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limb. with tlrIs prize Bho gallops away, hor
horse kicking up thick clouds Of aatid and tho
aim Of tho sport is TINT some young man sl,hl1
sllcdoed IN winning the limb from hor. To
nr1ned with n Btout whip, wllicl, right aud loft
SIZE LAYS ABOUT HER LuBr1LY,
until more than ono youthful md hot-bloodetl
aaplrant for the prizo gets tnnnY retl wa1t to
thin Toorkoman recrention, md honco, from OK
pcrienco. eau say TINT lartlly my contest car bo
more exciting. no horpo1 to horaet" Is a
Standing cry Of tho uhbcgs. Wo'1,to.do people
just. to ralao thcmHolvoa from motlor-oarth so
much higlor, to fool moro froo and Of creator
solf-importance. Ihoro they at, only juBt
aliglting to go through. thoir formaltica Of
/" Unfortunately, must cast dirk md n,olau-
choly niindow ovor picture Of llliynn lifo and
1nH.inerN. It III a reference to tho Government
and political condition Which boars tho stamp Of
moro especially while city resident, III lorriflcd
by crimes wiicl. would novor huvo boon drcamel
Of IN Enrope,-not ovoil III tho darkest middle
agos. Cal'tiyo Womon bound to horses tai!H and
dragged for hours together; old mon deprived
toworg down upon Rpfkos or sharp stotlcB; flay-
Ing aliyo-all these forms of torture aro conf
mon, doods executed BY State command without
aqrnEle or .s r9morso. Deupots everywhere nrc
Khiva, tho Imposition Of this iron hand does not
tntorforo with atrong sense Of loyalty and fool.
Tug OF respoct for the Sovereign, wlloBo person
Il T., regarded with u voritahlo religious pIoty.
This s,1ccoss Of magiatorial authority has MT
contributed to Aoften tho tono OF Klllyau man
nora. Taking this situation Of the pooplo into
account, wo must desire oil snccoBs to the pro-
8resB 9f Nuasian arms. Undor n wel-directcd
md solid government, Uabog llfo lit Klliva might
offer picture Of tranquility and honorable COM
panionBhip such as ,nny now he witnessed In
Hours
, 1873-05-22

L1vznrooE, May ALL a. m.-Four,- 28s. Win
Ter wheat 12s "a spring, III ad@l2s a. white, 12s
2a@l2s Id club, 12s Cd. Corn, a7s Cd Pork, Cts
Lard, 40s Cd.
L1vEaroo1., May 21-1:3o p. m.-Brcadsthts quiet
and unchanged. Pork, G8a Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May al IS p. n,-N1arkot unchanged.
LONDON, May 21-5 p. m.-The rate Of diEcount
below tho bank rute.
oonsols for money, and account, os.4; s-2os,
os, S1H do B7, "a; 1o40s, B8a1 new IS, 801 Erie,
10. -. :
PARIS, May o1.-Rontes, 64f 9oc. ,.
L1vEnRooL, May 2l.-Uotton steady; mldlfing up
can, 5000 speculation and export, 5000.
BreadstunB quiet; GoMr. o8s. Corn, 27s Cd.
$50.
, 1873-05-22

Pic Seesl i@s. 'ss s5554ssS s''ss II:
sss '~siss ~Sssss srs /: ssilss int S1s; M; S aqs
sgsss e 5ss5; .;ssg asssa .s'as III; aP'5 I'd
4 osaeas barley and malt a ti an% uns.aRsd SS as;s
s5 Y 'r sns'a RI w.e:n :'ss sssss ii Sss
wca.orn, aso; ,yo1Iow, 64@o3o. Oats Ia noierato
sio whe rsssss ssse See1 o 49s 1'a we'ter
nsSs Msst'rn Sss 1905 oh'0 'o@sao un-
/ MAr-Qhiot mi, neady.
1itrH-Dul and unchanged. -
=. 1.rArnKn-1n fair demand at asK@s1c; orinoco.
ss!E e good 2ea"n$ s' Ia R}se ssasa,, Sass,
pRrnot.EuM-Dull; refined, 1o11o crudc, 8.laoc.
TAoyia1osa-rork steady now meas. sl7oo6l7. .25
7}Kta7,( niddlos, quiet city long elosr % rhorl
clear oj.o Lard asoadior; asean, s@9 1-loo kettle,
i,urrEn;-Qnist an. weah Western, eo@2co.
"Hranx-Firn'or; DC; 1aa ..,'," -.
To!hnpo, NAY 2lInnE.psT,urrsFlonr vi qn1et M and
t s'1r e1tre s'eaa wo :. .Snasn 10
ado s1.7i: cas1: fifo aeor J,ae. no. Corn dill ind :
ssdo s"''n h Mixed 45Ke spet 4ee sosr 5uno
ioEss 10 . sos; Mslts", M % asss es': ''' ''N "0''
LAgE FRE1amrs-Quot and Hteady. ~
d m III 600 brla wheat eooo ou corn,
auesstSSs1.F rs. 1.Fiour, loo brla: wheat, $4,000 bu;
''Tn' 10000 ou; 0atS, i1,1i9sv34i,r 1ii9s9 hi
"'tn 1nay4a;NaSi,se 3S1r aSman1 extra fa5y $so
eenerally hela hiRhor. Bacon easy s ahoudera 7tle
.issav s'ssr se sa sssg S RssEs5
I'll iooss isrd oTas
wa''x'=f3s%'F 4 SSh$$Io. $S$; Flo ''''1' '''S'
asm1ni Wv[TiH1o Msy 4 It IN good
sed aor c1S bsay1
1000 u No;a in 1os At 41s.5c' oata % duiI sa1es eS
Of 1000 bn No. Western ut 44o ii lots.,
FhEars-12c for wheat lie for corn, 10 for oats to
81. Lou1s, May 81 2l.-BnEADsTu5rs-F1our dull
ss eeen9 aae; a5 f.is spf au1i IT,
doS1 Mo rea a. e'ss@as42 No.
yat9r; 24,So 5une. Barley dull and nominal. Ryo
Pnov1s1oAs--Pork dull s17.oo@172s Dulk
Incata dnGl and nominal. nacon dull and nominal.
Lazy . dull summer atcsm, sHc.
Wn1sxx-steady at 9Dc. - .-.
,,c1iETa fAt bcevos 4@co inferior to
noas-ouiet: moat ssles ut - 47o84.s5.
. ,h- PHILADELPHIA i
rnIIApEtRHrA stay ay21.-DnEAnsTuFTs--Flo more
auo n.y. seaay osSs5c osts Te.k: whto "ass ia
4vc mixed, 47d18c. >eS
PETnoLEuM-Uncl,nnged !
WHIsKx-Hefd Ut g4c.
BALTIMORE. :.
DALr1MonE, May H. -DneApsTurrs-F1our s.eadv
md unshangsd Wheat Arm. IN f.lr dennnd
oata atcndy. RTe unchanged.
~ pnoy1sl9xa- nominal meas, s17.so91s.oo =;
bulk shoulders 7!s@7Ao; rib sides, a,{c; clear rib,
e@9No. Bacon steady shoulders, a@s5tc; siass OK
@l0e elear ri1 1o31oo; Rugar-curod halnn, 14@16c.
Lard dull ut q@0hc.
DuTTEn-Eagier, not lower,
WHIsKT-Noninaf, scarce, and wanted at 9lQs05c.
OSWEaO.
oswEao, May 2l-DREApsrurFs-Whea dull !;
No. milwaukee,, $195: white Western, $2.o3. Corn
unchanged. u! ::
q h1EMpu1s.
1lEMrHrs, May 21.-CoT1oN-Dpl. unchanged.
DRKADBruFrs-Fiour dull and nominal, CornInesl
scarce Ana firm at 1885, Corn dull and dropping at So
69c. Oats scarce and frnn ut 49o,
. HAY-prtnae timothy, $3.50.
BRAN--8cArce aud afm ut 16c,
panv1s1oN#-Bacon dull and lower: Shoulders 7s<c:
j. =: :::"'<n.
- ~-ErAND.
Hl~ Lt. -Whcat-No.
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BUFFALO, May 3I.-CAT1LE-Receipts to-day, in
eaing g. earn reported to arrive, 1896 total for tho
week, G,938. Tho market was more autyc At ycstcr-
days pslces. Thoro was args attendance of country
buyers. Eastern huycra generally hold of. About
800 were disposed Of. haea: 500 Illinois stcasa,
1l28 to 1st4 s576@e06; I'll Te1as steers, 1050 to
12y0 at 10 Ohio steera 197o. ut $d.1s<
70 Michigan atockors u3 ut $780, 03 CANADA stockeTs
1856 to So, at $t.7b@4.81.
suEEr AND LAMns-lscccIpta to-day, 800; total for
tho week, 1000. Tho market activc at ycscrdaya
prices. balca: 1al0 Ohio Clipped allesp 10 10 % u.s.
at zoo Illinois cl1prcd sheep, 80 to 88 iLs
e486@6l0; 2l2 Michigan wooded sheep 90 to liz lbs
$5.23G5723.
Hoas-Receipta to-day, including reported arrivals
1,eo0; total for tho weok. 1G7Uo. Tlle u,urkot WIS
without lift, The Balca are mot sufficient to mako
quotablo market buyers refuse to oGer over s476.
prtcoa ure nominany S4.7505.00.
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New YonK, May 21.-Tho annual mootine Of
tho New York stato Associated Press was held
at the metropolitan Hotel today. Tho follow
Ing officers wero chosen for tho ensuing year {;
President, Joseph Warron, Buffalo Courier;
Times Executive Committee, g. q, Coopor.
Rochester Union, James Mallotto, Dingllnmpton
Republican. J. @. Cuylor, AlbAny Express, Car
rgll p. smith, Syracuse journal, and H. Parker
Williamg, Hudson Re1is!cr.
, 1873-05-22

!. CANAL OFFICE, Chicago, Mny 2l.-Ann1vEp-On
tario Laao, 10a tons coal conteat, Norris $500 bu
corn; Cayugs, Lockport, 1000 bu oats Midge, Arar-
l63 tons coal rpunx, Ioclport, 5000 ba corn Drill,
Norris l45 ton5eoa Atlantic, Morris, b4o0 bn corn
Brilliant, Morr1s $500 bu corn aud several boatloas
OF stone.
GlEAnrD-cnnio. Morris, 82,6oo It lumber, is n,
200 posts. 80 bru salt, 20 brla lime Cuba Morris
3d. 4O5 1t lunbor. 1890 th Industry, Norris g. 405
It lumber, 800 latl and several boats, all light.
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-" NEW 9UI{N,
NEW YORK. May 21.-CorToA-8teady; nitldltng
upland, lo1c. =
unKApsIuFFa T. Flour Ia In moderate demand !;
recospts, 1000 brls; aupurfAo Western aud Htate,
#.ad0e4o; common to good extga, t8QQ4a7.4Q; good
, 1873-05-22

Tho Produce Markets,

PrrrspunaM, May 91.-Osude Petroleum ouIot !;
nsominally 1sany s:,a'@a2716. nsanotl. autot aud nm
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the LATEST TELEGRAMS
From the East.

NEW YORK March 5.-The Foster re-
prieve is understood to be granted that
the Governor may consult with the
Judges of the Court of Appeals. The
prisoners friends now think that the
sentence may be committed to imprison-
ment for life, at hard labor, at Sing
Sing.
A woman named Churchill died yes
terday, and it was supposed her symE-
toms indicated yellow fever. The tenn
pcrature of the weather. however, mega
tives the presumption Of that disease. An
investigation will be made.
Yesterday the argument on prelim-
mary points in the Tweed civil case was
concluded. The decision was reserved.
PARIS, March 5.-A dispatch from Al
giers says TOO French troops under
Gallef ut Charters, were surrounded in
the extreme southern portion IF Algeria
by 10, 600 Arabs, and were in imminent
danger of capture. Reinforcements
have been dispatched to the besieged
troops, but it is feared they will be too
late.
LONDON, March 5.-A dispatch from
Berlin states that the ability of France
to give financial guarantee sufficient to
secure the early evacuation of the French
territory is doubted here.
The son of the late Napoleon visited
Victoria yesterday.
A great Fenian amnesty meeting in
Hyde Park is projected by the Irish
population for March 1G.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March 81 P. N.
It is reported that DIR. Morgan, OF this
city, attempted to commit suicide last
night by taking a dose OF poison. Me.ii-
cal assistance was summoned and his
life saved. The reason for the act has
not been made known.
Mr.. Nee, the attorney for Lizzie Gan
non, who shot at G. +. McDermot, pub
fishes a card this mnrniny. in which he
says he was employed by - friend of the
prisoner and that all he did for her III
the examination was with her full con-
sent and approval.
The weather is cloudy with a strong
southwest wind and the promise of an
other rain storm.
Gold, us a. lis Is; gresnb;:cks, S719s
@SS1a.
An unweicome repaat prevails to the
effect that the Raymond l. Ely viii pay
no dividend for the m..!,ti, o; February.
The wreck of the P:.;;i,.ian has been
abandoned, but Charlie. H.ni.y. the pnr-
chaser who paid $3.50 for her, has al
ready recovered 81, 0VJ worth Of cordage,
sails and other mataria;.
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Oun gamey little friend from
White Pine, Assemblyman Cole,
went so far, we understand, in some
sporting of his on Tuesday night as
to accuse us Of selfish motive in
supporting the Bonnifeldand Healey
compilation as against the so-called
" Desty" project. This is a freak
of Coles imagination, a is also his
reference to Desty. Desty y Is a
myth. As Betsy Prig said about
Sairy Camps friend, Mrs. Harris.
there amt no" Desty 1t is an alias.
merely, and means Cole. Now, he,
Cole. will probably jump stiff-legged,
like a pocket steam engine, and
swear that we lie when we say this ;
but don't mind him let him so it ;
he is al, the Desty there is, and so
far as a man can be, himself is a
creature of his own perturbed imagi-
cation. Desty is Coles ghost
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sparkling all over it are the rough
diamonds of earnestness and truth ;
and Will it is amenable to the nice
objections of the literary c.itic. and
as a specimen of rhetoric is far ME
rior to the Vice President $ smoothly
flowing periods, it will gain for its
ou+hor a renewal of that confidence
which Colfax can never hope to en-
Joy. let him practice his powers OF
dec1.mation az artistically and as
adroitlv az in his power it is to do.
A wider and more significant contrast
than that which lies between Grants
acts and words and those of the out
going Vice President. it is difficult
to imagine. They tell the whole
at0rY
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Fello,o Citizens: Under Providence I
have been called o second time to act
as the Executive over this great nation.
It has been my endeavor to maintain all
of the laws Of the land, and SO far rs lay
in me to act for the interests of the
whole people Ny best efforts will be
l trust that my four years of experience
will enable me to more acceptably per
form the duties of the Office. When my
first term of Office as Chief Executive
began, the country had not recovered
from the effects of = great internal
revolution, and three of the States OF
this Union had not been restored to their
Federal relations. It seemed to me that
no new questions should be raised, so
long as that condition of affairs existed;
therefore during the past four years, so
far as could control events, have been
consumed in the efforts to restore har-
mony, public credit, enhance the inter-
ests Of commerce, and all the arts OF
peace and progress. It is my hrm CON
viction that the civilized world is tending
towards Republicanism, and that our
great Republic is destined to be the
guiding star to all others. Under our
Republic we support an army less tn nan
that q ss1 p9ssp 9 that c
either Of at least five Of them. There
could be no extension of territory on this
continent which would call for an IN
crease Of this force. but rather might
such extension enable us to diminish the
theory of great changes with the general
progress. Now that the telegraph Is
made available for communicating
together with rapid transit by
steam. all parts of the continent are
made contiguous for all purposes Of gov
eminent, and communication between
the extreme limits Of the country made
easier than it was when the Union con-
sisted of the old thirteen States. The
effects of the late civil strife have been
to free the slave, make him citizen,
and yet he is not possessed of civil rights,
which citizenship should carry with it.
This is wrong. and should be corrected.
To this correction am committed SO far
as Executive influence can avail. Social
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Observation-Disclosures Day
CARSON CITY, March 5, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.

Act concerning the officers and at
taches OF the Senate and Assembly,
naming them and defining their duties.
Passed.
Acts regulating personal mortgages to
provide for the erection of State prison
and for the relief of White Pine county.
Placed on file.
Same order as to Acts restricting
gaming and relatingto duties OF Secretary
of State.
Act for support of the State Uni
versity. Referred.
Act to regulate fees of officers. Filed.
Act to redistrict the State. Filed.
Act to create contingent funds for the
Assembly. Passed.
Act concerning licenses. Passed.
Act amending charter OF Virginia City
Passed.
House receded from az amendments
to the appropriation bill, save one.
Act amending an Act concerning State
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UoAVING BEEN INFORMED THAT
in a Minority Report statements were
lnnde which were unauslifedly false IN regard
to M. ROBERT DESTY'S Compilation Of Laws
of Nevada we beg to state that
We will risk our Coin on MIR. Desty's
Work,
And if no action is taken by the present IrGis-
l.ture concerning their Laws. We will publish.
Immediately after the issue Of the statutes OF
this session,
A Com plete Digest Of the Laws then
in Force,
With full notes of the Decisions Of the Supreme
..,ur. and will sell the same sinSly. or in guam
titles. at a price NOT TO EXCEED SD.
II ANY errors arc discovered in MIR. DESTY0
work, we will employ NIX L. II. hiITELi-.
and II possible, one Of the Judges Ut the Su-
premc Court. to revise It.
SUMNER WHITNEY = CO.,
Law PUblishern.
sna Francisco, February q, 1873. m2]d
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WHILE the procession had been
forming and nearing the capitol. i'm
mense crowds had congregated IN
H.. Senate chamber. The floor OF
the Senate was occupied largely by
invited guests, comprising distin-
euished military and civil officers,
and the diplomatic corps were pres.
ant in . body. The Supreme Court
judges entered. headed by Chief
Justice Chase. and after them came
President Grant. preceded by the
Committee of Arrangements. The
members of the House came next.
Senator Sumner then entered. look
ing unexpectedly well.-Repo7 OF
the Inauguration.
Will Sumner never quit this show
business? Is he spared to illustrate
how strong the ruling passion Is,
even when that ruling passion IS
lannon's statesman's love for being
looked at? We laugh at mounte
bank when he strikes Llaladro't
dramatic attitude; but when a man
who holds himself so high rs Sum
ner does displays so large . greed for
popular notice, we cannot repress a
certain sense of contemptuoHsness.
No matter how absorbing the occa'
sion, be always manages to reserve
prominent place where himself can
be singled out and made consplcu-
Gus. He couldn't let poor Greeley
90 to the grave without seeking to
attract share of attention to HIM
self and he is vain and weak enough
to make his own presence noticeable
upon the occasion Of the Inaugural
ton of a man whose meanest and
most persistent slanderer he has
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WHEELER l. WILSON SEWING MACHINE

WHEELER l. WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that q permanent agency for the sale
Of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P. b. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements-at San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler Il
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured.
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The Eureka Sentinel announces its
intention Of charging itself some
time about the Goth inst. We ore
glad to note this sign of prosperity;
for the Sentinel is one of the best of
our sage brush papers.
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L
Act to pay counsel in certain criminal
eases. Pissed.
Act for the maintenance of t!,s Or
phan's Home Passed.
Act to prohibit lotteries. Takes effer.
only January l, 18Th This WAS 50 as
to save the Nevada Br:le.oi,n! Society
scheme and also to save the bill. Pas
sed
Act to secure statistical information
from railroads. Passed.
Provides for full reports Of all conf
panies annually to the Secretary of State.
Act t" prohibit females from appear
ing in male attire. Lost.
Mr.. Grey said Suppose Mrs. Dr..
Walker should conc hers in her broad
cloth suit of coat and unmentionables.
would you arrest her ?" That killed the
billiard so it died.
Act to punish theft on railroad trains.
Passed.
Act giving Board of Regents power to
locate State University. Lost.
Act protecting shippers Of ore. Passed.
Act imposing a license on ale and beer
sold in Nevada but made outside of the
State. Passed.
[By passing this bill the House a.
sumcd Congressional powers and did IN
unlawful thing t. please q pressing
fobby.-Repoftsr. kscsss.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Act providing for the payment OF en-
rolling the laws. Passed.
The House gave unanimous consent
k~~ - ,k
consideration of the vote whereby the
! bill requiring license for tho sale of zee,
! and malt liquors not made in Nevada,
was passed.
THE House during recess, through its
| members, became convinced of it's error
! and shows its wisdom by its subseq aent
! action. The reconsideration will come
up on Thursday.l
Act to encourage tho cultivation OF
trees. Passed.
Act regulating freishts and fares on
railroads, fixing the rates at ten cents
per ton per mile rs . maximum, and
fares at five cents per mile Lost.
Mr. Grey moved to reconsider the vote
by which the Act concerning trials in
murder cases where insanity is ths plea,
wits passed.
Mr. Grey urged the case deliberately.
Mr.. Cole replied.
Mr.. Savage urged the objections to the
bill.
The House refused to reconsider.
Act concerning permanent investment
concerning interest bearing bonds Of the
State accrued and accruing toirredncibio
School fund. Indefinitely postponed.
A resolution to purchase the photo
graphic group Of the Legislature was
lost.
The House refused to reconsider the
vote by which portion of Nye county
WAS given to Lincnln.
Report of the Warden of the State
Prison Filed.
Act to restrict gaming (Assembly bill. }
Lost.
Act concerning Public Administrators
and estates of deceased persons. Passed.
Act for the relief of Il. W. Bollen.
Lost.
EVENING SESSION.
journal and Minute Clerk allowed ten
days jointly to write up the journals,
with pay therefor.
Act concerning the sale Of pharmacy.
Lost.
Act authorizing the issue of bonds il
Elko county. Carried.
Act to legalize certain acts of the
Board of County Commissioners
Passed.
Act for the publication of Nevada Re
ports. Passed
Ac. to enable Eureka and Lincoln
~ u;1 t,,i, irnoHc AmppH-
ments rejected and bill passed.
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"UNKsowNs'' AND "H1GH L1FE.-An
invoice of these celebrated segars which
have rendered r. Fred Brooks store SO
dcservedly popular, arrived last night
and are sold ut his stand opposite (not
next door, to the Ormsby House, Car
son, Nevada.
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HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, 1872 !; cou-
pons $1.lO each. Agency at Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes cashed OH pre-
sentntion. Look out for counterfeits.
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WANTED BY an N~ricam W oma n
w . situation as hcuz. keeper: is an excel
lent cook and general uaHn..r--ths country
preferred. Address: Mrs. H. p. TILJ.INGHAST.
Virginia CITY, Nevada. fsl4-ln"
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Cemnaitteo Of ArranRensntss
ID. Sweeney, T. Higgins.
r. Roche. J. Du0y.
s. Murphy. J. Savage.
CARSON cIrY-cOMMITTEE OF INVITATIONS:
Gov. Bradley, H. =. Rice.
Lieut.. Gov. Denver, q. T. Davis.
Judge whitman, A. C. Ellis.
Judge Belknsp, A. b. Driesbach.
Judge Havlcy. P. McCarty,
Judge Hillyer. J. Cronin.
Gen. Buckncr. I. Connolly.
Hon. J. Schooling. L. Lachepelle.
Hon. W. w. Hobart, J. Platte,
Hon. J. D. Miner, l. Roberts,
Gen. John Day. J. Fraser.
Hon. A. C. Crawford, Il. II. Clarke.
Charley Martin, Harry Day,
Capt. Meder. W. D. Torrcysou,
H. ]. Peters, q. L. Gibson.
Gen T. d. Edwards, P. Csvanaugh. Sr.
II. Y-rrinston, J. s. Rosenstock.
Ool Curry, .. Kelly.
H. Parker, J. Tobriner.
Col. RosseF, G N. Notcware.
q. fluffy, r. Il. Parkinson.
J. Muller, ST. Swift.
v. Muller, A. Il. Brown.
Doc. Benton, A. Maute,
A. Helm, J. Mcconnell,
j. Winnie, W. W. Davies,
N. Ripcktll. P. H. Clayton.
Judge Waltz, Friend,
T. Moran, p. Roche,
J. s. WEIGH, n. Roche,
Mr.. Bliss, J. Maldoon,
J. Klein. T. W. Hraley,
DR. Mooklar, T. Smyth.
D. Corbctt, NJ. +. OHaire.
EMPIRE:
II. r. Elstncr, J. Barrett.
u. u, Lymsu, J. Hanson,
Hon. A. Lockwood, Judge Morris,
T. Peer, u. Hickey,
F. Mccullough, P. Mealy.
). L. Jones', Hugh Gallagher.
J. Cole, Henry Miller.
Mr.. NcC,oul, NJ. Rooney,
J. Driscoll. L. Harrington.
Z. Riley. L. and j. Hope.
J. Gilroy.
Floor Managers,
P. Cayansush. Jr. J.F. Burns.
John Sweeney, A. Leport.
Floor Director.
L. Stearn.
TICKETS, Supper included, s. 90.
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
The proceeds to 60 for the benefit Of the nsv
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06
ST. PATRlCK'S BALL!
a Grand Ball

WILL BE GIVEN on
Monday Evening, March 18th. 1879.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06

FRlSBIE'S
n g - t n u r a n {
e AND u
OY STER SAL O d (!
Corner of King and Carson Streets.
Carson City, Nevada.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS EN.
tircly renovated this popular place Of
resort. A
PRIvATE APARTMENT
has been added to the establishments. htted mp
in the best style, for LADIES AND FAMILIEs.
All kinds of
Game, Poultry,
Fresh Oysters from the East and
San Francisco.
FISH, BOTH FRESH AND SALT WATER.
CAN BE HAD AT ALL HOURS.
By purchasing all my supplies At Wholesale.
am prepared
To Set a Better Table At Less Prices
than any other house i'm the State.
Finest Of Liquors, Wines and
Cigars.
isn1 L. p. FRIsBlE.