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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12
NEW ME.NI(O.
From the Boston Journal. !

1t has been SO long since new State
WAS admitted to the tnion that most
people have had 4 chance to get the
total number. thirtv-seVen, we'll fixed
in their minds. The House of Repre-
-Scntativc> now proposes to disturb
this. by voting to admit New Mexico.
and it is not improbable that the Sen
ate will join i'll the work. Ii is we'll,
therefore, To be>tow Il look upon the
new conner. The Territory OF New
Mexico was acquired from Mexico by
the treaty of Guadaloupe llidalgo in
1878, and was organized into "a Terri
tory in 1870. 1t comprises an area of
l24.0jO square miles. or Is little more
1han double the size of New England.
lis shape is very nearly square. There
is great variety of soll. from the
SANDY. arid PLAINS OF the South to the
mountainous sections of the North,
rising in.o several SNOW capped peaks
10000 and 1000 feet high. Much of
the land is worthless. and large sec
tions can only be TILED to advantage
slnder systems of irrigation, which the
natives have generally been too in
,uolcnt to undertake. In fact, like SO
many other warm countries taken pos
session OF by the Spanish race i'll its
conquerng days, it has. when the
priest followed the soldier, relapSed
into Il sort of Sleepy Hollow. which it
seems 4 pity for the pushing, noisy
AnIlO-SaNOnS TO disturb.
The day must come, however. when
AS a State OF the Union New Mexico
must become the hCme of restless.
thriving settlers, who will cultivate her
farms on large scale. explore her rich
mines and develop all her resources.
We observe that some of our Congress-
men, like Hon. Geo. i. llOar, protest
against the idea that that Cay has Vet
come. He says that the population is
only 100000, and that of these five
SiNthS cannot read or write, while Il
large proportion OF them cannot even
speak the English language. The case
seems nearly as bad As the once pro-
posed anne NatiOn of san Domingo,
although New Mexico is territorially
we'll situated. with tiOuriShiny States
surrounding her. ana the machinery
of a State -oVcrnmtn would undoubt-
tcdlv exert "A S:lutary educational effect
upon her people. The proceedings OF
the Legislature and most of the courts
have heretofore boen conducted in the
Spanish language, which will be
changed on the admission of the State.
One cannot but sympathize with the
Opinion of Representative Potter that
II Is unfair to the old and great States
OF the Union To give such feeble pop
Ulation aS that of New Mexico an equal
itv of power in the United States Senate
and a decides, advantage III the election
OF President. and IN all other political
privileges. But there are several sides
- the question. We have thc TcrrI:ory
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DLITIC.iL.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE REPUB'
lICAN PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

At \ MEETING OF THAT PORTION
"A of the Republican County Central Conn
mittee OF Lander county. now residing in Eu-
reka county. holden at the town of Eureka,
June lst. 1874. the following preamble and
resolutions were atlol ted:
" hereaS. he undcrsi: ned were. by the
last kcrubiican Convention OF Lander county,
appointed Il Sub-tcntral Committee, to fur
tlcr the interests of the Republican rarty in
that portion OF Lander count, now comprised
within the limits of Eureka county; and
Whereas said Eureka county has since b"s n
created out oi the territory embraced within
the original jurisdiction of said Sub-Ccntral
Committee: and
Whereas the Republican party Of said Eu-
rcka county is wthont Central Committee
or other organization; Il
" hcrcas il is deemed necessary and expedi-
cnt for the titrtherancc of hepEhican rrInci-
pies. H. well ~ iur the success and harmony
OF the party, To- organize the Republican par
ty of Eureka county by the appointment Of IL
County Central Committee to hold until the
meeting of the Republican tonv vention Ill Eu-
rcka county; therefore. be it
Resolved, That the following named per-
sons be. and they hereby are, appointed y
with all the powers usua ~ vested in such
comaittccs. to hold until the meeting o. the
first Republican County Convention of Eure-
ka county:
l.. Hamilton. Vanderbilt.
.. Ball, lioo,ac Mountain.
VIM. VI. Shipley. diamond Valley.
Archibald Turner. faulk ner'S haneh.
4. q. Mex kcnlic, Bundrrbers Hill.
". l.. Griffin. faliSade.
J. +. Marchant. fali>adc.
Frank Main. hnby iiill.
Hudson bil. Ruby Hill.
W. L.. DE " lit. Cortcl.
". j. Haskell, Eureka.
". l.. llarrub. Eurcaa.
Thomas Wren. Eureka.
james l.. Smith. Eureka.
Ead"lph Leuzinger. Eureka.
Clay : INNS, Enret n.
j. II. IukenS. Eureka.
.iohn II. Morrison, Eureka.
{. +. Horn. Eureka.
Hiram johnson. Eureka.
}. :. " hilton. Eureka.
Jacob Nauderlei,l. Eureka.
Joseph lugnini. Eureka.
Frank Nittcnhcrg, Eureka.
Thomas :. Douglas, Eureka.
And be it further
Resolved. hat having appointed a commit
tee which it j. earnestly toped will give ell
tire satisfaction to every member of the ltc-
publican rartv in Eureka county: deeply im-
pressed with the correctness Of tn" doctrines
irculcatcd by the National terUbican party;
sangttlnc of the ultimate triumph Of those
doctrines on every foot Of soil conSccratcd t.
liberty and justice. and feeling that our duties
here cease. we hereby most respectfully re-
sign our official connection with said commits
tee. JOHN +. AMsEl, Chairman.
l.. ". CROMER,
NM. HEAD.
Eureka. june |. 1871. jco
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES:
DR.. GIBBONS p!SPENSARY,

Ne. g. kEAKNY STREET. CORNER
~ Commercial, san Francisco. Private en-
trance on Commercial street. ESta bli>hcd Ia
1871, fer the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such n Gunorrh hpa, Gleet, structure,
sAiAliiS III nj lt> forms, seminal W eakness,
lmIutcncy. etc. etc. Stln diseases OF year,
standing. and lcerated legs. etc., successful
pt. Gil GtEBoN has the llca,urc of annonn-
ins that he has returned from visiting the
Principal hospitals ot Europe, ami has
>tmed practice.
he Doctor has spare,. neither time ror
money in seeking cut new remedies. ard has
returned with increased facilities Tor the ale-
Walton oi nUmar suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence of se,r-
abuse. This solitary vice. or derraved sexual
Indulgence, Is praeuced by the youth of both
SEXES tN an almost unlimited extent. produce
lng with uncrrlng certainty the following
train OF morbid symptoms. unless com bated
by scientific medical measures, viz. SaIlov
eountcnance dark spots under the eyes pain
In tn" head, ringing In the ears. noise like the
ruStllnE oi leaves or rafting OF ChariOtS, un-
ea>lne>> about the lolrS. weakness of tho
hats, confused vision, hiunted Intellect. loss
et confluence, obedience In apI roachiuG stIan-
Ser>, n ul>ttNe - form nC~ acQualntanteS, u
dl>tosltlon 10 Shun society, loss OF memory
plmEte> and various crUltIo rs about the face,
hectic au>he-, turrcd tongue, ivtid hroatEs
tous h, consumption. nI2ht sweats. mouoma-
MA. and frequently insanity. Ii relief be net
nptAln"d, You should appI: lmmo otttateIy, ell
/ th,r IN person or by letter, and llaye euro
effected 10y his new and scientific mode Of
! treating this disease, which never tails Of
e,tectllls il quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons al a distance may De CT RED AT
lleME. by addressing a letter to DIR. G. Is
hslN, stating case symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free trom damage and
curiosity, to any part ri the country. with
full and plain directions for use. by inclo.ins
>le IN cola in registered letter through the
restetGce, OF Ihror sh " els. arco \ Go.
y Package 81 medicine will be forwarded
ny eNrrrS> to any part OF the Mon.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor will plea -
state thc name oi the raper they see this adj
vertlSenent in.
All cvmmunIcations strictly confidential.
Address DR. !. F. GIRBp\
Box l95., San Francisco. California.
mhh-ly
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MEDICi L..
Or. ChaS. H. T0zer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTSt
From San Francisco, California.
nR.TOZERs EXPERIENCE ~ OF

hR. GOZER'S EXPERIENCE ~ OF
i > forty years standing. and during that
time has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of all diseases generally known as
Special Complaints.
I. is impossible here to mention all the di-
scases with which he is familiar some. per-
haps. will not be out of place. ! he most tornl-
ldahic. the most destructive to mankind. IL
self huse. The brain being the scat of tho
disease the whole system suffers in cnnse-
qUcrcc. | will here enumerate some OF tho
symptoms. that those afflicted may be ahls
to fern an opinion in regard to their com-
plants. and seek adv ce in time, thereby saw
ing Themselves Il world of suffering: Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Memory. / ain in the Limbs
and Back. Ialritaton of the Heart, 1rem-
bling of the Limbs. Headache and sn
Aversion toGcnial society, especially that of
females. There are great many more. but
these are sufficient, and should you be suffer
ing from any Of them. call on DIR. ToIER,
and he viii cure you III short time, without
any Interruption in your business.
Structure Of the lrcthra
l. another formidable enemy to health. Send
Tor one of my circulars ON that disease. and
inform your>cli ut it, terrible results. Ihc
worst eases cured in few days:
And other Diseases
In all their various forms. either Primary,
~ceaHdar 1r Hereditary. comp plttelx eladl-
Gated from the 'ystrin. Your constitution
bring restored l .,crlcct health, there will bs
II" danger OF banding down 20 your children
that terrible disease known ~ scrotula.
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on our hands. and we are to act for its
good. rs well as that of the nion, hav-
ing regard to the future rather than the
present. CnqueStionably the admis-
sion would give great impulse to i'm
migration. to the introduction of capi-
tai and the development of the State,
and whether these are to be counierbal-
anccd by objections, it is now for the
Senate to decide. President Grant has
already recommended the measure.
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THE LAND OF SNOW.
From the Truckec Republican 9TH

From the Iruckee RepubIcan 9TH
4 trip to Summit Station yesterday
resulted in finding James Cardwell,
generalissimO of things culinary and
comforting. at home. summit Station
Is still surrounded by five or six feet of
snow OH an average. and in places the
drifts can be sounded to depth OF
thirty feet without reaching terra
drmd. Cardwell's pet bear still remains
chained at his post to entertain visitors
and give them friendly hug if they
are anxious for it. Besides the bear
Cardwell has added monkey to his
mountain meirlgcrie. Recently the
said monkey got tired of the monotonv
Of things ut the station and concluded
to go on Il ru>ticating tour and set up
for himself. lie amused himself by
travelling in the snow sheds and also
IN climbing the pine trees as he had
once climbed the taunarinds in ealla-
torial Africa in search of pleasure and
fruit. But two weeks of such life in
the hyIerborean region of the Sum
init convinced this progenitor of the
human race (according to DARWIN that
the hauntS of civilization We're better
suited To his welfare than the pine for
estS and chilling trost> of the mount
ain. and he came chattering back To the
hotel to- get free lunches and assume
his position i'll the menageric. Card
well is as lively rs ever and despite the
SNOW, which Nature has been piling up
around him for seven months, threat
ening to bury his hotel in its dense.
white angry billow>, he is coming out
triumphant as usual, and has been
making >ubtantal Improvements. He
il making preparations 70 lay the foun
<@,.i of Il 1.1iii,,, h, hiS hntn1 tb.,
said addition to be 3oXSO feet. two
stories high. The extension will he
finished in July ready for the accom-
lnodation of tourists. To prepare the
foundation for this new building,
Cafdwell. (Cardwell 4 Gordon now
has had to cNcavate through six feet of
SNOW. almost as solid as Zee. The snow
j. cut into blocks by means of Il saw.
The work of getting rid of This
HupertluouS covering is laboriou>
and expensive. Cardwcll has also a
number of men at work opening the
Dutch Flat wagon road from the
Summit to Bonner Lake. To facilitate
the exit of the SHOW. The principal OBJ
>truction, Il narrow trench or ditch Is
rut through the compact, glacial mass,
to the ground. and in this way the
suns rays have Il mere penetrating,
.ii>>olviny influence. At one point on
the line Of the road. near where it
crosses the railroad track through the
snow shed, the snow Las a depth of
thirty feet. No attempt will be made
to trench or tunnel through this solid
drift. and the wagons and carriages
will have to pass over it all Summer.
for it is hardly probable it will all melt
away this season. Me>>rS. Cardwell Il
4 JT,tn f. t1 1rt Al. hn
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RGhGkah Charity Degree, I.0.0.F.

I'VE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TllE
/ hchebnh haritv Degree Lodge. |. q. o..
T.. will hc held until further notice on the
iiI>t and third FRIDAYS Of each month
Hour nt Meeting, o'clock y. NJ. >I-tt
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Rheumatism. Neuralgia.

md diseases arising from the use OF Mercury,
such pains in the shin heuc>. >welinss ot
he different joints of the body. running sores,
etc, ETC.. and impurities II the blood, cured
in a short time 10y the use OF my EGET A.
BLE. Vi lNIt Il E., known only ~ myself.
be not deferred irom calling on DR.. TGZER
from drllCaCy or a fear of exposure. a the
ihpcter i a man in whom You can trust. and
ALI eases are treated with the utmost secrecy.
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

A MEETING OF TIE UNION EEPTH-
n lcan state Central COMMITTEE" will be
held At Virginia City. an WEDNESDAY,
II Ne y. 1874. AT T. o'clock NJ. \ fall al
tendance is requested.
c. Is. ZABElSkIE, Chairman.
Gro. a. kIvG. Secretary.
Virginia. May -. 1871. jc2-td
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The Old Formulas

of Ricord, Acton and Bostwick are OF little
account, except to dry up the disease on the
surface, leaving the POISON in the blood,
which. sooner or later, i'll show itself u
facts have learned by experience, and think
can say without bua>tnc that have seen
more practice IN these diseases thnn any other
physician in Nevada, dating as it does from
1919. 1t becomes you, therefore, to think ell
be:ere YOU eml 10y a ply ysieian.
" he l. the proper one to conSult-an old
experienced one. or one Who has recently SET
tied amongst you
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CAUTION.

1 LII PARTIES ARE CAUTIONED
! \ against purchasing "f !. NJ. LpCkARp
the dwelling and warehouse living south et
St .iame>' church, on spring street. In lot
i the property 81 ". ". McCov. and 1T tn.
proper time ac:ien for the same viii he ihstl-
tut.d. SELNEA HEiXfL.
niN-,-u A,t,. :. IF f-t'ry.
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X. A. T.. q,

DEGI LAR MEErINGS OF pAOD-ISBE
AZ t,ld Fellows Hall every M.NDAN ENE\-
ING. Special mc"tiugS, at the call of TIL
:. Il. :. sir Knights Of sister retreats in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
:. T.. NELLY, :. Il. :.
Il. :. EoHNtS, Recorder jet
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Special Complaints.

- forty years standing. and during that
time has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of all diseases generally known as
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Structure Of the I rcthra

Is another tormida BILE enemy to health. Send
tor one of my circulars ON that disease. and
inform yuur>clf Of it, terrible results. he
Aur.t enSt.- cured in n few DAYS.
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And Nt:.cr Di>cnScs
Sypliil:tic Disease,

As it presents itself ON this coast. i Of more
formidable character than that seen in tho
Atlantic states or Europe, arising rom :he
nese and sandwich >land disease. Ihose OF
you who have visited the two lnttcr countries
no donbt have seen the dreadful effects OF it
on both the native and for, ign population. (
require. altogether different nlodcs of treat
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Wy plan is Purely Vegetable.

DESTROYING the disease and purifying tn
oleed. 80 that there i. no danger of >eeond
airy SNmutNnlS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-23

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HIGH STOOP HOUSE.
y near ftth avenue, TO rent to private family of
s11 us teht sDG pes mouth For particulars apply 70
oOhN T. CONAEY, No. 49, Broadwdy, room Q.
a -uANDSDMh THREE STORY HIGH SrOOP
- ~ VME stone House 20 LEI, fuiy furnished on 9th
Oh y III hohth story high stoOp brown stone on
20 - DIV PVT mynth story brown stone I'D
sssa uonth story Il gh stoop brown I'm
s. MUM fs0ry brown sd st. x275
'poi "on ~ wv many others Once ore Monday
----I 800 2bOAN 81 East seventeenth street
fouR STORY HIGH SIODP BROWN STONE
~ rouse fory lonr ~ street. near SIKH ayepue fur.
a ~ 70 az e-o9 nonthiy 20 good tenant formerly
rem ed AT sSJO; also DINERS. JAS X MAI RIUW
$40 sixth avenue.
"a COMPLETELY FURNG HE'D FOUR sroRy u1Gu
~ Sioop House in v est Tweny.Rr.t rom ~ M
$50 u!ly furnished three hlgh <toon Isa H..
west fweDtetb street rem 81 VIJ V' ''"~o ."
WAITER ". MONTAGUE
Eighth avenue ana Twenty urs, st,..,
A -A--CHANCE TO LEASE. tuRNtsusn
80 cosey House suitable for small family rent mod.
e!a 70 Responsible party posses on Al 1noe Anuiv
~ ~ tas' Nineteenth street. door ea.t 81 sen
avenue ir ON " . Z. NJ WV " "e"""
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THE HALL SEASON.

(iRAND MOSkp BAL MASQJE AND FANCY DRESS.
~ In honor o. "a hingtons Br hdsya viii take place
~ tc nrsyie looms ix,n sveaue and 1hrteth street,
W AoDC ~ evening, foDIuary ~. t57A
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

Mus SUSAN EVERETT N. d., WILL. At THE
Nl urg nj teqaest oi crowded Hence, another
rec TORE 20 ladies' preparaory 70 third course in
Robinson Hal. on ,bAtcuth street. between Broadway
and FHth avenue, 81 y, on Monday February 23
.uigect-'Physieai improvement, Of Women and Oh
drcn"
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west corner Eighth avenue and Forty seventh street
Basement Z5xs) suitable barber merchant tailOr
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ITO LET-WITH STEAM POWER AND HEAT, A DE.
4 sirablc Room in Wilson'S building Gold and
Fulton streets Apply 10 JOHN I. WILSON, rs Fulton
street
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TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,

AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AFTERNOON EVENING
AT TWO O'CLOCK. AT S9t IN O'CLOCK.
SPECIAL BfLfs fULL OF FUN.
The great London SAM hickey
Sensation artists, and MASTER BARNEY In
THE oACKLEY FAMILY, Tier Brilliant SpeciaitieS
TEN IN NUMBER. Miss LIZZIE KELSEY and
The great Miss JENNIE HUaIi I3S will
MARTiNE1TI TROUPE appear IN their Uperotio
In their New Pantomime Of Farce, entitled
TIL UNLUCKY MARQUIS LUCK IN NAME
PAUL MARfINETr1 rs The Peerless Queen OF the
SA the Intelligent Valet AIR Mile. LEONA DARE.
JOHN QUEEN COOL WHITE, WILLIAM WEST.
FEANK hUsskY aroRGIR KeTcHUM j. L. sAPH
ORE and CHARLES L. WORLEY. Together with
Popular prices of admission, Is cents 50 cents and ST.
SECUKE YOUR SEATS in ADVANCE.
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A RfIFICIAb HUMAN rYfS--J r. DAVIS IN.
~ Nentor and only maker OF the i'm Jr0ved Srtfhcal
Human ye odDO~itdgeJ by the iaoJty The DDi y
corrcci imIh Ion o. ma urc me word. III kaa ru-
tcenll street. between lhiTl and Fvurui sypaues
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NEETROPULITAT THEATRE,
N as and 537 BROADWAY 585 and 5S7.
The POPULAR VAUDEVILLE THEATRE OF NEW
YORK.
THE GRANDEST TRIUMPHs EVER ACHIEVED.
THE LARGEST NUMBER or ATTRACTIONS
ever presented In programme this week.
MONDAY, February X
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IlUWEKY THEATKE.
ID MONDAY. Feb q, 1874 and during the week. new
drama, in acts emit cd
with Miss LOUISE SYLv ESTER and the entire com.
panv. ..,a.
Second week OF the JoHANOFF BROTHERS ana
GEORGE DUNBAR in their terrific Mid-air Feats and
Chinese Juggtin. acts. The comedy at
STEAMBOAT TRIP 10 JERSEY.
Special Matinee, at o'clock. on Washing0ns Birth
day. HoRSEShOa kohiMsoN,
TOM CRINGLE.
Aliegorical Tableau Declaration Of indenendenoe:
JOHANOFF BROTH Rs and GEORGE DUNBAR.
ERIDAY-B enet lit of Miss ELLA fSNER,
when she will enact In her comedy called
TOM VAPID.
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AHIUpEDIENTs.
N~~~~S
"AIDA.'r
A cADEMY OF Music. II
"A GRAND OPENING NIGHTS OF THE

CADEMY OF Music. "AIDA"
"A GRAND OPENING NIGHTS OF THE
= Spring seeseA, 1874, Of the highly successful
STRAKO5CH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
THIS Monday EVENING, February Is. and also
on WEpN EsDAY EYENiku, February rs at 3 y; n.
ehd the fiRSi MATIN or THIS SEASON on SATuk-
pay February g. at 80 T. NJ will be presented verdiG
ia'' ana Eferaea opera. ana,
Wa' eMecss new dresses properties scenery. &C.,
al, WIN the following brilliant cast:- ...,,,,
xHMvn, ~ sthiopaan slave. Mile OSTAVA TORkiAMI
1Mr Enis ............., Mss ANNIE LOUISE CARY
.,,ova signor ITALO CAMPANINI
AMSUHSASRo King Of Ethiopia signor DEL PUFNTK
THE kIN1 sosha. .sighor NAMn
u,s,o.i increased Chorus and powerful Orchestra
cti-scene t-Hai in the palace OF the King Mem
scene @-interior of the Temple Vulcan ut Mem
Act2-scene LA hail in the apartments of Amneria.
scene s-An entrance to the city of Thcbes.
Acta-ihe Banks OF the Mile
r,A ACT t-Scenc iIhn tn the Kings palace. Scene A.
me scene Is divided INTO two foorshe temple and the
On fR DAY EvsNiNu, February a. at O'Clock. nrst
MME. CHRIsrINE NILSSON
LUCIA ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THURSDAY EVENING. February 26-BROOKLYN.
LkS HUGUENOTS.
81 and e extra according To locat,on.
private boxes SIC and So
ADMISSION Family Circle. 81: reserved 50 cents extra
be secured for either of thc above
at Academy Music; at schimer's 7Ol rOadw way and
ia broadway.
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A -BARGATNS-7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOS,
IA. patent agrafe. every Improvement. fully war.
ranied $20 one almost new, 81 0; instaents ia
e2 monthly. X. CABLE. lO7 West 23d st cor. 9th Nv.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-19
Tobacco and Ramie.

Tobacco culture is becoming one of
the industries of the southern part of
the State. The .Culp factory at Gilroy is
an established success, and recent ex-
periments bear out the assertion. that
the land and climate Of that portion
of California are especially suited to
the cultivation of tobacco. The latest
case brought to our notice, is that of a
gentleman, who, after Tearing the Culp
process by working a year in the estab-
lishment, leased thirty acres of land
and set it out in tobacco. With his
own labor and that of two Cinnamon,
and paying ten per cent. royalty to
Mr.. Culp, he cleared $4,000 on the
crop, or over $500 per acre. This was
at Gilroy, where the land was not
considered by experts as equal to the
moist bottom and mesa lands of Los
Angeles. Facts like these should
have weight with men Of capital seek
ing investment. We learn that the
small experiments made at Los An
geles in ramie are shortly to be fol-
lowed up by very extensive planting.
Ramie is indigenous TO most localities,
and the experiments have shown that
the bottom lands of Los Angeles are
admirably suited to its growth. II Real
Estate Reporter.