock. The public are respect
fully invited to be present on both occasi ons.
June 1926 -
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Calicos.

Just received 5000 yards of Spring and
Summer calicos, from 12a to 2octs, At
April loft |. NlTA Y BRO
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SuudriaS

SUntlrieS.
Bishop Lawns, Tarlatans, Swiss Muslins,
Knitting Cotton, Cotton Batting, &C., just re-
ccived, by w. M. POOLE.
June5-tf tl
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For the Association,
Mrs. SARAH e. JEWELL,

PRESIDENT
Papers throughout the South, Mary
land, Missouri and Kentucky please copy
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Books,

hooks,
AMONG orr valuable selections, we have
Asbhv and his Compcers, by Avcrett:
June 5-tf HUM En- q w V 80
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-26

CHESAPEAKE ONO r. r. MEETING
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
citizens of Augusta county was held in
the Court House on Monday, to discuss
the propriety Of a county subscription to
this great road Judge II. W. Sheffey
presided and Prof. Hotchkiss was appoint
cd Secretary. The meeting was address
cd by Messrs. shcfcy, Fountainc, Bald
win, Echols, Bell and NJ G. Hartman, in
animated and telling speeches. 1t was
then unanimously resolved to ask the
County Court (noW in session, to submit
to the people, whether the Court should
subscribe 100000 to the stock of the
Chesapeake T. Ohio r. r." We have not
space for a full report, but if tho meeting
is an earnest of what will be done by the
people, it won't be Old Augustus fault if
the road is not soon built
The meeting showed its appreciation Of
the great work before us, by appointing
the gentlemen named below, delegates to
the Convention at White Sulphur Springs,
July 10th.
John B Baldwin, NJ MeCuc, A Fl Fl
Stuart, I J Niche, VIM w Withrow,
J Echols, r g Bicklc, H NJ Bell, NJ G.
Hartman, D Forrer, N K Trout, J NJ
Hanger, B Christian, j Hotchkiss, G Kin
ney, J G Bell, ] Walker, NJ W D Hogs
head, A McChesney, 7 W Shelton, J A
English, J. D. Craig, Il S Hansberger;
S 3 Finley, j G Patterson, j D NEG ufinn,
A St. Clair Turk, K Craig, W A Burke,
r S Craig
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Shoes.

ucnand Bows shoes, also Ladies and Misses
Norocco shoes in great variety, just received at
June 5--tf w. M. IooAH o.
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Latest Arrival by Express.

Another assortment OF -
Highly Pcrfumcd Paper and Envelopes, Cap,
Letter, Note, Billet and Account
Paper and Stationery
NOTIONS;
also, the popular novels,
ST. ELMO AND INGENIESCO. .4r
just received by 81 -.5.-l e..
HUNTER s. NOWLIN.
NAV 29-tf
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The COTTAGE on Walnut Hill, Main ST.,
opposite the Cemetery, Call OH the occupant.
June 19-2t*
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no IDA:. ESTATE OWNERS.

June 26-4w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-21
"eo where Glory W ats rhss. 81


The Eagles article of last week on
the &c. A. R. concludes as follows:
~ But perhaps we shall know moro
about this secret cabal when. Captain
Giesy establishes his "Posts" through.
out the county. We think our friends
might, by little strategy, capture
some of the out "posts," and by seiz.
ure Of the papers and "rolls," we could
learn thestrength and disposition of the
enemy. We expect to hear from Bernc
at least
As our neighbor is so swift to advise
this hostile action, wo suppose he will
not hesitate To- volunteer to lead his
"iriends" in the enterprise Of accom-.
plishing this little bit of STRATEGY"
We think we see Capt. BAKER at the
head ofa squad Of Canada refugees,
roaming the wilds of old Berne at mid
night, with dire determination to as
sault and capture ssome Of the 'posts"
ofthe enemy. Don't wait to shear
from Berue," brother B,-but go and
assist in The business yourself. Then
you will be able (should no accident
befal you) to publish an authentic &C.
count of the result, and perhaps come
off with as much glory as you did in
the State Farm crusade.
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zinc Terrible Me. A. Rm

The Eagle is in "tremulous tremor
of tremendous trepidation." Another
benevolent institution has been estab-
lished 10 our midst, and of course the
"Democracy" has got to suffer some
more. The editor sees portentous
sights on all sides. Those appalling
letters &c. A. r." scar his eye-balls,
let him turn his gaze as he will. They
flash from the white sheet as he puts
pen to paper to inditc the crushing
leader editorial. When he takes his
meals, the bottom of his plato discloses
the fearful " G. A. r." He secs il in
his meat, in his drink, in his soup,
The very "noodles" form themselves
into the mystic G. A. r." When he
turns down the clothes to get into his
bachelor bed, the G. A. R." savagely
jumps at him from their shadowy folds.
When be wakes at morn, the &c. A.,
R." winks down maliciously at him
from the ceiling.
&c. A. r." to right OF him,
&c. A. r." to left fhlm,
sc. A. R." in front of HIM,
Now advancing now retreating;
Bnt ever his sad eye e-sght greeting;
All around, up and down, as he looks hero OF
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MeeIins OF the Hooking Valley Horti.
cultural Society.
HORTICULTURAL Rooms,

LANCASTER, o., Feb. 9, 1867. I
Society met and was called to order by President
Ewing.
Mr. Giesy, from the select committee on exami.
nation OF the account of the Secretary and Treasurer
of the last fall exhibition, Mr. Bovingl reported that
committee had made the examination, and recon-
mended that the account Of said Sec etary and Treas
urer be passed as correct-which was agreed to.
On motion il was resolved that an order be drawn
on the Treasurer for balance due Mr. Boying as Sec.
Teary and Treasurer aforesaid.
Mr.. Giesy, Librarian reported that he had re-
ceved no report from the ex-Libraran-as to con-
ditlon ofLibrary, &C.
Mr. Boving moved to take up the amendment OF
the constitution proposed at last meetng-which
was agreed to. The same having been read, the
question was taken, and having received the votes
of more than two.thlrds of the members present
was declared TO be adopted, rs folowsi
Resolved, That articles three and four Of the Con-
stitutloD of our Society be altered that all the
words beginning inartice three with "He shall
make and keep" and ending with "At such times as
the Society may direct" be struck out and that the
words ''He shall make and keep record Of the full
"namee and post Office address Of all the members,
'In alphabetical order with the date OF their cleo
"ton, IN book kept for that purpose. He shall also
society annually charging up their dues In the
month OF JANUARY, collect the same, giving each
"memoer credit for the amount paid, also for the
"amount OF all premiums that may have been award
"ed them during the year. he shall keep an ac-
count Of all other moneys due the society, and tho
"Sooiety to the Treasurer, charging him With the
"same and creitall drafts on HIM when signed by tho
"charman ofthe couno& &the PRESIDENT present null
exhlbt and statement Of the condition Of his depart.
nent 10 the Sooloty one week before the tret jan
usry Of eneh year and at such otkertmcf ~ The co.
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ELLINGER a FooTE,s ComRlNA
TION.

This swonderiu troupe consulting of three smalles,
people in the world, and large first class musical
company, will appear at City Hail. Wednesday Eve.
ming and Thursday afternoon and Evening, Feb. 9th
and 2Sth. Admission, Evening, 5octs. children undor
IL years 26cts-Afternoon, Adults scots, children TO-
The following is nom the Cincinnati Enquirer;
Those who have attended the exhibitions are as.
tomshed at the petite representation OF and wo.
man, as presented by Mr.. Commodore Foote and his
pretty sister, The atteris not bigger than holiday
Mr. Harrison, the comic dilineator and extempo.
it, "go u alone" for positively we do not know any
professional who has equal capacity to amuse an
audience through the entire evening He's ahost in
hlmseli-an entire company-and frst.cass come
his influence, are not excited to the explosion eli
max, is in a fair way to become opelesshypochon-