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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
Notice is TherefOrs hereby Given,

Notice is Therefore hereby Given,
That the City Assessors are now prepared TO
furnish such blank lists for 1873 l47th corpo-
SCISSORS will attend at the Mayors Office, City
Hall, TO receive the return lists from this date
until the lst day OF January, 1874, on or before
which last named day all lists of taxable
property, as required by ordinance, must be
returned to them at said office.
WM. CHASE,
TaOS. +. MACKALL,
H. q. DENT,
Memphis, Dec. Il, 1873. Assessors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12

WEsTcH ESTER, PA, December ll.--Dr. Bru-
ner, of California, with three friends, at
tempted last evening, at the Mansion house,
to kidnap his four children, pending a suit for
divorce. Mrs. BruneT, fearing such attempt,
had pOlice-officer in her room. In the con-
lanGlady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
The Present Condition Of Che Schools Of
the Scholastic Census
SustenaRce OF schools,
Counties LeyyiBg Taxes, and Counties
that DO Not Levy a Tax-Per-
manent Schools and Pea
body Funds.
Salaries Of Superintendent and Teach
ers-Great Want Of SchOOl-HOuses
The Ignorant and 0biuse OPP
pOnents of the System.

The stale teachers association of Tennessee
now in session, has done and Is doing much
good work in the interests OF the schools ano
scbooi ch5ldren OF the state. II numbers
many Of our most eminent professors among
lis ranks and cannot fail 10 advance, by IL
Iabors and discussions, the cause OF pubhs
education. From the report OF the first day
1,roeeedinps in the Nashville Banner o.
Wednesdav. we extract the following
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12

His Last Act Should have been his First.
BOSTON, December u.-David NJ. Kimball,
of number ten Common street, killed his wife
ana step-daughter this morning, and then
killed himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
Another nefauIter sent up.

CINcINNATI, December ll.-Thos. A. Wick,
the defaulting treasurer of Clarke county,
Ohio, was to-day sentenced TO one years hard
labor in the penitentiary, TO pay the costs OF
trial, and fine OF sixty thousand six hum
dred dollars.
Father Attempts 90 KidnaP HIS own
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12

WA appOrtioned By the eoBpitoiie+ ae,,l1 a..Sii
lie - fveral counties Of me Siass. ~ ~ ~
.,rd f,,r, ished about Is cents pei bead. ~ -,
neTf ap,so -tionment will pc MADE ~ tba
Monday IN April next ana VII y, ssdi
-, =, fil,s 500, I'd instailment OF Interest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
Another CarlisG Victory

CIECINNATI, December 1.-The Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad, to-day, discharged
fifteen telegraph operators, twenty-five
brakemeD, i've conductors and a large num-
Der of other employees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
TO THE Retail TRADE.

We have taken n shrinkage q
llth inst. an extensive assortment
which will warrant its investment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12

without euumerafa he the ns..neS s - ,-s,se
counties, 1 Will mentsOn ne sataLies thas = -.
$500 bv one county Slz00 by three counties
sIt0O bV three; 500 hy two; $50 ~ one; siug py
Stl5 IN ere. 500 bv eight: $50 BY two; So ( y
one; SS6 by thirteen S359 by twoi saO by one'
$50 By one; si63 by two; $50 per month Dy one
81 - per dav by one. There are twenty-five
counties that have rot yet fixed the salaries OF
she supsrintendents. ] have been MADE
aware that the high
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
The OmeeEs Of the vilIe de Havre D'


PARIS, December II.-Captain Surgent pub
fishes card Indignantly denying the charge
that himself and other officers OF the Vile de
Havre showed cowardice al the time of tbs
disaster
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12
EXPECTATIONS tn AT WEht EAOIIEL

soon after the passage Of our school law save
not been in every particular reaiized, ana
been that the people expected too much eX-
pected far more than the legislature had
nramised them, and far more than IL was pos
fble for any set of school officers TO give
hem under the provisions made by the legis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-25
Take Warning Z!
ru n COMPANY ARE

THE v. q. T. II. Il. COMPANY AXE
i anxious to take due precaution against az
,l6eutx and loss OF life resulting from runhiht
IF their trains and they take this methou %
warning Parents and Guard,al.s against the
hangers attending the too common pfseuee VI
Chii,r, :, pi.y;ac about their Cars and locomo-
s;yes. Those having in charge the business OF
the Company find it impossible to fLRsuADI
bows. who frequent the termini and stoppinr
p,xces Of the road from climbing upon tae SAaf
md engines. and they will feel themselvet
obliged to resort to more decidea measures II
tnese .pnoysrces are continued. Recent acct
I,nts. which are wholly sscribable to the care
rsxn.s. OF persons jumping "n ana on the car
n1....ir.s Il, n. YERlNGTON,
auper1ntsndent
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

NOBILITY OF LABoR.-Hardly anything is
more contemplate than the conceit which
rests upon social p sition; the eonceit of
those who thus imagine that they are divor-
ced from the clay. of common men of those
who shrink with horror from the idea of
work, as something that degrades by its con.
tract ard yet who, very likely, owe their
present position TO some remote ancestor
who recognizing his call to work, lived more
honestly in the world than they do, and was
was not ashamed of s"iled thumbs. 1t Is one
of the meanest things for people to be
ashamed of the work which glorifed their
ancestors more with their soiled aprons and
black gowns, than they with their fine rib
bons and flashing jewelry. 1t might be
fine thing to bc like the Tiffes, more glori-
ously clothed than Solomon, and doing moth
ing as if we were lilies. Advantageous
position is .oifiy more emphatic call for
work; and while those who hold the adyafs-
tage may not be compelled to manual drudg-
cry, they should recognize the fact that
manual drudgery may be performed in the
same spirit as that which characterizes their
own work, and therefore it is equally honor
,ble, -,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16
DIRECTORY OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
OF NONTANA.
OFFICE
Governor. ........
Secretary .........
Lhief .Ju.ticc.
Times and Places for Holding Courts In
the Territory of Montana.

SUPREME COURT.
At Virgins CITY first Monday in ia uary and sec
ond Monday IN August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
First District-At Virginia City first nday IL
April, Id Monday in July, and second Mon
day in y svembcr.
<eond Disfriet-st deer Lodge third Monday II
April, first Monday in September, and ifst Mon
day in December.
Third Disfrici-At Helena first Monday IN March,
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday IN oc-
tobcr.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
fiy.f Disf,fcf-In Madison County, al Virginia Cny.
frst Mond.y in April, second Monday In july,
and second Monday in November.
In Gailatn County, mt BsZemsn, Gr5t Monday Ia
March and fifth Monday in October
In jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October.
SecouS Districf-Dcer Lodge County, at Deer Lodge
CITY. third Monday in April, first Monday In
Septonuer and first Monday in Dec.
an Missoua County. at Ms ;ssoula, fourth Monday
in June and sccend Monday IN November
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday In
June, and third Monday in 0etober
Third Disrict-fn Lewis and Clark County, at Hell
ena first Monday March, first Monday IN
july and four h Monday in October
In Meaghcr County, fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday In November.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

THE following is one Of series OF resolu-
tions passed by Farmers club hi Illinois /:
!. That, in view Of the fact that the cost Of
sewing machines is from S. to 81, or with
tables and all complete from $40 to $50. while
they are seld at from 50 to $125, we are often
reminded OF the fact that We pay enormous
profits to manufactures and middlemen.--
Now, therefore, resolved, That we will usc
old mowers, reapers and plows, wear our old
hats, coats, pants and bonnets and paddle
eur own canoe generally, until we can pufs
chase at prices somewhat corresponding to
the prices we get for our produce and labor. y
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BOHEMIAN MONTANA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, NAY 16 1878
GleanInss from tho Press.


i An article you can always berrow-Trou
i bic.
/ An article you can always lend-A joke.
An article you can always exchange
Gossir..
An article you can always purchase
politician.
Florida brags OF lemons two icct in circum
ference.
Dead Wild cats stuffed with straw sci
readily at forty cents eael in Minnesota.
There are one hund,t d men in the Soutl
Carolina Lcsislatnre.
Massachusetts, refuses to pension her re
tired Judges.
The New York railways threaten to sup
press the prize package iicnd.
Two hundred wild turkeys were captured
in single days hunt, recently, by some o.
the soldiers at Fort Larned
Mrs. Croly says that she has got through
trying to pound it into the brains of mer
that women ought to vote.
Clinton, Wisconsin. has lady artist whe
paints pictures with her eyes Alindfoltcd and
| one hand tied behind her.
The superiority of American locomotives
is conceded by the London Engineer:
The fate that 5tertakes prominent men in
Kansas is having counties named after them
Florida lemon squeczcrs have to be made
so as to accommodate cight-il.ch in diameter
specimens.
Considerable activity prevails at Long
Branch, and preparations for the ensuing
season have already commenced.
A merchant at Terre Hautc directed a let
ter~to Cincinnati man thus: Abraham
Brown, justis Of the piece
Over one hundred barrels of cotton-seed
oil are manufactured daily in Memphis,
which is worth more than $500.
The Baptists have 16 churches in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. valued at $273,0O0, furnish
ing sittinss for 1856 people.
The grand list OF New Haven this year foots
up $55, 100000, against $52.4l .o44 last year.
Persecution offer does in this lite what
the last day will do completely separate tie
wheat froin the tarcs.
The United States is the only nation with a
coin known as the eagle. No coin of the
same value is in e1:stenee elsewhere.
The New York Court House has settled six
inches since constructed; but some of the old
officers haven't settled for three years.
Spanish wells are being much worn-fasten-
ed in the hair with the bright red rose, which
is indispensable in an AndaIusian toilet.
: The following sentence of only thirty four
letters contains all the letters in the alpha
beet: : John quickly cxtemporized five tow
bags"
Spurgeon dislkcs the prefix "ReY.,' and
has informed his friends that he will send to
the dead letter office all letters to himself
having it in the address.
Sore one remarked, not long since that
= thirty years more Of the pew system in
New York will give us race of infidcls.'
lfanger arise in the br asst, instantly seal
up thy lips, aud let it not 60 forth; for like
fire, when it has no vent, it suppresses itself.
The mouth OF the Mississippi River, es-
pccially that of the Southwest pass, is fill
ing up with mud so as to be absolutely
impossible for shipping.
Loukvi!le is unusually quiet, but the peo-
Pile do not know whether to give credit to the
recent hanging Or the police.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

To horse at a heavy draft. the bearing
REIN is hindrance, as it prevents the full and
free motion of the head and neck. A horse.
can not exert his full force unless he can get
his spinal column nearly in a straight line. II.
is claimed that tic use OF the bearing rein
prevents horse feeling when he s:umb es,
but when man can lift himself oycra fence
IN a wash tub, we will believe it, but not till !.
then.
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TERMS :
ADV EIsTIsING RATES: !:

A Card is FIVE fincs Square Ten Lines, Of thls
type
Local Notices cents per line for the first inser-
tioH and Is cents for each additional insertion.
r5- Transient advertisements. st be paid for
In atv ,nce, an all Job Printing when tAs work
is delivered.
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Obituary -Shacknasty Jack

! Again We are called upon to perform th,
painful duty of Can nouncing the death Of OH,
who, if not altogether lovely. was chic
among a fraction OF thousand spirits who
are not yet made perfect. We refer TO s.Shack.
nasty Jack" the genial, whole-souled, or
perhaps considering his mixed parentage,
we should say half soled, cnpper-colored gen.
| tleman. who recently died peacefully, and
in pieces, in his little laya bed. Jack did
not wrap what little drapery he had about
him and lie down to pleasant dreams, and his
demise was fastened by a seven inch shell
tha:tntered and exploded in his diapra gm.
running dTge stfve apparatus that had never
been disturbed by banquets Of roast dog.
salt horse, washed down by copious draughts
OF frey untamed benzine, and needlc-gun
whiskey. As we recall the virtues of the de-
ceased, our pen unconsciously drifts into the
Philadelphia Ledger form OF mourning, and
we are led to exclaim.
On Shack Nasty, thou has left us,
No more horses wilt thou steal
But twas Gillem that bcreft us,
He can ALL our sorrows heal.
FIrst we thought it was old Schonchin.
Then We heard twas scar-Faced Charles,
But the latest news, Shack Nasty,
Say tits roc have quit earth's snarls
Gone but mot forgotten.
Friends of the family invited to attent
covered carriages for all who wear gloves.
Born of poor but honorable parent
Jack" manifested at an early age, tho
traits that in after years made him famous
md would in time have sent him to congre
Il mis- soul had not been shelled out of
sphefneral shell, by cast-iron names.
he had served his tribe as tax collector.
dent of base ball club, and was abot
ganizing..a !. ourg Red Mems Horse .Plag ar,
zing association = when he felt sensation
II gonencss at the pit OF his stomach, and
vas gone. Possessing many Of tho virtnrs
hat marked the Credit Mo5iLier operators
;hack Nasty was also as generous as the in
.rcased salary voters. who only drew their ]
,ack salary to pay on'the public debt. and |
he news OF his sudden death will cause a |.
hIiIl Of anguish in many bosoms- ms-anguish B.
hat he was not permitted to die slower, and
y inches. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

Proprietor .............Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. NJ. PALMEB
Begins ats Saturday Matinee
Carriages may be ordered atIo.n
THIS DAY
TWO GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON AT HALF-PAsT ONE O'CLOCK.
EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
THE TWENTY SIXTH AND TwENTy-sEvENrH
REPRESENTATION
THE MOST REMARKABLY EMOTIONAL AND SIM
GuLARLY PICTURESQUE PLAY OF THE YEAR,
100 YEARS OLD.
THE MANNER IN WHICH THIS PLAY HAS BEEN
ACTED BY THE UNRIvALLED COMPANY ENGAGED
AT THIS THEATRE HAS ELECTED UNIVERSAL
COMBINATION AND THE STAGE SETS USED IN
THE PIECE ARE ADMITTED TO BE
"THE PERFECTION OF REALISTIC ART"
AS EVERY PERFORMANCE ATTRACTS THRoNGED
HOUSE.
SEATS sHoUrD BE SECURED IN ADVANCE.
Bo#%zEn WI! T. 7 EEhElah Manager
c Sfafsnass s %ssor # RI hs5 5TfP
and W WIZ ffrs 8 Th raH %fsP. Of
Mr.. CHARLES ABBOTT, the Excelsior Clown.
Mr. HYa' the ns G fay
NILS k 5s Bea 9Ss SaTS SHssn
Mr. WI WI pGcko% and i his un %5 %siA
vkSTk1 " SfsfFF6 81 5hf aH hEsP BnT.
New Scenes, Tricks, Properties
snd splendid Iransi9r ,Y gSp
SUNDAY E8E ESSGh Grand s1oREp CONCERT by
Pref Rosnskis Opera Company embracing 20 able
18th AVENIJE THEATRE
81 spd m Broadway se Easc at aad Manager
THE GREAT r A SEiHS|! SENSATION
18th ALIKE MATINEE THIS SATURDAY, atHl.
timed bss o 70 a ws e Sa
been unanimously praised by the press and public aS
The Perfection of Dramatic Representation
All novelties and CHANGES OF PROGRAMME viii
Be Be- assa EVERY fvENfSa sATGkD
EuFTH AVENUE THEATRE
SPECIAL ALIKE MATINEE,
THIS SATURDAY, HALF-PAsT ONE. Z.
wAshINGTON's BIRTHDAY
ALIxEi
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT ~.
" West Twsny,third street. corner of Eighth avenue.
Mr.. AUG USTIN DAILY. sole Lessee and Manager
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS III :
EVERY NIGHT
will be presented the and totally original.
strkingly picturesque and Accordingly interesting
Kaleidoscope Drama, by Mr.. AUGUsT1N DAILY,
founded upon the very latest Partisan Spectacular
"roliy and embelshed with some Of the experiences
of Mr. MARK TWAIN being particularly comic from be-
ginning to end, and entitled
RoUGHING TIL
EVERYTHING NEW.
Characters by Mr. John BRouGHAM, Mrs ,sJ JOHN
&C., &c.
SCENE LA villa in the Grand Drive or Boulevard.
SCENE mo- City Hall place.
SCENE n-Room No 400 at the Metropolitan Hotel
SCENE II-The Condolences Pariors at the Metropo-
Scene IVA Glance at Castle Garden.
parturo 0: the Pacific Express Train.
Scene 1.-The Red Dog Tavern at simpsons Bar.
SCENE III-At the foot of the Rocky Mountans-An
Indian Camping Ground syS starlight.
Serve Tnter9T of Chinese Opium Den .rorm.
AN OPIUM SMOKERS DREAM!l
FIRST MATINEE
RouGHGiYG IT
THIS SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAsT ONE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
-. wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY
THIS SATURDAY FEBRUARY %,
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GORGEOUS SCENERY,
A 04 Max TA GH hgSIo. Sole Manager
F sHas%E Of E Il SlGHIs &At oPi
iM RhTfTsE t NoTIAE
The public and the subscribers are respectfully in
The opera ssefs viii moi Begin
N En1pAH' 'f $H fstn 'Hs' h EAse
will make her reenree in one of her iavorite charac
SEn ssr NIL 4b I'VE "a a BOX
The sale e tickets for nEh ,ss w en
night Friday, the 3sh, at the usual ticket olces
b Between VI af ss H?Ss; fSss',s
aHH'1yg'
tbs si' % SS''
MATINEE # OF III H$Sssa At
E# $EAH BEEAs 18TH EHAs
n .uDn wAsH1sorossA 1h5sgHPAy MI " .nr
TisussT5s 45nsr
TERRACE GARDEN rnEAy TEE;;,,n.v rp, ., ,o,,
wAsuINGroN,s HisfRbA d. ~ '''''
under the nSs an's s"S WY B. rnEL1au
splendid Y he Be SyfH sy HI Hfs Da
IN THE AFTkF NIGaT o g. q SG sPhkAixpoAr
NJ M1N sA THIEs ribs hhas :
~ All $S fHi sS$| A$$ rs s sgPE SSlD
Cast to the full s,1ensh of the Established vori
Admis rGp"'5 q and mass s. cents.
Reserved Seats 81
- Private Boxes 81 s. 81; ,,,o s,,. 90 ANT,
from to i o'clock.
HARLEM MUSIC HALL. ALIxEl
permitting a complete EXTRA CAST Of the very emo
tional play Of
now creating such sensation ito At the NgW Fh Avenne
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1872,
payidgs g GrfitRs + Epg ,s Mrs e. + Gilbert
Grifit nis &C. will appear 30 30, =.
Post office and Harlem Railroad depot Office.
GLORIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
at T y as psrs Sss MSns s
Ia entertainment commences at21s.
A ssooIArIoN HALL, TwENrY.TurRp STREET
n and Fourth avcnuc.-seventh Popular Matinee, this
afternoon, at2 O'Clock
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els BROAD.
one should Visit this wonder Museum Is a
ON ReoP Psosphy e Of Those parties
unable 10 attend these important lectures have them
forwarded, receipt of % cents Dy addrss
ing SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
6is Broadway, New York. |
c RASD o4 Sookk AID INSTRUMENTAL,
by the -. 90. ..,,..
NEW rOsS S2 SSSSSSISa Of , nvs'
Tickets NAV be obtained nj the Conservatory No East
Fourteenth street. next TO Delmoncos; also ut steinway
sons aud at the door on the evening OF the concert
r,oNY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE GRAND CELE-
i bration. washingtons Birthday Holiday Matinee
TO-DAY at 2 O'Clock. magnificent bill OF novelties will
U,ox'5 AMERICAN THEATRE,
in Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
THE GREAT FAMILY RESORT
FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY.
LII WHO INTEND VISITING FRANCE SHOULD
n attend Professor Etienne Lambert's free Lecture
on French next Monday night at s. at 1,2Ss Broadway
Simply Mastering few practical dioms indispensable
In travelling and daily intercourse, will prove the
Of trebiing their enjoyment while materially reducing
their expenses oral system No grammar.
| ssoCIATIoN BALL, TwENTy-THTRD STREET
afternoon at o'clock.
| CARD,-PRIvATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, ORGAN,
~ violin Guitar, Harp, Singing Harmony. g2 Clinton
place eighth street,. Established 1854 students Journal
and circulars mailed. j. JAY WATSON, Director.
| THE LECTURE SEASON.
! DRET HARTE "HEATHEN CnlNEE.r
| ID March A ana N Ca A,nusements
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AMUsEMHSNTs.
0lYSPIc THEATRE
Mr.. JAMES E. HAYEs........so Lessee and Director
MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY II.
and
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Temperance of
Mr. GEO L. FOX
and revival fhis Comic Trick Pantomime of
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
with new Scenery Music, Costumes and Tricks.
W. L. Clown
Y. Il. Pantaloon
G. W. Ravel. Harlequin Miss Fanny Bcane Coumblne
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
First appearance of PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS
in their classic gymnastic performances.
First time of the RUSSIAN QUARTET, late of
the Grand Russian opera Troupe First an.
penrance of ALIUE and ADA MoLTENo. Solo Harp.
lists and vionists, London Temperance of the
wonderful MARTENS FAMILY VENUS AND ADoNIs
the charming infant velocipedsts. slgnor CAssELLI
Wire Walker YYNocK AND SMITH, Skaters The en-
tire troupe of BEDoUIN ARABS, ten in number. Master
LARGE AND coaPlETE CORPS Of PANToMIMIsTs.
ana viii shortly appeal c..,.
pparanes 81; ORCHESTRA and Balcony IL 80; Private
FAMILY Y = A AT ON WEDNESDAYS AND
SATURDAYS
Circle and Parque 75c children Under Il years. SOC.
all reserved seats, 81. Boxes as usual
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
the lsyGEs Sn
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
DAVID GARRICK
has sa to ss sdgS
EARLY APPLICATION
Is strongly recommended the stalls and dress circle
places being rapidly disposed Of two weeks IN advance
GS5SianSfs fashs%E ai Po
and Mrs JOHN FEss ms aSTs PIE fsssved from the
~9.s 1@a@rsf
BOX BOOK oSEa o 'HSfef S6 pStff IN ADVANCE
Carriages may be ordered at l01<.
BOOTHS THEATRE FLORENCE
ID Proprietor and Mpn Hg wvEv Edwin Booth
LAST NIGHTS
Of NIX ise W E' g. FEo assHHssSSissn'
BOB BRIERLY,
IN THE TICKETOF LEAVE MAN.
MIR. FLORENCE will appear as BOB BRIEFLY at the
MATINEE ON SATURDAY at g
81 have heard
That guilty creatures sitting at a play
Have, by the very cunning OF the scene,
Been struck so to the soul that presently .
They have proclaimed their male actions"
Hamlet Act II.
The London Times, in speaking of this great moral
Drama mentions fact to which the provincial press OF
A clerk who had absconded from Liverpool with
f25 the property of his employers and after visiting
many places arrived at Birmingham about five O'Clock,
and after taking etreshments went the Theatre
to while away hour AS it happened the piece which
being performed the occasion OF his visit the
ICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
and the guilty man seems to have drawn moral from
the representation for when the in which the in
terview between Hawkshaw the Detective, and the
"Ticketo Leave Man, took place, Parker, the clerk be-
came affected that he went out of the theatre got
three envelopes and sent 81 500 back to his employers
Seats may be secured two weeks in advance at the
Theatre, at Ditson CO.'S Music Store I'll Broadway
NEW YORK STADT THEATRE,
45to AZ Bowery.
FRANCESCA SANGUE .Directress
URIELLA AND sATANAs.
URIELLA AND sATANAs.
The grand sensational piece will be produced, for the
first time in America,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

25x75 feet, OF the story building IS East Thir
teenth street. next the corner Broadway Apply u
S. NJ VALENTINE, "a Burling slip, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE,
IS to AZ Bowery
FRANCESCA SANGUE. .Directress
URIELLA AND SATANAS.
URIELLA AND SATANAS.
The grand sensational piece will be produced for the
first time in America,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a.
GRAND BALLET,
GORGEOUS SCENERY
800 PERSONS ON STAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

no LET-wITH STEAM POWER THE FINE FIVE
story Buildings Nos 4l and i43 Seventh avenue to a
first class tenant rent will be moderate. Apply to P. j..
HARDY, on premises.