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Steamboat Lines.

rIHE STEAMER COLUMBIA -ans.
L Has resumed her regular trips be- syffTk
tween Washington and Baltimore, snHs
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock, aud Washington every
WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
al Q O'Clock.
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight For further par
TiIOs. w. Riley 4 SON. Agents,
Rilry's Wharf,
myB.tufSm Atthe foot Of Eleventh street.
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
For Way LAndlngs On the Potomac aud Baltimore.
making Con neclious at Aqua Creek with
tho kichmOnd, fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. A. q. NiGkle, will
s lr1yS s sfSIsifG sy:ry r FbRsbS .is'
D. III. aud arrive at tho sixth street wharf at6A
W THURSDAY, to deliver freight
Notice WILDE siyon when the other boat will b,
pul On the route,
EEsIg ht received all day Friday.
fLs stvameT leaves SATURDAY ats am.
fRTER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, WAshin gtOn, u. G.
A. NEEDHAh SONS, Agents,
myb.o ltl LiEhtst wharf. Baltimore
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FOR STATIONERY

NAVY PAyNAsrEK suYrIcE,,
s.,,.. BALriMGnE. seg!smSeL J.. lag.
sSsy PT be- sTF s at
this ONCE until y o'clock, u. on WEDNESDAY,
must be Of tbs bot aaSity, aseoTding to .aDpis.
to be delivered on or before september %, ne"
c1rnIqani ~ citccr Of The Naval Academy, An.
napolis. Maryland. suh,sct TO the u1uAl iaspee-
80 ream, Cap Paper
II Teans Note Paper
Printed heading On portion Of tho paper. A.
rcaln thick Bloulng Paper mite.
Grams Enyelmpe Paper, butt
1,UD uhcial Envelopes, assorted sizes
l,Gn Letter Buy "lopos
ll,W" Note Envelope
A purliun u the Envelopes u bc directed md
SJorsn e@mla"u Gla.. Husbands.
lUJ gross Black board 'rsyUuH
dozen Enkullpn.
Gross Black Lead Pencils
~ gross Steel Pcus, R-sori,N
Ggro.s PenholdsT;, ,ruho-.ihs
grr-s Red aud Blue Pnucils
Ggr"s- Elastic Blnh, assUIt,d
2dUtsn Prnkhrsa.
q $@ssa S,Ssk %E ,fHi%t"
IgGc&lc;; Gasilag". with brush
gross Red Tape
i2bslls Mnpping C"Td, euar,o
u hals WTApplpg GuTd. hua.
ih'. India Rubber. % pioGof 10 tho ~.
dozen ErRserA.
2 Ms Sealing Wax led.
l2duIen Arnold y Coping iuk, quATts
6duLoG Memorandum Book \, h.aUTl,l AZ ~.
V gTnss PAPER Fastener, assorted sizes
Letter Press Books, large cap sire.
2du2an common Rulers
AOdiCr CalsudeTE.
Tram Royal Paper, " hitu, n by u.
3dUErn Blank Books. assorted sizes
Samples " tho above mentioned articles can bG
s"ru NJ this UiiCr.
lhuk ipfInr fuI proposals. eau DO obtained AT this
ollie, hlrh nurt be- prupDTly hlled NJ.
u" tEhi To- roget duy UI All bids II reserved
EDWARD q, DUNE,
srIi Il paymaztrI United States Nav
pkurusAlh FOR suppLYGNG STAMPS POR
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS.
TREAhIK DEPARrkEsB,l
hIllth % INTERNAL REYREUR, J
WA-uiNuTuS. Aug. ~, Lb63
- To" timc iuI rucHiy wing pruposaIH for tuTuishinr
T"batc" And Cigar STAMPS, under the I'D ysTtise-
~, hos l. kOLLlnb,
auEZe-II Commissioners
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL.
TIMORB RAILROAD.

pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL.
l. TlhoRB RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE,.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10Th, 1895.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
tIsa 4. m, Express Mondays excepted II a.
n. knprsssi SoP. m, kxpress; and H. 90 p, m. 4,
rSSiJs ny pE F5sn e. s, Rs,RSs; A
Leave Baltimore J. rs a M. :" Way Mail 70 os. m.
Express 10 p. m. Express: eS p m. *.
pf'''' Sc p ms usNnBBSsSY''TRAIs
Leave Philadslphis for Baltimoresnd Washington
Al" Leave B al saS y t & PPS,.d.lpAi. sSp
S IiiS' b'i'n'ii n Mn kTs NH i
1867 pEsssrq2VV1nssff. ROUTE 1867
TO THE S WET sFRos sGaEbuttEED SOUTH
On and after MAY 2Ith. 1867, trains will run as
WASHINGTON liam. Baltimore iaor,m.
.s%pp.mm, /" az :.
THE GREAT PSooggkLEE;;TRACK ROUTE,
:!s IN tSSi: Two hundred miles .s1sd 70 %s.isfh
Rw6 pETtT Fr II TIL 70 T Tan
p ThTSp ayi h frSm Bsltimore to ROCHESTER and
Pa.senkers BY this route from Baltimore have
81 sf5Ts sss Of all changes In UNION
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the
otieo. corner e sixth street aud penpsylv.nis
nation will b given a al times, '' 'A'''
ifss + saiSsES Sa . &, x.ss
Corner Sixth st. aI %I pspS ave, .ysn%Se;
BID :. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, w.
dsS-N Baltimore, Nd.
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4 N. M. A. BLANKMAN,

d. ~. a. n-AN"NN'
SURGEON AND DENTIST,
OFFICE No. 3I2 ? srREEr,
Betwosn Eleventh and Twelfth, next door to Sears
Drug Store.
Refers to Bishop Mc0ill, OF Richmond, and all
the Medical faculty Of Philadelphia, Baltimore.
and Richmond, and Drs. 0arnett, Evans. Buekier,
OF Washington. jy2l-N
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFIrH CnIKP GUHAIzsARf OF 81 BsiHTEN,E,
DgPARTAEST OF WAsulSuTUS, I
WAsHISuTvS, ID. Z. Aug. "A, lstS.
Srhled proposals. In duplicate, will DO RECEIVED
nj tho uMce II BTayGt BTigAdlor Uenofal = W ihOn,
9 Baltimore, Md I, on THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER IL. lsst r. " mi, for all the
[IcqnITrd q Fort Mehenry. Nd Tor slE .,99ihs
rom October !, ls5S, such less time ~ tho Com
missary General Of Subsistence may direct The
beef to be- delivered there on tho order OF the acting
COmlnIssaTy Of Subsistence at that place Of good
and marksablo quality, IN equal proportions II
l"rn and hind quartoTs, tneekkt shhhku. AND ND
nSy tAllow ~ be excluded The nscks Of tho cat;
Ito slaughtered to be cut oil at the fourth yeTIebTa
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The Ehapku
Of fore quarters to be cut FROM three to four Inches
above the Joint aud Of hi nd quarters from six
t. eight inches above the gAmbrel or hook Joint,
Bidders req aoated to be present 10 respond to
Their bids, and DO prepared to give bonds for tn"
iul hlln0nt Of their contract.
sails for Fresh Boof al Fort MelienTy, Md. " Tho
nndorSign reserves the right to reject any bids
for good cause
Conditions, requirements. payments, Se.' Nc. &.
as heretofore,
BY command Of b w. Maj. Den. I'D. r; ,. GpsvGhy.
RugN'td Chief ConmissATJ subSistenee.
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! ID q T L 3
OFFICE or THR u. 8. BONNER IN CHARGE
OF Preservation AMI lnrEOvEAgSr /,
or BosI"s HARB0R, Z,

OFEIcE or rHE u. s. EsvlsRBR IN CHARGE
Of Preservation AMI lHrROvEAgEr
or BosIos HARB0R,
CITY Hall. Boston, Sept !, 1855.
Sailed proposals. will be received at this Office
ng to the depth Of from Is 10 o feet At mean low
water th. southwest point OF Lowell Island, 10
Hoston aIboII also, the northeasterly point Of
Gallop's Island FROM depth ot IL feet 10 p feet ut
mean low water, Total amount t. both places
raid for ont Of an appropriation OF ele,coO
The work to b0 done under the direction and 10
the -nti-fArtiUn Of the eng neeT In charge.
The material Is gravel and single, and may be
deposited Al tins place now used for deposit, or, u
desired ny the contractor, may he removed. with
the special consent Of the engineer in charge, TO
another locality. Contractors vii DO required TO
fnrn.sh all machinery, scuws, 10 and perform
all labor necessary In the prosecution OF the work.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
aud all eNnrbitant or defective bids. Each bid
I4Ist Do made upon the printed forms to be oh.
tainCl at this Office, and be accompanied by guar
antre that the bidder Will execute contract and
gys bonds n the Amount Of twenty i've per cent,
I the amount 81 contract for the faithful perform
1cr uf thC work
rpyMcute NH be- MADE monthly at the rate Of ~
per cent Il the contract price Of the number VI
rubC yard drndgCd and removed To the sAtiEfHc-
ton VI tho engineer Ia charge Work IL 10 COM
m.ncc "u err before October !, 1875,
Proposal, must be endorsed "PrupOshIs for
Dredging IN tho NaTrnws, Boston HaT6Jr, aud
must state the price Icr cubic yard for dredging
aud deT.sitng the lnAteTIal, and DO addressed to
Brvyet MAJOR GencrdlJ q. Foster, So
.ri.,I '''''' iiSSnt "a RnSinnr...
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DRoPOsALs FOR BUILDING A. THlRD
L ORDER Ll8IIT-H OUhB AND kEEPERS
OEORGlA
Tn fAHURY DEPARThENT,l
OFFICE Ii uHr-liOusK B0ARD, I
WAsHINaTOE CI ~, AqE ~, lss
Sealed GropoHas will be Tseeiyed a. ,his once C.,
until clock, y, IN, ON Y. VIDAL tho Hth uAS "
September, lsds, for lrnlshi aE tho materials and
labor Of all kinds nseessary 70 construct erect and
dwelling at or nOAT ~, Simon s,ua 10 aecOIdhhee
with plans aud specification Which may Dc gu
W, b sHUBRiCK,
auGyl 2awyy Chairman,
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WAAHINaToN, D. q.
DE- HARBOUR: Permit me to tender You my sin
eere thanks for the extraordinary care your ALL
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with tho
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doc
tors. had given up ever recovering. until tried
your All-Hcaling Lotion, which, in four weeks.
produced n complete cure.
Your obodieut servant,
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The many thousands cured at this Institution
within the last eighteen YEAR,, and the nuInOrouS
Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Johnston,
witnessed by the reporters Of the '!sun," aud
many other papets, notices Of which nIr-sr'"
again and again before the public, besides hi.
standing as gentleman Of character and resrousI.
bilty, Il 80 meisnt gaafanteo y the AFFLICTED.
Persons writing should be particular in direct
Ing their letters 70 his institution In tho following
| manner: JOHN N JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital
je9-ly Baltimore, MARYLAND
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IMPROVEMENT OF HELL GATE, NEW YORK,

1t, Col. Engineers. Bvt, Ma Gen u.s.h.
Anll-td
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

ST. JosEpH's PIcNIc.-By some means
>sthe types were made to misspell one of the
principal names connected with the crown
ang of the Queen of May, among the young
aadies of st. Joseph's parish, as reported in
our last number. The young lady who
presented the sceptre was Miss M. A. Dona
hoe, and the correctness of her performance
an that part deserved more correctness in
the chronicling of it. In this connection
we will say also, that in the haste of the
moment our correspondent omitted all men
ton of the important services of our friend
and patron, Mr.. Martin Haynes, of the Shell
Road nursery. Mr.. Haynes not only sent
several wagon loads of evergreens and
flowers from his beautiful garden; to deck
st. Joseph's Hall for the event, but, busted
himself for two or three days in arranging
them with that taste and elegance SO visible
to all the guests on that occasion. His kind
ness in furnishing wagon to bring back
the baskets Of the young ladies, completed
his claim to their gratitude for assistance in
their festival.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

SERMON BY RIGHT REV. BIsHoP QUINLAN.
We again remind our readers Of the sermon
which is to be preached tonight at st. Pc
ter's Church, by the Right Rev. Bishop of
Mobile. 1t is not often that our citizens
have an opportunity of hearing this eminent
prelate, whose reputation for learning and
..eloquence has become SO general and 30
well established. A real intellectual and
spiritual treat may be expected. This, to-
sgether with the popularity of the cause in
favor of which collection will be made or
the occasion ought to draw numerous hear
-ers from every part of the city. The new
Conference of St. Vincent of Paul, which
Rev. Father Cornelius Moynihan has
founded in his parish, is sadly in need of
funds, and the zeal of that active pastor has
obtained from the Right Rev. Bishop this
effort as the sure means of obtaining an
-sabundant contribution.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

THE CHRONICLE AND CHURCH V1s1roR-
We find the following notice of our ire
pressible contemporary and neighbor in the
New York Protestant Ckurchman:
This paper published in New Orleans
comes to us with request Please notice. -
1t is an old acquaintance under u new name.
Its principles may be determined from it's
platform, devoted to the interests of the
Catholic-Protestant Episcopal Church ;" or
as it is on the slip which was enclosed, "the
Holy Catholic protestant Episcopal)
Church." The latter explains the former !;
for we were at a loss where to place " the
Catholic Protestant Episcopal Church :"
among the many branches of divided Chris
tendon. The paper appears to be uery
feeble echo of the Chicago american Charch-
man.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

NzGLoTHING.-Tulane Building has become
famous for everything that is fine and
fashionable in the clothing line and now
we have to add that cheapness is a crown
Experimentation. Call on Messrs. Garth
waite, Lewis g. Stuart, Nos. 81 and SO Camp
street, and you are sure to be suited. 's'-'A
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

90 ABsrINENUE ON FRIDAYs.--We have fire.
Sluently been called upon to say whether
Friday is at present % day of abstinence.
I'VE are directed by the Most Rev. Arch
Bishop, consulted on the subject, to make
known that the dispensation Of abstinence,
accorded last autumn, in consequence Of
sickness, having been revoked by the Lem
ten Pastoral, has not been renewed since,
and the obligation of abstinence on Friday
exists rs before for those who are not dis
pensed for legitimate reasons.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANs.-Confrma-
t;on.-On the 26ih April, second Sunday
after Easter. the Most Rev. Archbishop
confirmed thirty five persons at the Con-
vent Chapel Of the Ladies' Of tho Sacred
Heart, parish of St. James. On the same
day, tho probate confirmed sixty-six persons
ut the Church of St. Michael, same parish.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

THE CoNclRr.-Let our readers bear in
mind the 9th of the current month. It is at
that date that the magnificent concert an
nounced in favor of St. Elizabeth's Asylum
,..iM take place at St. Aph0nsus Hall Mo-
sart's twelfth mass, rendered by the best
talent Of the city, aided by the grand Of
.hestra Of the French opera, will be the at
>asraction. = I'M ~ -. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE PoPE.-Another
remittance of q thousand francs-spproach-
ing two hundred and seventy dollars, paper
currency-has been forwarded for the Pom
tificA army. Next week we hope to be
able to send third remittance.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

DRY GooDs.-We would direct the atten-
ton Of our readers to tine advertisement OF
Mr. j. Miller, Jr., No. 8 jackson street, cor
ner of Tchoupitoulas, who offers on Monday,
May 11th, the most varied assortment of
dry goods at the most astonishingly low
prices. Mr.. Miller does not resort to the
disreputable trick of offering to give away
his goods, but he is content with the small
est profits compatible with carrying on
to give him trial.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

f'sa@a 6ram Elevators. ~ egaTAos
It 10 not apparent, at FIRST Wow, what
material advantage wiz aeorue, *, our city
from the grain trade - conducted on the
new system Of elevators. Drsyage, storage,
eteySdore labor, and other chaFges Of TO
shipment aze through it almsst enti1ely
avoided, and; spparently; lost TO our comnu-
nifty. New Orleans becomes uaefe citation
COR ssarGstpg ships, where cargoes are
tEansSszeA BY steam without any business
intercourso with. the resident population,
and without paying any II ths ton which
commerce has always left smsaG u.s. sn,i5
On the other hand, We are told thss TIE
great city Of Chicago - sustained b., its
grain trade, conducted exclusiyely On this
plan; that without shat trade Is would
sink into hopeless ruin, sad ,thst by no
other system than that Of the elevator can
it retain that trade. ioa7a...
In fact, commerce exists merely from the
fact that the products Of one locality can b
brought to another, and then sold, after
paying all expenses, more chsaply. than
they could have been produced there. Tho
cost Of transportation then decides the ex-
tent of commerce, becanse every climate
and every region has it's own advantages
by which it is enabled to produce some
commodity more cheaply than another eli
mate or region. They could always raise
more corn in Illinois than IN Louisiana at the
same cost, but if transportatiop/kad been
one dollar per bushel, their corn never
would have come here. ~" "i f'i -
If the extraordipafy costs of reshipment
that have always encumbered theoommerce
of New Orleans can be avoided, there is no
reasop>~hy nearly the whole of the immense
grain trade of the Mississippi valley should
not pass this way, and why, in fact, the
trade itself should not be greatly increased
beyond it's present proportions by the in
creased cheapness with which its material
will he enabled to enter foreign markets.
In that event the solid prosperity which
it has produced in Chicago will DO repro
duced here on q much grander scale. In
stead of being q mere station for the re-
shipment of a few barge loads of grain sent
to order, New Orleans will have become,
what it is destined to be, the great grain
market of the world. Buyers will resort
here, and the grain will change hands on our
Corn Exchange. Sellers will come here
from the West to receive their money, and
where they sell they are sure to buy. They
will take back their returns in the shape of
imported wares, cotton and and sugar, of
manufactured goods from Europe, and of
tropical productions. r5i.s
have made one step toward the encourage
ment of this great reform. One elevator has
been furnished with a place, and we may
hope that before many years several miles
of our levee will be devoted to their use.
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= NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY NAY IL ,sss
ua1nEnA1 n III w11kx.l

TO CoRREsfoapENTs.-" Marias," verses
on the !" Church Of Ged,n fail in their ex-
preston to do Justice to her sentiments. The
execution is not equal to the conception.
We are sorry We have to decline their pub
lfcation as they stand at present.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

PLAoUEMrNE CHuRcH.-Swbsc,iptio for
the Pontitcal Army--The Propagateur
publishes, this week, in its list of subscrip-
tions, the sum of sixty seven dollars and
forty cents, obtained in the Plaquemine
Church, Parish of Iberville-eleven dollars
and forty cents of which wasin silver. This
sum was contributed by the parishioners
during the mission given by the Redempto-
rist Fathers. 1t was not obtained by
formal collection, but simply placed in a
box set apart for this purpose, which en-
hances the value of the Offering.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The AMERICAN AGRIcULrURIsT. New York:
May, 1868.
This is one of the best-if it is not the very
best of the publications devoted to agricul-
ture. Its pages are replete with matter
well calculated to enlighten and extend the
field of usefulness of the farmer. The editors
and managers are experienced, and thus
fullreliance can be placed on all that appears
in its columns, a thing of no small conside-
ration when it is known how prejudiced
many are against mere theory as leading to
expense and disappointment. This number
has a spirited engraving, " A Roman Farm
Yard" Price OIL so, in advance.
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SPECIALlTIES.
PRICE AND GUARANTEES.

Tn" largest and most varied stock 81 Gentle.
m"n's Cluthiug, Furnishing Goods, 1ntbks, Bags
aud Nahscs, "a the Pacific Coast livery article
sod, bptg uf our uUn mHuuityt ufp, j. gUataHs
tcrl. Having cuntIasts direct with IuHIsaN
and American Manufacture ,i piece guu'ls ".
thereby effect a saving &c fully - Ter cent Ia
hn'sale dealers pf'hts AID are thus able g.
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BARTHOLOMEW GREAT WESTERN CIR

bartholomew GREAT WESTERN CIR
CTS is announced to appear here on Tuesday
and Wednesd ay even ings of this week, (Au-
gust 4,h and 5th.) Thit circus comes most
literally advertised and heralded BY many
highly complimentary press notices. 1t
would seem TO have some new features and
the sort that has been here. The trick
mules ana horses are said to be very won
derful in their way; the equestrians are Of
superior skill and there are not less than four
clowns connected with the establishment.
Ifthere is ANYTHING in numbers they give us
promise of lots OF fun in great variety. Read
the advertisement in this mornings APPEAL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02

THE THEATER was we'll patronized last
nisht, the attraction being the sensation
nelodrama entitled ne Corsican Broth
ers." Mrs. Getzler played the two i'll
starred brothers with much spirit-quite re.
minded us of Bob Taylor's rendition OF
Neafie in the solemn address to Chateau
Reneaud t. rep peat the word-ass-sass-
mated my brother only we think Mrs.
g. does the part good deal better than
either Neafie or Bob. Mr.. Beatty's Chateau
Renaud was delivered nth that actors usual
correctness and good taste. The perform
ance ended with an agreeable mel nge of
singing, dancing, &c, by Mrs. Getzler, Miss
Harmon, Burbank and Melville.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS:
LOUIS MANDLEBAU M
-DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors and
General Merchandise.

Having leased the Brick store lately occupied
by Il A. sears will constantly keep on hand
CALIFORNIA HAMS. BACON, FRESH RANCH
BUTTER EGG>, LARD TEAS. SUGAR,
COFFEE >lRIpS CORN MEAL,
FLOUR: GREEN. CAN
AND DRIED
FRUITS;
Confectionery: Wines and Liquors; and An assort-
ment al Gentlrmen-' Furnishing Goous.
g. Families will md II 10 their advantage TO
examine my stock "a Remember the place:
SEARS BRICK STORE. CARSON CITY, NEW.
LOUIS MANDLEBAUM
Carson June I 1865.
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HELD TO ANswER.-The Chinaman who
accused of shooting one of his country
men few weeks since at Chinatown and
D was late ly arrested at Virginia City, I'M
went an examination before Justice
keeby on Friday and was held in bonds
Irl 900 to answer before the LeXt Grand
~. lie procured bail.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. - There will be
kachins at the Methodist Church to-day,
b A. NJ, by the Rev. ]. W. Stump, and at
Presbyterian Church, at the same hour,
Rev. Isaac w. Anterior. There will be
ion services this evening at the Methodist
|urch, at P. NJ, with a sermon by Rev. Mr..
/, ortop
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02
HE DAILY APPEAL.

IKE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL Con-
rrER will! meet at the Office of Aldrich K
Long, Virginia City, on Thursday, August
h. See notice by Secretary Batterman IN
s mornings APPEAL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02

tHR PoLIrITICAL DEBATE which was TO
fe taken place last evening between Gen.
i d. Edwards and Hon. K. II. Taylor Of
!. ,inia, came TO be postponed in conse-
.nce Of the illness of Gen. Edwards, who
i've are sorry to state, confined to his bed
b an attack Of pleurisy. Col. Taylor was
|mptly on hand; and at his request we will
lie his declaration that he was ready to
I: General Edwards or any other man 5"
smuch as the Colonel seems to be wadng
|und inviting somebody to tread on his
r-tai!, the probability is that he will man
70 get accommodated before the canvass
huch older.