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From the dull mOnotony of College com
mencements it 10 q refreshing pleasure to
turn to tho exercises recently had at the Ma
tiOnai Lyce0m Of Pesth, In the presence Of
tho Imperial family Of Austria. ''Georgo
WaShingtOnn was the themeofa debate BE.
tween q yOnng noble and q nephew Of the
famous Hungarian statesman, Deck. The
latter gentleman spoke his mind freely, and
upheld Republican institutions in Languages
that must have sounded anything bat pIeas.
ant to royal ears. Then came the rejoinder
in favor OF kiHgcrAft, followed by the clOs-
ing argument from Deck. The Emperor
summoned the young debaters before him,
congratulated them on their Oratorical and
arR1mentatiV0 efforts and invited both to
dine with him. Let us imagine an Ameri-
can President listening 70 . debate on mon
archy and republication at . college COM
mencement, at it's close congratulate the
defaner Of popular government and de-
fender of hereditary rulers, and then ask
the monarchist to dinner. Imagining this
possible, We are helped to clearer idea
Of the wide Iiberality and chivalroUs for
bearauce Of the once despOtic Emperor of
Austria,
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hFTrER FROM FRRsAOoI,a.s.FL

= =
! - - PnNsAeoLA, Msy- lStb, 1874.
10 the Editor Of the star.s 81 ssT
The celebrated Father Wsnipger has re
Gently given mission both here and at the
Navy Yard, and the fruits Of it have been glo-
Fions and gratifying to every Catholic heart
Nearly every member Of shis congregs-
tion availed himself OF the great benefits
derived from IL. and there were many who had
NOS made their Easter, communion FOR years
osfeRe, oao who had not received sommuniou
for hfty years. The Rev. Father had the hop
Fpiness TO receive asverai converts into the
Church ut each place. aud amoug them was
ono who held high position in the Masonic
ffaternity. 3psr.f t..ss--.-f...... =, -, r..
Father WSninger's style of prsashing may
not have pleased. those who consider slo-
quencs the sine qua moa" Of pulpit oratory,
bat his sermons should have flashed oonviction
on the nainds Of those seeking truth and whose
hearts vera predispossd TO embrace 1t. =.
The church was .denssly crowded every
evening, and many Protestants were in at
tendance. 7-.' s11st .s&a2 sl1
We consider ourselves singularly blessed In
receiving visit from the learned and holy
Father, and trust that tho curse that tradi-
ton ssys was once placed upon Pensacola by
q Spanish priest has been removed
The Sisters of st. Dominic, who have large
school, have commenced the construction Of
an Academy, which hope will be coon oom-
pleted. F.
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Coon News FOR THE AEFLIcTED.--We AL
tho SPECIAL attention OF readers particularly
those Who are aflicted with any Of the many Ills h
which frai humanity is subject 10 the szbjoined
tract from our Catholic cotemporary the epagateur
It 10 from the pen Of that heightened gentleman and
accomplished scholar, Mr.. A. Latson, to whom His
Grace our Aost Rev. Archbishop, has entrusted tho
editorial control Of his paper:
De. A.. GAUFinBRs-Wo have published in the last
month Eve certificates concerning this gentleman,
which were handed for. insertion, and which were
9 nsss aSa g S. that
took pleasure In the stention
Of our readers to these dscuasnts hssing other
We have hiEh respect for Gun edisorai position
and responsibility to lend ourselves to tho
% unworthy projects persons and although advor
accept only such advertiseents % We can conscisn
dously lay before our readers. bt-. .4
beSi9r a. Gauihisr came 70 ms frankly. and handed
ters OF reeommendati0n ali more Venerable 70 hin one
than another. and of whieh he can Justly proud.
sA s @ e savs
country whsre he had located himself on account OF
family oenneetone, and whore he practised medicine
Gned msrSed dissinosIen tie posi.,aas ef Vice
assssIiaads; = fury csrtisss 70 Sy tie xnssisan
Few Orleans settle here He ha in thas short line
effected sloh extraordinary cures that feel duty
e n0toe sm thss specially and markediy h,ye
stlful services, that deaire at Acknowledge
all the beneat We have derived from them, and the
ord. n LCTToY
Editor of the Catholic Propagatsur.
We are requested asy that DR.. Gauthisrs Office 10
at lis Canal street. up stairs and that consultation
hours are nom 10 A. N. to T. and from to N.
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HUSBANDS CALoINED MAGNKs1A Is free from
unpleasant TASTE and is three times the strength Of
common calcined magnolia The Worlds Fair Medal
and Four First Premium Medas have been awarded 10
as being tho beat In the market.
For sae by the druggists and country storekeepers
and By e. J. Hart Co, New Orleans. mho TN
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and ernse you will accept tho p6sfsoa kaov tAss e.
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| servant J.H. MIrLrn 1890.
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Dear sir-f willingly acosps the title Of Honorary
PRESIDENT Of shs insistutiea called "La Matsr.slis,
knowing that such nstftutisn 10 In porfscs consr
y with the spirit Of religion and chassty and bsla.
confident that under yeur skfu and censclsnt,ous al
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A perfect renovator of the system; carrying
of the vitatsd bile without the aid Of Caloe any
IMMORAL medicine. smmons' Liver Regulator il en-
trey vegetable and harmless, and ought to be taken
by every ono.
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no THE PUBLIC.


Ths Board Of Delegates Of the Hibsr.iau Bsnsvee.t
and Mutual Aid association Of Leuislann having By
vote dsternied to hold Annual Festival this year,
arsnoh No T. feeling the necessity Of aasrdias he
asnds OF abe Association oppertaaity Of saseyiae
seemseases In this agreeable and harmlsss maaasr,
anesr Hibefnisa ansrisss and protssfsn has desers
mined to supYly the dsaoisncy Fer this reason tia
OAKLAND FACE COURSE AND RIDING PARE
has besn engaged for SUNDAY. June aoth. and FRI.
DAY, July 9Th. ls7s, ON which daysa GRAND fES-
TivAL Will b bald undsr anspices Of BRANcH No. T.
sttfaotavs and entertaining Programme win 30 pre-
ssnted and all proper stops taken to guarantee tim.
OF quiet pleasure and amusement
The Booths viii DO sold to tho highest bidder, for
cash on the spot at time and place to be hereafter
delegated.
The assistance and cooperation Of all our brother
members Of all branches 10 respectfully solicitad 90
that the Festival be source Of pleasure for
all. FRANK EoGLoIN,
nya5 President Branch No. T. H B. EN- A. A. fLn
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DIED

MoEIARTY-on sandsy. Nay ls, 1873. at ~ p.
John Morarty aged fOrtytwo years native of County
Kerry, Ireland and resident OF this city the past
No. Of the Hibernian e. M A. Association.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOUTHERN BANK-New Orleans, April %, Ig73.-
general meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank
viii be held At its banking house. at IL o'clock NJ
the 9ssh Of May. 1879.
By order Of the Board Of Directors;
myII 1t THOMAS Ia ~. Prousasat
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NEW onLaASS. Nay II. 1919.
To the Editor of the Morning Star:
Desiring reduce the bulk Of eur stock before taking
our annual inventory the LIST Of Juy Prox, viii
oFor the sane greatly reduced prices during TIE
interim.
The stock IL remarkably well assorted for late In
the SeaSon and the opportunity Of getting deOtr
BILE goods Ns reduced prices now exists.
Very respectfully, your Obsdient servants,
.BRASELMAN g. ADAMS,
Cash Dealers in Dry Goods
mJasIt Magazine and ST. Andrew streets.
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GRAND CONCERT.
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES OF TIE
GRAND NEW ORGAN, 49,.

GRAND NEW ORGAN, 49,.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, DRYADEs STREET.
fo- Defraying the expenses of the Church and New
Organ, under the direction Of
JOSEPH MILLER, ia, orRahist, -.
MR.. vULLIEr, of st Alphoneus will pc the Leader
- I'D on the occasion. =. .,... Z;
The Concert win take place $50. as, .'a
Sunday, May IS, at o'clock Pm.
The following talented artists have kIndly engaged
themselves: .--.---
Miss Generes, Mrs. Hefchslheim,
Miss Mary GFaneberE. Mrs. BoudRc,
Miss Ada Smith, Ara. To8sier,
Mics Malvina GruneberG. Nrs Crump
Mrs. Quirk. 3rA Joh1Son.
ALTOS.
Nrs Pierce Mas Emma Smith,
Mrs. Bronson.
TRNoRR
Mr. Davis, Mr.. Vulliet,
Mr.. Heichelheim, Mr.. W. B. Lancaster,
Mr.. CoriVeau.
Mr.. Kreba Mfr. BoFremaas
Mr.. L.GFunSwald Nr. IBidOr0,
Ar. G. J. Pritchard
Twelve eolSctions Of Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn
will be rendered. my1o 2tSP
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CALIFORNIA Co1ToN.-J. F. Barthol-
omew, an old resident of Virginia, says
the Virginia Chronicle, Ibid upon our desk
last evening four beautiful full-blown
bolls of California cotton, grown by him
in Fresno county, California. Two OF
the hollis were on one stem and very
large, one of them which was measured
last night in our presence being eight and
a half inches in circumference. The cot
ton is of a superior quality, and is said
to be by gond judges superior to that
which is raised in the Southern States
for manufacturing purposes. The land
upon which these specimens were raised
yields from five hundred to seven hun
dred pounds of lint cotton to the acre,
the proceeds of which amount to about
500 per acre. They have three pickinss
during the season, as the crop does not
all come to maturity at once. The land
owned by the company represented b,
Mr.. Bartholomew comprises COG, 600
acres, loo, 900 of which is being irrigated
by a canal 100 feet wide and six feet in
depth. This canal claims the only water
to be had in that vicinity. The land is
beautifully situated on a rolling plateau
of ground, bounded on the east by the
Sierra Nevada mountains. the San Joa-
quin river running by d few miles to the
north, while to the south is Kings river,
and on the west is Fresno slough.
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In THE SENATE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

In THE SENATE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
The liveliest time yet had in the Sen
ate, occurred yesterday afternoon during
the disc1ssiofi Of the vexed question of
the White Pine Senatorship. Messrs.
Clarke and Williams, attorneys for the
respective sides, had at last wound up
their long thread of augmentation, and
the next step of the Senate, in order, was
to take up the resolution of the day be-
fore, out of which 60 much discussion
had arisen, according to which the two
Senators, Cleveland and Mills, were re-
onired to draw lOts-which meant in
other words that one of the two would
be ousted to give place to John Wagner.
Pending this resolution o motion was
made that the two Senators above be al
lowed to vote. This brought ont rule
No. So which reads, ''No member shall
be allowed to vote upon any question in
the result of which he is personally in
terested or involved" The Cleveland
Mills side of the house claimed that I'M
der all circumstances White Pine should
be allowed one vote on the floor, for If
that were not allowed, the county would
in fact be denied her inalienable right to
representation. One vote was conceded
the delegation after much said pro and con
Before this concession, however, an in
cident occurred during the proceedings.
which is interesting inasmuch as it
seemed to indicate somewhat of the men,
tal dispositions of two Senators. Hav-
ing read the rule just referred to, Mr..
Lockwood said he believed it applied
with full force to both Messrs: Mills and
Cleveland; for, asked he, if they are not
both interested and involved, which one
then is? The fight is evidently made to
relieve both from the risk of chance, for
if lots be drawn, there isndtelling which
will lose his seat. Mr.. Mills in reply
said. that neither pas interested or in
volved-and not both-as it was not
known which Senator would lose his seat
in case lots were drawn. Here, then,
from the same premises, two Senators
draw Numerically opposite conclusions.
Which is right? Isthere any logic or any
sophistry around loose?
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F1op OvEh.-A couple Of ''piStails"
fell abruptly under the regard of that
crowd which is ordinarily to be seen
floating around at this suspicious sea-
son for Carson, and which yesterday af
tefnoon Mt the time of the incident here
in related WIS increased to swarm by
the the otitpouring from the Senate Of
the members of that honorable body and
the cloud of listeners to the completed
discussion of the contested White Pine
Sena.vrship-one a lantern-jawed mid
tile-ased Celestial man dressed in a blue
barrel frock with shirt outside of his
brooches a la Chinoise, the other a boy
I .nsidcrably advanced beyond paIoose-
mood, yet hardly midway Of his teens
this pair showed themselves, unnoticed
until the catastrophe, jogging along
double upon vicious mustang near by
the plaza fence in front of Assemblylnan
keyser's domicile when, filter! tiatter! a
startled hen flew with half-skip-and-a-
Jump into the visage of said mustang
which jerked up its head with snort.
fiOundered backwards promiscous
about, and left its riders - wallow in the
dry ditch, half filled with broken bottles,
cat heads and other miscellanies too
numerous to mention, while it vent off
ON its ear-xnd all of which was done
before any body had time to start laugh
or before bobtail horse, on q bet,
could evolve solitary curvette of his
terminating article in the midst of the
time of flies. The poor devils. as pale
astheir compilations would permit, struck
out iii mortal terror for Chinatown with
their queues at an ang;e of 80 degrees
with the terrestr:a! soil around them
and had almost disappeared before the
cloud of witnesses had b I'd time to let
loose and veil.
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SEARCH FOR THE Soul" - Under
this title lecturer who has received
high compliments from the Virginia and
g Did Hill papers where he has been del
iyering lectures for nearly q month will
appear Mt the Carson Theater next Mon
day evening. We have been told that
DR.. Brennan is such master of his
work that he is able to make this PRO,
foun,ily metaphysical and psychological
subject clear ny his deep insight into
philosophy and easy use of Clear, tor
chile language He is said to be elo-
auent also and fascinating in his deliv-
cry. We have never had like subjects
treated here at all before, and we re-
commend that everybody go and see
whether we have been told tie truth
about DIR. Brennan who gives his first
lecture free. If he pleases you, than
call again. if you will; and ii doesn't,
don't
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Arr1tcfEb.-We called to see our

ArrLicfED.- called to see our
merry friend, Ben. Foster, yesterday, at
his store, and expected to be saluted as
usual by merry joke, who 10! there he
was sitting with hat drawn over his eyes
which have been for several days SO in
famed by cold that he has not been able
to read line-not even of the APPEAL.
He spent the first two that he was thus
shut out from the light of the world in
called up his works Of superrogation and
found himself morally square with hui
manity-save, perhaps, a few sins Of
omission. Yet in all his CONCENTRATIONS
he has kept his sealed eyes on business,
and has never failed, on demand, to
furnish his customers with the freshes t
crackers, incest cheese, pickles, potted
meats, herrifgs, prepared mince pie
genuine and all the rage since the peo-
pie have found /: UutJ, and everything
else to make the table seductive.
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THE Senators of Nevada are the recip
tents Of compliment at the hands OF
their porter, who says they are the clear
est set of men he ever worked for, and
that nearly all the dirt that he has had to
clean up in their chamber is made hy
outsiders. The porter of the Assembly
has not yet spoken concerning the Gle an
illness of his chamber.
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New SroRE.-Mrs. Wilhemina Beck
announces to the public of Carson i'll
gooI faith and in perfect frankness. that
She will give them the best opportunity
TO please themselves in the Indulgence Of
their choice of things extra in the way
Of millinery, shoes. dry goods, etc, at
her new store in Sweeny's building at
the corner of King street.
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WE learn with sincere regret that our
young friend Charley Cavanaughis quite
i'll of pneu1hdnia. The doctor told us
Yesterday, however, that he had gotten
over a fit Of temporary delirium and was
resting easy, and assured us that Char
lev's bright face would soon be seen out
doors again by his many friends.
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BROOKS said he has never done better
in the State than he is doing now; he
HIS stationery to sell to the members of
the Legislature; but he complained of
there being no news in town yesterday
evening because he failed to get the Gold
Hill paper.
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NEW DAILY APPEAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1878.

Losr.-A lady's lace handkerchief
w.s lost on Carson street somewhere be-
tween Friesbie's Saloon and the Penrod
House, on Thursday afternoon. Whose
ever will return the same to this office
shall he rewarded and no embarrassing
questions will be asked.
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THOSE who are fond of head cheese,
blood pudding. sausages, ETC., can have
the same in the most convenient and
tasty shape by calling on Col. John Ros-
ser or his sub-butcher at his stand next
door south of the Muller House.
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JOHNNIE MACK. while trying the e.

JOHNNIE MACK, while trying the e.
pertinent with some others of his fellow
tiremen Wednesday night, of running
the hose carriage of his engine over
barrel Of burning pitch placed at Rail S
corner, got a portion of the boiling hot
stuff spr;hbled over him and had his
arm very painfully burnt thereby. The
boys supposed that the barrel was hiied
with chips and other light combustible
stuff. and only found out their error after
Johnnie had been severely singed.
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The 9eu 4ailp appeal.
Carson City Public School Roll OF
Honor.

Carsen City Public Seheel Roll OF
Following is the Carson City High
School Roll of Honor for the month
ending January 10. 1878:
No. Edward Allen. Virginia Chedic,
Charles Edwards, Mary Jane Kelly, q.
u. Cheney, Laura Berry. Winnie BLACK
burn, Frederick Bullock, Lizzie wood
No. 2.-Alice Blethen, Stella Gates,
N gyie Sprague, John Beam, Willie
Wright, David wilkins, Ella Simons,
Emma Elrod, Ada Pixley, Jerusha
Sprague, Kate HodgkinsOn, George
Thompson; Della Duffy, Mary Ferris,
S:,llie st. Clair.
GRAMMln DEPARTMENT.
No. 1.-Andrew Pine, Lena Cotton,
Emma Chedic, hillie Booth.
No. Eva Slingerland, Forest Small,
Ellen Quill, Ollie Bray, Emma Cotton.
Lewis Kaiser, Eddie Harper. Maggie
Pi rec, Vernon Little, Susan Cox,
Hume Yerington. Latte Allen; Laura
Willmott, Mary Baily, Augustus Beam.
Paul Thompson, Annie Caffall; Willie
Kelso, Willie Davis, Louisa Ross, Win
ME Lancaster, Leland Winnie.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
No. 1.-Christina Cook, Julia Ed
wards, Celia Meade, John Murphy,
Charley Peters.
No. Lilly Sharp, Maggie Murphy,
Katie Baine, Catherine Edwards. Cyrus
Adams, james Barnes. Fred Welder,
Jennie Cheney, Hiram Hamilton. Char
ley Curry, Fred. Curry, Charley Wood
side, Jimmey Fife.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
No. freddie Dangberg.
No. 2.-Grant Smith, Arthur Will
moe. Garrett Wright Thomas Taylor,
Grant Williams, Anna Jenkins, Peter
Gordon, Henry A. Davis, Venia Lufkin,
Florence Meder, Frank Purcell, Neal
Clarke. Charley Bane, Oracle Read,
Jennie TOrreysOn.
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HARRY BuESs' soiree dansante of last
night was simply another addition to
series of successes. The r lrner Hall
was filled and the music and dancing
were charming. More anon--for there
is always something pleasant to report
from these Friday evening parties.
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The grand rattle for jewelry to the
amount of $500, will take place at Wins
toms Saloon this evening. See adv.
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H. n. STAHL. Secretary of the Bis
mark Mining Company advertises that
an assessment has been levied of five per
cent. which must be paid by February
%, 1873, or sale be made for delin-
oriency.
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FUNERA1.-The funeral rites over

FUNERAL.-The funeral rites over the
mains of II. S. Mason's little son
Lewis were performed, yesterday, by the
Rev. Mr.. Allen; and in respect to the
memory of little Lewis, who belonged to
the intermediate department. of the Car
son public school, the entire school was
dismissed at II o'clock for the afternoon,
and the children of the four departments
went in procession behind the bier to the
grave of their deceased schoOlmate.
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The Corbett Bros. we find are not the
only business men in town that have
displayed the ingeniols enterprise to get
up directory of the business world Of
Carson. Mr. Kersey showed us sim
liar one, yesterday, gotten up by him
self for the Ormsby Hotel register which
for cleverness and neatness of design
does the designer much credit.
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Mr.. JOHN LOWE, of the Mint. upon
whose left foot sledge hammer fell sew
real days ago bursting blood vessel. has
not missed a days work since but makes
every hour count-although he reclines
gently upon hickory when walking
through the streets. A little arnlca
and lint was his effective remedy.
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MAYon RAMSAY, well known ant6ns old
timers. came near getting into worse
place than Lake Tahoe lately, in the
beautiful waters of which he made the
hole of his body being capsized from a
boat.
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Or the Scots of Saint Andrews Society
we may have something to report, to-mor-
row; for to-day. after the APPEAL had
gone to press, they were probably just
marking the income of Boobies birthday,
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\. D. CHAMBERLAIN. J. Z. CHENEY. h. B. MASON,