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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

"THE New CARSON APPEAL" is de-
signed to fill a vacancy caused by the
premature death OF its elder brother, and
give to the citizens of Ormsby county
and the neighborhood north and south of
US Republican newspaper--let it is
also to be understood that its publication
was hegun with the deliberate plans and
intentions of its protector to make it one
of the permanent business institutions of
the State.
Our terms of subscription are as fol-
lows:
Delivered by Carrier in Carson. Soc per week
Sent by mail, one year. -Sl2 w
Sent by mail, six months. s..-.................6 SO
Al papers sent By mail must be paid for
IN ddcGnce.
Persons desiring the APPEAL sent to
their address will understand that the
COIN must accompany their orders.
The carrier is under instructions to col
lect of Carson subscribers every week,
and to stop delivering the paper to per-
Sons who are not sufficiently solvent to
enable him to carry ont this rule.
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia city aad Carson DAILY a. 6 am
ain. 10 ain. IL IN. 2p.m. pm. and . m
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

| GrOrers.
| A. B. Driesbach South Carson street
| Mason. Cheney i Co., Penrod block, Carson
| and Telegraph streets.
| B. F. Foster King and Or,nsby streets
acob Tobriner, Carson ard Musser streets
7. Beer 4 Bro, Empire.
Markets.
Eagle Market Carson and Proctor streets-Mat
| Rinckel proprietor. s.
City Mat Market, King street-John 2. Meder
proprietor.
Dry Goods.
Olcovch Bros, Carson and Fourth streets
Sheyer Morris, Carson street, al. dining
Wells, Fargo * Go.
oe Rosenstock, Carson and Musser streets.
hopple Il Platt, Carson and Third streets.
Liquors Wholesale.
Geo. u. Fryer. South Carson street.
J. L. Scott, Carson street, between King and
Musser.
E. Perasich, Carson street. next door 70 theater.
Druggists.
o. P. Willis. Carson and King streets
c. +. Cotton. Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol.
T Beer 4 Co, Empire City.
Watches and Jeyvelry.
John G Fox. Carson street, opposite the Cap
Chas W Friend, Carson street, between King
ana Musser. ...E H# ..-
Rice Peters. with Wells & Fargo. Carson
street.
Insurance.
Imperial Ins,srance Company. OF London
Rice x Peters agents. Office with Wells, Fargo
X Co.
Bank Of California. street, Virginia City.
.t Gift Concert. 5-L.t
Gift Concert. authorized by law, for the ben.
eft OF the state Insa;. Asylum. ID. L. Blanch- +,
ard, Manager. Virginia City. John d. Kelsey, |
agent, Carson.
Livery stables.
J. u. Benton, Carson street, opposite Wells,
Fargo & Co.
Occidental Stable. Winnie I: David, Carson and |
Musser Streets.
Restaura nts N nd lodgings.
sazerae Restaurant, corner Carson and Proctor !
streets.
Hotels.
Or,l,sby House. Carson and Second streets
B. II. Meder * son proprietors.
st. Charles Hotel, corner Carson and Third |
streets-Gco. Tuiiy proprietor.
:. arm Springs Hotel. Empire turnpike, one
an one-half miles east Of Cacsou-L. Lacha-
pelle proprietor.
Theater Saloon, Moore x Parker Carson Thea
Ter DlilulnG.
Bank Exchange Saloon sweeney's building,
King street-R. Il. Brown proprietor.
Old Sazerac Saloon. Carson street, ncZt to !
Ormsby House-Lewis x Thornton proprietors.
Magnolia Saloon, County Building. Carson
street-Gage NAV proprietors.
A Scott, Carson street
Daley's Exchange, c. street, Virginia City-C.
II. Daley proprietor.
alace Saloon. North c. street, Virginia City
Tinker Shepard proprietors
Stage Lines.
Carson City and Yirgina--LA.ld i Billings
Office in st. Charles Hotel.
Genoa and SA3tr MonuItain-Luther Olds
proprietor-ofice at Wells, Fargo I. Co.'S Agency.
J. b. Kersey agent.
Attorneys.
T. D. EawaIis-ofiee in swetn.y's bailding,
King street.
John G.. Fox, Carson street.
Cigars.
Chas. ". Friend. Carson street.
Physicians.
DR.. l.. A. Herrick, Homeopatsist. Office in
County Building.
Railroads.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company. Of
ice, north Of the Mint, on Carson street. {
Nurse.
Denis eek, prsfessionsl sick nurse. ?
Wants,
Situation wanted. Apply at Muller's Hotel.
= A -, |
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"ANTE1ltA party sesisDa TO. Rent
o4-tf J. e. LADD.
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Can always be had at this Market also, SUPEr
RIOR CCRNED BEEF for family use
BY careful attention to business and prompt
delivery OF all orders, when desired, tnesunder.
Igned, proprietor Of the City Meat Market
,opes 10 merit . share Of patronage.
i-tf. yeHE F.NEDAA.,
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IT E. LADD,9 EMPLOYMENT OF.
- fee can furnish Cooks, WGtsrs and boys to
srttes desiring the came. oA.H
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A CARD.

Az this section Of country 10 now. Infested With
horde Of Carpet bag Book who are Tobbng
nr oood people charging O1oebitant prices aud crcu
istipS Books published In Protestant HouSes please
the following Hist Of Catholic works and prices
or de benefit Of Subscribers and those who WAh to
subscribe to
THE LIFE or CHRIST.
LIVES OF THE SAINTS
LIVES OF THE POPES
HOLY BIBLE,
MeGesehegan & Nitshels HISTORY OF IRELAND.
Each Number Fifteen C0nta
be above works are beautifully illustrated printed on
GOOD paper in large type They can be hAd in the
S'beauest Catholic Book Store in the South.
P.F. GoGARTYs,
Isl Camp street
Parties wishing to procure copy OF the REV. IA
TIER BURKE'S LECTURES, the great Irish Do
Priest would do well to call and register their
nance and send their address the drs; edition Of
this 5eoks viii s09a Tp1 az. tsIS q
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2 Eathoilc Total lbstine,ce tJnion: .

- tafholic Total Abstinence Union: =
she anHssnsaaasst ln lsst Gan.
days sTARS tAses vail Do = messing this sua-
day evening. 81 O'cleck. for the purpose Of
easosip& thas Organisation ~ a Uaisn in thta
'oitUsdThs, neseing yin 10 sAsld In, AhAn Hail
sassvs thisaAaca and M tAoss intsrsssse iatats
ssfnssisa fsaisSitsd " attend. ;1Ais sasssinS
win Be enstSf more than ofdiSary fnp0orS aaes
,ss u II Intended 70 adopt 4 sonstit don, ana.
,eenmeacs work At once, N possible. sThe Tom
Psranss Daye~snt 1t che North hes grewH to
fnnsnso Faopsst ioss withis the psss fsw years,
aud tbe gratifying spectacle Of . meeting of
delegates fepressnting 100000 Catholic Total
Abssinsnce man was Witnessed at Baltimore on
the % sad 23d Of February lsst. Thsse dele
gates FORMED an organisation styled "The Ca
tholic Total Abstinence Union Of AuericA"
which has for lite object the promotion Of the
cause Of Total Abstinence througsout America,
and which has taken moral suasion for ita bat
tie cry. It 10 no Idle movements Of the hour, or
fever Of excitement, but 10 born Of s6ber CON-
vietion and wisely bases la hopes aud antici-
patioEs on tho solid corner Stone Of religion.
The organization about to b effected will AZ
6liats with this Union and will work for the
came object and BY the Same mesns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IuBEaNfAH BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssoCIA TIoH-Branch No. New Orleans. j uns 80
is72-The regular monthly meeting OF BrAheh Nc.
will DO held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, July y lS's'
at a o'clock In ST. JOhns SchoOlhoaSe S'0''
Members are earnestly rsquestsA 70 attend.
BY orSSE D. A. AULLA~ T. -
JOHN q. MSSSG1. secrstA2A 1S'N
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Do EeT DKsPAIR.-H Hundred of cases Of
scrofua its vorst stages that have deaed the sn
~ eminent Pbysictans Rheumstics that have been
Suffering yeare and the Victims Of the
nss OF Lercury, have been radically cured BY DIX
TT III SARslPARILLA. It IL the most powerful
Alternative and blood purifier known II 10 Prsscrioed
By many Physicians in their prnetice
II Won have ChiHs, whether every other day. every
tenth day every two three wosks, take DE- Tot
LIVER PILLS, and you Will check them. othsFWise
tney viii stioH " Jva I'll Water.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE contains nc Sulphur.
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CAurIoN-Every Eenuine box Of De. NC
LANES LIVER PILLS bears tho dgnatgre OF Eiom;
ling Brothere PittsbuPR Pa and their private Unitee
States Stamp. Take no Othsri the market IL full Of
r. q fhe popuisr verdict that people who have boen
the q Btt0F0 or Cordial are ooneeo
eventuay TO resort 70 McLAHEs LIVER PILS foT per
Innnent relieH AP1o Ot-a
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rx1DaRAPaIc svlrseAAY.
UNITED STATES.

NV YoRK.-The .krikorn and b,,ss.s seAm To
10 gradually coming to terms, each making
some conceasI0ns 70 tno otner. On UP <4tn
BARRIERS IN I1oO shope str9ck ZOE Eecnceo noors
ut once to theirdemanda. The Police Commits
sionefs gave the dslegseton OF OrsnKemcn Per-
misetsu 70 parade on the l2sh Of July. Tho
delegation reports thae tho equalization num-
bera 6e0O ~ New xork C1ty. They are noe 70
be asmed. 1n0 tr,al Of stokes was commenced
on the 9th. The convicts In the State prison
at Albany 6ex9ltsa on the 9th, Wy we're lock,
- W, W. - ~ Ja.xs ovu.ss ~ ~: - X S;@
cuity che revolt was nut down the same
Sycnanr, % - + = -. - Qua
r.7.T'''-- .-# POLITICAL. .' t
The following Democratic State Cen yentieus
held durinR tie weak have deolarod for &C.
ceptipg tks Cineinnati nominees: Nshraska,
MisslsesipPS. CHu1oInIe, OaIo, AIAsnsns, aso
no.s. S Snu ir.trnc.
tons. in LIMOS tas Liberal snd Ds40csss,e
SoGsJ S;x;s.. uu,;n. snS s,snae e y. eslic~se
;t SosaiS.o ~".,,n. S.....s- - 80. md
Attornsv Gsnersi: Demoersss - Lisntsnant
$500 ~ SrIstn. r-es.nrsr nj CIs,[ ~ she
sa,,a Gon.4 hs srsatest tbnsiasm pss e
S"ks, ~ n.,;s ~ rns,,;ne. ~ tHs .ahor
pAxsS,.r. ~. Er;ttsn T.ttsr Sscfinin~ the
n;nnn Gonxs,,.ien az III nov a.SaScpy v w was
"n,n;na ~ et New ynrt ~ ~ 80 Rennhli"an
Fee TraSsrs awaits the sotion Of shs Baiti-
--r-o'e -,
g.. :. ga~ s'' -ENGLANDs i"7 ." ''''''
Granville, the House or Lords, ana CHAD
s1ono III see G:ns, AZ siIasa. T Va w
Rn .oJS ~ n; " L.;dd tiat ;UI,rect
aI ~; AZ ,o4 onrst;tnts 800 fonnSat;on for
omnrs, ~ o Sor,anas 80 Sb"nrd Ia ercInded
Iva . y; ~ tr.otU =; ~" oonsiSsr
~ ~ ~ amd 10 fnr,bss +rnrSia 10 anr,sbanSed
E sIs, 'n i,. no thn. no;n"a y as a;nt The
Raars Confines i ;n sacret .sss;op in Geneva
Terr;6c stnrms nassed over the oountrS on the
| N4'n' ues''os'ns '"'1oinse' ''e's "n" e''p''
| FRANCE. o.
| NEGOTIATIONS with Germany for anticipating
the time for the liberation of French territory
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AID
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THE HiBERN1A INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital Stock, 100000.
OFFICE, NO. 81 CAMP STREET.
lnsures Fire, Marine and River Risks
+. IRWIN. President,
. JOHN HENDERSON,, Vice President,
b. THOS +. RRAG0. Secretary.
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WANrs-FoR RENTs-ETc.

vNroRnATIoS WANrED-OF HABE CASEY.
~ Tem DIE House Parish Of BALM Acaxo1e, Coupty
sIfSo ireland she landed In New Yerk a4Sat the
80 Is52 She left New York With her h0shAnd
THoMAs RETLLEY. Of County RoaScon4ens a4oas
issO for New Orleans La Any infoTnafton o. her.
would be thankfully seknoWledGed bor
nGRETING ROOM FOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS
Tl aud wel-furnisNsd Menting Boon, Ne. - CARGO.
delet street. viii b. rented TO Societies Clnha, ete, by
the evening or month, on reasonable tsTms, Apply
tha oHHce Of the MoRHISo STAR. 05at u
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
" requiring web instructed B0XB tovOR etee1n YeA-s
from the st. Vlnoants Ha4o foe DSseAsNe0 1SlA III
Bsnvnle ssTasA b. ap9lyinG TO the ProEsdesA S2T
nen street. ThN- b0ye can contia-e % saae0 - too
~IS1zAs 0SossaAEIS SO B3S
S4sea ,-s dFReg"
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GUNNER VACATIONS READING,
For Partea Across the Lake. for Children Home from
School, and for EVERYBODY KLsE.
STORIES from the Bible and Church Histories
ALBAN by DR.: Hunting .,,no-,a
GOING HOME, MARION HOWARD. LUDOXiA-
MERCHANT OF ANTWERP. AHEE sErE lkt!himsi
NEW NOVEL0. ,,n-,z,rr
EGGS and A large variety OF JUVENILE STORIES
THE D&CEASED BISHOPS OF AMERICA, being
Tboroueh Hipeory Of the Church IN this coontFy.
JANUARIUs the Most Stirling Miracle soy SniSsinS
MTI.F9 RIA INLET, the Bcst Crftiquo In the Language
PnEMS BiO0RAPHIES HISTORIES, TRAVELS
TEDiTATIONS, SERMONS and KeSHYb, BY the
i,~sf anthors iust received, and for sale at
CWAS ID. ELDERS Catholic DookeetleT.
t.. S-.f New Orleanh
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263. Camp Street .----.....-.2o3
Near Delord Street.
Boxn L psH.Esa tS 6sTpish ~ EsSd' Z sis lns
attention bis FIRE stock Of lsteat styles Of
6AK MARBLE, STONE, FRBSCO and GOLD DE.
CORlTIONS a. also 70 bis STAMPED and EN-
BOSSED COLDS. =. -. .
"a hung with HALLS MAGIC FTXfU8E9, that
roiI tie shade from the top we'll - FROM he beto
Of tho wln6eW.
IF Brown only asks impartial sxApainatfe1 Of hs
stock and compason Of HIS Rieoa with those d other
deoiors feeling assured that 10 always Give entire
satisfsCtioa. sna that the eIPssaitIrS q - few
than . hnnareA fold BY the sAying in Aoaey. 9ylea
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Though but a young boy, he spoke it now
"trippingly on the tongue" then boldly and
de6antly; and when interrupted BY that-ego-
fist, Lord Norbury, (peJeonated by James Col
Inns the indignation II an honest and patri-
otto heart was well portrayed by this young
boy who is undoubtedly the best elocutionist
in the school. He also sang o very affecting
ballad, "Ovcr There" which was encored
twice. The solos (comic) Johnny Sands" and
"Whistling Boy" were inimitably sung by
Masters J. Flemming and Francis Kent. The
other exercises were gone through to the evil
dent satisfa ction of the audience. 'The Smoked
Miser," side-splitting farce, was performed
to the great advertisement of all il consisted
of humorous dialogue, ludicrous situations and
mirth- provoking songs. "Spiderlimb," the
principal character, as interpreted by Master
John Ward, was the gem of the evening. The
exhibition was q decided success, and reflected
great credit upon Father Kenny, Brothers
Thurian and William for the judgment, energy
and courtesy displayed by them in originating
aud experimenting it.
The Coming Algerine Fdir.-The excitement
with regard to this grand Fair is greatly on
the increase both in Algiers and in this city.
It will, beyond all doubt, be one of the best
arranged, most interesting and successful
| Fairs ever held in this city. The new church,
which is rapidly being fitted up for the pur-
pose, is 90 large as to give ample room for the
twenfy-four tables on which will be displayed
the many beautiful articles to be voted for and
\ ratified of, and will afford q cool and commo-
dious retreat in which to pass couple of hours
pleasantly. The Fair will be opened next satu
urday night by the splendid brass band from
| st. Mary j eHerson College. At o'clock the
students will entertain the visitors, and hrs'
Gray, of St. Jones, will delight the audience
with the melodies OF heI sweet and highly
cultivated voice The programme for the 1oI-
lowing nights we will give next week, being
content here with giving simply that Ter tho
concert which will take place next Sunday: .
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fss9a.e y 9. Fssss s.ersa Cssssrt, 8 lavsa q
q ~. $780, xc9k
.1TiSslss i'sssbs - -
Gsa.d chorps-Pre Paos.-.-.-.... I. Hacse
~ g. S VII: md Ms: w;ss.;
'' - Hi: &. 5iysi,.
so,o-o e,,,,... sale Ss-Hi - - GO
',os''''e. d, ~ Ms ii;;i i: 'oo'''
e..,s go; e1aT n - Is - Is '
sr.:s Sole ..e g: sing ); III. d
s..s. s: 49, i. Saanaa and a Wagner:
49,. p MIA whitman. ,..,..,,
Sc: T':: sssa Hl: E:s.ai ana Nj. ks:ss
by 'Hii:. Gray.
Grand Final Chorls.. Curso
The extraordinary voting contests which
have been such features In our Fairs, will
here reach their climax. Tho Washington
Hook and Ladder Company 10 pitted against
the Brooklyn; DR.. Riley IL e6ntssting for .
cane with DR.. Dyer, and Mr.. e. Manning with
Mr.. N. Tilton for some valuable prize. Tho
contest between Fathers Sslle and Gautherin
is psrhaps the most exciting, for Father Selle,
though only six montha in the parish, gives
his opponent odds Of two to one. Let every
ono. then, prepare to visit tho now church on
thess evenings, and whilst enjoying himself to
his hearts content, help in the good work.
AxnSaI Exhibition Of tho academy u Holy
Assels Tlird Dissrict.-Though the exhibition
Of this institution WAS 6xed At = very early
hour-9 o'clock A. M.-and its location h in the
western extremity Of the Third District (corner
Congress and RampastA, the hall was allied
even to discomfort, The entertainment, be-
sides some instrumental and vocal music, con-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
A coLoRgD POLITICIANS CHALLENGE.

Mr.. w. u. Saunders, the colored man
who withdrew from the Grant electoral
ticket in Maryland and declared for Gree
ley and Brown, wants to discuss the poll
tical situation in this state, after the North
Carolina canvass IL settled. The following
is his note:
II see some Of the administration jour-
mails are paying their respects to my letter
Of declination and seem to question the
wisdom of my course. In this busy mo-
ment have neither the time nor molina
ton TO notice these attacks. But IL 1t is
necessary to the happiness of the Grant
people that ! should give further express
sion to my sentiments upon their party
and platform, and our friends in New
York approve the course, you can an
nounce that will meet any one or more
of the eminent colored men Of the country
now sustaining General Grant, in public
discussion, in New York city or elsewhere,
after We shall have achieved u glorious
victory for the Liberal cause in North
Carolina. Say any time after August s."
Very respectfully, w. U. SAUNDERS.
Washington, July IL. 1872.