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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Ifyou want choice salt water.oyster, the
best OF the season, 60 to Pearman's.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Remember that the handsomest Christ
mas presents can be found at Tyree's drug
store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

We call attention to the sale of DR.. Bow
mans furniture.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

For the cheapest Christmas goods in the
city, 90 to C. Yeager & Sons.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Don't fail to call at Tyree's drug store
and look at the pretty Christmas goods.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Finest selection of Christmas-Tree toys
ever brought to Staunton, at
c. YEAGER & Sons.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Christmas oysters, solid per gallon, 81.
Toys, candies, cakes, &C.. cheaper than eser
before. at c. YEAGER & Sons.
UPHoI.sTEnING.-We call special atten-
ton to the advertisement of Mr.. VIM. Loose,
upholsterer. to be found in another column.
Mr.. Loose comes to Stanton endorsed by the
Mayor and many prominent citizens OF
I.ynchburg, as not only superior workman,
but reliable business man and one who will
faithfully perform every thing he under.
takes.
Ills experience of forty-iive years, during
which time he has operated in Italy, France,
and other countries, has not only made him
thorough master of his trade, but enabled
him to acquire taste in the line of his bus
mess, that few possess. We commend Mr..
Loose to our readers who may desire any
thing in his line.
NEW EsTABLIsHNIENT.-Mr Geo. W.
Eyler. formerly Of the firm of Eyler, Coop
er & Co., until burned out. and more recent
~ superintendent Of the Staunton Iron
Works. has opened machine shop, located
near Miller's Coal Yard and the Staunton
planning Mills. He las furnished new and
Improved szacainery, and will give particu-
lar attention to repairing, to which fact the
farming community is especially invited.
lie has made arrangements with a Mary
land Company to furnish steam Engines.
known as the [ronsides, formerly built by the
Staunt0n Iron Works Co., under his supervis.
ion. BY which he can offer to contract on
more favorable terms and at less cost than
they can be manufactured elsehere.
Mr.. Eyler has had large experience in this
kind Of business. and is master machinisl
Of established reputation, and we have nc
doubt, will be literally patronize'l by The
Valley people.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13
Deaths.

In Staunton, on the 10th inst, Mrs Margaret
Gregory, in the 10th year Of her age.
At the family residence, near Green Hill, High
land county, of consumption, on the Goth ult
Mrs Julia Bird, consort of Francis NJ Bird, in
the 34th year of her age.
In this city, at the residence of her son. Rev.
We. Hullihen, Rect or OF Trinity Church, on
Wednesday morning, the 5th inst. Mrs Hullihen,
aged 10 years. Her remains were taken to Wheel
ing for burial.
Near Seven Fountains. Shenandoah county, on
the lst list, Mrs Christina Hoover.-aged 70 yrs
months and days. She had lived the life OF a
christian and died, leaving the testimony behind
that she was prepared to enjoy blissful immor-
tality.
Mrs Rebecca Scott, after a long and useful life,
died on the 9th of November, in Collierstown.
Rock bridge county, at the residen ce of her SON.
in-law, Mr.. A. ], Montgomery. aged 81 years. She
was the widow OF Mr. Thomas scott.who had been
dead 80 years and day at the time of her death
Her remains were inferred at Oxford Church.
In Staunton, December 18th, in the 6Oth year of
his age, Timothy O'Brien, OF Cork CO unity, Ire
Church thissmorning at 10 o'clock.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

ONE HUNDRED CASES of fancy China
goods, Tea Sets, cheaper than were ever seen
in the City, at
fIPsCoMr Il SOMERvI.LE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Don't fail to leave your Christmas orders
for good oysters at Pearman's.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

The Byers farm, III Augusta county. Va
containing POO acres. has been sold to b. f.
HildebraHd for $1,000.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13
LIPsCOMB & SoMERvULE.

CHILDREN's PRESENTS such as Tin Kitcf-
Ell and Tea sets, Toy Buckets, Willow China
and Wagons, &C., &C., at
IpcCOArR & SOMERVIIJE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

For handsome Christmas presents. 90 to
rryree's drug store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Special arrangements made at Pearman s
for oysters in quantity.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13
Christmas creeps on apace.

Christmas creeps on apace.
Fairs, carnivals and suppers are all the
rage.
Genl Echols will please accept thanks for
public documents.
Prepare fer the great Dick ems Carnival.
Already its success is assured and all may
look for a rich treat.
The appearance OF the confectionaries af-
fords abundant assurance that coming
events cast their shadows before"
The average small boy is now or his good
behavior and an appreciable degree OF piety
will pervade his demeanor until after the
25th of the month";
We are indebted to Hon. VIM. F. Ia ylor,
Auditor of the State, for a copy of his An
nual Report for 1877. We will refer to it
hereafter. He will please accept our thanks.
We have received the initial number of
''Vick's Illustrated Monthly" IL beautiful Y
illustrated magazine published by the great
Florist and Scotsman, JAS. Wick, Roche ster.
n. Y, and devoted to the interests of horti-
culture.
The Baltimore Gazette OF yesterday an
nounced the elopemem of Mr.. S. NJ. Wood
ward and Miss Sallc d. Hartman, OF this
| city. As the Gazette never was known to
tell the truth, this last effort was not sur
prising
| Last week we were compelled to omit
many interesting letters concerning the
| flood in this and Rockingham counties.
! We regret our inability to have published
| them and assure the writer's that their kind
ness was greatly appreciated, and that we
will always be glad to hear from them.
/ - S-
! JUDGE MCI.AUGILIN closed the Novem-
! Der term of the Circuit Court last Thursday,
after term of some five weeks. In that
time he made 49S DEGREES in chancery cases,
law cases, leaving only II cases on the law
| docket.
Petitions are now being circulated asking
the re-appointment of Judge Mclaughlin by
the legislature. We have yet to hear of one
man who has refused to sign, nor have we
heard an opinion expressed other than that
his removal would be a public misfortune.
We have never known the people of Angus
ia county to be as unanimous upon any
subject, as they are npon this, nor do we
wo nder at it, for without desparagement to
other judges, we believe Judge Mclaughlin
to be more eminently qualified to fill the
position he now occupies, than any one IN
the State of Virginia.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

New Raisins at shilling per h., Toys al
most given awav. at c. YEAGER & Sons
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Christmas oysters, solid per gallon, ST..
Toys, candies, cakes, &C., cheaper than eser
before. at C. YEAGER & Sons.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

| ACCIDENTs.-Last Saturday evening Mr..
Thos. Z. Clarke in company with another
city sportsman, was hunting wild turkeys
on ''Betsy Bell near the city. The two
separated, and Mr.. Clarke after a little
while concealed himself in some brush and
began to initiate the call of turkey. His
companion hearing the noise and seeing the
bushes move, thought it was u turkey and
fired, the shot taking effect in Mr.. Clarke's
cheek and two OF them Embedding them
selves in his tongue. He was painfully,
though not seriously hurt.
Last Friday eveEing Mr.. Timothy 0 Brlen,
former inmate of the Asylum, was knock
ed down and dragged some distance by a
freight car on the c. 4 0. II. r. near the
depot. He was deaf and did not hear the car
as it approached. Mr.. O'Brien was in i'll
health at the time of the accident, and the
injuries sustained fastened his death which
occurred Tuesday night.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

HUNDLEY' BRIDGE.-The recent flood
swept away the bridge at Hunley's Mill, on
Middle River, leaving not vestIge of it. 1t
had been erected at considerable cost to Mr..
Hund!ey, the principal part of the expense
of its construction having been borne by
him, as we have been Informed. This is an
important crossing, accommodating large
number of county people, and the bridge
should be re-ereetcd. We cannot say what
the policy of the county authorities will be
in matters of this kind, but we have no
doubt it will be liberal, as well as judicious.
We are sure whatever action is taken, the
bridge at Hundley's will not be overlooked,
for it furnished facilities for local travel and
accommodation to as great extent as most
any other in the county.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-12-13

Dir. 3. SEARS delivered the first Of q Sc
res OF monthly lectures last Tuesday night
before the Y. NJ. G. A. to crowded house
His subject was the ''Rhine," and with his
usual ability he did full justice 70 the his
toric theme, giving the geography grand
scenery and vivid description OF much Of
its contiguous country, embracing many in
cidents and legendary stories OF its towns
and cities from Constance on the Swiss
Rhine to Bihgen and Cologne. We regret
baying been deprived of the pleasure Of
attending so rare an entertainment, and
can therefore give no adequate idea of its
interest and the instruction it conveyed.
Suffice it to say the lecture was worthy OF
the lecturer.
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, 1877-10-02

balo i6elmiiG, balp sdrtlid unb feuris~
INNER lebbafter wurpe Der Sanl pie
cine @erSadung fam es iiber Die tleine
@rdfn.
uEljen-brapp!." riefen Die llniteben=
ben wie electriiirt uno nun lprang aud
lhpn elmer Der 9ularen=O ificiere in ben
areis, fortseriNen pon einem inneren
Seuer; er iblans ieine 6ano tet nm Ser
mance's Saite, uno BOZ ben sploi6im>
mernpen 9lrm balo ilber ben appf, balo
mari er Jpn fibn in bic Suit. Sic wi6
ibm aus nit acknowledgement Nu9en,
Die Sdnoe abmebreno Dor 1th bingeItredt
uno oann wieber glibte es sdrtlid in
ienen Sternen uno ie lieb 1i6 ppn ibm
fangen, INNER i6neller prebten iie iih int
areiie, INNER bDber flopften Der Bulle
Bis enolid mitten BARN bic Dtulif nit
einem fursen Mecproe abidlpb.
9pd aufatbmeno itanoen Die Seiben
ba uno pe%rneisten li6.- Mllen aber mar
es gu Dtutbe, ais erwahten lie wie aus
eiaem 8aui6e, am meiiten Gamtll.
yGin bbhit %ieltiames, reisenpes Sano!"
murmelte er etpas cpnfus I'M Sppfe.
Nortiesuns iOlst.)
, 1877-10-02
Gdbin0t.

@elbIudt 1T etne Storuns Der Sober uue
oaourb beruorssbrahte lleberfiiuuns bes
Slutes nit Sale. Ieiuisung Der Sdfte in
Nol9e uon tiihtisem Ibfiibren ourh Or. Ius.
aonie's Samburser Eropien, tdalihe lau'
marnle Ydper, ulto Sepe9ung III freter Vuft
lino Die beien Sattoren elue totale 9eiluns
Su bespeden.
, 1877-10-02
Ginfenbuua BON SIS

mittslt resiitrirten Yriefsn. UNI einsn iolben Bono
idpn fir bic nddbfe 3tebuns AM 1. Cftpber
9llti9, ju %erluerben.
Q Utam ~aorelire ,pessn Infauf bon Bpnbs, Gireu'
lareu umo leoer nGberen Mustunft an bic
, 1877-10-02
McrpOie %&Opii6mer5eu

merSen ourb Seritopfuns ober Seroaue
Jugs St0run9en berporseruf en. Dieie=
niscn Yerionen, melde IN oielem uebel
leioen, miillen &affce, Stun, gier uno
9abad pern1eioeu uno ben Qeib bur6 Or.
aueuft &0nis's Sambur9er 2ropfen often
balten.
Yerlonen, peld)e einer iitenoen 2ebenss
weiie untcrworf fen lino, iollten iih fritz
Morsens Sewesuns in FREEZER 2uft ma
fen uno Or. gu9uit &Dnis's hamburger
5ropien mcbrmalS tes Cages in fleiaen
Ooier Qebralhen.
, 1877-10-02

9ie ein5i9e Mtilbuus oes e1ten sSa-
miica Uin9er nit feinen WobIae.
rpben uno trani. Sranntwein; es
es Mt EN- lpltllbcs. un9efabrlibes
UNI it0rfenoes Subititut fir ole
Nrtsu uon &eijmittsln. ga bilit
liher aeaeu SpspepNa. Druid nab
Dem @llen uno ieoe Writ Der llnoer.
oaullbteit, beleitlat ale St6run9en
i'm Wfaaen uno ben G%in9eweioen uno
bellt ote 8rampfe, ben Shitteifrolt.
oas 6leber nno Malaria. STRAIT
nab Sonforo's Ginger. 4gp2Saua
, 1877-10-02
Scrppbelm nn6 anbere
&rQmfbeiten 6eS SluteS.

Scropbeln (King's EviD fino cine
8eroerbniB oer Sdfte beS &0rpers, tpelde
oenielben nit ldlti9en uuo b0sarttaen I'M
reinisteitcn iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &0rpers miro seidmadt, ielblt penn
Die duberen Gn;eiden total feblert uelde
ourd Gusidldse auf benz &opfe ooer ans
oeren Ebeilen bes &Orpers Die Gnueien>
belt bon Scropbeln anseigen.
Die &ronfbeit 1T nm 10 gefdbrlther un6
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in pielen Sdnen erb@
lib BON Sc d)led)t auf @eidledt fort9ez
pflan;t miro uuo idredlid) liuo bic 8olsen,
welde @ussebrung, Seriamdruns Der
2eber uno enolid ben SOB na6 li6 sieben.
Mur pesetabililde Wleoisinen, melde
Die Sdfte bes &6rpers r%eilisen, ulto ben
@iftitoff entferaen, lino hier bon wirflidenl
Weltbe.
OF. @usuit Sonis's Samburser SAINT,
liens teoiSinen uno inter oiel Ell Or. Nus.
&oni9's hamburger Gropfen reinisen oaa
Spltem, erneuern Die Sdfte rno enter
nen oas Seioeu, inoem tie es NIT Der 8urs
sel ausreibcn.
, 1877-10-02
Gin bemsrfenSmertbeS BUD! a.
@r.tbu,'s lette.s nnb t~s.r.0.Btes.
0efabr!!!

ooer: Serlpu1oett ii Dem 9auS elreS Sreun0eS.
0ieiss ppQeneetife SBerf oieles Setsraneu Der
Nmeritaniideu Iiteratur bat ais Sorpuri einen DE.
~semitano, welbsr oas lociaIe Seben unleres 9elamnten
uber llebel, pelhes es ~blositelt. NuSercreemtlid,
~ieannene une aufregene, ipiro es pou Alen nit
Vssi,rp selsien peroen.. Slluitrirt mns idbpn &c.
SMneen. yBlr iino entibloNem, bas bud in leoer sSas
milie oes Sanots eiujuflbreu uno otierireu noh As
casewsiene Vortbeile alien maunlitsn uuo peibli.
den SubicribenterIamm!ern. gDir p~erlanssn iiberaa
Nsenten uno iHidtn gratis auf 8erlanssm Yeoinsun.
ust III beiGreibei be @lreulare. 3. NJ. ztcetar
, 1877-10-02
@ti6wnlite, @cidwiire
Hlt0tem, Sal1flMb

eutiprin0en ale uureinem Slute uno 1T oaber
ourt ben arerfunnten Slutrelnlger Or. Aug.
&ouia's Samburser Sropien Der @litltofi
aus Dem 80rper 81 e%ntferner. Dit 1T es ie-
bod n0tbig, I'M Die 9tllung ~ beIhleunl9en,
luberlibe lola Wflttel anSp,penoen. Als
ein iol6es 1T Or. Mu9ult &onl9'S Samburser
8rduterpfaler iomobl ais d3uss ipie Qeil'
%pilalter BON gutter Wirflns uno letltet belon'
oers iduSeuoen 0fiittern, melhe an aeidmoue'
neu Sriilten leioen, unbeSablbare Olenlte.
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D.iNTEL HErMfN's VIII.
Very Naturally Wanted Good Wifc and
Plenty of NJ oncy with Her.

Daniel llcyman came TO the United States
n poor boy was in Yorktown. Va. and died last
year ut the age Of IS years, and worth about
sjo.oiO in Virginia real estate aud personal
property. H. lett a number Of brothers and
sisters in Aisaro. Germany. and in New York.
but. by will mrdc during his last sickness. all
of Loeb Won, in whose house he died. The
probate of the will is contested hyanother sister
named Pauline Gresham. on tho ground that
the instrument WH- si-nrl under durcss, and
white the tnsintrr was not in u tcstnmC ntHry
condition. The following quaint letter was read
ia the course OF the procccdines;
nvR scnwAs ASH r,vtrY.
attr rorci,od ol 70 am glad you and vour famlcy
]" n"d ie"lth viii Dry aId he IN Ncw lorh soon it
penl Like do Sister Famine 10 bee you.t like ser.
Down never Dlf hnr ni,y chlnrc Vile / fiiin Sow
Oh ins never N.,i t,n W. lriscr N hir house but
d'cv,NhuA everybody. What aver hcit an, D.eiing
VITA m' nc'cr i9- nno, uins oonndcrcy Mate Money
tanm'u that nohow 40 sicrl Dollar also ne how do
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a.n uH. a-, uish tAft ,.u never ,n'nrm YOURS
4. are IlHir.u iatN,hr s.w. M no' 'Nlt 'huct
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SIOUX .fGfINST STOUY.
Gen Crooks Plan for Closing the Indian War
Whit IL I.ikeIN TO Happen.

-, -
thLhhNNE W. H. Jan lo'-lhe presence
Of n large garrison Of United States troops at
~, N t,,a',ti ,,d H. ,,s i,,r,o,1ia,o' ,.i,,ni,,
OH ~ a. hus7eli niu III It's ii'iiivui''o NlcihlS
has always contributed 10 make Cheyenne one
Of thc most Furnishing towns upon the line OF
A.. MI. ria, p,iI.on1 MI o,o,a al
~ ' ,,. ~ M, ,.' -, ~
the streets Int such nm array in poin, oil both
,,,i. .,1 ,,,,,h,re -, is =, ,,, ,s.,,,,,,Id H.,
I"hN "Hu 'uniDViS' 'S - NOV "s9ViiipiVu iurc
has rarely been witnessed on the frontier. Tho
hotels arc crowded nike with officers and on
49, - ~, .,,, IL, - -, -
listed men, ana lhelr urphgtu corfluOrs pre-
scnt gay and cniivcning aspect. Tho occasion
" w., - "a. - - ,,. = ~ 80
r., VA H. IA KEN " vi AZ ic AZ s,a,,,rs pb
Prc.iicnt direct. hat General court martial assemble
cccmcr 1875, as soon thereafter q. practicable, for
Ne tria Of So Joselh reynolds, Third cavalry CAPT
AZ N'y,i Nl",if nH' ,N"IS' anu s"'h o'net persons
,r, 80, .. , a., ., - a, - -
The charges against the accused officers grow
out Of complications resulting from the attack
cn,,rra mud martial ion Of Croy, Tt,rso,,
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s,.f, riiin,, for n h-t, V'' '''0 y
p,...'nt ni',,',,rot -. indi,ot. flint ,hn ouoro.
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on moa, Il the oity's bonds. the cx-Mnyor snid
that II any Of the conn ittcc who held citysccurl-
ties druWluC Siy or s'Vcn per cont should ask
the Comptroller 60 give for them bonds drawing
but four or NV por cons that official would
doubtless Oblyo them.
At the conclusion Of the ex-Mayor's speech.
MIR. Enton's resolutions. and n resolution pro-
viding for committee to act with the Mayor
aud the Comptroller in the promotion Of lcgis-
hilton In tho spirit Of the Eaton resolutions.
wore passed.
Mayor Ely then thanked the committee for
cirrrfully cooperate with them in any measure
that had in view Tia" public good
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finantial.
CHOICE AND SAFE INVESTMENTS,

City and County Municipal, Bonds
First Mortgage Railroad Bonds
City Railroad Stocks and Bonds Insurance and Bank
stocks Gasligh Stocks and Bonds Strictly irstclass
Securities paying 10 10 10 per cont Interests always
promptly paid. For sale at desirable prices by
ALBERT H. NTCOLAY co,
4J Pine ST. New York
N. B-Tnvestme securities speciality fOr ~ years
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NOTICED


notice.
~ The owners NJ the Mortgage Bonds issued by the
BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
PANl, secure by mortgage made by that company 10
the Trcasur Of the State Connecticut which mort
dated the second day February in the year
eght,en hundred and sixty four, and recorded
the eleventh day Of April In that YEAR In the office OF the
Secretary OF STATE OF the state OF Connecticut hereby
notified TO meet In the City Of Hartford the said state
of Connecticut the fifteenth day OF February in the
year eighteen hundred and seventy seven, at eleven
O'Clock IN the forenoon. Mt the Office of William " Hub
bard, Esquire, No. 2St Main street. In Hartford Trust
Company Block to consider and determine whether they
will vote to instruct the Treasurer of the State Of Con
nectcut the Trustee under said mortgage to give notice
said Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company and
those claiming under that company that default has been
made the payment of the interest OF said bonds accord
the the interest warrants annexed there
to. also to consider and determine whether they will in
said Treasurer to take OF all and singular
the property conveycdh y said mortgage in default
the said interest shall continue for six months
after The said Treasurer shall have given such notice,
and will 20 instruct him To do and all the other
and have and exercise all the rights and nnd
authority set forth in said MORTGAGE also 20 consider and
determine what other action II any, IN the premises tho
OF said bonds will take either In respect Ia what
steps said Trustee shall take to obtain said sson
otherwise
ARTHUR W. AUSTIN,
HAMILTON WOOIiEN co,
By JOHN II. BREWER Pre- sidentl Duly
JOSHUA BALLARD, Treasurer, authorized
JOHN H. BREWER,
JOSHUA BALLARD.
JAN II. 1871.
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soUARE TmEATRE.
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK.

Proprietor. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. \. NJ. PALMER
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
AND AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE
POSITIVELY -.
tho MISS MUTTON
LAST
TWO Now Illustrated by its full original cast,
WEEKS including Miss CLARA MORRIS, Miss
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MISS Miss LOUISE SYLVESTER. Miss BJOU
MULION HERON. Miss MABEL LEONARD Mr.
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Miss Morriss present engagement ending here on tho
evening o Feb r. aud the management being under
gagcment ~ produce THE DANlCHEFFS on the following
Monday, ...
Although n IL In the l tide popular scucess cannot
be given beyond that date.
MONDAY EVENING. Feb 3 will he given. for ,ic first
time in America the great success Of the last Partisan
season, 80 - ....
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