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ASSESSMENT Eon1
MINING AN, II

l. UhEkA MINING AMI e.
Il. COMPANY II ocajj,n NY
rcka County state OF N.y.S" \
NOTICE is hereby gi,cnias, :.
ing OF the GARD OF directors I.l
office on the ith day Of Inv
assessment tNO, y OF tNen,,j
per share was lc>itd l,on ,1
stock Of said corporation. NJ!
mcdiatcl! in Unite q States ~"
the Secretary, at the Gf.ce ot,1
ny, No. 2i1 SansOme street AZ
co, California.
Any stock urOn which This =,
shall remain unpaid on The J
July, 1873, Will be- deemed delj,1
lie advertised for sale at nuII1
and unless pay ment shall l.,
lore, will be sold on fklIiNI
day of August, 1873, to a 4.
Quent assessment, together n
OF advertising and expenses Off
T.. Il. LEACH, y
Office. 2I7 Sanscue street n
san Francisco, I alIiorria,
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DR.. N 1 E
CELEBRATED
K l. BITTERS!
a most Mcient aud Pleasant Tcnic.
A"e nrNt Liver Regulator know m.
As"re Cure for Dyspep

ElTTERS ARE pRrPARPn
rom Inc most -hoice and whole.
nrime nrrps and rrots. and have given
universal satisfaction wherever fri,d
thousands OF lyspeptics have fn,nd ~.
ma .nIoueh their use. and pl.Nsicians
s seeenl Them Tor the cure OF ali Ill,
larities OF the digestive organs. eu
tion 'uaone, ~hiiiiousn"ss and 'onstirpa.
tion' General Debility ana Loss of Anne.
lis, an are caused by the d, mint
OF stomach. liver and other M, ci ;on'
nvs Oh Il system. The l X l. Birters
nanr oteh successfully used and are war.
ahnve 20 alleviate the sufferer in all the
70 ne an PHYSICIANS Certificates attached
H 61T FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
whore. "C' SOLO every.
N a. =, EPSTEIN & CO., P~roprietors,
Wh2l-6m
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SHE RIFFS SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA
-OCN1I OF ECRkKA.
SiERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA. NEV, Man -, 1873.

OFFlCE,
EUREKA. New, May y, 1873.
THIS IS 10 CERTIFY THAI UNDER
l and iy virtue OF a deer, of 1orecluS-
hereinafter describe q, duly issued out OF
the District Court of h County
OF ureka and state OF Nevada,
hlcd May 9th, l"i3, in favor OF Geo. ".
thtslty X Co, plaintiffs, n against
t:~cidcnhclg 4 stewart, defendants, and
W. ii. Siowcll, 10 satisfy a judgment
against said defendants, FreidtnG, RI 4
stewart, tor tie sum of Sl2tU GO gOlG coin
OF the ! hlt' q states, a1cIuing inter
Isl OF SOTO w OF sa d sum, from Nay 9Th,
lnI3, until paid, with costs and accruins
cost 10 the Sh, riff OF Eureka County
ulreCted and to me deliver, d, |, John l..
SGlll\an, riti OF Eureka County, diu,
in manner require u by law, seize ano
levy upon, aSihe Iroporty OF said defend.
ants banned in aid decree, the follow ing
describe Real Prop, rty, ituated in the
county OF Eureka M state Of NeNaua,
to wit
That certain I OF or Piece of Ground sit.
uated in he town OF bur, ka, Eureka
County and State of Nevada, on Main
stiest in sand town, and described en- the
plat oil the Monroe survey OF S id towI. as
lol NO, five t5l, in Llock No. six fsl. 10.
gether with all and singular the tene.
mtnts, Mredit meuts and appurten.
ances thercul!tO belonging or in anywis,
appertaiHing.
And ] will sell said Real Property, as
Aforesaid, at the Couit-Hnuse OF Eureka
County, in the town Of Eureka, IN saIu
County,
On Monday, the 10th Day Of June,
a, d. 1873, b tween the no RS of 8 O'Clock
a. NJ. and ) O'Clock p. NJ, to wit: at /.
O'Clock NJ. of said day.
The sale OF sand Real Property will
include all the right, title and interest
OF SAID defendants IN and to the same
when said decree became a lien ther,o ON
TO wit the fifth day of MAY. A. d. ls13'
JOHN u. SULLIVAN,
my27 Sheriff of Eureka Conntv
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Notirrs.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT IS OFFERED
n Tor sale cheap Tor cash. lhe house
contains two rooms, " by u each, II q
kitchen 10 Ly IL Attached 10 the man
building are stable accommodation : Tor
four or fix horses. which can lie used as a
wood or store house. This proper y is
situated on canyon street, n Is k1owh
as the ~ urntr Place." Ii is within 80 To
~, yards OF the Court House, anu conNe-
nitnt to water. Any p rson Wishing 10
purchase, will find il to his advantage
to call. Tor iur;her PARTICULARS, on the
premises. mylO
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THERE ia a disposition in Mary
land to own mucn of the territory
that JOINS her. The st tie Attorney
General, at a recent meeting of
the Maryland Historical Society,
alleged that Maryland, 10y right,
owned Phil delphia, and that
their State was snort 10000 acres
of ground.
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For Sale or to Rent.

EOR SALE OR TO RENT, y FINE
L Dwelling house situated between
1 uel and spring STREETS. a short distance
above the Episcopal Church. containing
rooms, battery, store-roOin, clofhes'
press, we'll and sink, all undtr cover. n
conveniently arranged. II will be sole
at cost, or two OF the rooms will be
at reasonable rates TO a suitable
Apply TO
m.,sf FRANK UNDERCOVER.
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The Cincinnati Commercial
asks: "Why have not the spirit
ual circles of Cincinnati been in
formed of the death of Captain
Hall more than a year and a half
ago? Here was a rare chance for
a convincing test" Is adds But
the spirits have never taken adj
vantage of anything of that sort"
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ANNUAL MLETln,

OFFICE STAR CONSOLIDATED NJ
San Francisco, May a,j
STAR CONSOLIDATED \
~ COmpeny - ] ocation ofvl
reka District, E.nr ka COUNTY.
NU1ltf. III" r. gular ANNA
o. the stock holdtr RS OF the alm|
COM any, Tor the election u. M
the ensuing year, ana tletlall
such other h,.siin SIS as may Uu
the eelirg. will be held on
June IL, 1873. at the hour OF Cd
orc. II. 81 lNNEYj
Office No. Catalonia street. n
D, San Francisco, Cal.
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CENTRAL PA' lFIC KAiLr1AD

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 4TB
~, 1873, Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Passenger Train Tor ,arIin.
Elko, Halleck, Ogden and
3:lUP.M
Freight and Accommodation
Train Tor Ogden and East ~ Isl p.
Passenger Train for Winn..
mucca. Reno, Sacramento.
Marysville, RedGing ttoI
Portland, o., Stockton, Mel.
ced flor losemitel, Iipton
tor Los Angeles, San Jose
and a Francisco. ....... Io.0OA
Freight and Accumulation
Train for Sacramento and
""'iahcisco.."."""--"."". 7:35A.M.
i. n. GOODMAN. General Passenger
II Ticket Agent.
my a.. n. TOWNE, GenI supr.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A DWELLING HOCSI, CONTAIN.
"A ing -four rooms, situs ted south of
the Episcopal Church, on SPRING
STREET, is Tor sale at a bargain. There
is a good we'll affordihg an ineNhaustible
supply of wafer on the pr, misses. II not
sold, Will be- for rent. For particulars
apply at Woodruff Il Ennor'S. mylS
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TO
NEW REM DIES. NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIB5ON'S %DIsPENsARY,

DIR. GIB5ON'S DISPENSARY,
NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET, *
~ corner Commercial, sal 4>..
Francisco. Private entrance on laA.H
Commercial street. Established EHN3Ssa
in 1854, for the treatment of SeXu- GkdsN
al and Seminal disease, such as GOnOrr
hea, elect, structure, syphilis in al! its
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpOtency,
etc, etc. ski diseases OF years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure Of an.
nOuncing that he has returned from Wis.
ifing the principal HoSpitalS of Europe,
and has esumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime MOI
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the
of Self-abuSe. This solitary vice, or de.
| PRAYED seXua indulgence, is practlced 10y
the yOdth of both sexes to an almost an.
limited extent, producing with unerrinc
certainty the following train of morbid
>yinp tOmS, unless combated by scientific
medical measures. viz Sallow counter.
ancc, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the ruStliDg of leaves or rafting Of chart.
tos, uneasincss about the Joins. weakness
of the limbs, confused vision, bluntcd in.
~tellect, loss of confidence, diIfidence in APP
preaching strangers, q dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, a disposition to shu1
society, loss of m mory, pinipleS and va.
ciOus eruptiOnS about the face. hectic
t1ushes, furred tongue, fntid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweatS, mo
nOmania, and frequently insanity. II re.
lief be no obtained, you should applyim
mediately, either in person or 10y Letter
and ave a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails OF etrecting a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at q distance may be CURED
At HOME, by addressing a letter TO DR.
GlBBON, stating case, symptoms, length
oftime the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any par,
ofthe country. Will full and plain direc.
ions for use, by inclOsing $40 in coin in a
registered letter through the P~ostoftice, or
through Wells, Fargo & Co.
\ package OF medicine will be forward.
e. by EXpresstOany part OF the Union.
rSOnS w~rltingtOthe Doctor will please
state the name of paper they See this
advertisement in.
All communications strictly confiden.
tial.
Address, DIR. j. f. CHIFFON.
Box 1857. San Francisco California.
felicity
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Nlinho.
NCIlCE (F kssruS

DHtNlX slINtR M,Sn4
Nl.-lctatnruN iAt
III usiI ,ss, Fan Iip,rlmcI
ton Of w'iks, Ili,Ih>I
District, l Iltla(GI,N ,u,liI
Notice IL herd, pn;n ushsl
iig OF The l,aIo 81 Iu,ssl
18th day OF Jay, A. ID it'd
m,nt Of tW,It!-t,e o, \
was le\hd lie talnsi.
.aid con lazy, IaIalIt
| nittd stats Lolu coin "aij
tary. at thctf.,c nj tho Y
&c BaIWaIo's uiloirp 'alsl
street, san fIrIus,o.Ism
Any stock uIon who s.,la
shall Itn.ain III ana On IT%si
third day oI Jtly, A. ntnNj
dee med deliI GUoLi, 81 dvinS
>erilsed idi sale az IuIiic
unless 10! nnIt slall /, uI
Will IL soc o. N,CI,u.'se|
third da! OF July. A. Il. ps'isl
dehhqLt 1T ass,ssnplt., Nl
costs of aC>frisirc and IVY
JOSH MAGrlHi's ~
Ofc,-kO,m 70 HAWAII
No. Ils { alilOrnia street. sar
california. san Z
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Actites.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

yTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between John Schlott-
hauer and John Huabner, in The bu>l'
riess OF the United States Bakery, on the
corner OF puel and Clark streets, is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent. John
Huabner having purchased the interest
OF his partner in said business. assume
all Liabilities, and is authorized to receive
and receipt Tor all moneys u the late
firm.
JOHN EUABNER,
JOHN SCHLOtIHACER.
Eureka, June 10, 1873. jell I'm
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Che eureka Sentinel.
TIE BURDENS OF THE DAY.

TRE BURDENS OF THE DAY.
BY BAYARp TAYLOR.
Who shall rise and cast away,
First, the burdens of the day?
Who asserts his place and teach
Lighter labor, noblCr speech;
Standing firm, erect and strong,
Proud as freedom, free as song?
10, we groan beneath the weight
Our own weaknesses create:
Crook the knee and shut the lip,
AL the tanner fellowship;
Lead WI slack compliant clay
With the burdens of the day.
Higher paths there are to tread;
Other flames OF SUI or star
Flash at hand and lure affair:
arg T manhood might We share,
Surer fortune-did we darei
In oar mills of common thought,
BY the pattern all is wrought:
In our school OF life, the man
Drills to suit the public plan,
And through labor. love and play,
Shifts the burdens OF the day.
Power of all it's right of home!
Right have each benrath the sun
To the breadth and lib'ral space
OF the independent race
Tothe chariot and the steed,
To the will, desire n deed!
All, the gods OF wood and stone
Can "A single saint dethrOne
BY the people who shall aid
'Gainst the puppets they have made?
First they teach and then obey,
It's the burden of the day.
Thunder shall we never hear
In this ordered atmosphere?
Never this monofny feel
Shattered by a trumpet's peal:
Never airs that burst and blow
From eternal SUBMITS, Know
Though no man resent his wrong.
Still is free the poets song:
Still, a stag, his thoughts may leap
Ger the herded swine and sheep,
And In pastures tar away
Lose the burden of the day.
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And in accordance with law apd an
ORDER OF the lOard OF trustees, made ON
the third day OF April, 1873, so man,
shares oil each parcel OF such stock a.
a be necessary. will be sold at luilit
auction. at the Office OF the comIapv.
hnom Nc. III M%ohteomtr! lock. A.Urt.
on TUESDAY,, IHE tenth ia ~
JUNE, 1873. NJ the hour of one O'Clock
r. N. OF sa!d day. to ay aid elir ou, nj
assessment thereon, together with costs
o. advertising and cNrt nses ot sale.
+. X. IUNKEK, Secretary.
oilce-No. &c Montgomery lock
street, San Francisco, Cali.
my.It0
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For Sale or Rent.

VNHE PROPERTY SITUATED ON
Il the corn~r of Buel and Bateman
streets. known as the DelmOnico Luild-
ing, is Tor sale or rent on advantageous
terms. II is centrally located, ana has
several desirable rOom suitable Tor Off
ces or similar purposes. For particulars,
inquire at the store Ot
S. ASHIM BRO,
ap16tf Main street, Eureka.
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Mining.
relinauent Sale Notice.
WEST CONSOLIDATED

>,,NhNC COMPANY - Location OF
nnrls + ureka. Eureka County, Nevada.
No,ice.-1htre are delinquent upon II
follow ing described stock, on account o
ns-sossnsnt levied on the third day oil
XnriI. Is,S. the several amounts SCI OPP
nnsi,e the names Of the respective snare
holders, as follows:
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MINERS UNION.

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING, AT HUBS
HILL, al : O'Clock, in the building Ior-
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested to be present IL
;oin the Union. f20-3m
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
'AME. ANG0T'S CHILD BY MRS OATES,
COMPANY

full house greeted Henry j. Byrons English
adaptation OF Charles Lecocq's comic opera. "Ia
File de Nine AngOt." Mr. Byron's success in the
field OIL burlesque writing would have warranted
o much better English dressing to the music of this
changed In the Incidents, but flavor OF punninp
has been introduced into the dialogue, which
smscks more strongly OF London than anywhere
else. The company, led by Mrs. James A. Oates
contained a number OF asprants to fame new to
cious and pretty burlesque actress now essays the
more aspiring grade OF opera ooatte, and brings to
II lair, fresh voice and good deal or
that Uerre which Is essential In the renction. Her
singing last night was correct, and performed
without particular stranng She received several
encores, which were generally well deserved. The
Albion, Mr.. W. H. Tilla, has sweet voice, ialry
trained and well managed. In the part OF Ange
PItOu the poet, he made q favorable impression, In
spite OF his perceptible nervousness at the start.
But he IL poor actor at best and If he intends TO
sing in the comic opera for any length OF time he
should study the poetry OF motion. Mrs. Bowler, as
Mlle Lange, the cOnSralto OF the piece was passa-
Bile. Her voice seems uncertain, and she drops out
OF tune occasionally. Miss Larkelle as Amaranthe
was pleasing. The POmpOnnet OF Mr. Crane, the
Buteux OF Mr.. II. Brown, and Larvaudiere OF
home In their parts. The orchestra and choruses
went very well, with the exception OF the female
chorus at the beginning OF the second act, which
Is a pretty piece OF music, in lively time. The
scenery was very well painted, the set piece in
the third act being really pretty The costumes
were rich and appropriate. Taken on the whole,
MADAME Angot's Child" was fairly successful last
evening and promises to be success with little
more rehearsal. 1t Is impossible to preserve the
volatile spirit OF French comic opera In translatng
1t into English; but we are here presented with an
imitation, like some native Champagnes, quite as
sparkling as the real article but lacking It's more
delicate navcr and bouquet.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
BROADWAY THEATRE-"ABOUT TOWN."

The regular winter season OF the Broadway
Theatre was begun last evening. The strength OF
the company was employed in presenting new
English comedy, about Town." The new play, a
short one OF three acts only, is bright. and pos
sesses freshness that Is charming, when
placed in comparison with some other ''new
comedies" ana ''society dramas" 1t Is
''society play" but it varies In Its characters
from the idocy Of that kind of drama. In "About
Town" the novelty seems spontaneous, and not
forced out of the channels OF what has seemed to
be modern dramatic prOpriety. This is a great
commendation OF the plot and the conception OF
the characters, because even q forced escape from
the course made by watery dramatic aptitude
would be cOmmendable. The managing mamma
so well known on the stage-is present in the
in her plans by her daughter, generous
young lady, whom one could respect In real
female Dundrearyism. The wealthy young man
who, having gone scatheless through many seasons
the untutored grace and beauty OF q fondiy reared
country maid, figures IN the play, and the maiden
who has shared his heart and lost her own 70 him
against lover, and reversing the case. But the
strongest and newest character OF the comedy is
for years, though innocent of crime, carried a
shamed brow. He has listened without resent
sn' Of the his man own wsSss Sms ny has as
kept clean by his silence and he has sub
mitted, for the sake OF his own child, to be
usurious scoundrel the burden OF whose Odium
from the world he has carried for years, In the
hope some time to be free without dishonOring the
memory his dead cOmrade and friend. The
comedy ends with the clearance OF the father from
the imputaton OF evll-dOina, and the betrothal OF
the daughter with the man who had denounced
her parent as u ieon. but who had become the In
| strument of his acquttal.
The managing mamma LADY westerton) and
! the thwarting daughter CForence are cleverly
| played by MISS Deand and Miss LehnOK. Mr..
Kennedy plays Sir Walter Mervyn in graceful,
easy manner, that is very pleasing. Mr.. Griffths,
however has the best part, and one we'll suited to
him. This Is enough to say; for II will be under
stood that the part was well rendered.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
SALVINI IN BROOKLYN.

The reception given to Savn at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music last evening was equal to that
which he received in New York on his first appear
ance here. Notwithstanding the rain, which driz-
zled dreariy enough In the streets, the house was
well filed, and the audience was OF a select and
brilliant character without any intentional abuse
when the curtain first rose the attention OF
every spectator was rveted upon the GEN.
OF Shakspeare's tragedies 'Othello." rne scene
OF terrible passion In the third act, wherein the
efforts OF 1agO are at length victorious over the
faith OF love- impelled the audience to display OF
the widest enthusiasm. The last act was equally
effective. Next Monday the Salvini season is con-
tlnued in Brooklyn by the rendition OF "La MOrte
Civile," and the Monday after the Italian TRACE
dian appears there lOr the last time.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

The Bank Rate OF Discount.
LONDON, Sept 29-2 p. M.
An announcement which made at l AS p. NJ,
OF an increase the rate OF discount OF the Bank
OF England caused much surprise in financial
circles. Erie Railway shares at 41a4.
The Directors of the Bank OF England at meet
ing to-day fixed the mlnimum rate OF discount at
the bank ut five per cent.
THE DEMAND
to-day. as well as in the open market, has been
heavy at the rate OF five per cent.
BULLION IN MOVEMENT OUTWARD.
One hundred and twenty-four pounds sterling OF
the f63S, 900 drawn from the Bank OF England or
balance to-day are for shipment to America. The
remainder goes to Germany.
Two hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds
sterling in bullion were shipped from Plymouth Tor
New York on saturd ay by the steamship Siiesia.
The steamship America, which sailed from South
ampton the same day 1or New York, took out
fl6,O0O.
Engagements have been made for the shipment
of ESQ 900 by the steamship Donau, which will sail
from Southampton tomorrow.
It is said $500, 900 are booked for shipment this
week.
BULLION FROM THE BANK ON BALANCE.
OF England on balance to-day is f638, 900.
DISCOUNT ON CHANGE.
The rate OF discount in the Oren market for three
months bills is five per cent. which is the same as
the Bank Of England rate.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
ENGLAND.
A New Lord Mayor Elected for London-Fever
In the Metropolis
rlEsaAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1873.
The election for Lord Mayor of London took
place to-day and resulted in the choice of Mr..
Andrew Lusk at present an Alderman and also q
member of parliament.
The right honorable gentleman Is q liberal in po-
litics. He is sixty years of age. He is IN business
as q merchant, shipowner and ships provision
dealer. Mr.. Lusk supports the ballot and short
paraments. He was returned to the House OF
Commons as member for FinsDury, in 1865.
FEvEk IN THE METROPOLIS
The cases of typhoid fever in this city are daily
increasing number, and alarm is felt in some OF
the infected quarters.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 29, 1873
At meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce this
morning, which included the largest assembage Of
bankers and business men tnat has met in Charles
ton in many years, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted as indicative OF the policy
thought most likely to facilitate the movement Of
Southern produce to market, and enable Southern
debtors to settle promptly with their Northern
creditors, thus relieving the money pressure all
around -
Resolved That the President he in
memorial to the President of the United States and the
secretary OF the Treasury praying that the Secretary
place and maintain deposit with the Assistant
9rer at Charleston the sum OF $5O0o0 to be used by
York and that such memorial be forwarded once
Washington in the name OF the Chamber OF Commerce
of Charleston.
Resolved, That meanwhile the President of this Cham:
Der be authorized forward the substance and
o. such memorial BY telegraph the proper person
Washington
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

love, good deal OF jealousy ana . moderate
amouht OF revenge, the play at last acc0rds virtue,
urutn and morality that reward which they always
merit The Incidents OF this drama are OF the most
startling character and the house was In full ac-
cord with those who sustained the principal parts.
ipe capture by smugglers" and the ''rescue OF
iOvers" together with many other scenes, "cap-
tured'' the Bowery patrons, and they awarded the
verdict that II was Q very successful play
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
1rLEssAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1s73
The latest news Of the progress Of the Ashantee
war is satisfactory.
The natives in state Of semi starvation, and
It is supposed that they waiting for the endtof
the rainy season. unable until then to make any
movement,
An American vessel was discovered in the act Of
selling them powder, and has been seized by the
British commander, and q blockade OF the coast
has been declared to prevent similar occurrences.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
B0WERY THEATRE,

Last evening there was presented for the nrst
time at the Bowery Theatre, "Life It's Morn and
Sunset" 1t isa romantic drama, illustrating the
vicisstudes and adventures OF life on the English
coast. During its several acts, depicting much