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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-08
AMUaEMKNTH

OLYMPIC THEATRE. PANTY AMysKHxxfs.
" bRILLiAlf SUCCESS oh fnK
NOVELTY COMBINAyON
MATINEE MATINEE FOR LADf rs AID CHILDREN.
TQ-DAE AT TO-DAY, AT O'CLOCK
O'CLOCK. UNPRECEDENTED A1fRACI10fa
TO-DAY, Att SEK
3 O'CLOCK. THE CHARMING nGL SISTERS
TO-DAY, AT IN rHE SPANISH BALLET
O'CLOCK. THE INCOMPARABLk 4AkIkN9
TODAY. AT IN THEIR EXQUISITE WARBLIh0n
2 O'CLOCK. | rHn WONDERFUL WILSON BLOT
TODAY AT THE GRACEFUL ACROBATIC MAEvElAs,
O'CLOCK. The piquant BLANCHE sELWIH
TODAY, AT IN HHR INfMIrABlk SQN0A
O'CLOCK. SIZE PUNCH AND JUDY. SHE THE
TO-DAY, AT FAT ANKLE BALLET. SIZE
O'CLOCK. host OF 6svcrite artists IN their
TO-DAY, AT unequalaed apsctaluea -
O'CLOCK Matinee to-day at and every evening atd
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COLOSSEUM.
SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS
The Magnificent Illusion,
PARIS BY NIGHT,
will be exhibited during the week IN compnance with
the continuous and increasing demands OF the pubao.
Professor Tobn's Optical Lecture ana Sensational
Illusion,
LA TETE DECAPTTEE.
LUBINS IMPERIAL MARIONETTES.
Entire change of programme, with new munc BY
Keatng's Band.
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MARsHAL'S SALE. p. TRAVER, AuCTIoNEER.
IVl BY virtue of several executions will SELL this day,
at O'Clock So Great Jones Administer and body
Brussels Carpet elegant rosewood Centre Table WALNUT
Bedsteada Par0r Suit Extenslon Tabies Bureaus Mir
rorA Chromos, &C. GEORGE BOUCSEIN, Marshal.
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yNM. Writers, AUCTIONRER-SELLS THIS DAY.
w at 2oclock, at 44 Canal street. large assortment
reaus, Washstands Tables Chairs, Feather Beds Bed
ding Hair and other Mattresses and second hand
Carpets ana Ocloths. Wardrobes Parlor and Chamber
Suits Kitchen Furniture, about % second hand Sewing
Machines and large variety Of other goods suitable for
parties contemplating housekeeping
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"A By D. w. IVES
salesrooms los Liberty and III Cedar street
BeTa ain i f Fancy sy Go %a;cc &C.
merry Soaps Essratngs chroo. V onneses and Jspa1
cases Bullets. Chairs, &C. &c
in the sale win On Ss nsnded s. ron which
can be used as 10 feet long, AZ high, suitable
country residence. DC
A UcTIoN NoTICE.-HENRY zINN AUCTIoNEER.
-h VIII sell $29.000 worth Of magnificent
Household n furniture
forte round corners; pier ard manei Mirrors inIsid
s aes IN afs,s
Paintings Chromos, Clocks Vases, Bronzes, Chamber
and hair aatressss TaSes sidebesrd ohna
Glass silver and Plated Ware Brussels and ingrsin Car
pets, &c also basement and kitchen Furniture
n commencing at lo1s O'Clock,
at the elegant residence
ROBERT &c z. ' cHsf nSai A iaa are
Parors contain velvet Carpets Mirrors inladn gil
Two magnincen. rosewood rianosortes
Chairs, Lounges, &c.
Antqe bronze Figures bronze Clocks. &c
Library contains moanet Carpets ebony and gilt Sec
choice Books satin coeline Library suit pieces
Library tables statuary, Works Of Art iadys Writing
wood Chamber Furniture, viz. :-Bedsteada Dresgins
Case Bureaus Armoire Glacs wardrobes Washssan ds
and spring Mattresses Pillows, Counterpanes Blankets
Ioet Gets and plush Suits Mrrors Curtains Clocks
Dining Furniture-Exrnsion Table Buffet Dining
Ha aaq f a sand Ha chars pae and
baircoth suit. Kitchen Furniture-Ingran Carpets, Oil
cloth Ae chance for those Irnsnx a their n houses
House open at 9 A. N. Catalogues ready
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SALES AT AUCTION.

COOKE. AUCTIOEERR.
THURSDAY. April O. at 10Y O'Clock
Superior knabe Piano, octave, und cor
ners Brussels Carpets Bedroom suits psror and Dining
Furniture &c.
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AMusEmENTy.

JVoQgs MUSEUM. O. W: BARRY.
w EVENING at g. AFTERNOON at
The popular actor, The beautiful artistic,
Mr. Q. w. BARRY, Miss JENNIE MORTON,
In the great sensation In her entirely new
drama entitled protean drama,
ESCAPED FROM entitled
SING SING. IDLEWILD.
Both AFTERNOON and EVENING with above
The premier ventrnoQuist OF the World, Alex Davis
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j. p. PATTERSON, AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL
a. this day at sos sixth avenue Household Furniture,
Carpets. Bedsesd Sofas Lounges, Chair susts IN reps
And haircloth Mt u ocJaek
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The Messrs LEAyI1T, Auctioneers

A RCH JOHNSTON. AUCTIokEER, OFFICE AND
salesroo m 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office
Horse Auction Branch 10 IS Thirteenth street. near
University place
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"A ACGUsTE Martinez Aucionear.
$2lUO0 worth OF
magnificent household Furniture,
rosew God Planoorte, Drawing Room Suits
Paintings, Bronzes and many Works Of Art
over 500 Lots at public auction
on THIS DAY Wednesday, April 8, at l9x O'Clock
at the elegant residence, &c West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and sixth avenues,
Drawing Room Suits covered silk brocade, richest de-
scrlpton, Grand Duchess style; Etageres Secretaire
Bookcase Cabinets Mirrors Carpets Paintings by en-
inent artists Clocks lace Curtains rosewood
Pianofoe, stool and Cover rosewood walnut Bureaus
bedsteads Mardropes, Mattresses SEEDING, Extenslon
Teens salvers; Dinner Tea Service; Cutlery, Linen.
kitchen.
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Continuation
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell at auction. Thursday,
Mt 0 O'Clock the salesroom 81 Nassau street all the
remaining Furniture, which has been removed To
the for convenience Of sale -Paror and Bedroom
and Brussels Carpets In good ORDER Crockery Glass
ware oleioths, ReirgeratorA, &C
A JOHN L. yANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER.
"A. AUCTION To ,osp AuCrioS vps,,,p AUCTION
SPECIAL POSITIVE live pERESP Pfo's And WITHOUT
RESERVATION
On WEDNESDAY this day. April 8 at +. O'Clock prompt
the valuable Lease stock ana Pistpres q the
will be sold highest bidder, dtuated S2 West Tween
tyfourth and adjoining the vestibue of the thea
tre with The exclusive right Of and the
whole theatre business
The term Of the lease years and months, at the
annual rcnt Of $500
The silyerware consists Of the very choicest which
silver Urns Trays Pitchers of sl sizes, Fruit Dishes,
Wine Coolers Ale Mugs Egg Cups StralnePs, Shakers,
Nutmeg Boxes Sugar Tonss spoons, Hot Water Kettles,
Also q large and extensive variety Of rich Cut Glass
consisting part OF Decaners Champagne Glasses (of
all sizes. Gobets, Bar Tumbers (of all sEes), Ale
Glasses Hook, Rhine, Ponies Cherry. Fancy. orna-
mental and many others which Will appear the caa
Also an elegant Herring Safe with Desk gefrigera-
tors Centre Tables, Arm Chairs, fancy Cottage do,
Cuckoo Clock Pictures Shades Ale Pumps, spittoons,
This wen known and popular saloon was ftted up By
the late James Fisk Jr. At an expense Of SloOW No
for the exquisite which is still maintained 1t
Is offered Tor sale Tor no purpose only to close partner
ship.
private stable Al Union square, elegant and
fast trotny Horses three Sets city made Harness. three
city made Top and open Wagons one Dog Cart hsSy
saddles &C, full description OF which see Horse and
Carnage column. Sale positive
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MRS LYMAN's LECTURE TO LADIES, AT ASSOC
lM cation Hall Lecture Room Wednesday, April 8, at
p NJ. Subject-"Respraton How to strengthen the
Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Admission, 50 cents Tick
cts at the door.
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RY WILLIAM VAN rASsELI. AUOTI0NEER.
- Office no liz and ia Eass Thirteenth street. nea


WV IASSELL KkXKNEY Will SELL ON
THURSDAY. APRIL = AT lek O'CLOCK,
contents OF three story brown stone house No. Al East
Fihy-eighth street.
consisting Of elegant rosewood Piano by Steinway;
wood and black walnut Parlor Suits in silk broca
tel rosewood and black walnut Bedroom suits velvet
and Brussels CARPETS black walnut CHING room Chairs
marble Satuary, &C. &c. the entire contents OF private
residence family leaving the city Full descriptions in
ton9rfows Herald and catalogues at auctoneers' Office
on Wednesday.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-24

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Dec. II, 184-Priees
to-day for Beef Cattle ranged follows Best Beeyes
at 7a$6 u.s. generally rated first quality at 25a$bs7
medium to good fair quality at coast 25: ordinary
thin Steers Oxen and Cows at 50a$3 Co., inferior and
lowest grades of Cattle 00$0 Co., general average OF
the market to-day "a 49, extreme range OF the prices
25Oa$6 rs Most OF the sales were from 50 to "a ~
per 100 pounds.
Cows-There is a good demand for Mich Cows,
which rather and higher at per head
Veals are selling at 6a7hc per d. and IN gooo 40
mand at these figures.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote Sheep at 4a4Aes per
ID gross. stock Sheep O0a$3 rs per head LaIabs "a
So so per head, as to quality.
HoGs.-We quote at 75ass Is per b net.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. Dec 1s.-Besf Cattle
$780, extra $500 Sheep &c a5,5o Lambs 5sOaS3H per
head Hogs Sa$9 90, per 100 hs, and COWS ana CAVES
2sa$53.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Dec, 1s.-saies OF
Cattle at 00a5 50 Steep to 5c per gross Lamb:
800 to $500 per head Hogs from s,oOat9oo Cows and
Calves 25a$5O " y
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, Dee. 18-Cattle, COM
mon to extra sold at 00a$ 50per cwt gross Sheep
sold at 4a$5 gross Hogs at 5Oa$S75 net and Veals At
5a$13 per head.
BALTIMORE HORSE AND MULE MARkET.-The horse
and mule market has been unusually dull du-
ring the past week. The market is overstoeked
with horses of all classes and their owners do not
look for any great change in the prices or demand
until next spring. There are number OF fine green
and broken mules upon the market, but no demand
for them at present Prices range from 300 to e40o
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STAUNTON, DEC 18TH 1874.
At called meeting OF the Augusta Fire Company
held at their hall, Tuesday, Dec 18th, 18Th on mo-
ton, a committee Of fve7was appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions upon the death OF JAS. OBrien
a late member of our organization, and reported the
following, which were adopted
Whereas, 1t hath pleased Almighty God, IN His
goodness and inscrutable wisdom to remove on this
day from the tolls and OF this life, from the be-
loved circle of relations and friends our beloved
friend and comrade James OBrlen, therefore be 1t
Resolved 1st That while we mourn with deep
and heartfelt sorrow this our SAD bereavement. we
humbiy bow in submissonto thesssoyereign will OF
our Heavenly Father, knowing that he doeSh all
things we'll
Resolved I'd. That we recognize in this dispensa-
ton OF Providence the solemn and awful warning
to prepare while in health to meet our 600 In pence
Resolved 3rd. That we tender to the bereayed pa
rents relations and friends our deepest sympathy,
pointine them for consolation and comlort TO the
rich provisions of the sacred volume and the faith
in Christ.
Resolved 4th. That, as token OF our great re-
spect for the decease a committee OF eight be ap-
pointed to accompany his remains 10 us last restng
place and as body proceed IN procession to lhe
cemetery and that the Company wear the usual
badge OF mourning for thiIty days
Resolved 9Th. That these resolutions De publish
ed in the papers OF the CITY, and that copy be sent
" IVY 4an'nS ~ 'No JOHN T. LONG.
EDW. F. GROVE
JOHN DINNEEN,
j. B. SCHERER, JR.
THQS. J. CROWDER,
dec 24-lt CoHmttCee.
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4 PAPER FOR THE MILLIoN.-In another
column will be found the prospectus of the
Cincinnati Commercial, one of the best OF oul
Western exchanges The editorial articles are
clear, distinct and unmistakable. Its dispatch
are the latest and most reliable its correspon-
,lcnts spicy and newsy, and the paper one Of
the best family Journals that comes to our office
The great west is looming up now even greater
that ever, and the Commercial is a trustworthy
chronicler and should be in the hands OF every
one who desires to keep pace with the busy
world around them. No man can afford to be
without land to those who do not intend
to lag behind We recommend the Cincinnati
Commercial, Rcad the advertisement.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-24

MISSIONARY MEETING.-The first regular
meeting of the Methodist Sunday School Mis-
sionary Society will be held in the basement of
the church on Sunday morning next at 9o'clock
All are invited to attend. with extra green
backs so as to make liberal contributions to the
fa.iSa
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Pretty things for Christmas at Tyree's Drug
Sfnre.
- - =

MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS. = We I'M
derstand that some of the citizens contemplate
resisting the payment of their assessments on
the Main street Improvements. By an order OF
the Council the assessments are to be paid in
thirty days, or else have per cent added.
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markets..

We have nothing special to note in our na sn
improved demand for that article Flour dui AT ee
quotations and not much selling Corn IN
quest at better prices. Oats very hrm ana %
Butter dull-market well supplied EGGS SCARCE an
selling at CHRISTMAS RATES. Fruits ana sese"pis'
very plentiful and demanding fair figures
There is rather better feeling in business seneI
ally, and our merchants expect good traee ior tic
49, c. A. RICHARDSON.
Grocer and Produce Dealer,
Augusta Street,,
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TEMpERANcE.-At a temperance meeting
held in the Temperance Hall, in this city, on
Tuesday night last, Maj. J. W. Newton, EN-
President of the State Council, occupied the
Chair and prayer was offered by A. NJ. Simp-
son, Esq. After which Maj. Newton, in a
few eloquent remarks introduced the State
Lecturer, Rev: w. W: Green. of the Episco-
pal Church. who addressed the meeting i'll an
earnest and feeling manner showing the great
svil and blightipg effects of intempcrance, and
urging all to unite against the monster and in
support of the temperance organizations,
whose foundation stone is, Except the Lord
build the house they labor i'll vain who build
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

ARRIVAL.
valley Railroad J:l5 p. m.
Lexington via Greenville. S,45 p m. a.+urd.x
Rrownsburr p. M, Tuesday, Thursday SSturds
Nonterey. D. N , Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY
Mt golon D. M, Tuesday and Friday:
1hss. Z Ohio. $50 p. M, daily from East.
DEPARTURE.
valley Railroad, 11:40 =. N.
Eexinrton via Greenville. =; m p,s
Hs.terey NJ Monday, w ed ssid., Friday
Giss. Ohio, 1890 a m, for East.
HOURS FOR CLOSING MALE
valley Railroad, p. M
shes + Ohio $50 g. m. and O'Clock p. m.
Srownsburg, p nc. Monterey, p. M
Esxingtsn, y. m.
,rraeu,HoUKs from ~ = m. to p. IN, except Sun.
e.ys. '4NN~''' s. NJ. YOST, P. M.
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RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT T, A.
Dodamcat has accepted the appointment as
Superintendent OF the C. & O. r. R., and en-
tered upon his duties. He has large experience
and the company was fortunate in securing his
services.
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iIousekeepers, Attention!

We have on hand an extra assortment of Wooden
Wire, at VERY Low prices. consisting OF Sugar
Buckets, Painted Buckets Brass Bound Buckets,
Wash Aoatds Trays seiyes; hho!l1g Pins Rro1ms
stove Brushes, Cocoa Nut Clippers, German Silver
Dippers. sc, &c.
Tiiauking our kind friends and natrons for past
fayors we extend them cordial inytation to call
at an early day and examine our large and varied
stock. and promise them satisfaction in all purchas
esthey may choose to make.
TURNER 4 HARTMAN.
dec 10 Main street near Augusta.
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MNryGNUcS.

On the 18th inst, .in this city Mrs. Mary s. smith,
WI, oa The 18th nst Of congestion Of the lungs the
infant son OF Anna j. and Sahuei e oarson' aseo
months. 49,
Near Messy creek church, on the : inst, H.
Miller. in the 18th year OF MS age
On the 18th inst in this thts ''y Betsy Wy Of
Cayuga county N. Y, aged % years.
On the a1st inst, near staunton, Mrs -- Shaft
rev aQed 65 years.
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10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-My ac-
counts are ready for collection. Persons know
Ing themselves to be indebted will 60 vel! to
call at once and settle, as after the 1st OF Janu-
airy will adopt new rule;and my old accounts
will be placed in the hards of collector:
mean busine;s: Very respectfully;
dec 1876 ]. w. NEWION:
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MEsssRs. LEVY BROS, the popular merchants
of Richmond, Va, advertise in this paper a
large and handsome assortment Of good and
cheap goods. We advise persons visiting their
city to give them call, and those who may
wish to order will find their orders SATISFACTORY,
~ filed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-24

PosT OFFICE HoURs.-The mail going east,
on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, closes at 8
O'Clock, a. H., instead of 81, as heretofore, in
consequence of the change Of schedule on the
Railroad. Letters for the mail, should, hereaf-
ter. be placed in the Post Office by 8 O'Clock to
insure mailing.
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The name of the post office at Alum Springs,
Rockbridge county, has been changed to Rock
bridge Alum Springs, and A. R Doom appoin-
ted postmaster, in place of C. B. Luck, moved
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BITTEN.-Charles Dixon, son OF w. L. Dix
on, 10 years of age, was badly bitten by dog,
belonging to Tho's c. Earman, which was tied
in the yard DR.. Henkel dressed the wound.
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FA1R.-The fair given by The Ladies of the
city, for the benefit of The Stonewall Brigade
Band, closed last night and was a great success.
We have not, as yet. ascertaineq the net pro-
goods
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In accordance with instructions OF the Audi
tor of Public Accounts the sale of delinquent
lands in this county is postponed from Deccm-
her court to January court 1875.
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CoNFIRMED.-On Friday last the U. S. Sen
ate unanimously confirmed the appointment OF
Saml N. Yost, as postmaster at Stanton.
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/
The Goodson Gazette is a name of neatly
printed and well gotten up little paper publish
ed by the Deaf Mutes of the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Institution, Staunton, at fifty cents
year, VIM. NJ. Berkeley, printer. The typog
raphy of the s'Gazette'' is faultless. the selcc-
tons entertaining and useful, and the original
matter appropriate and unpretenGing. 1t will
be 'devoted mainly to advancing the interests
of the deaf end dumb and blind,' yet it WILL
aim to be generally instructive. The name of
the little paper was suggested by the fact that
some two years ago, MIR. John N. Goodson, OF
Norfolk. va, died, leaving to the Institution,
Internationally, $780, The Board Of Visitors,
determined to perpetl,ate the name Of the tesla
tor in the annals of the Institutions and hence the
amount was invested in material for a printing
Office from which is Issued by the heneficiares
of the bequest, the ''Goodson Gazette" The
practical result of this wise direction of the
fund, will be the education Of some of the
brightest of the deaf nlutes in useful act, and
give them employment both improving, men,
tally and beneficial. pecuniarily. We hope the
enterprise will meet the most sangune expec-
| tations of the authorities and pupils Of the In
stitution.
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CASE OF TETANus. Hardin White, color
ed employee at the D. D. 6 B. Institution, had
his toe mashed which caused tetanus or lock-
jaw. His life was saved by timely medical
ail
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New F1RM.-By reference to the advertising
columns it will be seen that Messrs. A: q: % A.
G. Hartman have formed copartnership under
the name and style of Harm'n Bros; and are
now offering everything in the grocery and
produce line at their store in the old warehouse
next to Powell 6 Blackley's. One member OF
the concern is an experienced grocer, and both
will be found to be accommodating Dealers
Their stock is extensive, well selected, and em-
braces everything kept in an establishment OF
the kind, and they viii sell at prices to suit the
times Give them 4 call.
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Sylyapus Carroll, aged II years, was killed a
few days since, at the Blondford Cotton Mills,
near Petersburg, Va.
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Glenn s. Co., at the Post Office, have received
nice lot of imported Havana cigars-ggenuine.
Give them a call.
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Thos. D. Ransom, Esq, and DR.. S. Fl. Henk-
cl, were the delegate to the anniversary cele-
bration OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc;a-
tion, OF Richmond, from the Staunton Soeie-
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When you are looking up Christmas good
don't forget to stop at Tyree's Drug Store.

BRowNoLD CoNCERT.-In consequence Of
engagements in New York city, Mr.. Max
hence the holiday concerts of this
young artist will not be given in our city as
soon as was expected The time will be an
nounced next week.
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LOCAL.

Go to W r. Tyree's Drug Store for Christ
snas goods.
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master at Lynwood, Rockingham county, vice
VIM. White, moved away.
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Beautiful stock of Christmas goods at Tyree's
Drug Store.
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-De6Lhs.

On this city by e eet Wm and T. H Ra
kcr B. F. Bailey, of Albenaio 'ou"ts' "ha -"'eS
Jnclla L. Clarke, OF this cal!'
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Vallcy Lodge No.
7s. of this city elected the following officers
VIM. Simpson, C. c.; L. J. Crowder, v. c.:
G.. W. Kennedy, P; C. L. Cook, K. 3. & S.;
A. A. Eskridgc, NJ. F.; W. L. Olivier, N. E.
NJ. N. Bradley representative to the Grand
Lodge, and c. A. Richardson, alternate.