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THE MOST WONDERING DISCOVERY OF
L THE 18TH CENTURY.
DR.. >. ID. H0we's Arabian Milk Cure
FOR CONSUMPTION.
Cures ordinary Coughs and Coles in q few hours
MOWe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier
Ispurely vegetable cleanses the system of all i'm
rich blood.
For General Debility Lost Vitality" and
broken down constitutions,
''Chaliesge the Ntnefeeah Century"
To find its equal
VERY bottle is worth its weight in gold.
Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for S.
Sold Wholesale ard Retail by
CHAs, sIoII & 20, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
d. GILMAN, 621 Pennsylvania avenue
W q: DUckETT, cor. Penua. avenue and % ct.
J.P MILBURN Co., near Treasury Department
A.pAyIs Co 18th and streets.
j. u. MAJOR, 7th and streets.
j. II. STONE, eth and l. streets.
d. CLARKE Co. "a and Pennsylvanis ave.
J. JoNEs, 231 and A ST, 8 Il.
TABER Co., 529 18th street K.
ID. BOWLING, "a and O streets 3. W.
A. ]. scHAPHKRT North Capitol and II streets.
.. p. HIcKLING, sol Penna. ave. and Sd street.
w. r. STONE. corner 7th and D streets.
WuFRKD MCLEOD, Georgetown. mar19-3m
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The Tennessee democrats favor Gen. Pillow
for Governor. Not much "possum" about Pill
low
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ALL PARTIES IN FRANCE IN FAVOR OF THE
NEXT WAR.-The republican left in the French
Assembly viii not oppose the war estimates As
agreed upon by Theirs and the budget commit
fee A deputy made a speech yesterday in the
Assembly in which he argued that France
needed an army Of 10000 to keep pace with
the neighboring powers.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

lroR sALK-A fRACfoF LAND. bord -rins On
II Rock creek. and adjoining the city. Il ~ on if
two -. ne asArries ant eligible building sitcs: viii
: Also. two BRICK ROUsEs IN the riTa M.rd.
t Asss'1a 10 s,i ss ..re.t.
ESok RENT-A FRUIr FARa near thi. city
d VII kse~ for several years on the most favor
abb terms. Inquire tor particulars ct the st.r o.
nee. teois "
CSOk sALA-A Yarn Of ACRss, south Of the
II Potomac, above Aqu>dact bridge. Improve
ments House and out buildings. with . variry OF
fruit. hne view u the river and city. Price,
SSes; 81 so cash, balance on hong time. Address
FAVE ACRES. this osice. mara eo2m'
EoR SALE OR RENT-HoUsH No. l<1s Penn
eyiysnia avenue, 90 posfse W lizards. Inquire Of
r; W. DowSMAS, Real ESTATE Broker.
EQR RENr-rwo COMMUNICATING ROOMS
Il heated BY q Letrobe, with water end gas, fur
nIsnea or Sniarnished, ct No. s1s street. ketsr-
ENoR RENf-six nre AFvICE ROOMS in the
south side. felO-tf
EQR RENr-A SALOON PAkLOk with Dining
u Room, Kitchen and Bed room. House neat and
well furnished: has modern improvements. Charges
moderate. Inquire az 1919 @ street. naz
L rent also unfurnished with CT without board.
No. S01 Missouri avenue, Sd door from Sd street.
south front. decR
EOR RkNT-HOUsE Cor reut and . urn ture Cor
Il sale, at No. 81 Pecnsy lsvnis syenu between "a
and ~ STREETS Furnished ard unfurIf- Nd ROOMS
for rent AZ No. as PeHnsyivanis avenue, bstweea
3D. and "a streets. feha4 I'm
E>oR RENT-The large DwELLlNG-H
- ISL Pennsylvania avenue. six doors east of the
National Hotel; wide rocm -taircsses and passases
masn see Indisns ays,,n.
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At meeting Of the Stockholders of the SOUTH
ERN MARYLAND RAILROAD COMPANY held
this day at the Banking House of ant, Washington
Co., in this city, for the poeeof eecting twelve
directors OF said company for the ensuing lively.
months, the following gentlemen were unsnimou sIv
elected. viz: Samuel s. smoot. John W, Tn,mnson
TN city; George Scott. Rich.rd j. Capron, Willis
GsSiord, OF the city Of New York; Alex ander Hay
OF Pennsyly ania; Arthur NJ. Eastman, New Hama
SHIRE; Benjamin g. Hsrris, Dir. John NJ Broom,
IgBatirs Mudd, Mary land
On motion OF Colonel Smcot William p Hunting
ton, Of WashiDgtoy was elected treasurer.
CHARLES b. WINDER, Secretary.
vpIoa t
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TwAsHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK
~ OUT RAILROAD COMPANY
FoREsTvILLE, PRINCE GEORGES Co., Md
February "a, 1877.
At meeting Of the carporstors Of the Washing
ton City and Point Lookout Railroad Company, at
Ordered. That books Of subscription to the CAP
itsl stock Of said company shall be opened on Fri
DAY, the 29tA day Of March, lS71 at Riley Store,
forestville for the pur pose Of enabling All person
who may desire do subscr be TO the CAPITAL
stock Of said company Books viii be opened at 10
O'Clock Q. N and closed at 3 O'Clock D. m ~
DUNCAN D. WALKER,
S.W. B. HUTCHINS,
st SUIT,
JOHN D. BOWIE,
feb2e- Inn p. g. GRIMES.
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STONE CrrTxRs' EIGHT HoURs' STREE
The stone cutters employed on the federal
buildings in Columbia, y. G, are still awaitn z
the action of Congress sustaining the eight hour
Jaw, which was passed in July, isoc. Superin-
with the work
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NEW MOI GOLD No.
9TH ST. 9TH ST.
PAPERHANGINGs, PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, NAILS,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, sCHROMOS, &C >,
until April LIST, to make room for Spring Stock at
j. MARkRITER'S.
No, 4s6 7th street.
faperhsngrg and window shades put DIP in city
or country. marly2w
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|. DISTRICT CLAIMS

WASHINGTON d. C.. March rs, 1871
The following claims are in the possession Of the
c. mmittee of the House OF Delegates, on the In
debtedness Of the District of Columbia and the par
ties conserved are n Quesfed to call at the Lezfsa
tive Hall, and get those belonging them on or be
fore WkDN BSDAY, March 20, I57s. as il Is ihe de-
sire Of the Committee to close the business before
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
DOGAN 4 WILLIE
offer advantages in all the varied departments of
DRY GOODS,
.... sEAs0HABLE DRESS GOODS.
Sfsf s AsR SSSs. Wan Asp L.crs,
HosfERr AND GLOVES.
ossr oSa%pists stssr One One P ,dIs, opi
nsrisif Nos. lOls and loso Ith strsetN.w.
GARDEN AND !Lswik SEEDS, FRUIT
nssIsctf uy ealIs the attention q the public TO his
SiSGSs ssI Side. .hish are Al. :ss.ss
Ti IeSsi sHsps. e.sr.cine all the noreIti..
The IxUIf TEES are yiscroa. and well grown.
"a 1s, and d"'r' Pun
Screw sfS ~ the Stsss pssss5s
sLAckBkRkiEs, CUkHAErs. GoosssEs
sHEPH TREES, EvlResIEHs, ROSES,
SisM9S, and oths, bedding llants With erythins
prices. John SAUL. 's'e
narlssost op,o.; Ssf ssv s.sn st Ss.
iAfA0VI ihnnPhnaoSSsrmrsrs.A
EAhr TBS 9 SsgR OF The -
We: the undersiened, are determined to cell our
CABINET FURNITURE,
at as low figures any house In the city, whether
making mproy tint nis not. All We ssk IL 20 call
and - anime for yoursslves. at the cldes., fprsi
ture Establishment In the District. No. 3lS sth
street, between Ps nnssiy anie avenue and sire l.
H. ZIMNekMAN SON.
me-. sEIcrcsC=s = AcG-eg 2 3 &c.
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@io;O.fz0RIENTAL LODGE, No. 10
THIS EVENING, At O'Clock, to msfs sr1ans sst
nents for the funeral Of our late bronze II s. rS
BAuIx. It'll JOHN VAIL, Re Sec.
Wy TON will bold . regular msetiss This
IS1;;'d.!, fyTN MI aSss met. :. 50. In Cl.rts
a; RUTHERFORD, President.
-OnAS- T. C0f1vS, Zee. IL
,~EHTY-TIR9f DIsTRICf.-Thers Will
u9 be . meeting OF the Republican Club OF the
nth District, st the Baptist church corner lzth and
sts northeast, 1t y m, on WBDNgSpA1.
Ma IN :oth, 10 make arrangements Tor the Bmanci-
sIDNIY W. Herbert. Prs.t.
G. M. BARTON. Seey. It,
tChroniels, Republican,
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MRS. COREY, No. 521 18th street, bet and +
lvI streets, has lust received from New York all
the SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES for Dress
making Full Suits made in one DAYS notice. mls 81
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IHE OLD CATHOLIC Party IN GEeNANy.-
peiegates OF the old Catholic party to the num-
& Oh one hundred held meeting at Bonn,
Germany, last week, and resolved to csu :
general congress to meet at Colo0ne in S.nt.n.
per. petition against thu Jesuits "a, framed
To be presented to the Reichsrae. 'eo'
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- STREET RAILROAD MEErIN,

w
A public meeting q the citizens OF EAST WASH
sion OF the Mefropetan street Railway, will lie
held on wBDnIspAY IykNlNG, March 9th, p.
will be epeu for the subscription Of stock. All in
fsrested are respectfully invited to attend. mis- 5,
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BOARDING..
DLEAsANT FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
Il NlsHED ROOMS, with BOARDING.. 1013
10th street, corner of Massachusetts, av. ml9-zt*
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
How.pn uorsr sls PER MONTH.
feb26-lm Corner 9Th street and Pa. avenue.
EIRsT-CLASs BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, &c . had on reasonable terInt
Of 1901, corner Pennsylvania aveuae and 18th
Dfro0t. Good location and accessible. mhE-ly
EDUCATIONAL.
FBENcH AND GERMAN taught by an erpe-
4 rienced Teacher, educated in France. ENi-
LISH taught to Foreign Ladies or Gentlemen
Address MISS L. CANIBERGER, care of General
Jsffries, Scott Place, City. ml4-eo5ts
MISSES PORTER 4 eHAMPNEYs HOME
WI SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, Old Hadky. Mass
The Summer Term viii commence WEDHEs-
DAY, April3, 1877 Circulars and testimonials can
be obtained OF Judge c. Mott, Court Of Claims,
Washington, d. c., or application to the Princi
pals. marslm
EHGLIsH, EkINUH, AID CLASSICAL ID
u 6TITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
N ke AEQ ELO JAOKeON, Principal.
No. VS. New York avenue. northwest se1-ly
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n~TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE DIS.
N TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Noti6e ts hereby giren, that the Board of Appeals
to revise the assessment Of property will the
Office ef the superintandent Of Assessment and
Taxes, Columbus Building, in the city of Washing.
ton, on the 1TH Day OF MARCH, 1879, at 10 o'clock
and that thereafter the said Board will be in
session from 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL O'Clock p.
NJ, OF each day, tSundays excepted and on Mon
day and Thursday from to O'Clock D. m, for
thirty consecutive days, as required by law.
All appeals made to said Board Of ppe ais against
whom assessments have been made, shall be made
In writing, and under oath or affirmation.
IA. HALL, Ell. MIDDLETON, Jr
WM WALL. GEORGE WILSON.
RILEY sHINN. mari Ina
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NEW No. J
439 !
1TH ST. }
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. CORRECT THE STVMACh.

~ CORRECT THE STOMACH.
It's ell-ascertsined ply siologica fact that the
origin OF most OF the ills that aiict humanity IL
derapeed condition Of the alimentary canal. The
bowels become constipatsd and sluggish and thence
arises train Of painful AMI distressing maIaiies
As preventive and cure. there s remedy 90 safe
PILLS. "
WEST POINT, GA, Sept. ;, ISL.
hys years, and have with for,itude. and patience
tried nearly every patent medicine known to the
people without any efectual relief II was suggest
ed by some Of my friends to take your Vegetables
Pills for which am under obligations for said sug
gestion 1t being favorable one, propose to state
the effects 1 weigh more than ! ever did, and my
health Is far better than il has been in five years
certainly give all the credit to your Pills and a
soc as there 10 an increase in the family You NAV
bet, il IL 10 a male, that his name shall be INIT
Publish If you choose, ~
Very respectfully, j. DoyALpsoy
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NOTIOE TO THE LADIES AND AMATBURe
IN Of nrgt-clAss Reses, Ornamental Treee, Shrub
Climbing Parior Plants, Ac.-HAving sold Q part Of
my place and Eishing to dispose Of the balance IL
the spring, 0ner for sale the best collection Of the
sboys-nAmed PLANTS and . great May Other
kinds OF first quality In quantities to suit purchasers
4. JARDIN, Florist corner Of coapecticuf avenue
Washington, d. % ooS
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A CARD.-We are requested to return
to the firemen of Carson City the thanks
of Bright e. Simpson for the good work
they did them on the day of the fire, in
saving their property in the hour of
great peril, and to say that they will be
welcome and expected to calf at their
place of business in person and take a
drink, or several of them and let them
remember that in the future, rs in the
past, we are their friends.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - As the ten
O'Clock train yesterday was going to vir-
ginia, when it neared the Silver City
switch, the heat had spread the rails so
that seven dumps and two flats ran of
the track and rolled down the embank-
ment. The track was tore up and the
ties cut and broken for about one hun
dred and fifty feet. The cars were
smashed mp and badly mutilated, but no
one was injured. The ten O'Clock, it will
be remembered, is not passenger train,
SO there were none aboard but the rail
road EMPLOYEES, and they all escaped I'M
cured. The track is not yet fully re-
paired
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ATTEMPTED AssAssrsArrox.-"Jew tail

ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-'Jew tail
or" Good Rebel" Greeley man, -
were the words that led to the event
that gives US the above heading. Chas.
Harris, dry goods merchant living on
Carson street, three doors below Sla-
vonian firm of fruit merchants, while
standing in front of his store, became en-
gagged in conversation with Perasich of
the other firm. Harris accused him of
writing the abov. words on the boards in
front of tailor shop just above Perasich's
place. Words soon became bitter and
angry: they approaching each other, pos
sibly for little pugilistic exercise, when
Joe, the other partner, came up behind
and struck Harris several blows on the
head with hammer, cutting the skin to
the skull, and in fact was mere accident
that the blows did not kill him. Out
siders interfered and separated them,
Nick going out of town and Harris going
70 drug store for medical aid.
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REopENED.-Bright 4 Simpson, burnt
out day or two since, moved into their
old place again yesterday, only being out
of business for two days. The place has
no roof on but there is no danger Of
storm and soon it will be rs good as new.
Last night it was as bright and fresh in
side as ever. Who can beat that; to be
burnt out and doing business again in
the same place in less than two days.
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A HoRsEs HEAD HARDER THAN A Mans
Frr.-yesterday man by name of Car
rick came into DR.. Lees Office requiring
surgical operation. On examination
the DR. found two fingers broken, which
he set and duly cared for. The gen.
tlenan then informed him that in
chastising his horse in the regular
pugilistic manner, he struck him on the
head with his fist. The horse is alright,
but it will be several days before the hand
gets down to its regular work. We I'M
derstand the gentleman lives at Dayton,
and left soon after the operation for his
home.
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NEW RAILROAD TRACK.

Carson is particularly interested in the
doings of the V. 4 T. +. r. Co., for this
road is ours in a certain measure-it is
ours To pay for. But we won't complain;
if half of it has done US so much good,
financially, what may We not expect when
the whole is completed? The new track
through town, starting at the west above
the round house, is laid east to Carson
street. This track is laid along the creek,
parallel and close to it, and to secure the
railroad embankment from wash in high
cater, the company is laying solid rip
rap wall Of granite on the water side.
Just below Carson street the company
will flume about one hundred and sixty
feet of the creek at or near the locality of
their contemplated new freight house,
and below that long and substantial
railroad bridge will be built over the
creek. A large force of laborers and me-
chanics are at work on all these improve
ments, and we expect they will all be
done by the first of October A new
freight house and depot is much needed
and will soon be built, and the boys who
have worked SO long and faithfully in
that old shanty, will be removed to quar-
tiers tit for the positions they occupy, Be
patient, few days more will bring your
freight in unbroken bulk and on quick
time Big teams for the Southern mines
will load here and return to their desti-
nation. Rumor from the inside says that |
mechanical engineers are engaged ON the
plans for a new and mammoth foundry |
and machine shop soon to be erected in
Carson We shall watch with much inter-
est the progress of this work, for while
the company is making fortune, We shall
certainly be benefited some
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STATE LAND OFF1CE.-Surveyor Cen
eral Day, Register of the State Land
Office, has sold in the last few days land
as follows: Sept 7th, 100 acres; on the
10th, ITO, and on the 18th, 24O. acres.
State land is selling rapidly. and soon all
that is valuable vili be sold. Much is is
sold on contract, drawing ten per cent.
interest, which is double investment,
for the the state s not only gets good interest
for State and county purposes.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

osMsBY House,. h. MEDER 1 SON PROPRIEroRs
Mrs W H LowellS Marlette g Simpson
II Thompson VIM Blsckmore " Bowden
7 II Clayton CAV Putnam J G Meder
II Harrison CIV Keeney Rube Denton
T Bunkhead
ST. CHARLES HoIEL-GEo ruFLY PROPRIETOR
l. BOwden " H Seaman G Mitcheum
4 Schulz L Fox CHAll
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AUCTION SALE OF FANCY GooDs, STA
PIES, NOTIONS, Erc.-We wish to call at-
tention to Mr.. Maish' 8 column advertise
ment in to-day's APPEAL. He will, on
Saturday begin a sale by auction of one
OF the choicest and most extensive as
sentiments of such goods that ever was
brought to Carson. We shall refer to
this matter more ut length tomorrow.
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A GREAT BATTLE ExpEcrED.-Last
night report spread abroad that hum
dred recruits had come in from the rail-
road to reinforce the beligerents in China
town--tO clean out the Sam Sing crowd /;
consequently this crowd came to Sher-
iii Swift and wanted to get the howitzer
to take into his place for effective defence.
At o'clock all is quiet and both armies
are laying on their arms waiting for the
signal to begin the fight. Look for more
news if the battle opens before we go to
press.
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TAKE WARNING.


F1NHE v. 4 r. =. q. COMPANY ARR
Il anxious to take due prccsution against n,ci.
dents and lo~s Of life r,sulting from running nf
their trains and they take this method II warn.
ing PARENTS and guardians against the dangers
attending she ton common practice &; childrn
having In charge the business of the Company
find u impossible 70 PERSUADE boys, ~ho fr..
qucnt the termni and stopping PLACES * tl. real
from climbing upon tir cars and engines AMI
they will feel Themselves Obliged 10 rr-ort 10
more decided measures IL these annoysnses ~,
continued. Recent accidents. which AM who'll,
ascribabr TO the csrrlcssn, ~ II perpon. jumpip.
on and on the ears WHEN IN motion, should b,
warning enough In themselves.
lit II. NJ. fERIN6ToN, SUIT.
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the TRIP OF the SCOTT PARTY TO
VIRGINIA CITY.

By invitation of Superintendent Ye,
ington We joined the excursion part
which yesterday went to Virginia City
The party consisted of the following per
sons: Thomas A. Scott of Pennsylvania
President of the Texas Pacific Railwa,
Company, and the following named gen
tlemen, Directors of said corporation
w. j. Walters, Baltimore; Col. Geo
Williamson, Louisiana; ex U. s. Senator
j. s. Harris, Louisiana; Governor j. w
Throckmorton, Texas; and John Nc.
Manus, Esq, of Reading, Pa. Besides
these there were the following ladies and
gentlemen who are travelling companions
of the above: Hon. John Sherman, u. S.
Senator from Ohio: Mr.. N. H. Rinehart,
sculptor, Rome, Italy; Mr.. Dodge, Mrs.
Dodge and Miss Dodge from Boston:
| Mr.. John P. Green of Philadelphia, Sec
Rotary to Col. Scott; Mrs. John P. Green;
Miss J. Walters, Baltimore; and Miss
Bancroft of Wilmington, Del. The Car
sonites who joined the party we're Senator
Nye, Mr.. Yerington and your humble
servant. These ladies and gentlemen
took this trip to Virginia by invitation of
the officers of the " & L. r. r. and
merely as a sight seeing and pleasure
jaunt. The car used for the excursion
was one of the regular passenger coaches
in use between here and Virginia it be-
ing deemed inexpedient if not imprac-
ticable to take over the steep and wind
ing road the cars in which these excur-
sionists came here. We got of at
80 in the morning and arrived at
the Virginia City station about $50
O'Clock. Here the party were
met by Mr.. Ralston of the Bank Of Cal
lfornla, Mr.. Edgington and other, who
had carriages in readiness to convey them
to see the lions, bulls and bears which do
congregate in and upon the Comstock
lode. Gold Hill and its mines, hosting
works and mills, were first visited. and
from there the excursionists were con-
veyed back to Virginia for an inspection
OF such mining operations as they might |
desire to witness upon that part of the |
ledge. General Batterman of the Gould |
and Curry and Colonel Requa of the
ChOllar Potosi, entertained these guests |
with the generous hospitality so charac-
terlstlc OF those gentlemen and then,
such as chose to do SO, went down the
Chollar shaft and were shown the under
= "onIetS VI .hat famous mine.
Mans .houensiul attentlons We're be-
,, .he; upon 'nese worthy visitors who,
~ ~ .neli urn, were h,vlsn OF expression
- Monuer, uei,99n' ana satlsiacSon. The
pal'y returned mere ABOUT o clock and
"en ~ lnilneaialely ON BOARD Their cars and
ei ~ ior memo "i.hout deay.
we are sorry 70 record anything IN con-
, ,;E with TINS days excursion that
WI nave any tendency to mar the pleas
l u "nicn must attacn to recollection
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-13

EXAMINED IN JusT1CE's CouRr.-The
Cinnamon arrested for riot, and for kick
ing mp general row, shooting through
buildings, and shooting the Chinawom-
an Foy Sing a few days since will be ex-
amined before Justice Parkinson, on
Tuesday next
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BOARD OF PRISON COMMISSIONER
The Board Of State Prison Commits
sioners met yesterday and transacted
their usual business.
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OATH OF OFFICE FILED.-Ramon de
Zaldo filed his oath of Office in the Office
80 Secretary of State on yesterday AZ
missioner of Deeds of Nevada for
F1ia, to reside ir San Francisco.
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