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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-15
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COWAKBI.Y spleen.

EDITOR SENTINL-DEAR SIR: Know
ing that you are impartial, and that you
favorall and every one in allowing space
in your valuable paper for comments,
| take the opportunity of making a few
remarks in relation to the manner in
which some persons have in showing
their envy and exhibiting their cow
ardly spleen, by sending low, scurril-
Gus, sarcastic and insulting valentines.
How different from the time when
the limits of sending such love tokens
were only extended to Young folks.
and We're composed of silk, satin and
fancy paper, angels and such like; but
now, i'll our day OF advancement, we
have II different \alcntine-thc harm
doing, sc%anlalous cheap trash, which
is now commonly issued and sent OH
such days. Did it only extend thus
far. nothing would be said. as it would
naturally be taken rs 4 joke; but some
persons lower themselves so far as to
send obscene and impure publications
to ladies and children, and not being
satisfied with this, sign some individu-
ais name upon whom they wish to
wfeak u coWardly vengeance, they not
being men enough to face the party
thus wronyed and acknowledge such
as their doings. Thus people are
abused and insulted by Il wretch, whose
highest aim is lO dcbasc. dcmoraliZc
and bring disgrace on respectable and
honorable members of the conImu-
nifty. SAM.
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EMBRACING BLAZING POWDER
Efs.

The Borax Miner relates the follow
ing non-explo>ive story:
A few days since, two citizens of
Columbus, MeSSr>. StOddard and Min
or, OF the Columbus Mill, visited IL
mine belonging to the &. Nj. e Nj. Co.,
known as the General Thomas, Situat-
ed some eigh; or ten miles from town.
At the mine, MIR. John Turner, Il min
er, showed them through the various
departments of the mine. On rcturn
ing to the head of the incline, they de-
voSited their candles on Il shelf in the
blacksmith shop. One, perhaps IA
short piece, was not blown out. The
men retired a few feet and sat down.
Soon Mr.. Minor thought that he smell
something. lie soOn smell it again, and
remarked that something was burning,
and ut the anne time stepped back
and looked into the shop, when he
saw that the candle had set fire to Il
sack, and the sack had communicated
the fire to a powder key, which was i'll
a blaze. lie Sprang back, telling the
others to get away, that "thc powder
key was or fire. But, strange as ii
may seem, Mr.. Turner sprang in.
clasping the flaming key to his bosom
and Rugged the flames to death. After
putting the key down some loose pow
der fell out, and loose powder was
found near where the key stood. Some
halt hour after, Mr.. Turner became
unnerVed, pale and trembling, and
was not able to his work.
Such experiences teach lessons, but
they are fearful.
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HATs.-A hats the dome, the stecplc-
top of thought; the attic room, the
cock-loft of the head; the hive where
Fanc.y's honey bees are caught, which,
else, beyond the Memory's reach had
fled. A hat well-brushed is a top-stone
to the man; C%orinthian column he,
with cap to match; a column it were
poetry to scan, and with Il glance it's
fine proportions catch. A crownlcss
hat lacks poetry, and he, who'er the
miserable MAJ may he, whose tangled
hair stands pecring through the crown,
far from the graccs quite hath tumbled
down: sans hat, sans character, sans
all; to avoid which, a fine selection of
hats has just been received, and now
offered for sale at the store of w. ii,
Clark. fI2
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies and monthlies;
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postoilicc Stationery
ana news Depot. d.N#
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SERyu(rs.

ST. JAMES CHURCH (Episcopal), Rev.
$. p. Kelly, Rector. Service i'm the
morning and evening ut the usual
hour. Sunday School at . r. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. ]. G.
Egbert. Service in the morning at II
O'Clock, and in the evening at = o'clock.
Subject of morning discourse: "The
Creation"
METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Mr.. Ar
mold, Pastor. Service at the Court
house ut Z r. N. Seats free.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Father Hynes,
Pastor. Service at III A. NJ; Sunday
School at 2 r. NJ; Nespers at : p. ".
~ the morning service Father Hynes
VIII read a pastoral letter from Bishop
O'Connell.
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NIGHT.

l,r,,o can ever forget Saturday night,
=, &C we see it here, but back in our
..,crn homes, where all is hustle and
uf,sion getting things in order for a
loscn,ablc appearance on Sunday.
low ouxiousIy the tired school boy
AZ for the day when he can throw
] hooks aside and have a day to de-
No to play and pleasure; but to the
h.. ., home it is one of work and
.1,cbes. From sunrise till late at
-, how busy they are in cleaning
n,,,c. from cellar To garnet; every
~ mist be reclcancd, furniture re-
nngcI and the baking for the NOR
:. ,,,eudcd to; if the parson Is eX-
vi to dinner. extra pains is taken
1.-Two everything in fine condition.
!. tho practice of going to market is
the contrast is more forcibly
rr'e Here, in the Far West, there is
So, day to buy the weeks Prov,
prs. there, in the distant East, all
:. and nearly all night the great.
markets. with their stands OF
n,,s rame and all kinds of provis-
|. most tcmptingly displayed, are
Irourel with Il multitude OF people.
nne side we see IL clearinghouse
E"m,n bargaining with the poultry
saInr for a lot of fowls to- rcsale the
snnti.e, of her boarders with. Watch
III GINNING as she selects her stock;
\. y,ts them Il little cheaper than
Sb,r.. As she proves Il goo customer;
=, ,t nil particular, never grumbling
Tho fowls are lean or stale; she does
Sot cat them, and her boarders
H. too wise to raise an ODjec.lon as
I the condition of their Sunday
Inner. There, on the other side,
|re the oyster stands crowded with
S.rorr pensioners devouringthe bivalveS
SIaIe after plate disappearing to satisfy
heir ravcnous appetiteS. hat Il
6n.ley surging crowd we meet! The
Iiarn seems to be on u holiday-ap-
Ircnticrs. shop girls, workingmcn and
romeu. lied up for II week in the fac
hr;cs and shops, seem like new beings
4 hey Stroll through the market
Races and brilliantly-lighted streets
4 the town. Every corner is
ccUpltu ny ~ S"ii".''a' "'''
kith his huge telescope, allowing all
\ take a glimpse OF Saturn with its
ings. or Jupiter with its three sloon>,
br the trifling sum of Il penny. The
mil vendors daalen You with their
ri,S proc!aimins the superiority of
he r sock: and then the auction
looms. what collections they bring;
low many Mrs. Toodlps have We seen
|u hi ldinr all competitors i'll her am
ki.ion to buy what-she don't know;
Sui then it might be handy i'll the
AOl>c. Down the street we go; q
harkc.S. more vendors OF various
.areS, more auction stores, till the
khurcl clocks strike the midnight
Jour. an We go hCme tired out with
NJ excitement of the night. Is there
Inv who can forget the Saturday night
pf our childhood days?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-15

GENTS FURNISHING GoopS.-We
have just received by express the very
latest styles in hats, Granger, or ''any
other MANS" n fine assortment of
hand-sewed boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods of
every description, and clothing of the
best quality, constantly on hand. Now
is the time to make your purchases.
Call at Odcrfelder II Harrison's mann
moth store. fl5~
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NJ. Il. BARTLETT, real estate agent,
Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber yard, south
east corner of Buel and I'ateman
streets. aplO
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For EUREKA.-Thomas Laspeyre.
Esq, has hidden this section a final
adicu, having started by the last stage
for Eureka, Nevada, where he pro-
poses to locate. lie has the VAIN
wishes of many friends here for his
highest success. and we truly regret
the loss to III locality Of such u highly
esteemed gentleman and good moral
citizen as Mr.. LaSpeyre.
We clip the above from the Inyo In
dependent Of recent date. If the gem
tleman named has arrived in this sec
ton we have not heard OF it.. Mr..
Laspeyre, if VIC remember correctly,
was 4 very prominent citizen OF Inyo
and Kern counties, California. for a
number of years. having served, We
believe, one term il the Legislature.
and also occupied Il scat on the bench
of of the judicial districts OF that
portion of IL neiyhhoring State. We
extend him IL cordial welcome to the
Base Range.
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Black and Colorcd Silks,

~1~~A v . V~ SAAA0
The latter including all the, new shades. un.
Evening silks, Pluids also. the largest as
sortment of poplins and Dress Goods, Shawls
and Iiannel,; Blankets, MateIrro3fs, Bed
Gloves, Corsets., and Ladies' Underwear. ell
of which will be sold at marvelously low
prices. A full stock of Laces and Lace Goods.
Furs! Furs! Furs!
Our Fur Department comprises the best
quality of Mink, Sable, Erminc, Astracan.
and Hudson Bay Furs.
Millinery.
In our Millinery Department can bc found
AL styles Of Ladies'. Mi.ses'. and Children.s
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, in Silk, Vel.
vet. NelOurs, and Grape.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
Of Shoes, in Kid and Cloth, Fur and Flannel
lined, high and low cut. a very large stock.
At very low prices.
Carpets, Trunks and valiscs, Hats,
Caps, and Clothing.
This i. a Department which VIC need not
say much about; but we intend to supply ono
and all with the latest styles of Clothing.
which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered in Eureka. We invite all to call and
inspect for themselves, as our stock is cheap.
excellent. and complete in all its branches.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2, 1873.
To THE LADIES OF EUREKA | would state
that it is my intention to remain in this city,
and any order you may intrust to me will
receive personal attention. j. MEYERS.
EUREKA, Nov. 5. 1873.
l would state to the ladies of Eureka and
vicinity, that | will spare neither time. trou-
BILE. nor expense in getting goods to suit them
at all times. NJ. }. FRANKLIN.
P.S.-No trouble to show goods. n5tf
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ASH Observation-Disclosures next
being Ash "Wednesday, services will be
held morning and evening at ST.
James church It III A. NJ. and : r. NJ,
Rev. S. p. Kelly, rector Of the church,
officiating.
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LosT.-On Thursday night, between
st. James Church and the Eureka Ho-
tel. a lady's light-brown hair switch.
The finder will be suitably rewarded
bV leaving it at this office.
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COMPLIMENTARY DINNER. - J. c.
Brown, Secretary of the X X Compa-
ny, and First Assistant Of the Eureka
Fire Department, left last evening for
San Francisco. Previous to his de-
parture Mr.. Brown and a few invited
friends were rendered a grand compli-
mentary dinner by Me>Srs. Cobb 4
Paine, of the Eureka Restaurant. Mr..
Brown will beabSent about a month
on a visit to the Bay City.
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DISTRICT COURT - rERRranv
TERM.

Hon. d.. c. McKenncy, Judge.
Court met yesterday morning, pur-
suaht to adjournment.
In the cases of the State of Nevada
VS.. Z. II. Dodge and A. c. l.. Mandy.
the defendants were given until Mon
day to plead to the indictments.
f.. Nj. Rose ct nj. VS.. the Richmond
Mining Company ordered that the
trial he continued until the 18th inst,
a. +. Dickey vs.. j. $. Wilton; a
continued for the term at defendants
costs.
=. Ashim n Bro. VS.. II. Blackburn;
motion to dismiss argued and sub
mittcd.
Court adjourned till 10 A. NJ. Mon
day morning.
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AFTER THE STORM.-Main street pre-
scented a lively appearance yesterday
afternoon. Enough snow had fallen to
again bring slcighs in rcquisition, and
lovers of the sport were not slow in
taking the advantage CT INDUCING in
n more sleigh ride. The juveniles
were in their element; for a while they
seemed to have complete possession of
the street, rclti"g numerically with
SnOw-bolls every n who appeared
either i'll slcighS or on the streets.
The cOntagion Soon reached to other
persons and resulted in u general snow
balling frolic. in which all hands en-
gagged. No accidents happened. except
the breaking of Il few panes OF glass in
some of the store windows. One ma
on horseback, in trying to avoid the
volley directed at him. was thrown
from his horse, by the animal slipping.
but escaped without injury. Last
night the coasters were out in full
force on Clark street, enjoying the fun
till Il late hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-15

PERSONAL.-We received u call last
evening from Col. Lewis, Superintend-
cnt of the Pancake coal mine. lie is
Just back from the railroad, and in
forms us that the machinery for the
hosting works on the mine will be
along at an early day.
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THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Tiesi
will he found at y. Il Ill.
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BAD SIDEwALKS.-The sidewalk on
tho north side of Clark street, be-
tween Main and Buell., is in a bad con-
dition. \ portion Of the walk is com
posed Of wooden grating over a cellar,
and Yesterday morning n of the
gratinwS broke while a man was pass
ing over them, who only escaped a bad
fall by catching himself on the walk,
as he fell, nearly breaking his leg.
The walk should he repaired and sub
%slan,ial planks laid in place Of the
grating.
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PoTATOEs.-Just arrived, a fine sup
ply of potatoes. and are selling at two
cents per pound, at Oberfelder n HAIR
riSon'S.
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NALENTINES.-The stock of ya!cn-
tines a entirely exhausted yesterday,
over a thousand being received and
delivered during the day at the post
office. Some were extremely fortunate.
We hear of n young lady who re-
ceived over sixty tokens of undyinr
affection; and II well known specuiator
rejoices in having found about twenty
in his box on going for his mail. Most
of the valentines were of the 81 otcsunc
order. II much merriment was
caused when Il party would receive
one which set forth his particular
weakness in gorgeous colors accompa-
MED with an effISion OF most eXecrable
poetry underneath. The practice of
sending valentines is fast dying out
and will soon be numbered with
things of the past. We understand
that several instances have occurred
where the parties have taken advan-
t'gc of the custom and caused to be
delivered to respectable persons many
Nulger caricatureS. some of them being
very obscene. such conduct is very
reprehensiblc, ard if the guilty parties
are discovered they should be made to
suffer for their contemplate actions.
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STOCK REPORT.

SAN FR,xcIsco. February II.
1855 orhir-4O's ~ 1917 III abD
b Gould h Curry-2na
. Best 4 Bcicher-2r2
$50 ~Savage-lG7 l0Jt, I0j IU7
535 Th~Gllaryd9'. d..+ 70 Gisa ,.o
22' Crown Points, So
:, fellow Jacket-70 Dl2
2l9 Empire Mill-4I
$50 Kentucky 22'2 22'4bD
l21 Alpha-99t. ~
VI Bclcher-Si So 81 $50 $50
7o Con. Virsinia:7 s. 6s,4bps 90
~ Sierra Nevada ~
100 Exchcluer- Is l7is u 1880
10 Seq. Eclchcr-m:l@
80 Qvcrmnn-7|2 727l72
3U Justices. 81
lo6 Julia-4't ii.ba0 ~
100 Galsdonia-SaFg g714b9o 2r.
loo knickcrbockcr-5
100 Arizona X Utah-l,z
100 Globe-iis
- Baltimore-5sT "a
321 California; 37bJ 36't5
rs 5. lli!l-W
- Ec!ipse-54 -
$40 hook l.land-52li2,
$50 New York COMP.
- ~Dayton-7iA7 7'4b17
30 American Flat-5,+3,
100 Tyler-s.tac
100 Chion Gon.-lj
300 Woodville-2'4
80 Andes-I'sl -
lD jacob Little-i
ln Florida-3
10 Meadow Nalley-1l'i
100 Raymond * Ely-3i 33l2 80 $50
100 Eureka Con. -l3l3l4
ton Jackson-:;ic
lD " ash. X Creolc-2
:sD Alps-iOc
l2I American Flag-iit 4.
20 Belmont-5i2 IS 81
~ Newark-lis
1873 Fl Dorado South-6'a r.bS0
- Rye Patch -6fs
30 Eureka, G. vi H.. llI4
II It. iatrick-9
20 l~iaycs-1ic
loo Ida Elmore-l4
~ War Eagle-}'2
900 Empire. ldaho-S
100 Mammoth -;Dc
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SsN NEEN.

~ According to The reckoning OF the
rhincse philosophers to-day is the conf
mcnrcmcnt Of another year-called by
ticm "Sun Neen"-in honor of the
pew year, and as by them computed,
tlc world in which we live has been
II existence for about 6,000 years. The
manner in which they measure time is
by cycles or intervals, in which Il GER
IAN succession of eNentS are completed.
Usually with them blythe reign of Ger
lain kings. The custom of making
Fails, 50 prevalent with us OF New
1ear'> Fay. is strictly observed by the
Ecie,tialS, AMI their of so do
pn- Is similar to ours Alfred i'll their
Pholi!ay clothes, they go i'll squads OF
Three and four, to pay their visits and
Exchange mutual congratulations with
heir iricnlS. On first opening the
ioort they greet the inmates with Il sal
a'tlllon of QHong he .fat th0y, which.
Translated. means Good fortune at
'end you,' and present the parties
called on with their cards, printed on
tintcd paper. These cards are
Pastel on the walls of the
Room to show who has favored
the house with their presence.
y table is set in the center of the room
|on which is displayed a tempting va
Pretty of fruits, meats, etc. for the con-
E'cniencc of the callers: on another ta-
PIE ten and brandy are in readiness
1"r those who are inclined to drink.
In making the calls and accepting of
|1he good cheer of the house, il is cN-
IIt,tRI thn \.iSitnr will Lon ", Nn,,n, hiy,,r
Pm return. generally money, from Il
Short bit to a doubie-easle. This fact
VII De OF service to those Caueasian>
VINO intend calling on their Celestial
Friends. 1t is taken as Il sign of UNI
|iflchdl!ne>s if the visitor does not OBJ
|scf'e Tins rule. After calling on their
.|ti'endS. those religiou>ly inclined go
10 lhc JoSS-house and pay their respects
potter different gods. Here is Il priest
awaiting to abSolve them of such in-
|Hi>'retlonS they have committed dur
lls the past year. The pcniient takes
" sand Immediately in front of the
modem idol. who is gaily decorated in
IN me colorS of the rainbow, and
TThrowinS himself PROSTATE on the
noor' inutters an in%ariiculate .jargon,
n"u'hied as a confession to the idol,
"ner which an attache of the house
paws a mournful melody or wind
instrument, and the penitemt presents
%muiSh OF meats and rice to the idol.
MI" done the priest presents the man
WIN a certificate stating that he is alb
"oHei from his wrong doingS, and re-
se'.e> a halt-dollar AS his fee. The
;u.t OF the day is spent in merry-mak-
az giving dinners to their friends, and
N.rpiHg up a fu>ilade of tire-crackers
"nu bombs. Nothing great may be
ofl@cted Of those living in this portion
w me State, AS the times have been
very dull with them. the celebration
MOI lasting over Monday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-15

NEW JEwELny SronE.-Straus. the
!%r"eier' will in IA few days remove to
a. new quarters, i'm the Wells, Fargo
10. building, on Main street. \.
h" Il, stock of jeweiry. of new design,
"een received and will be displayed
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"RANDSUNDAY DINNER.-Ed. Schaef-
er' OF the San Francisco Restaurant,
,.rreiVed yesterday Il barrel of fine
fine II lot as ever was seen
nn.he own They will he served to-
" ~ at dinner cooked in the highest style
Oh the culinary art.
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Arrivals and Departures.
RRIvAT.

ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF 4 ExNoR's LINE.
Judge CARRIER a Lewis
\ MeArthur Campbell
:! Nclsh John Francis
j Boyle
DEPARTURES.
BY Woodbury. / ENNoR'S LINE.
II Read J Brown
VI Mcdonald j X Murphy
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EOUS.
N MENSE ATTRACTION!
No Red Flag! No Auction!
Fall Rnd Winter Importation Of Dry
Goods. aud Novelties BY
the ThOusRsadS
TfHR LADIES OF EUREKA AND t1CfN.
i ity are respectfully informed that
MEYERS & FRANKLIN,
OF THE
San Francisco Dry Goods Store,

Have just received a full line Of Fall and
Winter Goods, unsurpassed in quality and
variety. They thoroughly understand tho
wants of a first-class Dry Goods Establish.
ment.. No pains nave been spared in tho
selection of these goods. The shipment,
which IL undoubtedly tho largest ever e.
ceived by any house in the State. includes ell
the leading novelties of the season. imported
from Eastern and Western markets, and will
be sold at prices far below those Of any house
in Eureka.
Special attention Is directed to the immenso
stncL nf
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DINNER.
Soups.
FISH.

Fresh rock cod, baked, boiled or fried. .25 cts
Fresh salmon, do do do - cts
Fresh sea bass, baked, boiled or fried.....2, cts
Icnderloin sea bass, picked Simultaneously cts
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5iinaiions Uanieo--fcmales.

Miscellaneous.
OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
reasonable respectable reliable with excellent
references FAMILIES WASHING done Call or address Mrs
COYLF b26 Essi lith-st
XVANTED.--The Young Mems Christian
Association requests merchants AMI all business IN We e
or country OF Bookecer Cashiers Batry Clerks,
ssenn Copys Porters Ge apply at the 23dt, cor
lthav..
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C0METHING

~ pfessst TIE TART
seest sstpeT tuYs oEs
6so< AseIn ssLtG.
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Gelp Wantco--ffmd!es
amnsements.

BROOKLYN
ART ASSOCIATION.
The String Exhibition Of Pcures will be for TWO WEEKS
commencing TUESDAY April 49, from till l0p Admission
free. Catalogues 25 cents
DOOTHs THEATER lessee, j. b. BOOTH.
40 LAST WEEK OF TIE
ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS NELSON.
Who will appear
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
the first time in this city,
IN HER FAMOUS INTERPRETATION OF
~ JULIA, IL
In Sheridan Bnowless Celebrssd Play OF
81 HB HUNCHBACK,"
that has been ponounce fitting companion pic
ture 10 her world.renowned pesonaton OF Juist
10 consequence Of the treat for to witness
MISS NELSON'S
GREAT RENDITION or
CS JULIET" -
II AFFORDS the management ple1ure TO announce 1t Tor
THREB MORE REPRESENTATIONS,
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
SATURDAY EVENING. I'D MAY, 1874
MISS NELSON'S
BENEFIT AND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1880.
IS YOULIKB 1T. - .. go,
"ROSALlND.p for the last time, MISS hEILSOS
ON MONDAY EVENING. MAY 4, 1874.
The Young American TTagediani
Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
will make his this Thear in Dr. Montgomery
Birds classical tragedy in Five Acts entitled
THE GLADIATOR - 49,.
sPARTACUs..... JOHN MCCULLOUGH
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