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CAuTlON!

'I'IlE STRIP OF LAND LYING NORTH
j OF the Eureka Consolidated Company's
furnaces has been unlawtully taken posses
sion OF during my absence. All persons are
hereby warned from purchasing the same
from FRANK NAY CT any other party savo
the undersigned NJ L. BAKTLE1T,
Agent of !. c. B.rtN y.
Eureka. July Is 1874. jyi5-ti
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K. A.. u. e.
a. q. Il,
Town Lots For Sale =!

NOME DESIRABLE LOTS FOR PRIVATE
- residences, situated ON Paul street, i'll Niue
dunald's survey, will be sold un favorable
terms For full particular. apply TO
MALCoM NJ ACbONALn,
At my residence, on South spring .,rect.
apl.-tt1Iy1
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
PrRLisHED EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEITED, BY
GEO. w. SSIDY.

TElMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One COPY, ono year. by mail.....-.-....-..Sl5 90
One copy, six months. BY mail................ 500
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No pupcrs forwarded until paid for.
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LOST :!

TTIiETIME CT TIE FLOOD. July
n 2ith, one pair Of flceve Buttons, ore set
ol Shirt Studs, with small tailforIla dia-
mond settings. and number OF articles OF
other icwciry. Also, cluth hing mar kcd ~. &.
Uwens." 1Ec finder will be suitably reward
cd by leaving the sane with the underHisncd.
auls CHAS. l.. Bk,N
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IDLITIC.iL.
IDLITICiL.
DEMoCRATxC
County Convention!

MEETING nF THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee. held at the
office of the Justice Of the Peace in Eureka.
ON the I'D day OF August, 1871, it was unani-
mously
Resolved, That the County Convention of
the ien.ocra'ie nhl Liberal party of Eureka
county. be he'll III Eutekh, on the 2tst day Of
September. 1874, for the purpose Of clect'ng
Delegates to the state Conventions. and OF
nominating candidates for Township and
County officers and Of organizing the party
for the campaign.
Resolved. That the priNary election. for
Delegates TO the County Convention, be held
ON tho Eth OF september, the polls to be open
from 10 \. NJ. to6 p. NJ. Ruby Hill excepted
thcretronl, where they will be open from u
\. NJ. to Or. NJ.
Resolved. That the following bc the appor-
tlonMcnt OF representations; that the polls be
held at iii, places named; and that the Den-
ocratic voters of each precinct are requested
to erganihea-d appoint Judges.
Resolved, That the Judges of Election in
til, various precincts are requested to for-
ward the returns without delay. t. the Sccrc-
tary of this Committee.
Fish Creek, one Delegate. polls at Fen
sterniakcr's.
Spring Valley. ono Delegate, polls at
Dukcr's.
Roberts Creek .onc Delegate. polls at Lew
is Ranch.
Cortez, one Delegate. polls at Fitzgerald's.
Fcowawc. one Delegate, polls Mt -
Palisadc. three Delegates. polls at Hen
lcy's.
Chmneys. one Delegate polls Mt Station.
Eureka twenty-five DELEGATES. polls at Hook
and Ladder Company's building.
Rnby Hill. eight sclcgatcs, polls at Col.
mons.
Prospect Mountain, two Delegates, polls at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon, tArcc Delegates, polls at
George Gnrdncr's.
Pinto. one Delegate. polls at FisI,'s Hotel.
Faulkncr's Ranch, one Delegate, polls ut
Faulkncr's.
Suphur station, one Delegate, polls Il. Sell
kirk's.
Resolved, That we heartily. indorsc the
patriotic sentiments cnunciatcd by the State
Central Committee of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that We invite the co-op-
Grafton Of all honest men in an effort to
cure an honest administration of state and
County affairs.
W. S. KEYES, Chairman.
SI.II IIrtx
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NOT

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY N0Tl-
n fled that g. Eu. DnUGilEaTl j. no long
or agent for the Eureka Market. thc hooks
can be found nj Montgomery ~ Cc's Office il
wells, Fargo X COS hui ding. All who are
indebted are requested to make immediate
settle..cnt MD those having claims, to rI.-
sent them at Me Office of The undersigned
auel6 MCN lGtM Eh1 CO
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE GEN.
TRAl. COMMITTEE.

At !. MEETING OF THE UNION FE-
n publican state Central Committee. h I'D
IN Virginia City, June q, 1874, it was
Resolved. I hat II State Convention of the
Union Republics party be held at Nnnc-
mucca. on Thursday, Sertembcr 81, lS7i to
nominate candidates for the following officers.
to-wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Ecrre-
sentative in Congress- two Justices of the SUI
prcne Court long aud short terms Secrc-
tary of State Attorney General. Treasurer of
State, Controller Of state, surveyor General.
Supcrintrndent of Public Instruction, State
Mincralogi>t, Clerk of the supreme Court.
state Printer. and State Central Committee,
and for the transaction OF such other busi-
ness n shall properly come before the Con-
ycntion.
Resolved, That each county he entitled to
one delegate nj large, one for each lW votes
and one for each fraction over 20 votes cast
'or J. ". iIancs, l.r.sidcntal Elcotor, a, the
/ general election of lS12.
Resolved. ! hat til test to be required Of all
voters at the primary elections Of the party
shall be; first-Are you a citizen OF the
United States and the state of Nevada, or
will YOU be II layfal voter at the ensuing cleo
tior" Sccund-Will you snppUrt the ncmi-
ness Of the Republican State and County
Convention At the next election:
Resolved. That the several county commit
tee, BE- recommended to adopt such other
means and tests as may srcn To thrm nrccs-
sary 10 the promotion Of purity and fairness
at the primaries.
Delegate. are arrortioned to the several
counties as follows:
poHrlas. :,
Elko..
fsmrralda
.
ilncoln......-. =
.
:,
Vrhs '''
: ,NttfFet
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Furnished House to Rent.

Two RENT-TIIE HOUSE FORMER. ar
/ ly occupied by Col. Eobbins. on IL d
Aorth Main street. Apply to
Mngl.-tt l,EO. IIIACIi EN " lo.
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MONEY oROIR4
FOR SALE,

4 FURNISHED HOUSE WITH "a
N lot, situated on Paul street. A de-. .X.4
-irable residence. Size of lot. 81: xl00 feet.
For particulars inquire ON The premises Of
ivI--,t r. G. ARNOLD
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LOST. :.

'l'Wo CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT on
/ the Bank of iaNton ~ Co., one for sl.0
and the other for 500. The smallest check
numbered ASA, AMI the largest ;, -. All
parties are cautioned against negotiating for
the same, rs raymcnt ha- been s,orred at tn
Ianh. 60
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tDLiTTC.iL:


V,HE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
mcnt Of delegates to tho State Convention was
a,lnnt.1
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Public Notice.

NJ NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
vi hereby notified II At tte Basye Consoli-
dated Minin. Company Limited will not be
reSron- -ible tor payment of labor or material
furnished To parties having contracts OF
agreem ants to work on any of the Comranys
mines in iinto. secret canyon or elsew here
in Eureka county. join il. MURPHY,
supe"iu: -ndlent
Eureka, New. Qc..lcr !, lS.3 veti
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Republican Central Com
mittee,

u14CLCC.
ATA MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN
n Central Committee of Eureka County.
held in the town Of Eureka, Eureka County,
tember "a. 1871. for the purpose OF calling a
County Convention, etc, ii was
Resolved, That County Convention of
tho. Republican party, for Eureka county
housc.at the hour ofeleven Ii o'clock \: n. on
the SIXTEENTH ll;i day of SEPTEMBER
1874, for the purpose OF clccting Delegates to
the state Convention nominating candidates
for County and Township officers, and Sclec'-
ing a Republican County Central Committee.
Resolved, That the number Of Delegates
to the County Convention te be limited to
iittv-onc Ji).
Resolved. That a Primary Election Of the
Republican arty in Eureka County for the
purpose Of electing Delegates to the Ecpub-
liran County Convention of Eureka County.
b. held on the 10th Eny of September.
Resolved, That tho following apportion-
mcnt be made Of Delegates from the follow
Ing named precincts, and also the polling
lIaccs:
hu.y lill. :; polls at Schulzc's Drug store.
Fish Greek, l.. rolls at b. Mck ernan'S.
Fish Creek. Antelope Valley, /; polls at
Fish Creek NJ toTpany's Office.
loon.
Iioosac Mine, l; polls ~ IIoosac Hoistins
Works.
rin.o Mi ]. polls at Stuart's House.
,punderhhcr1 Hill, .; polls at Dundcrb,rs
lioisting Works.
Spring Valley. /: polls at James Duker's
House.
DEVILS Gate, |; polls at James Lingcnfcl-
dcr's House.
Cortex. >; rolls Mt Gortcz Mill Office.
Hcowawe, /: polls at Hugh Met Callon's
Fali>ale, :: polls at j. Marchand's store.
Sulphur Station, /; rolls at sulphur Sta
ton
Dan. Highs Grain Eanch, !; polls at f.
Boomholers.
falknci's Ranch. polls at FalknoI's
Resolved. That John Jones and seth lien
be appointed to act rs Judges and thomas
W. IaNior as Inspector at the Primary Elcc-
tion. To be liald in Eureka: and Hudson Dill,
and Chas. .>chHln as Judges and " m Condor
a> Inspector at the Primary Election at kuby
liill: and also that tho .o'S be orencd at /
o'clock r. Nj, and DO kcit open until =.
r..
Resolved, That at all other precincts tho
voters are requested TO appoint their Judges
of Election and the time for opening and
closing he poll,.
Resolved, That the voting test shall bo:
Are you citizen of the United States,
over the age of twcnty-une years. and on
titled to vote in this precinct. and arc you u
mcmb bcr of the Republican Party ."
THOMAS WREN, Chairman.
E. 7. HoEN, secretary. 81
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Ing him out very dog In his ableclness
and pouring upon him, with all that
skill that u murier onlyeun use when
he turns hlmsel lousc nll the relnel
bllllngsgate Of the huguage, Ihlswaa
the last feather On 'llltOn's back. lie
then came out In pnut snylng that he
had done everything In hla power to
avoid the necessity Of an oSpDslroi
that Henry Ward leechor had conn
mllled an onease against hin, of the
most aggravated nature that volnn'
tnry aud ample apology had been ten
dered him; that he had accepted the
same, and Tint he hoped the lpatler
might DO allowed to end there. In
proof Of his statement, he published
the written apology sent to him on the
first day Of January, 1871, by Beecher,
which was couched IN language that II
respectable slave would not have been
willing TO sign under the lash. Beecher,
nettled by this partial exposure, aud 10y
the demand OF public opinion for more
light appointed u committee of the
leading men Of Plymouth church to IN
vestlgate all charges against his charac-
ter. That committee summoned Tllton
before them, on the tenth instant, to
testify all that he knew derogatory to
the christian character of the Rev.
Beechor.
Tllton appeared before them at once,
and, while stating his willingness to
comply with their request, asked an
indulgence of u. week or ten days to
prepare his testimony in writing to
~ omit to the committee. So them
Ter now stands, and IL cannot be many
days before this great scandal that
has excited so much curiosity and i'll
terest for two years, will be probed to
the bottom and laid open to the public
gaze in all its naked foulness.
Whether or not we can draw any
moral from this lengthy recital, we
can at least take pride to ourselves in
the thought that no such clerical cattle
ms the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher can
brouse publicly on the pastures of
| Texas.
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whore the magnitude of the railroad
Interest IL so great that the people are
relieved altogether from the payment
OF tayes,
In grand burst Of eloqnonco the
governor next painted the glorious fll'
ture Of Texas when the Texas and Pa
ellie railroad should bo completed
through 10 the Pacific, with the eom-
morcc of Europe, Of Asia, and Of the
isles of the ocean pouring through her
borders--when Dallas would be- the
mistress Of inland ailes In the south
west, aud Galveston, more thnn the
rival Of Now Orleans, would be the
great city OF tic gulf aud of the south.
In conclusion, Governor 'phrookmor-
ton alluded most clOquontly 10 the
struggles Of the Cubans for freedom,
and expressed his regret that there did
not come yelling up from the great
national heart feeling of sympathy
for them, as would have been the ease
in the good old days Of the republic.
The above hurried aud meager re-
sumo Of the governors remarks does
him but very poor Justice. We regret
that we cannot lay this powerful ad-
dress before the readers Of the HER
AID IA IL fell In bold aud manly words
from his lips. All our preconcelyed
Ideas Of the. governors power and elo-
quence fall far short Of the reality, and
such was the universal expression by
all those who, like ourself, heard him
on yesterday for the first time.
AT the conclusion Of Governor
Throckmorton's address Judge Good
took the stand, and in an able and in
structive address gilmore than an hours
length held the audience interested
and entertained. 1t was our purpose
to have laid before our readers full
synopsis of Judge Goods speech, but
as our space is nearly exhausted, and
as the judge has, since the meeting
on yesterday, retired from the con-
gressional race, we do not deem it nee
essary to do so,
The result of the precinct meeting
VIII be found in another column.
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A great medicine Is always target for
fraud Shallow cheats, without the talent TO
originate anything usefu', on the decency to
permit an article Of superior excellence to
perform It's mission, without striving to
turn dishonest penny by attempting to
substitute trash in its place, nrc now on
gagged in initiating and counterleiting Hos
letters stomach Bltters, the most popular
tonic and restorative in the civilized world.
A brood of local bitlers, mixtures Of dam
aged drugs with worse liquor has cropped
out all over the country. Although the sales
ofthese pernicious slops are too insignificant
to affect the interests of u staple remedy, It
seems duty to warn the public against
them. The color of the true specific may be
simulated. but Its cures OF dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, Intermittent fever,
constipation, nervous debility, etc., can not
be initiated.
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lob wORK-Letter Heads, Cards. Circulars.
y Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs, Pam
pnlets ana every kind Of Job Printing
promptly executed ut the Herald Office.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to-wit:
l476 acres in Coleman county: $40
ncres IN Hunt county; $40 acres In
Denton county; $40 acres i'm Montague
county; 1850 acres in Upshur county;
96O acres I'm Archer county; 1850 acres
IN Dallas county: 4 fine dwelling
houses I'm city of DenisOm: one acre
ground i'm the center Of the town of
Bonham, Fannin county.
Dallas city property as follows Thirteen
vacant lots of grouno on Main street, % by
lOO Feet eleven lots on Commerce street; one
cottage on Hord street; one two-story resi-
denee ON Commerce street, and Phoenix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode of drawing and distribution OF
this valuable property will, In short time,
be perfected and published and tickets
placed on sale. Until more suitable loca-
ton can be secured the main Office of the ass
ISOLATION will be located on Main street,
next door to o X restaurant, at which place
the public are invited to witness the distri-
button ofg gifts.
Full information can be obtained of any
agent or at office of the association, Main
street. WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested by j. w. Lane, Notary Public.
l2jd3m
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No. 2Nos. 3Nos. mos.
Ballots. Forsl. For 81. Fors 81. Forsl
Y q Pays s. Pays s2i Pays sl6O Pays 5000
IL Is Pays Pays 20 Pays 100 Pays 800
ii ~ Pays Pays 70 Pays 10 Pays 100
station numbers pays $50 for 81; two nun.
81.
We would state to the public that we will
IN snort time, have grand and eXtraordi-
nary drawing In which we propose as gift
to those holding tickets,
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AND STILL ANOTHER Orx
collin Qounly Primary Meetings unanl'
mousIy In Favor ofGov. ThrOck
morton for Congress.

special dispatch 10 tho Dallas Hemld,l
MCKINNEY, July lS.-Governor
Throchmorton's home spoke in con-
venton to-day by unanimously in
structIng the delegation to vote iorhim
for congress. NJ.
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graduate OF The University M a..
grn, Dsnmhrk honorary NJ d. frTapnn.na'
University Of PadoNa, ltaly muh The
years assistant physician To- the ~ several
hloord, Pnrlsi nom '''eufhled
NEW ORLEANS. "a
Having been Tor many yonr. -
the large hospitals OF Paris, iond nantuVsht al
ana Copenhagen, nnd u thGrouuh Il, nielna
varied practice during fifteen ysansu aud
gained u most thorough knOwls,i,an ni 'haA
nature ofal chronic diseaAos and 1b " lhe
mnnl thereof ana ne hnN IN his exlens,all'j
very often effected u cure where ,,,.,s.si aud
cdy hnd boon tilcd and all houp AT ieh'
lion hat been despaired oi, W ''''ola'
Nobody who ever suffered ol il, t.,,
una llle'elllnlurllnBd discuss, Dyspen,le 'hN
over IN vain called On Dr, Hiilh iin ma
case has he ~ hia new method al tr.nni every
restored the functions of me .t,,r,NN lehl
wan " the health and Yigor of ths na,, ma
nnd many q person does To-day, yyit "a,nel,h
tuu6g .fnu'i iie moment lac placed hImsel,
For tho treatment of ladies' disease n.
bile Is deserVedlv renowned, ana M IL ~,
suffering nom AMENORRlI(lA. nyS,,nn,.,y
oRRllEA, HHsTERIA, phoi'AMnElnN.,
uTEtl, or any Other disease peculiar n 9 ~
female system, should mol laiI TO chi n w Ne
bile, as they win quickly be reIie "h ID,
their suffering and ultimately resiorSd y
perfect health. '''u 10
Diseases Of the GENtTO-uRlNApy "a,
CAMS and chronic discusses Dr. mi. w.
made speciality, and this spnuIge "f Luz ,'as
mainly Is easily and quickly uyerro,nd h ~.
his new treatment. w
Decline ana nervous debility I'm old q.
young IL quickly and rermnn,nilv a, Wy
ANA iull power restored. NOmnn N too AZ
and no young man TOO dcbiltatNl MN
treatment. ""'A
Ia Ia ff,u,
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DENTISTRY.
TESTIMONIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, La, May IS, 1871.
me undersigned citizens of Rapides. Lon.
n y Az have been well acquainted with DR..
tim W. b aahney Tor many years, during which
eexandria, and practiced his profession rs n
s,,, surgeon, IN most of our families To
o 'l entire satisfaction. We believe aim we'll
skilled In his profession, and as a man one If
our most estimable citizens. '' '"o vi
M Robert Q. Hynson, planter; Thomas O..
Ryan, attorney at law; T., X. Biossat. editor
~ Democrat; I. Q. Manning, attorney
dox, Md. i'oi'"' i ~ Mao-
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HON. SILAS HARE.

In order that the fullest measure of
justice may be done to Judge Hare we
lay before the readers of The HERALD,
this morning. the full report of the
case of Austin W.. Talk.
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GIFT RIBUrl0aS.
DALLAS
Agricultural and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.

Distribution Daily at II NJ. AMI pm.
Every purchaser entitled to gift of value
1--WE have no blanks. Everything pertain
ing to the distribution of gifts done In pablo.
The drawn numbers vary zach day.
and are l2, I3 and II. drawn from IS
numbers. placed in II glass wheel.
Rates of Payments are as follows:
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COMMERCIAL Hl0TEI

where he will be pleased to see those needing
his services Mt once, as his stay will be short
Consultations conildentinlly in English
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor..
Wegian. ll0dGmiwBm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAKE WARNING.
TO whom 1T MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby warned not To pnr-
chnsc, take or trade FOL the following de-
pay them. ''''
,o one note for sl,00O in gold, dated June ..
ls's, payable six months after date, to order
OF Louis Lamarque, with three per cent in
terest per month, nom date.
One note for $50 81 In silver. dated .Julv n
lsi' payable thirty days affer date, to order
OF Louis Lnmarque, with three per cent In
terrst per month from date.
49, me last described note was obtained from
me by error, and after had been parnisheed
ior Tue same, and the amount for which IL
note. JoUN IniiIa nT
Dallas, Texas, July l6, 1874. l3ida
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SHERMAN ron TIlnooKmonros,

We learn by telegraph that the pre-
cinct meeting at Sherman, on ycster-
day, instructed Its. delegates to 70 for
Throckmorton for congress.
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MEDICAL
DIR. w. BILLIE

a graduate OF The University Of co
gG n,vd pgni@IF honorary NJ D. fr a@ ~
years assistant physician lo tha ~ several
hioord, Parisi from WV 'olebraled
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
9t, Charles Theatre.

cold London" was acted for the last time
at this theatre last night to a small house,
considering the popularity of the star, Miss
Lolita. The drama is a bad adaptation Of .
bad play, and has died natural death.
The day for Jack Sheppard" to please a
refined audience has gone by. t is one of
the most pernicious dramas holding place
on the stage, as its tendency is to make sin
and sinners appear jolly. As usually played
B,ueskin bears the burden of the piece. This
is the comedians part, and the only funny
thing about Biteshi. is the funny way in
which he steals.
Lolita promises Us something better Co.
night. when she will appear in her charm.
ing presentations of Little Ivel aud the Aa..
c!.is..ss. Cor her benefit.
Varieties Theatre.
4 fine audience assembled at the varie.
ties last night, the occasion being the com.
plimentary benefit rendered to Miss NJ f.
Gordon. As many ladies, in proportion to
the gentlemen present, are seldom seen at
an evening performance in theatre as
were at Miss Gordons benefit. The fact
speaks eiOGuently of the favor in which the
fair actress is held by the gentler sex. The
performance consisted of .'Caste" and the
farce of Betsy Baker," and proved agree.
able to all present. In many respects the
comedy has been acted better. but the
LoB'eT GCCeS, Ou IICCteS anu cuVs UefTtN1c
of Miss Gordon. Mr.. John T. Raymond and
Mr.. E. A. Locke were good enough.
At the Saturday matinee Miss Gordon
and Mr.. Raymond will appear in ''Dot."
and for Saturday evening an attractive bill
is being prepared for Mr.. Raymond's bone.
tit.
ealvini.
The great tragedian will appear tonight
az Uantct. Those who have seen and ad.
N ired his Ohslio should witness the per.
Torrance OF his second great Shakespeerian
character. His acting Of Hamlet has been
severely criticized by many writer's for the
press. but all agree in pronouncing ie a
wonderful and strikingly original perform.
ance. Sunday evening, Salvini will appear
az Samson, in the Biblical tragedy Of that
name.
The Opera.
A large and brilliant audience assembled
at the Opera House, last night. to hear the
grand opera Of ''L'Africaine,'' TO which
unusual interest attached, from the fact
that it was sung for the benefit of NJ.
Gadilhe.
SstuS1ay noon, ia Dame aux Cameias"
will be played, and IN the evening, Meyer
beers grand opera. "Ths Prophet" vii! be
sung.