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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN.-The agents
and clerks Of the Wilmington e. Western
Railroad will give a moonlight excursion
to Mt. Cuba during next moon. Two
trains, consisting of the most commodious
cars on the road, will run TO aud from
the pic mic.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

ANOTHER GRAN0E.-On Friday even
ing week, the farmers of East Coventry
township, met at Union Meeting House,
and organized Grange of Patrons Of
Husbandry. On the Wednesday evening
previous they were addressed by Mr.
Wilkinson, one of the leaders in the
work. We understand the organization
starts with a membership Of thirty per
snns.= LReM Qhaster Mems.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

A FULL GUiNEA's NEsT.-A few days
ago as two West Chester boys were roam
ing around the vicinity of Parkssburg,
they came upon guinea's nest, at what
is termed Feather HILL" The egg de-
post consisted of 62lS eggs the 4 being
reckoned on account of its being so much
smaller than It's companions.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

mr.. vgN,rns MOVING rn oNfnRu--rRn |
,rrss ON rnE woiiks--CAEs ALREADY
u,tpERrp.
sr.n.c.,.t J,......,.s. ,,oioritv of
e., ,,.,,t,.,. .f his .,,nnnrv have re-
'I IT,, .',,. io,'u,..,, snn;s of Them
'r' c.r,,,,,,,.. ,.,,,,,,',h Ia s,..,,r, hnuses.
i,t'., i,r',,. ,,,,,,,l,.,,. arr honrdtn,s with
n'i, s.,,'iii'i ,t Tho di,Icrrnt hoarJiny
- 'Tu...,.o ~, ana, ,i thsse viii
,ti.' ,t,', ,.,,,ss,.' n, a ,n,ntb ar
t''." a." i..,...' 400, IL, ,.,,,r.c ,,r
-, m Ia. 'ro',dy far orcunnncv.
i III. ~ Il.-hnti.d
,i to''i 'n! - ,.,iionahl. moral
ir'-,.'. ''ii d., ,i,ss rir.b.,i,s in the
" t.,''',. ar I,.cnr,bnil,iint,h ,isi.
n,l,,i,,,s ,,,d ,,,,.r,re,ir ali nf
t.'1,,.I ,,,i,I, .. dntor,niu..
',.'i,.,,'t If cn.ri'sr.
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"''I't ,'.,,.' 80, t', ia,s, dn,ht mo
,1t. W. ,,,,,,,,,,,, consfs,i,g of The
",''y,S oi 'No uu','l'"9 ,,,,'r o,,d Soerd
'''' NH rssnonsibIe
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"'a'S '"o ie',,,,'''rs ','o ii.nav e,
~ ny INN vol vi
uNl"v NHl"ltl"" " az ti0,i t,,iiI;,,,
a.. ls..I rr4f 4ti vi
'"l uvlI o"v Wv, w., ,,,a,,in,;
~ tue morning uitl' lHeu III .no ~
,,''S u'e' .Nvi'u no"'a 80. " 'yodo,s .
""'Nlnss ." i'' Us Vi'''0" "'' '"S''
''lcss "''u rtI e"-'". ..,n.,,,,. 10
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suuulu y" "el,Ngl'u, "''u s"','e ,'L
ins 'c'n sWu"I'u III Vons,Iui,rn'S0 ~
"i'N"at'e nave ",,h .Vln 'e..'" w. ~"
na.' uooIua a, vac 'u"luoi Su'H
YNl"lu az" ~ TOT. bePvS,H' III oiuNi
s'vF inc WV'h moving Nv, Nv NoI I'i'' ~,
inward L. eluul' Oh hl'"u1 'nia' ~ ~
- u"u 10 tlll'i 70 gay .'"' 49,, ~
ever Alhlhg IN ms power 70 nav ~ a.
material on the Srouhu AT NY NY speeIne
Tine, the lumber dealers AT MllllSuspu
ana NoIthumperianu, Oh Mnonh uo ~
chased, lallng 10 MI Ihe oroeis III WI,
"A biunderlng mistake was DAuo iu "
sh'pluenl oil part ui the -OU,UOo ehlns'
required Tor the huldligS' lhey arc
No'th Caloilnt Mart Spiess' en" y
s"lplcu from Noitn C"rolihu " "a.
more 10 he rc5hlppcd 10y ran 10 'NIv =,
wa furl Deposit ne c1nslshce AZ ~
uhule ny mistake sulileu theIh w
NVllhtrh Central hallroau 70 Ne
oxford, Adams county, ana was
Tor several lays That the error was Il
covered, and after IL was IL loon seNel
'Aya more 10 get theli W tno ~
oNlord (lts II wonder they ana not
10 Oxford, Md, also, before they
H,i'i AS IS sometimes inc case WIN al
clgs destined hcre.)
The buildings now under rool are
erecting shop, 10 by 10 ieet, ana
NH, ~ by 40 feet. The second hoor
the erecting shop is tue cabinet roOili
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

THE DAMAGE BELOW NEwARK.-The
repairs To the P. W. q B. R. r., below
Newark, made necessary by the late
storm, were not completed last might, but
trains are experiencing very little diili-
Guilty in passing. The trim from Balti-
more this morning was On y few min
utes behind time. By might the repairs
will doubtless have teen completed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

FAILED To CoNNECT.-Ou day last
week tue peach train on the Eastern
Shore Railroad failed to connect at Del.
mar with thetrain north. The peaches
were delayed "a hours in their arrival at
Jersey City and were about ruined.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

New PAPER.-we learn that Mr.. G.
W. B. MAJ shall, formerly editor of the
Crisheld leader, ia about to start a news
paper at Onancock, Va, to be called the
Eastern Tirginidn. The material has
already arrived aud the paper will soon
be Issued. Mr. Marshall has had con
siderable experience in newspaper edit
ing, and we have no Doubt he Will make
a live paper.-Sdlisb'iry Bachelor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

ANOTHER ATTEMPr.-Another attempt
was made yesterday to launch the steamer
Rniekerbocker, but failed. To-day the
cause of the boat sticking as she does
will be- determined If possible.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

BARRIER SHOP BuRNED.-About 10 p. M
Thursday fire b oke out In VIM. Nalen
sines barber shop, Front and Shipley
streets, and destroyed the contents before IT
was got under control. Loss, about 500
At one time the tire threatened the to.
hacco store OF John Hare, adjoining, and
MIR. Hare sustained some damage by a
stream OF water being directed into his
/ Mace
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

NUISANCE ON FIFTH STREET.-The atten-
ton or the Board Of Health is called 20 =
cess pool on Fifth street, between orange
and Shipley, the contents OF when are run w
ming out The smell pervading the nelsh-
horhood on account Of this is almost intoi-
qfabla
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

From THE Lava BEps.-A gentlemen, a
rative OF Camden, Thursday went OWN
on the e.35 Delaware Railroad tram, VINO WHO
has lust arrived from the Lava belsj "a
Lava found there. a part Of which he pre-
sented to MIR. Sherhurne, the conductor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

CORPsH AFLoAT.-The steamer Pilot
Boy, while going up the Delaware on
Monday, passed the body of a man float
ing In the water Off Pennsgroye.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

BRTpGE BRtNa REBuIIT. - The bridge
across the little Mill Creek, on the Will
mington and Newport TURNPIKE, having
cracked, onehalt of It has heen torn down
and is being built up again by the turnpike
COMPANY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

UnpeRzNoK INDICTED. On Tuesday
the Grand Jury Of Chester county found
ml of indictment against VIM. q.
Tddcrzook for the murder on July Sth
OF Winfield s. Goss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

ABour AaAIN.--Mr. S. O. Williamson,
who was accidentally shot IN Philadelphia
few weeks ago, has come TO his home in
Wilmington, and except n slight soreness
where the ball entered he 10 all right again.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

Lost MS wATcH.-Rev. MIR. Squires. Of
Port Deposit, but recently elected pastor OF
the SMYRNA Presbyterian church, went Ia
Fraland one day last week On an excursion
and while there lost his watch. line chro
nometer. valued NJ sa0O, which hal heen
presented him by the good people OF POrl
Deuosit
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

STRUCK BY LIdnTNTNo.-T barn and
outhuildings attached to the farm OF
william Stroud were struck by lightning
Tuesday afternoon, and with the con
tents. consisting of about 40 tons Of hay
aud all the wheat and oats crop, with a
number of agricultural implements, totally
consumed. MIR. Stroud was from HON,
at the time the fire occurred, and he die
not return until allCr the mischief hat
been done.
Mr.. Stroud meets with the sympathy o
the community here being very highly
respected. ] believe the buildings wer'
insured but the stock not. The farm Il
O nthe p. W. " Is. Railroad, about on
mile below the stanton depot.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

SCHOOL HousRs TO re BulLT.-Tie Roard
Of School Trustees Of Wic0Tico county
Md, advertises for proposals for building
four school houses in that county. One ~
Gum Mills, one At Trappe, one in school
district No. /, and another In school DIS
trict No. 3. Educational matters appear ia
be lnnling nm In TINT nnmniY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

FL Ok TOr 2sPOuHss EEtEA Ls% My, Flor
SaiarlT as shiplsy street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

ACCIDENT ON THE F., W. e B. r. R.
wednesday morning, about II O'Clock, ae
engine number 32, Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, was
returning to Baltimore with the conduc-
tor, baggage master and brakeman OF
trans which had been consolidated, il
ran into siding at Aberdeen, owing, II
is all ged, to It misplaced switch, throw.
Ing III, engine from the track and
severely miuriug william Adams, a bag
gage master, VINO was upon 1t. The
cause OF the accident is said to have been
neglect to replace the switch after II had
been opened for u freight train. The en-
gne Is said to have been completely
wrecked, as also two freight cars, which
were upon the siding.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
D. llware State Journal.


PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
CROASDALE e. CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
adjoining the city Hail.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
ONE DOLLAR AND-A-HALF A YEAR
Payable in advanced
~ subscriptions must be paid invariably
IA advance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
PAPOMA.
A FARIHAoBoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS A
INVALIDS,
II sontalus;all the elements requisite for
strength,

MADE FROM THE WHoLElWHBAT, MOTH
ING BEING BoLTED QUIT
tits Impossible TO overestimAte the Importance
Of proper nutrimspt for children, for the innrm
aud for the aged. In infancy and childhood, the
formation and development Of the various tis-
snes Of the body is the main phenomenon Of nfe
In adults enfeebled by disease, the restoration OF
health depends greatly on an abundant supply
OF suitable material for the regeneration OF the
" asted organs In old people the powers Of life
need sustaining by similar means. And yet the
mere furnishing Of the necessary elements is not
sun Client; these elements must be In such q form
as TO be readily digested, absorbed and sssimi-
lated 49,, -
All these requirements are fully met in The
article which we now offer, PAPOMA.
SMITH 4 PAINTER,
Druggists.
Seventh and Market streets
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

COLLISION ON THE BALTIMORE AND
PoroMAC RArLRoAD.-Shortl after b
O'Clock Wednesday alternO Don two passen-
ger trans on the Baltimore aud Potomac
railroad collidcd ut the Townsend street
junction, the location of the temporary
DEPOT, when the road was first opened
which resulted in the death of George
Alien, the fireman, aud the severe injury
Of Andrew Burrel, the engineer of the
train bound south. II appears that the
accommodation train bound south was Il
few mintcs behind time, and while back
Ing into the siding at the point named
Waa run into by the accommodation
train north. There is a little curve In
the road where the collision took place,
and it is said that the brakes of the
train going north would not hold on ac'
count Of being wet, consequently the
engineer could not check the train In
time Ia prevent the collision.
NEW CASTLES NEW MILL.--The gen
tlemen who are cllccting che new factory
We learn, expect to have the machintr,
and engines up to day, A recent CONVEX
satiuu with their entcrprising foreman
Mr.. VIM. shaw, gave MS some Interesting
statistics concerning The enterprise. TIN
establishment Is built for Mr.. Knowles
OF Philadelphia, and ground was broker
on the 9th of April last, siucc which tim
the work las been pushed with energy
the IS hole tnc taken III completing tn
huildng being a little less than iOu
months, but during the first month q
operations the wet weather trequentl
iuicrlcrcd to prevent work. The mill
consist of main building 100 feet Ion
hy 10 in width, connected with which
Tie engine room, also two stories so !
40 feet; q, picker house 80 feet squar
ard II DIS, ine-roum - by 3O.-INiddt
phli EDemng H1dld.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

PIRATES ASTRAL OIL.
sold Wholesale to Groesrs, dealers and country
stOrekeeperA in one and ave gallon cfns or by
the barrel. By Q. FOSTER, Wholesale agent for
slawAre. Front ard West. Wilmington, Del
JUST OPEN.
Cold sparkling soda water ready for the sea-
son, with choice fruit syrups, at FOsTkk's
Nahnlehal and ratall drnn hlOre. 'FRONT.' and WON.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

arc MARKsT sTREEr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-28
SUR R.IoN&

8 y THE DISTRICT COURT CT TIE
81 Second JjId+cisl I;stric! CT the State OF Ne
r-da. in ard fer the County o. oETsby.-AARf
AEAiP. rlaintitT. VS.. JOHN KEMP, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
end Judicial District of the Stale Of Ntvada in
snj fer TIE County Of or11sly. ard the con-
piaint flied in said County Of OTInsEy, IL lie iit
CT the CLERK Of said District Court.
The STATE ii Nevada seEGs greeting TO JOHN
EIL2, defendant.
Yen are her. BY required 10 appear II IN action
brought against yoJ: ty the above named plaintiff,
in Tie District Court Of tie StcCEd Judicial l,is-
trict II the State Ui Nevada, il and for the
County Of CgIlSi Y, snG TO answer he complaint
filed herein. ca or te..Te tie -Est Monday il
November. A. =. 1879.
The said action is thought TO obtain a decree
Of divorce from She bends az Inatrimcry h1:C-
tolore and ROW existing, between yen ard said
plaintiff: EI.j decree that Plaintiff have tho
guardianship. education. Gaze .-d control CT
daughter CT yourself aud her. Ssid plaint:i
alleges that you cess rted her, NiiiClly, mors
than two years since: acI that yea have failed,
for more than two years, 10 upper. bCr SAID
child AL Of which more fully aI from hex
complaint en hie in said Court
And you are hereby notified that if yo;: fail 10
arp.ar and answer the said oD2rl"ilt Is above
required, tire said plaintiff VIII apply 10 said
Court for tLe relief prayed ful in her complaint
Given Under ny hand. ard the sesi
i eSx of the District Court CT the Second
eSsAest Judicial District Of the State of ,;eya-
ca, IL and for the County Of OrE.by. this 5th
Gay Of August, i'll the year Of our Ic.d ore
thCgsand eight hundred and sevtnt y-thIce.
t. J. trWAHrS, ClcIs.
I-cs:As WILLS, Tiainti If s Attorney.
se2lw5w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-28
Monday, the Cth day OF October. AID. Isl

Between tie hours Of A. Il and ) 2. 81, TO
wit: At one O'Clock P. NJ, to satisfy the said
Judgment, interest, costs and accruing costs
Aforesaid, all tie right. title interest and claim
the de btors have OF had ri the time said judg-
ment was rendered or ct any time thereafter o..
in and to the following described real property,
to wit: Those certain tracts, pieces and par
GELS Of land situate, lying and being in the
County of Orlnsby, State OF Neyada, described
according to the public surveys of the United
States as follows, to wit: The southwest quar-
ter Of Section twenty-eigLt, the southeast quar-
ter of Section twenty nine, End the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of Section
thirty-one 1871. all being in Township fifteen
tI5j north OF Range nineteen tl9l east, Monte
Diablo base and meridian, together with saw
mill house aud buildings on the forty i4Jl
acre tract last described, known rs Swi.ts STA
tion and Mill, together with all and singular.
the tsne ments, Embellishments and appurtenanccs
belonging to the said lands or any part thereof,
or in any wise apportainins thereto.
S. T. SWIFT.
sheriff.
Cs.son, Sc, tembsr 18th, \. D. 1873.
Sel.-lw2%
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-28
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70 f.1 Gold Cor IFS. -@flt' .s-s
Desy CEItNG'E N HESS THAN TEN For 4
FUill NJ. Iof. FIVE DOLIAGS.
Proceeds ef She sale Of tic;.sis st the Eastern
seen-iss VII =, 1zI:gia Gu G,.osit with WELLS.
SARto s co. BANKERS s; Broadway. Nov
Tors- Ticti aft,r the distribution a3it lar-Ht Il
of Cists.
yCEEVS S.. HALF TIGHTS Sc sc
Per sale g Geo. F. Provinces. ga Broadway;
Rariz * Levy. II3I Broadway: Vandsseers.
Snr. Court and FI;lrcn streets. Brooklyn: T. W
Shear. -, Fulton street.
A. BROWN. Agent.
- B,.a,;Evay sri Exchange Court, Recon- F.
Mail CIl Is sEsi applications for ags-.cits ii
N other cities 20 te &IidrJ sss,l to
q. ALEXANDER. 4 &C,
Eastern Managers. Tostc fEze Eox Sc. i.SSs, Nv
York
WELLS, FARGO a. &C., Bankers, V IT.
MIA City, Ne.aa;;,
Tirsets o. Coupons drawing Gifts Can bs sol
As;ed through Banking Houses, or webs, Fargo
Cu-'s Ex!-,ss-
sil communications connected with tie Con-
~. ant al orders for Tickets. and applications
Il Agents to sell Tickets. she Iild be addressed 10
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Virginia Il;y, Nevada.
IOES n kEESEy, gcnt. Carson City.
aTl-ti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01

A FRIEND of the press AMI of its mis-
Sion as vehicle of news. moral teach
ings, gossip. polite literature and Islander,
informed us. in private sort of fashion,
yesterday, that a mutual friend of his
and ours who had lately 90 4 bird cage
and put a bird in it found upon going to
the cage yesterday that the bird had
flown. This is fable NE of those iu-
tens-ly funny, news-rrpurters' fables
that are always getting into the papers
to the entertainment and annoyance of
two or three people who understand
them and the disgust and perpl-xity of
the multitude who can neither make
head nor tail out of them. All of which
means that We and our informant have
each an undivided share in devilish
good thing which it won't do to tell.
Curious people had better avoid this
item.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01

4 PAIR of fellow citiz rs who ought to
have been engaged in "a q net game of
Pitch seven-up or . ker-sock, INDUCED
themselves yesterday in the questionable
amusement of driving their ou-sy team
onto the sidewalks of Carson STREET
thereby frightening timid folks, inj,lring
their horses, provoking unfriendly critI-
cis,ns. displeasing the ir friends and illus
tratins tine unwisdom Of some folks ever
indulring in too many "tods." There
~as no particular damage done; but
that sort of amusement is bad example
to Set and is apt to d, more harm than
good.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Beard.

RspnA<
o-o n,,,;r a. a I,al a. sol
49, Spnid h ;nrry. 10 :. lOs,. lO7. b30. IO,3.
~. Savaga s1L - TIN 50 b3o
-ts cb,Ii.r - 81 IL bio j2t5
80 NJ = ynr.rn.s ~ 4gs 4Tt q.
X Trnwn point rs. lis. 40. lI4s,
40" yaI,,w I,ck,t 20 10 rs. eeis. 81
oIIs I,nnar,,l ii 81 "a. Dal g.
.ns Er,,lir. IS a.. o. 6l.
~ psi X R-I'.h,r J.
? &, KIM. / So. -. g.. 91s b3o.
Ifo Alpna 10 81 BIu - b5u. 70.
~, pi,h,r 10 20. 90, bio ST.
1nsn Courd.nc. q -, a.. b,J9.
IN r,u.rtit,t-d Iif,5inia III 10
400 sierra Nyad, ~ u b 20. iel. IOl. Il Loo
115 Fv,b.nnrr la 10I BIO lni, bSo
=. >,,I,,,r..! R.I.o,r sgl, A. as %
ri, Of r,n1u "a u - 81
"a .Jusiics
$50 Buckeye. Ia
q. JuIia 81
10 C,l,.loDia. ~ .IS.I7L Is l,5O
lt5s kni.L -horE.r a. Az A., A., 90
5ao Arizor, \ Ttab 4 a. 81. l.
"A IN RJti,nor C,n.. lid .t-d 4 -, III An b3o
~ v.rHiiI IL I4.Il3tJ Is.
IA Dn1Jinp ia hE,
-,", = 800; Y"t.a -5ts
~, r,o.r, TT
N I1,.i,,n cnnsnn',,,ed 50
6t1 wnoiviIle. ~. A..
500 Alamo. 81. ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01
SEA SHELLS. and shells worth seeing. for they

| SEA SHELLS and shells worth seeing. for they
are very beautiful, will be IN exhibition. aud
| for sale to-day and until sold, at rooms nj II
! door to Victor Mullers ON King street. They
| are great curiositi.s, we'll as objects OF st-
| mirAtion, comprising M thev do the choice
specim ns from the Mediterranean and China
| Sess, the East Indian Ocean. and eisewh' r..
! The attention Of cur citizens is invited to TINS
| selection. Every facility will be on red the
! ladies' to view and select from these specimens.
which will he .old at the lowest figures Mr..
Henry Miller, proprietor Of these shells VIII be
in attendance, ia whom application should De
made.
CHASoE OF TIME.-On and after Monday.
Nay D. 1873, stages will leave the Ornsby House
a. 6 O'Clock A. NJ. connecting ON Monday and
Friday with Benton, Chumbus. Big Rive. and
Inut U, Id,nce stages. Shortest route for ahoN"
places from San Francisco via Carson. No lay
iag ooe1. }. ID. hEEsES, Agent
NorICE-Soine party soliciting applications for
Fire Insurance has asserted that the Liv rpool 4
London {. Globe Insurance Company have with
dr ,wn from this STATE and are not at pr sent
taking risks i'll Carson. Su'h is no! the fact
uui the insurance man, whoever he may b.. a.
securr- business. JOHN SPROSrON.
apoLlw State Agent L. h l.. Il q. ms, Co.
DErTon. TAKE NoIIcr-Mr. +. b. Rail il
mere now to make and take his animal s-ttle-
nlents Il all old chro ic ~ other outstanding
matters: and he desires al! those no owe him
To come up and put un and square mp without
any further notice or procrietinifiunS. This
hint ouIht to h.. and he hopes VIII be, sufficient
- induce ielinqaen ts To rpair and pi.s,rve
their credit. word to the wise sufiIcit Mt.
read T.iS-A NEW DEA-.--Frank Hail, who
has taken charge If Theater Hall. informs tie
public that no more skating will be INDUCED in
but that the floor II the hall will be put in good
trim for dancing. and a. social dance will W.
given every Wednesday night un ,tr his nianag,
ment Excellent music Will be engaged for
the-,. dances ard the pric. of admission viii br
but nifty cents that all who desire 10 Will,
away 3 few hours in tina; delightful amusement
can iu,tul e that pleasure. The hail is one uf
the best in the state. and with good music, and
Friuk for manager good time may always be
anticipated. The first dance Will take place
newt Friday April -. 1873. ap20-lm
Now Is THE TINE TO g photographs of your
7 sidcnces. Scripture ~ Friend have mad, !
Ian L.. ape photo -raphy speciality and are now
pr-ptr-d to TAX all sorts II natural and arti = /
cial objects at very reasonable prices and guar /
-nt,-t sltisfa-ti,, Thy also publish lirgr /,
assortment II ~tyr-DsCopic views OF scenery III
;nis state -. AZ tn mills siang the Carson. I
lut, d t,iiil1-- lakes. mountains, ,tc.. just thu
thing 10 send to yuur friends in the Atlantic
Strr,s. C.ll and examine their pictures AMI
leave your orit n; the old brick Photograph |
Gallery on Second street, opposite the Ormsby |
Houst'. or at the store OF John G. Fox, ap-9
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01

TIE CHuRAL S, CIETy's concert Oh
Tuesday night next, at the Carson
Theater, will be one of the most de-
Il ,htful events OF the season. Oar
people have already had two or three
treats of this sort and they are always
the pleas.ntest kind If entertainments.
A letter from Mr. Higgins notifies the
APPEAL Job Off e that the copy" of
tue programme will be here on F.idiy
morning. aud further says that slsnore
Caspari, the incompatible SOLO clarIonrt
+ Il, will be amongst the performers,
:.s viii also be Ms Higgins and Ms,
George Consd'n. All the Virginia
mus.cItns, Pns>more, S.uers and the
Fest. pronounce Caspian splendid
performer. Be ready to secure seats to
this charming entertainment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01

The WARRENs are to have benefit,
let it be borne in mind, at the Theater,
tomorrow night, arrangements having
been made with the I.osedale Troupe
looking to that end. A very attractive
bill has been selected for the occasion
ing treat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01
BORN.

In Cars,n. on W-lnesdi ~ morning, April SO
10 he wife OF Joseph Rosenstock. daughter.