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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
Butterick's Paper Patterns and Sheet
Music

At r. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery. musical in
struments, cheap jewelry, toys. etc., at Theater
Block. next door to Mat. Einckell's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for sill the Cal,for-
mia papers, Gold Hill News, fc:crials and hs-
gaines.
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THE CONSIDERABLY heralded Min. ME

THE CONSIDERABLY heralded Mint men
-Ex-Governor Pollock, Superintendent
Of the Philadelphia Mint, Ar. Arthur
Orr, Mint machinist, and Mr.. Preston
an inspecting agent of the Treasury De-
partment, were in town yesterday and
visited the Carson Mint. They de-
clared themselves greatly pleased with
the way things are conducted in that in
stitution. ard expressed an opinion Of
the necessity for an increase in its
capacity. Certain plans and speciiea-
tons to be drawn in accordance with
suggestions made by Mr.. Or viii be
forwarded to the proper authorities, and
on the estimates and recommendations
emanating thence, Congress will doubt
less authorize sufficient appropriation
to carry out these plans. We believe
that it is intended to erect one or more
new presses and to add to the capacity
of the melting and refining department.
Mr. Preston made thorough inspection
Of the books of the Mint and expressed
himself satisfied Of the correctness of
the same. We are likely to know more
about this matter in few days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

OLD SWIFT, our far stretched Sheriff,
is back. Many yard Of good, whitney
stuff in that same fathnm Of humanity.
We look up and give him welcome.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

THIS is the grimest and shastlies
joke on parsimony that We have ever en-
countered:
New York, November 25.-The people
of Huntington, Long Island, offered
reward for the recovery Of the body Of
Charles G. Kelsey, who was tarred and
feathsred, and soon afterward half of the
body was found, and now the people say
they can only pay half the reward.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

MISTER FRIsBIE has Just received u
choice lot Of Eastern oysters-Balti-
moreans in refrigerated cans--and We
know they are splendid, for we have
tried en-
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MINING STOCK REPORT.


| 5S5 Ophir 50, 81, 80 b5, go
63O Gould K Curry IA, l4A BIO
| 1l6O Best 4 Belcher H. IL 4, 1lh b30
| n2O5 Savage 81. 56h, 57h b30, 56A
925 Chollar 55k, So, 56x, 81
$50 Hale l. Norcross 3s}%. 3SA. 39% b;o
| 400 Crown Point 90. 90 BIO, 90 b5. s7lA
| $50 yellow Jacket 62, 61h, 81. 81.
| 800 Imperial So, 81 b30, So b3, 81
| 3le Empire Mill AZ, "A
| $50 Kentuck II
| 50 Alpha 80 &, SO
| 295 Belcher SO, 90. 81 b30, S9H
40 Confidence 8, ia
| 2235 Con Virginia So q, SO, 57H, 81
| l55 Sierra Nevada %, 20
100 Daney "a
4s5 Exchequer 20. 10, l7k, 17h
I3o Seq Belcher IS. III, 79s, 50 bio
1880 Ovcrman Sc. 6h, 81. 81
555 Justice "a. "a, IA
335 Succor 80
100 Buckeye l y bio
4u0 Julis 4. As A b30
go Caledonis 1914, 10, 10, l9A b5
$50 Globe IA
3s5 knick.rbockcr3 3, 8 bS, %
80 Bullion -
SIS Bsltimore e.. ess, c.. BIS. ea.
20 Utah 80
So Silver Hi 9s., 10 be
So Eclipse 5,.5
AGO y Con 81. . ga, 1. So
leo DardaneI,s
200 Rock Island 81 kc, 9Cc
635 American Flat ), q, bio, IA
$50 iyICr 15c. Zoe
800 Union Coz. i, A., "A
45o Su:ro 27s, -,
. 90 FairIauUHt -
40 Noodviil- /.
~ Alamo
lJU Nevada ia
Evening Report.
G20 Mes, low Valley u, l4s
iS0 Raymond X Ely -. jy5., 90 b}o, 81
- Eu:ekag5s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

SKA1rNs R1NK.--Our handsome young
friend, Harry Zimmerman, has leased the
Moore & Parker's Hall, outright, for the
season; and having come into possession
of the sole right in this State to the
| Plympton Roller Skate. he will resuyTect
the Skating Rink and keep it going on an
| improved plan He tells us that he has
as many as one hundred and fifty pairs
of skates. Harry is tirst-rate young
! fellow and deserves success and encour-
agement--and We hope he may find the
same.
| SENATOR JoNEs-Wc understand that
Senator j. p. Jones will probably not
find time to visit this city before his de-
parture for Washington to attend the
| opening OF the Senate, but will pass
| Reno or his way Fast tomorrow or Fri
day night-most likely the latter FIR
| gir,id Ch.ohicIc:.
This can hardly be correct. Mr..
Jones family are all at Gold Hill-and
he would hardly SO through the State
without stopping to see them--specially
that bright and beautiful little son Of his.
TIE ToCNTAIE RESTAURANT on North
Carson street has lately come under the
proprietorship of our energetic, bnstling
friend, Mr.. W. 4. Van Reed. Van is an
old typo and ought to get many fat
take and let his patrons into the mystic
ries of ri.l This eating house will be
conducted i'll a thorougE-going style and
with a single view Of giving to all Gus
toners the worth of their money. Go
there at any time and YOU will find the
attendants ready to serve you in the best
style Of the culinaly art. See Vans adv.
L. = MrHT-The cashier of the Car
son Mint delivered. Yesterday to Wells,
Fargo & Co., Carson, eight fine" silver
bars. worth III the aggregate the sum of
$i7 ESQ, Goingto the credit Of the Crown
Point mine, Gold Hill, Nevada. Twenty
two thousand ounces of silver bullion
were received from Benton, California,
and from Storey county, sent to tie
Mint for coinage.
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CHARLEY FLANDERS, q well known

CHARLEY FLANDERS, 4 well known
river man, Of Empire: got so badly hut
by jumping off the 4 O'Clock passenger
train, yesterday morning, that he had to
call on Doctor Waters. The Doctor re-
ports him cut severely under thu chin.
and bruised on the back, chest and ell
bows. His injuries caused him to have
Eerrous chill, and it may be that he is
seriously hurt. This accident happened,
as we learn from the Doctor in this
wise: Flanders, who came up night before
last from San Francisco had ticket to
Carson. When he got here he concluded
10 go or 10 Empire and paid fifty cents
for the extra ride. rs they were nearing
the Empire station he YVES ted that the
rain wouldn't stop for hin, but that it
would be slowed down So IS TO allow
him to jump Off. 1t was slowed down,
and he did jump off-but it seems that
instead OF alightinc on the solid ground,
he stepped upon some tTestle wOTk-at
went. and fell several feet through this
treslle 20 the ground and SO got the in
iuries above enumerated. TIE wonder
is that he hadn't broken his neck. This
is one Of the ten Thousand instances of
the worse than folly of attempting TO get
of 4 moving train; and the case in point
further illustrates the inexcusableness of
a conductor S ever failing to stop the cars
20 let passenger off at his destination
We hope that with this possibly serious
result the practice may be Abandoned
1t least SO far as this road is concerned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

THANKSGIVING service at the Catholic
Church this morning at s O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

JUDGH WHITMAN, who went to the Ba,
for his health is better, We understand
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

WARDEN HYNAN has gone over to Cali
fornia on official business bent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

TIE S. I. SWIFT Engine Company
have received their signal lantern glasses,
cnt and colored 10 order with their maine
and number thereon. They are very
neally set up in business the SW!!ts are.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

THsATER PERFORMANCE on Saturday
night remember.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

THIS is mince pie day; also a day big
with the fate of Turkey; also much de-
voted to the pastry which encircles the
festive pumpkin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

II ANYBODY has any complaints against
drain slops or any other moisture let
them conide their sorrows to this faith
ful bosom. We are open for proposals
in the bloN-up and Reform line.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

WE JUST happen to think to ask the
momentous question-Where in creation
is Alderman Legate? We pine for a
look at his broad and manly stumiacket
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

today's business. The foreign exchanges are easier
too. and these circumstances have combined TO give
to gold weaker tone, the leading transactions be-
ing at fl7 though business at liza was not infre-
quent The early sales were at 117l, with an exeep-
tonal quotation at 117l. Loans cost for carrying d
s, "A, A. 3, and 81 per cent. The Treasury Will
sell s1,5OO.OOo gold tomorrow, tho purchasers
being required to pay half in legal
tenders. The steamers from this port took out to-
day 100000 gold coin aud $4,000 silver bars. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared, $44,OSS,0OO; gold balances
S8,OO7.s93 currency balances, $4,l67,O52. The AS
sstant Treasurer paid out $t5SOOo in coin interest
on the public debt. redeeming $4,000 called FIVE
Twenties. The following were the quotations Tor
nnll
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
BANKING HOUSE or FrsK & Harcu. }

No. 5NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK, May 49, 1873
The present high price of Government securitisf
ia increasing tho demand for fIst-class Railroas
Bonds and it is not reasonable TO suppose that tbx
present difference Of from TWENTY 10 THIRTY pey
cent can be obtained for any great length of time.
We are recommending for Exchanges or for new
Investments
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER CEva
MORTGAGE Bonds interest payable January and
July principal and interest payable In gold in New
York City,
Only S3OOO.OOO Of these Bonds will be offered fcs
sale at present. Price 90 and accrued interest.
They are amply secured, and very desirable in
vestment The proceeds will be used in addins
largely TO the present equipment, and n extending
the line from it's present tide-water terminus al
Richmond to deep water on the Chesapeake Ban
where the largest steamers in the world can load
and unload alongside the cars.
Also, the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Elk PER CrM
Bonds interest payable May and November; thss
bonds are issued in denominations of $780, $500 ana
$1,000. Price SO and accrued interest. The road
40 miles in length, is now completed, and she busa
ness offering is very large and increasing daily.
We have just published pamphlet giving a fun
description of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
and its advantages, and particular information con
corning the agricultural, mineral. and mechanieS
resources; the remarkable coal and iron deposits
and the opportunities for settlement, inyestmcnt
and the employment of capital and labor in variou<
industries along its route, copies of which may ID
bad free of charge upon application in person or bx
mail.
Also the WESTERN PACIFIC SKIER CENTS at the
market price, which is to-day 90, fiat. These bonds
are of $1,000 each; interest payable January and
July. This road having been consolidated with tha
great CENTRAL PACIFIC, the paymerkof Its bonds
principal and interest, is assumed by Them
We continue to deal in Government and Centre
Pacific Bonds, receive deposits on which We allou
interest, make collections, execute orders at the
Stock Exchange for cash. aud conduct a generak
banking business. FISK a. HATCH
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

increase this most profitable portion Of tb,i, bu.A
ness. We invite attention to the adyertisementTI a
another column. -
The American Express Company has declared 4
semi-annual dividend of 80 per share payable ynll
!. The transfer books viii close Jgne and reoped
July2. ..l
The Juno coupons of the Milwaukee a. Northeyr,
Rairoad Company Is per cent. gold bonds) will he paia
on and after the lst prox at the Merchants National
Bank in this city.
The earnings Of the Indianapolis Bloomingtos
and Western Railway for the frst two weeks in Man
were $7O,6S5.
The Philadelphia stock market Is weak; Penns
sylvania Skies, 109; Philadelphia aud Erie RAN
road. 25i Reading Railroad, IS; Pennsylvania Rail-
road. 54I; Gold. 1173.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Holsatia, will close at 1890 p at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. so and 52 PIne-st
Money was in abundant supply all day, call loans
moving at 506 on United States bonds, and 6l27 on
stocks the closing business being at and g. Choice
commercial paper goes at to per cent The legal
tenders outstanding tonight foot up 356, 0OO
decrease as compared with last night of $1l1.O0O.
The Internal Revenue receipts amounted to 100000.
The following are the Treasury balances at the
close: Currency, S45OOOOO; coin, S75,25OOCO; coin
certificates S2700O0OO
Government bonds have been dull and quotations
somewhat lower than yesterday, in sympathy with
the decline in gold. The general market closes
steady. Fisk g. Hatch report as follows at p M.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
CHEAP CHINESE LABOR d FAILURE

Considering how much wear and tear OF
nd the Chinese labor question has caused IN this coun
fry II is gratifying to see easily disposed of ss by
TAs Harrisburg Journal That paper says;
(hnese labor the introduction of which produced 80
much excement in all parts OF the country has proved
To he after the airest tests failure 1t not as reia-
HE s colored labor and under circumstances In our
nrsent can the Chinese successfully com
pete with the white the ooOred labor OF this country
nnahe TO Get work Though ne may be docie tractabe,
and patient there still certain something about the
race which units IL for eOmmtnghng with our own,
either in association in the workshops and the field
sy political relations The problem OF Chinese labor has
been solved and the solution IN against its adoption In
the United states II VIII need strikes to get rid Of it.
Now then. let us have peace.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
WEDNESDAY, May

WEDNESDAY May 2l-P NJ.
On the whole there was, perhaps, rather more life
in the stock speculation to-day than yesterday
though the business was not of any special I'M
portance as developing any change OF sentiment
among operators The foreign advices no longer
influence dealings, and the course Of immediate
money is such that no further disturbance is likely
Still general belief is beginning to be entertained
that the Summer season will be unusually dull
one, seemingly on the apprehensions of renewal
of the late monetary strngency in the
Fall and this not only initiates against any heavy
purchases for rise, but increases the difficulty Of
unloading such holdings of long stocks before hard
money begins in Autumn, as have been vainly wait
ing for the "Spring rise.n And to this we may
attribute the dullness Of speculation and the gradual
decay in prices into an approach to dry rot"
Despite then the ease of money, the decline OF
prices as compared with year ago. and the Halter
ing traffic reports Of the leading railroads, the mar
ket by no means looks bullish though of course it
is next to impossible to form an opinion worth an
expression. The Jack Bunsbys of the street
are numerous, but their opinions are worth
less The market at the start to-day was
about steady, but it declined and rallied again
by the First Board and then ruled fairly steady un
til noon. Here the whole line, headed by Pacific
Mail and Erie beat retreat, and by the one o'clock
board prices half to about one per cent lower
During the session there was a slight recovery in
prices, but the later afternoon was very dull, and
the market developed no new features.
The leading cards were Pacific Mail and Erie,
though there was little new gossip about them.
moderate business was done in Central, Lake Shore,
Rock Island aud Western Union at lower quota
tions than yesterday. Panama. Harlem, and the
other investments were quiet and steady, though
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was more
lively at about 1903 to 1884. Miscellaneous and Ex-
press shares were quiet The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices were follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
wv. CORR, Gen. Pass. Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

~
Trains leave EewYOk from foO Of Dbrosses and CorAndst
az sfOlOwsi
Eprsss for Harrisburg Pittsburgh and South with Pull
Palace Cars attached 800 m T. snd s1l Sunday =
Yo baltimore Washington and the South NJ Sun
day $500 ..
EIprss for Phila o. $50 1890 l. S. g. $50 H. and
u night Sunday 8, $3.50, aud $500 D.
For Phila Ksnsingto at q. m. aud 2 D a.
Emig auds secOn 1il5 D. m.
For Eewsrk At G. 60 7:40 $40 10 H. lli0 m r. 2n
800 400. 5O $40. 5:3 $50 6:l0 G: J. JO $40
O. lO 1880 - D ~. sunday b20 8. 8:l0, .. m.
Po Ehabtth 6:3 T. 1;fo g. G0 TO- H. lii0 an II i2l0
z;3 3:20 800 4o 40 $50 $50 $50 g. Gi0
alO ~. ll:30 ~ p N. SUNDAY $50 6, and s:lOp m.
RAhNsy f;3 ]. 8l0 go md 10 II O. 1880 J.
iio, 49, $50 $50 $50 9, 60 7JO $40 10 and II
night. Suaotr $50. and 60 p.
Por wood ridge aud Perth Amoy and 10 2;Jo $50 40
and so D. m.
New Bua'wck 10 m IL m. a, . I:lo $40 aud
u night Sunday, b, and p
Pof Lamhertyile and Feuington, A. and }. m.
For Pliir.'ur HHd Beiyiderc. and D. %.
Accom- DoiIeuown Burlington Camien, m
llB 2 3, {. and o.
For freehold, Z, 3 o. M, 2 and
For JsmesbuTg Pemberon Camden. boat Pier
No !. j:4J p m.
dav IOiA and 64 daily Monday ashng-
aud 1:tn 4:5i lO:l2 m. Sunday From
philadelphia 51l 6J0 lGlf 1l:Oi li5i Gl 35a 6Ol 9.4J
| M SUNDAY &2l. 6:SI, n .Ot a.
Teet Ofoss 5'6 45 2 snd 90 BroS~sYi No. Honse
and foot COrlands kmgant Ticket
Al CAssATT, Gsn. Manager 80 '''N-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

The earnings of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company, for the first week of May, were:
1873 S62 400 1872, S44SSi 81; increase, Sl7,575 o.
From Jan. 1 TO May 8, 1873, SSO,l2' So 1872,
S735, ,GO5 9S increase. $65.521 81.
The Milwaukee ,and St. Paul Railway Company
offer TO their stockholders 10per cent bond to the
extent of 100000 having 10 years to run and to be
called Equipment and Bridge Bonds" The pro-
ceeds of these bonds are needed TO procure an in
creased equipment, to lay steel rails on the nam
lines and TO acquire and improve new depot grounds,
also to build bridge the Mississippi River at
La Crosse The bonds are TO be of the denomination
of $1,000, each, with interest payable semi-annually
in June and December.
The managers of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company announce in another column that they
have resolved TO close their 30 loan when S3O0OOOO
have been sold Already So, 100000 have been dis
posed Of and with the money realized 500 miles OF
road have been opened and the patents for 10000
acres of land secured. These lands as far as they
have been sold average nearly SO per acre. and have
mainly been purchased by actual settlers. The Com
pany have resolved that when tho remainder OF the
73O loan has been sold, TO prosecute the work with
money borrowed at no higher rate than per cent
gold interest. In making this announcement the
managers state that the road is already receivinga
large amount from local business, aud the large num-
Der oi emaants already located ON the Line sLeaaiS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

There were only nine parties offering bonds to th
Government to-day for the half million Sinking
Fund purchase. These bids aggregated S1,G35S5O
at prices ranging from 1l6.49 down to 1885. The
award was made at 1859 to 1856. The details are
Hatch & Foote. Jay Cooke Co.
$500 520J ..l15 S5 {273,000 52OS. 1889
Vermilye & Co. Arnold Leo. - -.
10000 6-20s ...ll59I $4,000 620s .Il5.6G al1599
NJ. G. Stelle. ----
$500 6-20s. s...--.....116.99 S6OOOOO
T.. Sweet e. Co.
$4,000 S 20s ...ll591 0l1599
The market for State Bonds was exceedingly dull,
and prices without much change. The quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
Glendenning, Davis & Amorys closing quotation

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time, and Il TO
2 per cent bonus on 20 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
Nem Dnblications.
EfR. HOWELLS's NEW STORY.

A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE
ne t large edition Of this delightful book exhausted beOe
ysahesos. Two other large editions rapid preparaaoh 20 meet
At demand The public indoss the opinion Of The Hartford 0'usn
AAIhh charming Sumner jdy."
JAMES R. oSG0oD Co,
puhIsheyx BostoH
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
SECURITY AND PROFIT.

Vermont Division of PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURa
RAILROAD TRUNK LINE FIRST MORTGAGE GOl
SINKING FUND BONDS, limited to $4,000 per mile.
The road is being built for less than original 90
Inmates
More than half the line is in successful operation
No security is greater than these FIIsT-cIA4
RAILROAD BONDS, based on a LARGE PROPERTY az
we'll as on q LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
INCOME.
They are sold at price yielding at present rate Of
gold over s., per cent interest and upon their adj
vance to par to holders to maturity, an anrnal rata
of 10 per cent
For pamphlets maps and further informAnor
apply to
E. g. T. FAIRBANKS & Co., st. Johnsbury, VT,
FAIRBANKS * Co., No. 81 Broadway, Kew-York,
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & Co.. No. Mlk-st., Boston,
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PR CENT COIN
BONDS of the ST LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RnL'
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line lbs
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Tenn., earning moro
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
Price, 80 and interest. Sold by
WNsLow g. WILSON
10 Wiilismst
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland RAILWAY, for sale at so
JAMESON, SMITH & CoTrNG, IA Broadst
For SALE,
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price. -.
MUsGRAyE Il Co., 10 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
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BIOGRAPHY, Appendix containing Memoir OF br a Jes "
Death, and the hest fhs famous Campaign speechek .
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A IN rHR SuhhER oF lofs
The call for Mr. Greeeys sne $50 Iel ~
record wonderful intellectual display whe nc
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Da Of S2 have issue Of edition Of the Autooorsp
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