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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-28
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

and the measure is favorably considered
u ia a pleasure, also, 10 recognize IN thef
reports the uniform and unqualfed testimony III 1aVOr OF
the female emnlov6s OF the Government THIS bill pro
poses To give them an assured position IN the service ana
an who testify on the subject agree that her numbers
NAV be Increased under the proposed system with prOh
20 the Government. These reports snow tlI tney arc
dlgent In the performance OF their duties, anu tt ty
are not peeulators thieves. In the grades OF Oces 10
which they have been assigned, as an experluehJ anu
upon suerance hitherto there are no more hOhes a'
ful, and capable persons in the SERVICE
Ia closing. Mr Jenckes said - g.. -.,,,, 10
To insure complete and immediate success IL Would DC
necessary expel all the thieves at once from the
lie service. This must be "A work OF time Inc theFts
fest every department They TO be found IN the s
are like the trichinR In the animal system nor Only yu
Ous when first introduced hut capable OF innmte Tepl
ducOn % the danger Of fatal results There i no 0rahcn
the service where they not 10 be tOund anu c
example Is contagious that honesty becomes INC A-
ceptiOn instead OF the rule There no cure bu orc o
such disease No pests must be introduced. IhoSe
who have effected lOdgnent may be killed OF OK
cised. The honest and intelligent young men
who will enter the service Will soon drive out
many who are lazy and corrupt by exposure
hope that some OF the thieves may be transferred IRON
the Customo to the penitentares IL Is not urged
as measure OF temporary cXpediency or TO promote any
partisan interest," its purpose Is TO place the adnsfa
five departments Of this Government IN the hanus OF
skful and honest men, and tnus 10 renew the health
ad dyHanddn renpubiicdB. The structure or our Gov,
erment satisfactory ALL and whatever deience OF
opinion there may be about the first proposition IN the
wekuOWn cOuplet respecting the forms OF government
all agree granting MS the Republic, upon thaI eA
THAT which is best administered is best"
when Mr. Jenckes had finished his remarks tho House
adjourned 10 Friday morning
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
DEATH FROM ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.


Coroner Keenan, received information yester-
day that n German girl, Emma Konig5burg about IA
years OF age had died Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence Of her parents, No 77i Ludlowst and that there
was every TO believe that her death had been
caused by an abortion. The matter investigated by
Coroner keenan, and ne learned that about three OF -FOUR
weeks ago the neghbOrs noticed that the girl had the
appearance OF being pregnant, and few nights after
ward ueculiar sOuuds were heard proceeding from the
girls room as Of n person In pain Two strange women
were observed leave the house soon aervard hearing
something the form OF a bundle Paroman Jones OF
the Tenth Precinct having learned these facts reported
them to Capt Davis. and they were transmitted 10 the
Board OF Health but Dr. Charles g Richard, Of NO
"a Riyington-st., had given certificate settling forth
that no had attended the girl for the IL days
died from typhoid fever tho Board granted burial per
nit The funeral to have taken place yesterday NJ
noon, but body taken In charge by the police
and the funeral ceremonies were accordingly postponed
much the INDIGNATION Of the parents OF the girl Who
declared that she had been pregnant and that the
allegation that she died from abortion false Deputy
Coroner Wooster Beach, NJ d. aud Or. Robert Newman
made pOstmOrtcm examination OF the BODY, ana toud
that miscarriage had taken place, and that TINS was u
dOubtcdy the cause OF death. As the necessary VIZ
ncsses not forthcoming at the time, Coroner keenan,
decided To adjourn the inquest until today 10 lo O'Clock
g. M at the Essex Market Pohcc-Sation Tho name oi
tho scduccr Of the girl did not appear Some or tho
ueghbor aege the mother Of the deceased girl not
long ago visited midwife in williamsburg Tor tho plr-
pose OF procuring abortion on the GIRL Dut that the
woman declined the task declaring That the GH was 80
far advanced in pregnancy IL would DE dangerous 10 at
tempt IT,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
BACON
IFPROYED TRUNK ENGINE,
FOR STATIONARY, MARINE. AND HOSTING PURPosES
BROOKS BACON, /.
No 80 Wes,st, Ee~YorL
. . =
RAND'S PNEUMATIC GAS.
WARRANTED
TIE SIMPLEST, SAFEST, AND BEST
GAS WORKS IN THE WORLD.

tn, gas made By these works anm quality than aa'Eaa
b. aBy other known process.
The material supplied but during the year While 81 ofu
apparatus used for making gas such known automatic maehrss
especially have TO be supplied weekly semi weekly 'Id dn
The works being outside and entirely separate from the d"ssho''s
or the building to be supplied with the servants oA' have 10
occasion to approach them
All machinery being entirely dispersed with these works can never 81
Of order
The ga, aa be made for less than oneha price ofeo s
Enough gas can thirty minutes supply d"D
ins hotels and factories using twenty thousand bUnera
Accidents ar, impossible the tank holding the liquid placed As
ground surrounded by covered With The iron gashor
RS tie ol portable gas Insurance companies DO not Aa
extra hazardous
We guarantee gas works to give satisfaction.
No required make this gas boy ten years Od can Hih
sasceut gas for Ordinary dwellings in i've uinHes
nisa cheap cea and substitute or coal vood
heat dwellings aud for all culinary operations ke
Those desiring further information will please send for descriptive ~
eullrtO the
oace Of the Company where working models may be
A. C. RAND Co,
No Is Nsssutk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

IL" SPITE OF WIND AND WEATHER.. KNOX
i trade. tbe bssvarsss che season, has been
remarkably i've owing ungr1llbF 20 tae elegance aai nsei
superiority ofa, srnrg style ofHsss for gentlemen Strangers visiting
e city, who want really handsome aal becoming Ir must seek j. 1
KNox.s 80 2lL Broadway, corner of Fu"as.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
lArrollrsmt1'AI
PElRcE,s STONE suREAoE.

Me Wood or PaDer painted with this Surface attain al e h
r ar a Stone; a ,orole te-IHos, 90 SAT- We
NgEToy ps.RcE Co.,
No. sl7 North EeteltI.st Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

My DAUGHTER has been entiYely cured by
pr ROVE when bad Affected hvf tfoai all general
tea o. .st other llgtcans gave her up a. n'ge.r'- -
Paf,i-da7e Ch loor from Fll'oHave Broo.lu
d. Rows, OF-s E7t TssEte'tst Ho-a r 90 p m
Coune N t-ral.enl 10 " 80
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

May 10 lat g. Ion a. schr Mary wAson from PAadsphs m xa
BID, l4 days ont. AT
Ba ~ W
My2 at a. lon 5i bark Young S. johns steering
AB lat g. lon a. bark Fanny Rev-Yorki
ay ~ ~ & 30 lou ca brig en Maria. om Portland oT HsJ.s,
Nay H. a 9s3o ion 49, bark Alfred Peasiek cden,, "a,
Mays lat 30 80 lo 20 &C. brig sportsman Man-s for P.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
TuE LrNr NrMnEn oE DLMonEsI.s MoNrnLY

NaG.IyE contains splendid Attractions and valuable Supplement- M
fug beautiful collar ready and numerous idsIe patterns
No ready and so4 every where
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

Last night n front parlor window in the
Of C. L. Cornish Finhsve vas broken open ey OarsiT
tie BURGLAR TELEGK instant alarm, tue "lnuoW
wa closed and hiun done HoLHGs No 1ol Broadway.
TURKISH BATHS-NO. 13 Laight-st., New
Yorf Ioars. Cent?. and 20 Sundays from
ln a M Ia.L.. ID 30 u q
Evening star., 1868-05-06

THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GERoLsTEIS'
was performed at the National Theater last
evening by Mr.. Bateman's company of Partisan
operate artists for the last time but one in this
city The pleasure OF the audience was testified
by hearty applause, and twice was the curtain
raised for a repetition Of the closing scenes of
two of the acts. Tonight, this yiyacious and
unique opera will be performed for the last
time in Washin gton. II improves on acq aaint-
aHce, and, in spite of its Partisan license of
dialogue and situation, is a charming bur
lesque, full of sparkling musical gems both
sprighrly an tender, which will Iinger delight =
fully in the memory Of thousands. In the hur
Tying cares Of lite, the vitality impaired TO the
physical nature by such an entertain mept
defeats the inrOads of time and labor upon our
natures. Tostee was even more piauant than
usual last evening, and the other principal per-
formers seemed 10 yield more TO the spirit Of
the piece than at any previous representation
IN this city, where they have heretofore seemed
10 labor under some little restraint as being
doubtful how far they might venture on repre-
sentng before a cultivated and refined Wash
IngtOn audience the broader features Of the
Opera BOufe. "a II is given in its home-La
Belle France Tomorrow evening we are
promised the first production of .sIa Belle
Helene" another of Ofenback's works, said 10
BE- a piquant as the ssGrand Duchess and
IL which. also, Mile Tostee is the bright par-
tIcular star.
Evening star., 1868-05-06

The BRITISH MINIsTRY.-A cable dispatch
yesterday announced the resignation OF the
British ministry. bat later dispatches state that
the Queen has declined the offer Of Disraeli 70
resign. She has espoused the cause Of the Irish
Church with I Tehemence that is criticised with
some asperity by the English press Oddly
enough the people under a monarchy are even
less tolerant of heated interference by a soyer-
eign in measures Of State policy than the eiti
zens of Republic, though we suppose they
Will not undertake TO impeach Queen Vic
Meantime Disraeli holds tenaeOusly 10 his pre-
miership, and, backed up by the Queen, tn reat.
ems TO dissolve Parliament IN case the Irish
Church question j. pressed. That il will D..
pressed Is certain
Evening star., 1868-05-06

DISCHARGED PROM ARREST The case Of
Col. Naphsgyi, charged with the forgery Of a
letter IN the name OF ne Hon. Reveriy John
Powell, banker. doing bu usiness In Broad stree,
N-w YORK, came mp befJre justice. C;.rrs,,
- APPLETON, :. l., n Monday, bit in c,nss'
qurnce of h nOn-appearance of the compIa y.
ant, Col. Nsphegyi was honorably dischar Ped
and his bond cancelled.
Evening star., 1868-05-06

THF REPORT Of the Central Centenary Com.
mittes of the Methodist Episcopal General
Conference, in session az Chicago. shows tt,at
while the General Conference Of 1a6I felt IN.
thOrized 70 ask but for 500, ,OOO the aggr.g gate
emO unit received is found to be =, ,3gs, ,662.I5.
Evening star., 1868-05-06

a. Bullocks majority for Governor. in Ala
bans, will exec 1000. The majority for the
constitution il 1900. Both Houses are Repub-
fIcar; the majority in the House is 10.
Evening star., 1868-05-06

CoNvESTION,-The order of the United
American Mechanics will hold a conven ii on a,
Lsncas er, Pa, on THURSDAY mex, for the pur-
p - OF deyising ways aid means 10 establish a
National orphans home for childrn of de-
ceased members OF the order Every State in
the Union, IT Is expected, Will BE- strongly rep
resented
Evening star., 1868-05-06

- The Mississippi Convention Is occupying
Its ume in revising The constitution
Evening star., 1868-05-06

SThe jury in the Cole Hiscock trial, at
Albany, were not BIZ TO agree last evening
md the court ADJOURNED till to-day.
Evening star., 1868-05-06
S TON.
ORGANIZED ON THE OLD PLAN

The hrst meeting Of the Stockholders OF this As
soSis tlop, Tor the purpose Of paying their dues,
No. Market space: Pennsy lysnia avenue, second
noor' on WEDNESDAY,. W 9Th instant, at 8 d. m
Persons desirous OF joining this Association are
spectfUlly invited 10 attend
sub1CnptiOn b. oks will be found at
LEWIS CLEPHANE'S, Collector of Internal
Reyenue AS Seventh street
It. III. HASSON'S, Room Intelli gencer Build
ing
N. W. .BCRCHELL'S, Grocer, Fourteenth and
streets.
N. CALLAN's Office, AS Fifteenth street,
Room
A. J. JOYCE'S Coach Factory, 447 Fourteenth
street
G. II. PLANTS efice, Room Plants Build
ing.
ST sAvAGEs Hardware Store, ID street be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh.
GEORGE Ii. PLANT, President
FRED. KOoSEs, Sec'y my4st
Evening star., 1868-05-06

~ The Ohio legislature will probably al.
1Curn next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1868-05-06
WANTS..

w dfsn. i61 nth It. BET. snd y. nys n.y. H" s..
WANTEDIA NAN, e driv: . MILK v.soa-
WANfBD-Bys . res pecfable Girl asITUArInu
to 90 Box s st,s
q .YogNa LADY, p Tfeet IN ~ bind. OF I'm:
Knit ing: desires = SITUATION in Store kd-
dress U. N , star once. my 63tt
A RIsrECTABLE GIRL WISHES sIrUA-
Please to call At Box Ne. 8, Star once. nys 1t.
sSSs .ssy GIRL soos 4
psnn; .fp,s between and
WANTED.Bya an experienced salesman SIT
fitting store Address 4. B. B, No, street
and 4 . SG
or fancy store. Address NJ. II /, ~ above. ys.sss
WAETEDzBy, respectable Woman, !. situa
w tion ss Cook and to assist in washing snt
corner sth and Ssrket ts sts, Georssto%aa % m, ny sm.
.ss; must 5. honest e tolsn AND 'saT'
viii pay fair price; NICHOLS, corner 18th and
streets, Island. my 5-st'
WANTED.By middle aged American woman,
asa Nurse. or = situation a. Heusskeepsr. Call
or address No 251 street, between 18th and 18th
WANTED-one or two FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ for Gentleman and lady, with Board for the
WAETED-A SITUATION by . young lady,
STAR once
WANTED-An OPERATOR on a sewine Ma
u. % chine. Apply to Mrs. A. WALLACE. $50
WANTED-Two white WOMEN to do Scrub
w bing; Also, two colored women to do Wssh-
ing Apply at the KirkwoOd House. my ST. .
WANTED-A smArt, intellisent BOY. to learn
QaG 0f
quired. cali on Druggist, corner of 10th and N
streets, after Q clock in the Afternoon my 4st.
A 1Js YOUNG NAN who ha. several ye.rs ,s,sHe,
Sr.e.i7 Store, corner Of East Capitol and Sd 81
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AW White Woman
w to cook sash; as, and iron; one who can be we'll
aWmte woman to do general housework and as
sist In washing and ironing. Apply at 397 18th
street, between G and H. my4-3ts
WANTED-A German GIRL to cook and to de-
w general housework. Good references required
my 1886 Pennsylvania avenue.
WiIKUTnEsTr..We want FIRST cla.. FURNISHED
D. L. WELLS co.
Corner eth and r streets, Room s,
ap S0 6t' Brereton's Building.
WANTED-Fsmilies breaking M housekeeping
can dispose Of their Furniture without the trouble
GrpS Erpnit 1i an s1Sian by addressing JAMES
apH I'M - r .
WANTED-nOEsHs, TO rent and sale, large
and small In all parts of the city, for first
CHARLES KLOMAN,
General Agent and Attorney,
mn s-5n 4ss1f 7th street, near r.
WANTED TO BUY-By E. 8. JUSTH Ladies
" and Gentlenen,s SECOND HAND 6L0VH-
ING, UNDERCLOTHlNG, BEDDING, ROOTS,
and SHOES, &c &c, at 2s4 i 7th street between
and streets north. N NB,-No matter how
much they have been worn iasly
S5.UOO. Gsntiemen. and L.dis. k,na, .soans o.
hand CLOTHIEG. Also, all kinds of FURNI.
a. Bridge street Georgetown. fel3-ly
: WANTED-NEw AND CAST OFF CLOTH
w ING Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revslvers
any article of value, at the old Arm
Of X. FULTON CO, PawBbrokers, 5lI Ninth
street, near Pennsyl ania avenue, Singer Sewing
Machine Agency. ia s5-lys
Evening star., 1868-05-06
LOST AND FOUND.

Il 0sT-Ol Monday afternoon, MAJ 4. a Lady's
~ NA1 II AID CD IH,with sm al black Locke
attached; The hnder will receive 8 10 reward by
leaving the above NJ this Office nys-N
1'AkIN UP EsTRAY, on my premises . white
soWi with black spots; left split. The
owner ls requested 10 come fOrw ard prove proper
y. nay CHARGES. and take her away WILLIAM
II c. M s-st.
4 UST-0n the I'd inst. q GOLD WATCH, Go.
IL neys, With blue enameed back; gold face ana
hands; q loci ct attached; no chain or guard Tha
hnder~ be literally rewarded By leaving the
hboNe al TINS omce ys3t
II OsT-On Sunday morning, In eoinR from 81
IL Matthew'S Church, dewn II 90 lsth from 18th
10 ana 18th, JET BRACELET. st with gold
A liberal reward will be paid ~ left al Mrs IN
CALLS. corner OF Sd aud - streets nv a. 81
Evening star., 1868-05-06
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF CoIUyRrA -
At the City OF WashiBgto1. on the zlst day Of
AIIll. ISIS. The undersigned h, reby gives notics
Of hls appointment Assignee of J H ROB
lNsON, in the City Of Washington. within said
District. who has been adJndeea a Bankrupt upan
his own petition by the Supreme Court Of aid Die
trict. GEO. MASON, AttorDeV Al Law
ap2law3w City Hall, Asst gnee.
Evening star., 1868-05-06
81 AKGIsTRH NOTICE.

U -
Notice = Aifshy given TO all qualified voters in
the 6Ey0y1HWAkD that the Judges Of Election
sppo1ntoa - register voters under the act Of Oon
grsss eI9(Iyed February S. 1856, entitled sct
to pan3eh tnexal voting In the District Of Co,un
bia, and for other purposes" will be in session at
THE CORhER OF SIXTH STREET AND VIZ.
- 4-4 GlNIA AVENUE, ~ =
on MONDAY, TUESDAY. and wEDNEsDAY,
Msy 4h, 6th, and 6th, from to O'Clock ?. m. for
the pu rpose of receiving and recording their
The act OF Congress entitled An act to regulate
the elective In the istrict OF COlumbis
provides that each an6 every male per- except
ing paupers and persons under guar dianship, of
the axe Of twenty one yeare and ards, who has
not been con victed of any Infamous crime or Of
fence, apd excepting persons who have voluntarily
given AID and comfort to the rebels In the ate
tellion, and who shall have been born or natural
lied IN the United States snd who shall have re-
sided In the said District for the period Of year
and three months in the ward or election precinct
"a shch be shall offer 70 vote next preceding any
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
franchise, and shall be deemed elector and en-
titled 70 yste At Any election in said city, without
any aisansdon on account Of color or raceu
thyU deirsbls that all naturali1ed citizens
bripR their naturalization papers with them, In
orcrr % avoid cavl - TO their right to register
my l-s6th 6.v. MOVES, Secretary.
Evening star., 1868-05-06

II EADl READll READlii
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEYS
RA Ell ROOFS
Excel In workmanship and durability all sthers OF
similar construction Using none but the best
material, and work performed by men of fifteen
years experience.
He also invites the attention of the public gen.
orally to his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS
viz:
Kosendale and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths, Hair,
Holland Point Sand per boat Salyi pRton
White Sand (coarse and hne,)
Wothsrspoon's CalciHed Plaster,
Felt, Pitch and Gravel.
Sold at the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
nh 0-3m Smithsonian Bridge.
Evening star., 1868-05-06
"A GRAND TAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN,

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street, between and z streets, Gem
mencingW EDNEsDAY, April 10Th, and ending
.sun ,isrs.s nrs s single admission IS cent.
children. 10 cents. Tickets for sale at the Book
Store Of Messrs. Philip Solomon.
The superb Band Of the 44th U. 8. Infantry will
be in atte ndance each evening.
The ladies engaged in this fair have taken es-
pecial care to procure useful articles, well as
Ornamental and every article will be marked at a
price as low as 1t could be purchased for at any
res pectable store.
No rafting or lotteries will be permitted.
The Fair will be opened ct p m. w edn esday
next. and at II m each day afterwards The ladies
will provide Lunch each day from IL to2.
maylQ
Evening star., 1868-05-06
BOARDING.,

R0ARDING-A nicely furnished ROOM newly
- pap reo and p.inred. with BOARD, at No
494. cIner Of and North Capitnl streets. Can
itol bill Extensive ornamental grounds.
my sd' BIC COOKE
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD in a hDe
u locstion; $40 II street; with privilege OF par
ior aLd bath room my ct
Evening star., 1868-05-06
TTwAR DEggARTMESST. EggAIsrMaI SSTT..,,.,,.o,,,c,

US SURGEON GENERALS OFFICI,
An Army Medioai Board, to consist Of Surgeon Ses
2 8. A and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Woodruff
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, q. 8. A, will meet in
New York city, on the LIST Of May next, for the ex-
promotion. and of candidates for admission into
the Medical staff of the 8. Army.
Applicants must be between Il and 30 years of
age; physi.slly sound, and graduates of regular
Applications for permission to appear before the
Board sheuld be addressed to the Surgeon Cen
eral, U. B. Army, and must state the full name,
date.
Testimonials as to character and qualifications
must be furnished. II the applicant has been in
the medical service Of the army during the late
the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank and date and place of service, and
testimopials from off GERS with wbom he has served
should also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing examination, as it is an indispensable
prerequisite to appointment.
The number OF vacancies now existing in the
J. X. BARNES,
h4-eotJel Surgeon General, u. o. A.
0%THE SUMNER COURSE OF OLINICS
at Columbia Hospital, ky Prof. J II.
THOMPSON, will commence on SATURDAY, llth
Tickets for the course. $40. Can be obtained at
Pr Tbompsons Office, 1S4 street, bet 10th and
2lst SITS or at the Hospital of DR. Ashford, NH 81
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AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
Where the public may find, always, what they
want" and that of the best quality.
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