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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
The Local Editor.

One who has gone through the tread.mill,
gives expression in the following to the exS
perience of oil who are so unfortunate as to
have to follow the same calling: - e4s''
If a man buys new buggy, or If his COW
can bawl three times without winking, the lo-
cal Is expected to proclaim. it with q grand
flourish, 1t be starts two penny business,
his first thought is to bribe the local with =
hve-cent cigar to write up fve-dollar puff.
Indeed, he thinks tis mission of the local
to make his fortune for him by "free blowing
he will take the.local to one side and point
out the superior qualities of rat TERROR dog.
aud coolly ask him to '.give him hoist.''G
He don't care ANYTHING about it, only Spris>
gins hasa dog which he thinks is buster.
and some of 'em wanted his erut in, inst. to
"take the conceit out of Spriggins." Ev.
erybody wants to be "pnt in," they are the
"Great I AM" but no one says, Here, local
put yourself outside of this oyster stew, or stuff
this watch into>your pocket" Oh, no.. of
course not; that would cost something. The
shoe is on the other foot, you see. The local
is supposed to know everything about other
peoples business, aud is expected to show up
all the actors in every family broil in town.
1t the vile tongue of scandal finds a victim,
people wonder why he don't run about with
his note book and gather up the vituperative
bits of slander fo9 his paper. If he steps
into billiard hall he is requested TO make a
note of the astonishing fact that Bill Tomrlp.
kins has made a run of eleven points. Wheh
the minstrel troup arrives in town The agent
Immediately rushes into the printing. Office,
and calling for the local, he slips three or four
tickets in his hand. and whispers: Draw us
big house Pot it in strong" and Mating
him patronizinelv on the shoulder, the agent
admits the inferiority of the troupe, bu. We
are not to "let ou." 1t is no sin for the local
to lie. To please the lecturer the local is
forced to sit two mortal hours to hear him
through nn insirid discouse that he can "writo
him up" And so it goes. All are anxious
to appear favorably in print. hut few are viii.
ling to pay for it The locals time is worth
nothing hut to bother his head writing putis
for ambitious persons, 1t don't cos. him any
thing live. He never eats or drinks, or
travels, and money is of no use to him. Put
it in Put it in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01

death and destruction being on every side
until he crossed the bridge and captured q
oOO prisoners and 20 pieces of cannon. be-
sides killing and wounding large number
of the enemy. This was an act which ex>
cited the admiration of the world.
at Burnsde's attack his force was vastly
superior to that which defended the bridge.
which was defended by single brigade of
4oo. Burnside. unlike Napoleon, did not
lead the attack, but remained safe. at a dis
tance, looking on. His men fought bravely
and did we'll. They captured battery of four
pieces OF Gen. Jones, butthis was soon wrest.
ed from them by Gen. Hill; and as the snn
went down Gen. Burnside was sending pits.
ously to Gen. Mcclellan for reinforcemen
He was satisfied to merely stop aud hold his
own While Napoleon will live forever in
the minds of future generations as brave
and great soldier, having his name associated
Individually with the bridge of Lodi, Gem
eral Burnside will be regarded as a very small
man, IN military point of view
AS for the results of the battle. We have
never before heard of these Is guns and 80
stands of co'ors, captured at Antie,am aud
South Mountain. Doubtless there were s.
600 stands of small arms left on the field by
the killed and ,oounded, Gen. Lees forces
not needing them. as on the 18th of Septem>
her, Stonewal Jackson captured Harper's
Ferry with 73 pieces of artillery, l3 900 of
small arms, 200 wagons, aud large amount
of ammunition
The brilliant correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune, writing from the field, on the even
ing of the 18th after declaring that i. was
'.drawn battle" alluding to tho withdrawal of
Gen. Lee across the Potomac, after waiting
the whole of next day for renewal of the
contest, says:
'He leaves us the debris of his late camp.
f'eo disabled pieces of artillery, a few hundred
of bis stragglers, perhaps two thousand, of his
wounded. and many more of his unburied
dead. Not a sound field piece, caisson, ann
bulance, or wagon not tent. box of stores
or pound of ammunition. He takes with
him the supplies gathered 10 Maryland, aud
the rich spoils of Harper's Ferry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER Il CO.
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
10 which they call special attention. They will
send on spPiica tion their improved aud accurate
RULES F0R SELF MEASUREMENT
Of Cloths. Cassilneres, Coa,ings, Shirtings SC,
thus enabling parties any part Of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc. from them ,
with the Certainty of resolving garments OF
Tile Fery Latest style
4And Jiost Perfect FIT
atte'nahe. Goods ordered will be sent by E1 press
to any part of the country. As is we'll known
three Years excclled in all departments of thu eir
business, which substa cuera ntee to tn
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and well assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT POPLAR i'RICES
VIII De no c"ilcc'on charge ON amounts OF $40 and
over. Rules tor self measurement, Sampcs of
Goods AID Price List free apuIicat ation. The ct
t"ht!"n oil the FraUc ia invited to our Wholesa 10
Department, which is lway5 Kept ~ the hiphes,
standard.
NOAH WALKER u CO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing {: ouds. either
ready made or nraGe To order.
1G5 and lG7 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Apri! 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
A Valuable Immigrant.

l strollsd down to Page and saw the Shet.
andoah Iron Works. The Hon. William
Mines is the proprietor. It would take y
couple of columns to tell about this metal
manufactory. The food of'70 in Jew hours
swept away seventy thousand dollars worth of
work. Steam now runs all his machinery.-
He cleared eighty thousand dollars last YEAR.
BY birth he is an Englishman, but in fact A
Virginia gentleman simple. and brave.
The most tasteful country church in the State
stands near his forge-fnished inside with
walnut and frescoed, with an organ for tho
Sabbath school, and another in the audiences
room. The church did not cost the congres
CATION copper. Services are held twice on
Sabbath. Mines is the Sunday school super.
intcndent. The man resembles somewhat our ir
railroad Ajax, Colonel Allan-has tile same
sort of dome head, the same frank manners.
the same Judgment balanced on diamond
pivot, and talent for large affairs-I may
add similar genteel jolliness. He has fine
library. He keeps abreast of the literature Of
the day by all the best books and piles Of ne.
riodicals. He is firm believer in the Union.
with hearty contempt for the Radical leaders.
His service in Congress seems to have dis.
eusted him with pilfering and peddling poii.
ticians: When there was M effort to obtain
his consent for second term he laughed at
his friends, and declared that nothing but Ell.
treme pressure, like the crisis of the FIRST cam
vass, could compel him to undergo the nj at,sea
of another session.
Virginia never had better immigrant.
Cor Of T,e1juuto,, C,S.,t,s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
A. Mammoth ORGAN,

Mr.. Thomas Winans is building an i'm
mense organ in connection with his private
music hall, conspicuous for the tall chimney
which towers above the buildings and trees
OF his splendid city residence in the western
section of the city. The organ, it is under
stood, will be, when completed, the largest
ever constructed anywhere. and is being built
without regard to cost. AS there is more or
less OF experiment in the structure. Mr.. Wi
mans has been reticent about his plans and
purposes, but it is known that Pomplitz is the
builder, nnd one of tho mammoth wooden
'pipes" for the instrument being noticed on
the street yesterday, attracted general atten-
tion. The 'pipe" was thirty-two feet in
length and about two feet square. It was
painted yellow and looked like huge smoke
stack. 1t is understood that the organ will
have over twenty-five bass pipes of this size
and description, besides forest of smaller
pipes, requiring altogether, it would seem, the
wind of hurricane almost to make 'em blow.
1t is also stated that it will be year vet be-
fore the organ is finished, and that it will be
run with steam, and is intended to eclipse the
organs of the world. including even the pride
of Boston. 1t will be, in fact. sort of con.
centrated jubilee in itself, when it is once set
agoing. g.-Bnhimore Sur
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
BANKING BUSINESS.
AGENTS.
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AGENTS.
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>. sg-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scnIpTIoN for the esprit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. McGEISCY-.S .ShepAerdstoon.
John P. KEnFoor r-Martins6urg.
CHAs. Il. LEE-Beryuilie
JOEL w. Middle,cay.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Du6ields Depot.
JAS: w. BARNHARr- UnionviUe.
NJ W. BuRR-Browm's Shop. -
u. II. RoBERTs-KeorneysUW
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leeto,on.
JOHN W. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
BALTIMORE AND oHIo RAILRoAD,

SCHEDULE ofPsssenger Tr.insarrivina and de-
~ parting at ifarper's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING EAST
Columbus Express via Washing ngton. sic A n,
Winchester Ac'n 4 D., g. AZ
pa'sengers bv this ira in for Frederick
junction and other points old track
change cars al Point of Rocks.
fast Line via w ashin gton .....-...... 10 as
Mail FRAN via Old Track to all points eO5 p NJ
St. Louis Express via Wnshin g tom. 6l3, :.
TRAINS GOING WEST
-. Aou'a Express from Bait. via Wash ,1e 0s A. NJ
Cincinnati .s m no a.. AZ -.
Mail Train old .,,l. ~ 20 g =.
Winchester Aeon" was'n 745 p n,
Fast Line 20 :. s'
Trains on Main Stem make close connexions =.
i,arpcrs Ferry with trains running w p & S.
Di.isinn to Str"sburs and points arther Sou,h =.
town, SC. se's-
Through Tickets to all prominent points W We.t.
ticket ofhre open for all passenger trains, dsy
ana night. Comfortable facitiee for waiting pa a.
sense.s: A. 3. WOOD, Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01

AMMoN1A FOR vERBENAs.-sulphate of
ammonia is an excellent manurial liquid to ap-
ply to verbenas and other flowers, giving to
the foliage dark green, luxuriant and healthy
appearance. It is economical, clean, aud
easily applied. Prepare it in the evening be-
fore using, by dissolving one ounce of am
monia in two gallons of water. 1t may be
applied with safety abou. once a week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01

- The highest Office within the gift of the
people is the weather signal station on Pixies
Peak:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01

TIE PRECIOUS METALS IN yIRe1sfx.-
Mr.. W. T. Kirtley has. exhibited to us a mug.
get of gold taken from a vein found some
eight miles from Danville. in Pittsyivapia
county. The veins are said to be some four
feet thick, and extend some twelve feet below
the surface. Sir. X. is sanguipe the mines
in that neighborhood will be found1very VAL
uable We were also shown by this gentle-
man several rich specimens of silver found
near Campbell Court: house. That rich de:
posits of the precious metals underIie the sur
face of many sections of East Virginia We
have not question. 1t is to bc hoped the
early development of what will doubtless
prove great source of wealth will be soon
attained.-Richnond TVhig.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
BALTIMORE CARDS.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS,
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.

Were awarded to CHAs. NJ. STIEFF for the best
PIANO. IN competition with Ill the leading
Manuiacturers of the country.
OFFICE AND wAREROOMs,
No ~. Liberty Street, Baltimore, I'D.
he suPeriority of the Unrivalled Stief Piano
Forte, is conceded by all who nave compared il it
Others In their New Grand Square Scale, n Oc-
taves, the manu- tacturer has succeeded in maxim
the most perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices will be found rcasuna able as copsistent
with thorough workmanship
large assortmcn: of Second Ha nd Pianos alwavs
on hand, from SIS to $500.
We are agents for the celebrated Rurdett Cabinet,
farior and church Organs, IL styles and prices.
made.
Send for illustrated Gaia logue containing No mes
OF over 500 SOutherners, (SnO of whom are vir-
glnlans, 200 North Car"liniana, $50 Fast Tennes-
seeans ana others throughout the South } who have
bought the Stleh Piano since the close of the war
AprlS 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
poElcAL
TFor the Spirit of Jefferson.l
TO MARY.

The land lie rife with blood and strife.
And ebbs and fows the battle. tide:
Cares are corroding huma n life
Yet Mary dear, ia at my side. .sa
Dark clouds around the sun NAV plav
And woes unnumhered may betide,
Still in the gloom is one bright raw,
If Mary dear be at my side.
o, Fortune ever kind to me,
II from my grasp all else must glide,
The wreck unheeding will see
If Mary dear be at my side, e'
scof the frowns of men and fate
And worldly arrogance and pride
It's tickle love and stormy hate
III Mary dear be at my eide.
She ia the star of life to me
Long may its beam on earth abide
And when our spirits shall be free
May Mary dear be at my side!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
Cor. of Lecington Goz.fte
A newspaper paragraph is poinp An

"A Newspaper paragraph is going the
rounds to the effect that out of 6S3 childreri
received during the year at the fray Nunnery
at Montreal, there have been G42 Deaths
Our purpose now is not to call attentioh 10 the
large proportion of little angels made at this
Institution. but to exhibit the logic Of the
Catholic Witness, in commenting on The SAND
paragraph: 1t says: "1f only Al have been
saved to the earthly community; 642 have
been gained to the Heavenly jerusalem" =
Which is nice way Of puttipgit. It would
seem pity in the eyes of this Catholic jour
nal that even Al failed to reach kingdom
come. The same logic would re>enact the
statute of one King Herod, whom this Cath
olic institution at Montreal is not far behind
in its slaughter of inpocents.
rA1rfnn iiicI q,....a..s
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WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC Il. r.
TIME TABLE,,

ne Train that leaves Charlestown at 9:26 A NJ
con nects with Cincinnati Express West and Fast
Line Eae' at Harper's Ferry "
Mail Train South. which leaves Charlcstown .,
~ ~. a NJ connects at strasburg with trains for
Harrisonburg. ~ "
meets at lle rpcrs Fc,ry with Mail Trains East and
west, which pass over the Old Route to and from
halt'inore. Other trains pass the Metropolitan
Fast Freight. No. II, leaves strsaburg at p NJ
-pnsscs Charleetown at il.54 p. NJ, and reaches
Harpera Ferry at II so A. NJ
- tastFreicht No. IL, leaves Harpcr's Ferry nt II
NJ arriving a Strasburg att A. NJ.
The Columbia Express for Hal,imare via Wash
lngt"n, pasecs Hsrprr's Ferry SIS, A. Nj
The St. Lonis Express from Baltimore, vim Wash
l2.ns, a. NJ. Tin tho mighty.
a. b. WOOD. Agent. Harper's Ferry.
THOS. Il. SHARP
June. }. 1873. Ass't. Master of Transoort,.ont
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= II is told Of young gentleman, whom
maiden liked but her father didn't. that at
reasonable hour the old ''gent" mildly in
tinated that the time for retiring had arrived.
81 think you are correct, my dear sir replied
nineteenth century, modcstly. "We have
been waiting over an hour for you to put
yourself in your little bed" The father re-
tired thoughtfully.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01
GEGRGE TT. EACLEy-

Manufacturer of Ladies' and Gents Bows, ami
fouths', Misses' and Children's
BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES.
ofa Styles aud Grades,
II AVfNG located in CharcstownN
4 4 would inform the public that he EssSSN
Ia prepared to execute any and all of
the above line of work. with nestness nd dispatcb
Good material and durable work euranteed
o. Shop in former Post Office building nearly
opposite First Nat ion al Bank
N B.-Our business Duffied's will continue
the same. We keeps large assortment of Boots
Shoes and Caters. Tobacco, Cigars Notions. SC
In our Custom Department we will be ready to exc
styles and workmanship ~
May l3, lS73-Iy. G. AJT. HAGIEy
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To KEEP. FLIEs FROM PfcTtaE FnAMys.
Boil four onions in pint of water, then
take clean brush, wash your frames over
with this liquid, and the flies will not Iieh.
on them. This onion water will not ipiure
the frames, and the odor soon disappears. It
Is better than unsightly gauze covering to your
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-01

GOING TO THE PosT OFFIcE.-Whep YOU
call at the post office for yonr mail. and it is
handed out, ask if that is all, or if YOU have
a box stand and gaze at it. especially if the
post master is busy, and if there is nothing
IN it for you, ask how that can be, for Won
know that letters were sent to you Yesterday
from California or Oregon, &C. then YOU 20
home and send the remainder of your family
around Csay from seven to thirteen) to ask at
different times through the day. Don't on
any account bring your mail to the office un-
til the mail closes then cnrse the postmaster
for not unlocking the pouch and putting in
your letters. When you want stamp on
your letter tell the postmaster to put it on
if he don't lick it, you give him a lick. and
leave without, paying for the stamp. In case
you put the stamp on, soak it long enough to
remove the mucilage; it will then stick until
1t is dry. If you have box, stand and drum
on IT, whether you have any mail or not
Don't fail to have all your children call at the
ofhce as they are going to and coming from
school; it is such good exercise, you know.
Ii you want stamp, throw down green
hack and look very wise; of course the post
master knows how many and what kind you
want. When you have a money order. 90
straight to vonr Office and file it among your
receipts or throw it in the waste basket. then
coule !" INC otnce IN about ten days and won.
der why the order never received, and
demand duplicate.-Er
TIE FLAG OF lS12.-The veritable flag
which waved over Fort McHenry in 1914.
when it was bombarded by the British forces,
aud which suggested to Francis Scott Key
the composing of one of our best national
songs, The Star-Spangled Banner" has
been sont to the navy-yard at CharIestowu
for repairs. THE flag was originally thirty
six feet long and twenty four wide, but from
usage it has lost some four feet of it's length.
1T has fifteen stripes, and, when new, had
fifteen stars. but one of the latter was shot
away away at Fort McHenry. 1t was not until
1918 that the law restricting the number of
stripes upon our flags to thirteen was passed.
The old flag is in a most dilspidated condi>
ton. Scarcely square foot of it remains
intact, yet its numerous rents and dingy ap.
pearance are in keeping with its honorable
history. Written upon one of the white
stripes is the name of Col. George Armstead,
who was in command of our forces a. the
bombardment of Fort McHenry.
[Sprinafe1d (ifass) Republican.
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One person asked another if he believed
in the appearance of spirits.
No" was the reply. .'bu. I believe in
hear disaPpearance, for I've missed bottls
of gin since las. night"
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OFFICE in "LEE HkLtD BullpIEe.

TERMS. OF sUBsCRIpTIeN....Tbe paner
Will be furnished to subscribers at 50 so DER
annum, in Advance.
When not paid strictly in Advance, $500
will positively be charged.
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LEET0WN GRIST AND SAW MILL.

AflSG procured new Saw Mill and attached
Twenty Horse Power Steam Engine to the
MN at Leetown. am prepared to Grind Flour,
Meal. Horse Feed, &c, on the best of terms, and
VIII Saw all kinda of Lumber at the ehortest notice.
Thanking my former patrons for their kind pa tron-
age. would respectfully request its continuance
and ask a call from a fl Who want Saving or
Grinding done. JOHN w ROBERTS
Leetowa, February II 1S13-5m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

INHE Undersigned having given his attention to
the Collection of Accounts, c., has concluded
to devote his time principally to the duties O gen.
e.ai Collector, aud invites the attention of Nier-
Ghants and BUSINESS men generally to the fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
given to the Collection Of ali ella inns placed in nv
hands. A. W CRAMER
Charlestown Jefferson Co., W. va
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poMADES. Toilet Powders. Puff Boxes Soaps,
4 Hair, Nail and Tooth brushes, Extract for the
Hdkf, both foreign and domestic, Lily White Co
lognes, Tooth Powders and Washes, all at
W. S. MASON'S.
KEROSENE Oil. warranted non-explo,iye.-
1A Special discount on or 10 g a lions.
VS.. MASON.
GERKE's Pure Grape Wines of the vintage Of
~ ls6S,at MAsoN'S Drug store.
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r. p. II. STAUB,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICES IS St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md.
DRACTICES in tine Courts of Baltimore B.Iti
Il more County, Court of Appeals OF Maryland
and Supreme Court of United States. Special at
tention given to Collecting in and of the State
REFERENCES:
National Union B INK OF Baltimore
VIM. Devries & Co.
National Bank, Martinsburg, westv.
berkeley Savings Bank, Martinsbure west W,
Carroll Adams Neer. Baltimore.
Oct. 81, 1S7I-tf.
The New York herald., 1873-11-05

40 WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET-sECoND FLOOR
# = and two Rooms on parlor floor. al handsomely
furnished to with rst class Board ngly suite,
with or without private table; also two front Rooms
fourth floor. references.
The New York herald., 1873-11-05

A PANIC BARGAINS; ROSEWOOD PIANO, SlOO
worth $40; insalments taken, sig monthly. R. CA
BLES l7 West Twenty street. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID VIM b. FRELIGH Manager
GREAT HIT OF
DANIEL BOONE
Will be acted until further notice one of the most
an American audience entitled
DANIEL BOONE
which will be produced with effects extending
feet In DEPTH and which Is be eaualled by
any THEATRE IN THE WohLDl representing po8.
ton of tho -
TIE GREAT MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKYi
Language y inadequate& & e express the supEREMI
TON OF THE GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY. IL
must be witnessed TO be appreciated.
Preceded by favorte Farce.
In active preparation new Local Drama, entitled.
The New York herald., 1873-11-05

GOD STREET, l65 WEST BETWEEN SIXTH AND
~ Seventh avenues.-De sirabe Rooms TO let 10 gen
uemen with rst class Board also Table Board refer.
ences exchanged.
The New York herald., 1873-11-05

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, POI BOwERY.
i SPECIE PRICES, 25c., SIC. and SOC.
See WALTERS and MORTON,
the worlds greatest song and dance artists.
See GUS WILLIAMS as FRITZ, in the TENTH WARD
THE BEAUTIFUL FREEMAN SISTERS,
JENNIE ENGELS NEW SERIO COMIC SONGS.
TONY PASTORS Comic, Local and National Sangs
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE IN NEW FUNNY ACTS.
Ladies admitted FREE Friday evenings and to satar
day Matinee.