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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-23

OFFICE Comfy ASS >sas'
ErrrkA. N.Y.. March y, lNh !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Thai
y tn. Poll Tax for the year l>'if
Now due nld Payable to the '"""'
Assessor.
BY nm net Of March lth. ISL. all c eIl ia,
,innS or individuals are held reslon'ieF W.
the Poll Tax of persons in their eni,l@.
&C. WALLAtE. County A''eS"'
p,h.hI.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-23
. LEGAL NOTICES
49,.
l M: t'ss ,;,HA MINING .,a. w..

fal place Of Business. S,, ,%preation Vi p,,!
I IScn.'"n OF Wsrss, Eureka. %sansivo S caiss
cniS" stock. on account "f .he follow, ms, uIe
ren,ca on the seventeenth irs.,,se''l,ent Io%,
.naa!s, 1871. the several am,, manu- day Of II
follows: N''ee'We shareLc.tFH s
%noiuefs,r
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-23

,Ats meeting Of tho Board Of T,rs,,.. ,
III Eureka Mining and Sm.l,;n, ' ia, NJ
held tLf day. the above sale was .%"''pan',
until THURSDAY. the seventh l,rr v =, w
1871. mt the hour Of T. o'clock N. of ,s i MY WY
at the office of the Company. Xo' Ill. C %al'
fornia street, San Francisco. Cnli'orn;a; 'a''
oo -, !: +. BEACH. Secretary.
.ohicc-No. AZ California street. S.n FRAN.
cisco. California. 'an'
san Francisco. California. April Il. ~,
aI,l-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-23
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of An EyEcrTIN Il.
ID sncsl ont of the Districf Tour, Of pu,s,
County. state II nevada. on the sixth d,y !
March, \. j. 1874. and /, NE directed anj A.
livered. for ajudcmen, rendered in .aliIarr
on the fifth day Of March, 4. y. ia. in im,
If :. ASlIiM X BRO, Plaintiffs, and s,rrt
ROBERT BL.ACkBli;N Defendant, f., Il.
sum of SSI 7jin Us. gold coin, with interest,"
in like gold coin. vt tho rate of 10 rr ,s,.
per anntm till paid, ."gcth,r with ilna..'
and >iT' ~. in 1. :. gold coin. co,,,F NH
have N this. thu Eth day Of Anil. 4. /.
l>7i. levied on the following persu5sl t-ortr.
~. to wit: Three Mules. three Ha,ss md
three sets of harness: Misc. TIVE Ws.sas, IT,
gcthcr with nhout two hundred ed g,s,
and n broad ny, AS tA property u aAA.
fcn,lanf.
Notice is hereby given. that on the .NA
aoH! 1T April. n. d. 1874. bctwe4 tie
hours Of y O'clock A.. VI. and o'clors +. s.vu.
ut Il O'clock W.. | will sell I'll the right, lir,
claim and interest Of the said Defendant.
Robert Blackburn. Of. in and 10 the alore DE-
scribcd property. at the hlltI.llnt ~. st
public auction. for cash in hand, 10 the high-
est and best bidder. to satisfy said execution
and all costs. J.. j. StlllVAN sheriff.
Eureka. Eureka County. New, April eth.
1874. ais
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-23
Notice.

ErsrKA. February :. NJ.
Ia .J.t.S. 4. I,.AREER:
Not ARE ltEi.EBY NOTIFIED ThAT
Your proportion ., the expenditure. '-.
J%uirc,l hv the Act oi t'cngrrs. %arIrc'tt Way
10Th, 49,, fer labor done and lmrrogenienl'
made "n the Midas Ledge. in Eureka Nl'iNc
district. in E.nrrLa county, Nevada dung
the year ending May 10Th. ls7S. is r-N drIl'
aucnt: and you are further notified I" PAYNE
.am" to us. who have done s,ch H"IA a4
made such improvements within ne nne
prescribed by law. WM. plCkEN>N,
il j. ". LENAA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

A9sIS there appears 20 be- doubts OF
The authenticity OF :he report that DR..
L;.in-stoue died III June last The
latest dispatches state that several mela-
bcrs of tie Royal Geographical Society
express tl.si1 disbelief 81 its truth. DIR.
slirk, who left Zanzibar il September,
saws that there were rJIclors of similar
character there then, and he thinks that
= they had been well founded, oflicial
information Of the facts would have come
to hand, some time ago. Ii the great
explorer should still prove to lie among
the living, he viii certainly make good
his title of the champion obituary victim
Of all history. There IS another chance
Tor STANLEY, TT somebody else TO hunt
Linn and brIn. him home, dead or alive.
h ySiei3 Gitbe
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

Nv York. Feb uaI, >. Earl Guss, H.
IL = letter To- ST j. ,i Murray. on fine
sela;I5as ,Aistiu. bct-een Rome uuG
u -Eua"v. says: iA- very SAME pm
pies which tounI IA - ask for equal
'-ee,'oIa tor Roman Clthuiic, Protestant.
.s>ei.i y .iul Jew. tlrd me TO r!Ct, s!
g,lI,sS. the conspiracy which al,ns Il;
cuuiining .hr German Empire III claims
never. II ! i.-,1c-. to re- shaken oil. /
hasten T. s'e. itrc NJ ti :; fIIenlis # flte
ION er,I t5Est III, i majority of ti.e
English nation, that | could no i"n.er
call myself lover of civil and religious
liberty were l not to proclaim my sym
patty with the Emperor of Germany IN
The noble strurelein which he is engaged.
We have nothing "a do with the details
Of German laws They MAJ be just
:hrv NAV b. L.rsh-we can only leave 1t
- the German people to decide fer them
selves, IS We have decided for ourselves.
At al events. We are able TO see that the
cause of liberty, and the cause O! the
7enu is the cause II slavery"
4 letter from FaTis says the genera! be
lief IN educated circles i, that while
Prince Bismarck -sOuli avoid war by pre-
ference. lie would not miss preteXt
which wouid give him tie appearance OF
ri4ht, and enable him tn crush once fOr
all sHe tit:7rnoLtsne parry
The recent elections to the Prussian
Parliament have demonstrated the eX-
sreme improbability OF the success of
Prince Bismarck by purely legal or Par
Elementary means. The Catholics have
gained thirty-ive seats over and above
what they had, and the Liberals nave
gained considerably
The French Bishops announce their
intention to resist any attempt to muzzle
them, and Plus IN has counselled them
20 fisut the good fight of faith, even unto
MARTYRS As corullaTy to AL this, he
BoGrse has been falling frisL.fU!ly the
past three days, spreading CONSERVATION
IL financial circles.
A Richmond dispatch says the bodies
of the Siamese Twins are now on their
way to Philadelphia. In charge Of the
Medical Commissioners recently sent from
that city. The widows made the autopsy
conditional that the remains of their late
husbands should not be unnecessarily
:outiiated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
m CNOAY EVE NlN e /,
February Esd, 1874.

Committee Of arrangements:
t Ii odcre 4. Hale. George A. Tylrell
William cassie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
Millinery at Cost.

Being about to Remove frciu her present
quarters into apartments which will better
accommodate her large and constantly augment
ing business, Mrs Ana 5. Brooks viii offer her
choice assortment of millinery goods artificial
sewers imported bonrs:s, etc. etc. at prices
les, than their actual cost This is an oppor-
;yinity which lady friends viii be wise to
improve. ltD1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
Orc arson I ajin Appeal

LARSON <'iiH
Saturday February :. iSs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewe!ry,
Etc.

A. E. Fred Brooks's noted store for imported
s.gars. tobacco, books. stationery. musical in
siruments. cheap jewelry, toys, etc.. at Thesfer
Block next door TO Mat. Rinckeips butcher
shop Carson City. Agency for ali tie Califor-
MS papers, Gold Hill News, Picto-iais AID Aa-
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
FREIGHT TRAgKS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5A5 a. III, 745 a.
w., 945 q. H., IL A5 p. H., 45 p. H., 3:45 p. II.
and 5:45 p. m.
Leave Carson City DAILY at 6 a. m, 8 q. M,
los M, l. H., 2 p. M, p. H., and p. n.
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson Office
Through Tickets can be obtained TO San Fran
cisco, Ogden and intermediate points on the C
P. X. r.
Through Tickets can be procured At the Com
pany's office, Virginia for Chicago, Kansas City
and st. Louis.
m. YERINGTON.
General SupeIirteEdant.
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Or. lie Hichag's GOLDEN BALShM No. /

cures Chan,rts arsE Az. >, ,,i,. STAGES. ~ure "a
liz, LIZ, ~ Body: :, r. lars, y,s. N"sr. *.
Copptl-toioicG L.atcnaS. oyuLlilrE Ca-..Ti..
Diseased scalp. AMI All !r::l2'y tvrt-s q IL
jis,as, An",u - ;. his. H.. - I'yr iyttir
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STATE OF NEVADA -,

STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF OENSBI.
ITI EDWARDS. County Clerk ard ec-odicio
Clerk Of the cconti judicial District Court held
il and for tie said county and State afOre
said do hereby certify thu t the above and fore
aoitg is a fUtl. tine ana correct copy Of the
original order now file and OF record in my
Office.
In Testimony Whereof, / have hereuntc set
my hand and affixed the seal of said
District Court. at my Office in Carson
fsE.Ll City. Nevada, this, the 24th day OF
january, a. ID, 1874
ia25-td IT J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
SsTaTE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF

- u Il L - ~
~ OrnIsby District Court, md Judicial Dis
irICt- In tie matter Of the estate Of SARAH
KLINE, dereased.-lt appearing TO the Judge OF
aid Court by the petition Tres; nIed and filed
by JOSEPH RoStNSiOCh. the administrator
OF tile estate OF SARAH KLINE, deceased. pray
ia al order to St Il real estate. that 1t is Le
c-ss&ry = Il the whole of the real estate to
pay the debts outstanding against the deceased
and the debts. Exp, flsts and charges OF the adj
nnil.I>;ration. Ii is therefor, ordered by the
Judge of said Court that all persons interested
liz he said esta:e appear before the said District
Court on MONDAY. the second day OF March.
A. b. 1871 at IL q clock A. N. of SAID day. at the
Court of said district Court IN the
Court House i'll Carson City. C-msby county.
stat OF Nevada to show cause why an ofder
should not be granted to the said AdIilnistra-
tor to sell the whole OF tine real estate of the
dcce2sCG- ard that c"ry OF this oTd-r be
publish, q al least tour successive weeks III the
Carson DAILY AFFEAL. { newspaper printed and
Insbiish,G i'll Carson City. Ori:Ishy county, Ne
E=,ia-
Dated January 2stii. \. y $50.
C. y. HARRIS.
list. Judge.
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4 DETE"-1yE OCrE.TFzD,-A Ntn
Gii,aus d-te.tIF. .e"ri-t.} arrested a maj,
n suspicion Ct: tayia- stolen a ii :r.or6
I'm BENZ Lar,. pressed the thi"f owned
Up. and sulTl indeed the jewel 10 the
officer, who placed It IL his shirt bosom.
TN the way to the lock up the officer ard
prisoner got on board L horse ear. and il
20 doing tie former vas considerably
.'.stitd ly Il t.. oSi or ;he platform. Jast
then the prisoner whispered IN his ear:
Look ont, Captain; that was thief
the. passed you just ROW
The officer glanced hurrieliy at hi
shirt front. The lin WIS gone. H.
spranS frG2l the car in pursuit ii tn,
imaginary thief. [ Is needless t. say he
was not to be fornd. and when h. re-
turned his former prisoner was missing
also The rext day the vigilant detective
lad his feelings liberated anew iy the
-se=ipt Of a pencil note, saying: Cap
ain, III goGe; / take away the pin with
-. /, was too NEE to give up.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-09
NEW YORK.
Financial.


New YORK, February 9-Noon.-
Stocks active and strong. Money 4. Gold
liz. Exchange long, 484; short, 4S78.
Governments strong and active. State
bonds STEADY.
New YORK, February "a fire at 37l
Broadway, occupied by c. B. Rouse. dry
goods auctioneer, and A. Friedman, inn
porters of lace, &C., destroyed 100000
worth of property.
An effort is being made to induce the
authorities to abandon the prosecution of
Michael Norton, the fugitive ex-courtbouse
commissioner, on condition that he makes
affidavit that may serve in pending and
prospective suits. Norton is represented
to be now the only one of the former ring.
workers to be in hurry to turn informer
should the act be advantageous.
Taintor, the expert, stated before the SUI
preme court Saturday, that Tweed, Con-
molly, &C., were directors of the bank; that
he has ascertained that Tweed, Connolly,
lngersoll and others defrauded the city of
800, O00, 900 in 1871.
Jay Gould offers for sale his 100000 Of
Tribune stock for $3.50, 200. He has re.
tired from active business, and doesn't find
Tribune stock remun"rative,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
More Election News-The Premier and
His Colleagues.

More Election News-The Premier and
His Colleagues.
LONDON. February 9.--Parliamentary
returns announced up to this date, show
that seventy-five Conservatives have been
elected to seats formerly filled by Liberals,
and that twenty-seven Libel ais have been
chosen in the place of Conservatives.
The Press ass ociation, an organization
having its headquarters in this city, and
engaged in the collection and distribution
of telegraphic news in Great Britain, has
issued dispatch stating that Gladstone is
at variance with his colleagues in the govern.
ment on the question of its resignation.
The Premier, it is said, wishes the ministry
to resign Immediately, while the others
desire to wait until the new Parliament
assemblies.
1t is also stated in the same dispatch that
Disraeli has already arranged his minis-
try.
The Times this morning advises the gov
eminent to resign during the time inter-
vening between the conclusion of the cleo
tons and the assembling OF Parliament.
So far in the elections 500 members
have been chosen. OF this number 267
are Conservatives and 242 Liberals and
Home Rulers.
One Home Ruler has been returned
from the city of Cork, and two from the
county Of Kilkenny.
1t is probable that Right Hon. Edward
Cardwell will be raised to the peerage.
A special dispatch to The Times reports
that the famine IN India has extended to
Nepaul.
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E Passed: Bill to regulate the granting o
ordinary and other licenses in Bland ant
Giles counties to prevent the fraudulent
conversions of money or other things, &c.
uendiDg the charter of the Potomac Lane
and Improvement company !; to incorpo'
] rate the town of Boydton, Mecklenbure
county; to prevent dogs running at large
in the town of Winchester, Frederick
county; providing for the repeal of the
fence law in Mount Vernon township,
Fairfax county; to incorporate the
American and European Land and Emf.
grafton company to amend the Code to
authorize the board of trustees Of Wythe
county to keep in repair the public roads
of said county; declaring portion oil
Chapawamsic creek lawful fence /; amend
ing the Code IN reference to proof of wills
where the witnesses reside beyond the limits
of the county where the will is offered for
probate; in relation to offences against
persons to incorporate the town oil
GladesvIlle, Wise county.
Senate bill preventing the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors on the Sabbath throughout
the commonwealth was taken up, discussed
pro and con by number Of Senators, and
finally ordered to its engrossment and
third reading 10, noes 8. Adjourned.
House.--Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Cheatham.
Called to order by Speaker Hanger.
A bill for the protection of sheep in
Clarke and Frederick counties was re-
ported.
House joint resolution for an adjourn
ment of the General Assembly on March
LIST, was reported on adversely.
In the matter of contest between Henry
Turpin and E. S. Pendleton, for seat in
the House from Goochland, the committee
reported in favor of Pendleton (Conserva-
tive), the sitting member.
The committee for courts of justice were
instructed to prepare a bill making each
county responsible for the costs of crimi-
nails arrested therein and prosecuted.
Senate bill releasing certain taxes and
county levies Of Elizabeth City was
passed.
The bill authorizing toll bridge across
North river at Mt. Crawford, Rockingham
county, was passed also bill authorizing
the sale of land in Winchester belonging to
the academy there.
House bill abolishing the Office Of super
intendent Of public buildings and devolying
its duties on the acknowledgement was read.
Mr.. Lovenstein moved to dismiss the bill.
Mr.. Davis offered substitute. On motion
of Mr.. Brown the bill was passed by.
Adjourned.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-09
STATE NEWS.

Seven oranges of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry have been organized in Prince
Edward county.
The Internal Revenue tax on manu-
featured tobacco received by the collector
in Danville, in January, was s104,25s.
They are about to establish bank at
Amherst Courthouse No trouble to get a
'curtail" over there. Their currency will
be "old har" skins.
There are IA prisoners now in the
county Jail at Pittsylvania, and II felony
cases to be tried at the special term of the
circuit court which convenes the 9th Of
February, 1874.
Miss Mary M. Moore, sister of Gene
raj s. Med. and Captain ID. e. Moore,
died at the residence of her brother.in.law
Major William Moore, at Lexington, on
Wednesday last.
DIR. Josiah B. Taylor died at Hills
borough, Loudoun county, on last Tues
day. Before the war he was editor of The
Mirror, then the Democratic organ Of
Loudoun county.
We see from number ofour exchanges
that Warrenton is putting in her claim for
state favors. She is urging the establish
ment of the hnatic asylum THERE. We
will support her claim strenuously. We
know of no better place in our whole state
for the establishment of lunatic asylum.
Warren Sentinel.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
MONDAY. February


Senate.-The Senate met at - o'clock,
President in the chair. Prayer by the
Rev. Joshua Peterkin.
A number of House bills were reported
through the clerk and referred.
Mr.. Thomas. from the committee on
finance. reported, with amendment,
House bill providing for the collection Of
taxes and county levy in the township Of
Manchester, assessed for the year 1878.
Subsequently taken up and passed.
Senate bill for the relief OF the sure.
ties of John A. Graves, late collector Of
Giles township, Amelia county, without
amendment.
Senate bill for the relief of the sureties
OF Charles Short, late sheriff of CulpepeI
county, without amendment.
He, from the same, presented bill for the
relief of the sureties of w. r. MILAN, late
sheriff of Fairfax county.
introduced and referred
BY Mr.. Lawson-Petition of the mayor
and councilmen of the town of Suffolk fol
the location of the Central lunatic asylum
at that place.
By Mr.. Ward-Bil, to authorize the Shen
an1oah Valley Agricultural society to Dor
row money.
By Mr.. Smith-Bill to incorporate III,
Farmers Insurance company.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-09

eral Charles s. Hamilton, Wisconsin !;
Commodore G. R. p. Rogers, United
States Navy; j.. Donald Cameron, esq.,,
Pennsylvania; Rev. A. b. Kendig, Iowa !;
Hon. Francis Wayland, of Yale college,
Connecticut; Hon. 0. P. Temple, Ten
nessee Hon. Richard P. Hammond, Cali.
fornia.
The Treasury department has decided
that almonds and flberts are not exempt
from duty under the law which only ap-
plies to perishable fruits, but that almonds
are liable to duty at the rate of six cents
per pound in the shell and ten cents per
pound if shelled, and flberts at the rate Of
three cents per pound.
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bids for Mail Contracts.

WASHINGTON, February 8.-The post
Office laws require that bidders Tor mail
contracts shall deposit guarantee checks on
some national bank to the extent of five
per cent, payable to the order of the
Postmaster-General. 1t has been discov-
cred that some of the checks have been
made payable to the order of John Cres-
well, and others to the order of John A..
Creswell, instead of John A. j. Cres-
well, Postmaster. General, and others
to the order Of the second
assistant postmaster-general, all in good
faith. But in consequence OF these inform.
alities the bids of those giving such checks
will be ruled out under the law. In order
to cure this defect Representative Luttrell
yesterday brought the subject to the atten-
ton of the Postmaster General, who has
prepared bill for that purpose, which Mr..
Luttrell will introduce in the House to-
morrow.
As pending proposals for contracts for
mail service on the Pacific coast and other
sections are affected by the informalities
it is supposed the bill will be passed at an
early day.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-09
Items,

THR present colo snap makes Goa
men rejoice.
A GRAND CONCERT is in prospective
at Trinity church.
A MASQUERADE BALL will be held al
st. Adams hall one night this week.
IT is THOUGHT that the First Virginia
regiment will parade on the 22d of Febru.
ary.
The HUsTINGs COURT is still scouting
about town for suitable place in which to
hold its sessions.
1T IS SAID that $500 bankrupt suits
have been brought in the United States
district court here since 1868.
A WESTERN BOURBON EDITOR pro.
poses to reduce his editorial corps. He
advertises that he will sell pig.
On THE 18TH INSTANT any gentleman
with cold in his head will be able to
remark that client bengids to borrow"
On ACCOUNT of the inclement weather
yesterday the monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-school society was post
poned.
THERE WILL BE FREE LECTURE
delivered at the Second Colored Baptist
church tonight, to which all are invited to
attend.
INAsMUCH AS JOHN SMITH occupies
eight seats in the Ohio legislature, he had
better make clean thing of it and 90 into
committee of the entire body.
FRANK SMYTHE, ESQ.,, of the New
York and Virginia press, embalms
Lieutenant-Governor Withers in neat
biography and likeness, in a late number
of Harper's Weekly.
THR WOODEN TENEMENT in rear OF
st. Joseph's orphan asylum is to be imme-
dIately torn down to make room for large
and handsome structure, which is to form
an addition to the present academy.
A WESTERN PARsoN, the other day,
preached special sermon for gamblers
and the house was crowded to its utmost
capacity with members of the fraternity
or, as one of the members casually re.
marked, it was perfect flush.
1T is UNDERSTOOD that the board of
United States engineer officers recently
III Richmond were favorably impressed
with the merits of the James River and
kanawha canal as the nucleus of central
water line between the east and west.
1T is very hard, after all that Edwin
Booth has done for the best interests of the
drama-after the beautiful temple he has
erected in its honor-that he should be
compelled, as is stated, to file petition in
bankruptcy. He has labored INCREASINGLY.
He has fame, nobly-earned fame, but he is
bankrupt.
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AMUSEMEN TS.
ASSEMBLY HALL.

FOR ONE WEEK
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, FERRY 9th.
M. HARTZ,
(of $50 Broadway. N. "
THE G R EAT ILLUSIoNIST
In his incomprehensible performance, will in
troduce his
LATEST WONDER,
the
INDIAN BOX AND SPIRITUAL BASKET,
(copyright) which has
STARTLED THE w RID.
See the Scientific American of December 18th
and Harper's Weekly, December 2uth. two Jour
mails that never before noticed any entertain.
ment.
He will also introduce the
BOWER OF FLORA
AND THE
MIRACULOUS HAT,
two Star Illusions; and many Others entirely
new.
Admission, 80 cents secured seats, as cents ;
which can be had at Johnstons music store, sls
Main street.
Doors open at $780, Performance ats.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th.
To Matinee Children, 2Bc. adults, soc.
fe cit