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A sucee.sfurDodse.

We had visit from a book peddling
female last week. She wished to dis
pose Of q book. She was alone 10 this
world, and had no one to whom she
could turn for sympathy or assistance
hence we should buy her book. Shs
was unmarried, and had no manly
heart in which she could pour her suf-
ferings, therefore we ought to invest
in her book. She had received q lib
eral education and could talk French
like q native; we could not in conse-
quence refuse to pay her two dollars
for book. She wanted to take lessons
in music from learned German pro-
lessor; consequently we must not de-
cline buying a book. We had listened
attentively, and here broke in with,
What did you say2 We're deaf."
She started in loud voice and went
through her rigmarole. When she had
finished we vent and got roll Of paper
and made it into speaking trumpet,
placed one end in our ear, and told her
to proceed. She nearly burst blood
vessel in her frantic efforts to make
herself heard. She commenced. 81
am alone in the world" ut doesL t
make the slightest difference to US.
We are not alone; in fact, we are hus-
band and father. Although this is
leap year, bigamy is not allowed in this
State. We are not eligible to propo-
sails" "Oh! what fool this man il"
she said in a low tone; then at the
TOP of her voice, II don't want
TO marry you. want-to
-sell-a-book 4" The last sentence
was howled. ave don't want a cook"
we blandly remarked, "our wife does
the cooking, and she wouldn't allow
az good looking a woman as you are
to stay in the house five minutes
She's very jealous" She looked at us
in despair Gathering her robes about
her, giving us a glance Of contempt,
and exclaiming, 81 do believe if a
three hundred FOUNDER were let off
alongside that old FOOLS head he'd
think somebody was knocking at the
door," she sluug herself out and
slammed the door with q vehemeuce
that awakened our Office boy, who can
sleep sound enough for whole family.
When she was gone we INDUCED in a
demoniac laugh. She isn't likely to
Try to sell us a book any more.-F
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, January 20, 6 P. n.
MONEY-Was active and dearer to-
day, ranging from per cent to l'32.
The closing loans were at 7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS The
market opened at lot per cent lower
than yesterday; butt the later dealings
there was . partial recovery.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Weak,
and sales were made at l09i@lO9 l-l6
for prime and 1921 for good bankers
but in the afternoon the market was
firmer and closed at 1891 for prime
bankers sixty days sterling; sight bills
quoted at ll0t@llOt.
GOLD-Was quiet and steady to-day
at 1133@114.
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tanned Of his recovery; aged sixty

tanned OF his recovery; aged sixty
his sinnings sore long time he bore,
nke mArGyr ont rock,
TIL bad Hoax Ames, Of sinful games,
Had eased him Of his stock.
BIS sole" had ne'er into the void been cast
HAD ne "wa1ed" frm and stuck unto his
Natick (Msss papers plesse copy.
Funeral services at Faneuil Hall. No
Irish need apply. .--
Wilson, James F., of Iowa, died Of
c, NJ. astonishing everybody, he had
hitherto enjoyed such excellent healthy
aged !ortysfve, -.
Tears, iGle tears, he knew not what they
y meant, .srss -Hs 8 r
But counted them three dollars for q
share;
They hlotted out a life we thought well
y spent
All! was his sweetness nothing but a
snare?
Rev. DR.. Newman will conduct the
services and preach the panegyric from
his campaign notes. Free list entirely
sus pended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-30
Ja@-egi
Valuable Coal Property For
SAlP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or in part that portion OF coal now
in his possession, amounting to about 10
one-third of a mile north OF the city limits,
together with one acre of surface at the en-,
trsuce on the side nearest the river, ana
three acres OF surface around the other en-,
trance, back of Fulton. The vein OF coal
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
by meaus OF the county road, or by the r.
W. SK. r. r., as the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty.
ianlS-h WALLER VI a tSScaLLs
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
Is ment made by Henry Schomher to me,
dated the 18th day OF January, 1919, anu vi
re,sord i'm the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF ohio County, West Virginia, !
shall, on the 2Sd day OF January, 1873, sell AT
Public Auction at the late store room oil the
said Henry Schomber, No. 81 Market street;
Wheeling, the entire remaining stock OF
ready made clothing, piece goods, gentle
mems furnishing goods, &C., OF the SAID
Henry Schomber.
Terms of sale cash.
VIII. CALDWELL,
fan11J Assignee.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January ~.
COTTON-Firm; low middling at
l94@l9i.
FLOUR-Dull, steady and un-
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet but firm;
choice white and amber at 81 25@2 IS;
fair to prime white at 81 00@2 10.
Corn in good demand and firm; south
ern white at 66@6Sc; do yellow at 6Oc;
mixed western at CLIO. Oats active;
southern at 45@46c; western mixed at
43@44c. Rye firm and unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Quiet but firm.
Pork, sales OF 5000 pounds at Sc; shoul,
ders at Sc; rib sides at 6f@64c; clear
rib sides at 6s@65c. Bacon firm and
higher; shoulders at 6fc; rib sides at Sc.
clear rio sides at S4c; hams at l2!@l5c.
Lard firm at St@84c.
BUTTER-Western firm; choice roll
at 25@27c; good at 2l@23c.
WHISKY-Quiet at 94lc.
HAY-Unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January %.
COTTON-Firm; mddlings at 2ls &c;
receipts 367 bales; stock GAS bales.
COFFEE-Firm.
COAL-Pittsburgh at 20@22c.
EGGS-At 40c.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm; superfne
at Sc O0@6 50; family at IS 25@S so.
GRAIN-Wheat, red western at
$175. Corn firm at Ale. Rye at SEC,
Barley at S5@95c.
HOGS-Very strong at 81 1904 Is.
OIL-Linseed at 90c.
PROVISlONS-Pork at So S1@
1900. Green shoulders at &c; clear
sides at etc. Bulk meats, shoulders at
4fc. Bacon, clear sides at &c; sales
light. Sugar cured hams at l2@l33c.
Lard, city kettle at &c.
SUGAR-Steady.
WHISKY-Firm at SSc.
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For Sale.

TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
"A with eight or ten rooms, sIuateo Oh
Seventh streets, in shriver's addition to the
Slso a two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot and colo
Eater mn and down stairs, with gas in all
sha rooms Situated on the east side OF
Chapiine street, in the Sixth ward OF the
oitv NJ WbeeIing. For price and terms see
ei'' 20 L. q HUGHES,
or. Real Estate Agent
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FOR RENT.

DossEssION GIVEN ON THE FIRST
of April. the desirable store room, WIN
csllar underneath, on the southwest corner
~ Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd Fellows
Hall, now occupied as a Drug store by MI.
r.. Booking. Apply to j. M. Bickel, at the
once of the Board OF Education, or 70
dacL2-h W. I. MChbb FL
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TIME SPACIOUS ROOM ON MAIN
street, now occupied by John hoemsr,
a a DRY Goods store, with h1tures COIL
plete. Possession given Let OF April.
Apply TO prrrpSoN
t.nlA w. r.
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For Rent.

u,HE HALL NOW OCCUPIED RY TIE
Youug Mems ChristiOn Association.
Entrance next door to the City Bank on
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873, ,E
fans ~. SRa-eN,.--. -
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faul4-i
For Sale.

- A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
S with seven or eight rooms, on JACOB
xkstreet; also a small Frame House with
two rooms on Jacob street; also a new
Sonr rooms L. q. HUGHES,
sno2 Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

lanes Mckee, az grocery and dwelling,
located on Clay street, East Wheeling, one
among the best grocery stands In the Guy
Possession given april |, 1873; Apply.o
dealR N A. M. Aph"
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FOR SALE.

~, ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
HDI timore & Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
yeS's 0ap. Marion county, w. Va, by
w, ". HOGE 4 BRO,
,o.s l0S Market street.
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THff1iGXE...

or slgaf.Ceassa, v.Oons6osfoop1L
Root ,anA Hsrsal 1A14S 49,.
Bilieas 0ranntss. T0n ek144LD
GIANrn CATHA1IlCs eg uNool0
In Parvo Rhysie. -
PaaruaseuticL Science. No Ne q % l19ss
taking he hrTe, repulsive - -aa1ooU0f -
composed Of tkesn er1dS, 80 balh7 tqGSl1>A
ssn veesa 3 8 q, - =, Y ~ - -.
cnsl properties nom the NEST valsahls reee2 -
herbs. and eoucsntraks tAsm tnes nisate g.
ule, scarcely largyS 49, . n4oeoe4
seed, that can be readily eeenevsd u 49, q
. ssssi sas:. ~nE& orr = -
a. Is embodied In any Of we Args ptns 49, ~
sale In the drug shops. Prom their vse1sI - ..
1 thar S,p, S- re-; e essDs.:asr 2 ~: -
they are harsh er drastic In EJECT bst - u -
n al the case, the different setivs nstieloA ~
cipiss Of which nay are enap1oe4 ~ 80
ncuiscd s.d' modthtd. -oat ~ tAt Seol0 -
oaSh, =. ssnsiy end k'nAllsssrssa.s
$500 RewarA D. hsssIis oesss4 b = -.
upon analysis, wili dnd In hen sny 6Sionsi 6
other forms Of nsrsau q; ny ssAss n'sssA
poison. 80, .;-+s-r,-,,..,
Beiss enslrslyvssstshls .ses.,.,s
care 10 required Wills ushs then. ~ -
rate without disturbances 10 W eoesdtauoa. 80
or occupation. For yau nssAee1 oe4AQSoes
ConstiPasfon, lmpare 1loeas fsta
I'm the shogiaerss Tahsns.s e. -
S OF inc Di ssoss q, seSei 49, q
mouth, nllions as!asess I9la N
region OF ktSnsysi tatsrh9 IsysN
Rmsk OF 6lood 10 Isa1s nh Del:
orcd Urlno, Unss,eiabllt0 AnA
Gloomy F6retoAitte6 -
Pieree's Piessant nftSttxt tln$6
rs,iye Pellets over 20 gysat = SartsY - 1issaesa.
wish 10 -ay that their action. 0n4e sehe
AM mai economy % Ssnivero4ls eeS .
gland or tissue eseapine eheSr 49,.
tive impreas. Age doe not impair NJ:
their sugar-cos,ing and being sneloeed - sho
bottles preserve their urtues unimpake4soe ~
length of time. IN any climat,. % tAnsfAsy - -
ways fresh AND reliable. vi m 70 ast ;ne eAss
cheap wood or psstc-boasd b Gss. ,hsc0lles III
for all diseases where . L. KaSi -, Ahoese.
tive or Purgattve 10 Indicated, 49, litts
all who use them. ~ TsN 80,
They are sold ~ al sneespR1slaS
Druggist ~ rs cents bottle d'pcs
Do not allow any drusSss 10 inlscs ~ 10
take anything else that be may eay 10 Josslss
good a. nv Pellets becanat he makes .hfgU
profit on that which he retom0scda 10 80
druggist cannot supply them. enclose - ssaO
and receive them By return naii nsss
BUYYAl0. III T.
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FOR RENT.

THREE 81 ROOMS ON TIE SECOND
floor In the building sltna Gu Sorn ter
Market and Quincy streets. Desirable for
ONCE or sleeping rooms. Possession given
Genaa'S JAMES HAMILTON.
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WITH FULL HALF LOT

And an unoccupied half lot adjoining. or
ali will be sold together, to suit purchasers.
Title to be made GOOD.
Terms will be easy, and made known on
day of sale. All deferred in talments must
be satisfactorily secured.
ianlO-i Admir- with the will annexed.
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Save Your Horses.
WANTED.
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
N keep the largest assortment In the icity
OIL TRUSSES

Of various patterns and for every form OF
&rnt,,rs M that we can at almost any case
at sisht. Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
ri ER s. sHoUL6ER BRACES, BANDAGES,
SYRiNGTS and SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS in great vari ty: =
In sending orders for Trusses ana sup
rorters Rfye the circumi erence round the
fips. and specify whether Right, Lett or
Double Truss "a wanted. Address
- LOGAN, LIST d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing. w, Va. Do.
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L general BanlEins. Exsaan0 "a ooiiss.
ion bu.inss tsansasssd WI 1dsaiy -
Cerfi6ostss q pspoa1s $500 - i.saua
paid thereon.
s:H c. g =; a II: e q: !:
coin always on hand Ia The o0oG00o1a,
don OF the pubic.
80. ASssSn "a e - S:.s,s,;ss E.s'.s1
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FOR SALE.
FoR 9ALH.
Elegant Residence
On Chapline St., Centre Wheeling

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
wv at the front door OF the Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
Monday, February 10, 1873, DA.M.
The late residence OF JOHN HAMILTON,
deceased, situate on the northeast corner
of Chapiine and Second streets, Centre
Wheeling.
An Elegant Three-stOry Brick
House,
With slate roof, and finished throughout In
arst class style, with all the modern I'M
provements.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March SIT is report
ed that an attempt will DO made to raise
the wreck of the Patrican. Yesterday,
all of the ships running gear, including
blocks, ropes and sails. were saved;
nothing now remains above water but
masts and spars.
The forty-four Deputy Assessors
sworn in last week, commenced their
duties to-day.
Health officer Bates has determined
not to prefer charges against Bookstaver
40 he had already resigned his Office.
The examination of the young woman
Cannon, who shot 1T Mr.. McDermot on
Saturday night, is being conducted in
the Police Court, with closed doors.
The Board of Health will meet to-day.
There are about twenty applications al
ready for the position of Market Inspec-
tor, made vacant by the resignation Of
s. J. Bookstaver. It is stated that DR..
Bates, the Health Officer, will prefer
charges to the Board against Bookstaver,
but their character are not yet made
known.
F.P. Anderson has been elected Mar
ket Inspector, vice Bookstaver, resigned.
The Noses Taylor will sail for Homo
lulu on Wednesday, connecting at Auck-
land with steamers for Sydney.
The Great Republic and disabled Ida
no are due to-day from Panama.
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INNING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

Forenoon Board.
AS Ophir, 43k, AN 81. 4s, 43 $50.
40 Gould Curry. IA. IA. 49,.
40 Savage. a. -, a b3O, 729s. 10 bsO. 72h, Is
1876 Chollar, 4s, 45. AK, As bso, 451s bSo, ASK
1ss Crown Point. 1Os, 1913 BIS, 1o2, 1o2h. BIS 100
b5, 1O1h.
30 Hale Norcross, II b3O.
40 Yellow Jacket, 70 "A b5, "A, "A, Is b3O, '3k
"a. 74k. IS b3O. "A, 73s4.
54s Imperial. Z. ~ ~ blo,7h
355 Empire Mill, 7h.
30 Kentuck. 10. OK, 10.
80 Belcher, IS, So X BIO, Sc b3o. S414. IS b3.
125 Confidence, 101S, 1925.
rs Con- Virginia, 81, Soy, Sc, Sc b, 571s b30,
56h b3O, 50 4, Sc b3O, IS.
375 Sierra Nevada. 11h.
Segregated Belcl er. 60.
$50 Overman, 50, so. ~ BIS, 4s, so b3O, ~ bio,
48k.
50 Justice, 6.
$50 Julia, 5, 47s,5.
50 Buckeye. 2.
1U0 Succor. 3I.
26O Caledonia, 20, 81. pig, % b3O, 2l14.
$50 Baltimore, Ia.
30 Bullion, Is.
800 Silver Hill, 90 $40, Oh, ga $50.
1890 Woodville, IA, bio, b5, 4 Il b3o.
$50 Alamo, ), Sd.
100 Franklin, II.
Evening Report.
9l5 Meadow Valley, 147s, 14sl, Is b3O.
$50 Raymond L Ely, s0h. ~, 81, 81 b3O, 81 y,
50 b3O, 81 b3.
$50 Eureka Con. 1915, 1913.
10 Jackson. As cts.
200 Phoenix IS cts.
100 Phoebe, 9 $50. 9.
100 Washington and Creole. Ii.
80 Alps, Ia.
45 Flag. 81, 8.
100 Hunt, AZ. Az b3O, A.. BE-. IA $50. AS.
go Belmont. Az.
so Phoebe West, so cts.
500 Ingomar. rs cts.
50 Newark, Ia.
so HermeS, 6.
800 Amador Tunnel. 3.
100 Charter Oak. IS cts.
100 Independent. Ia, Is.
20 Empire Idaho, l.
IS Golden Chariot, 6, 81.
so Gilmore, 5.
20 Mahogany, 61G.
800 Silver Chariot, % cts.
20 Minnesota, 2.
--z45 Savage, 70. 6s. 67h, CT bio, 6s bio, 81 So,
$50 Overman, 4s, 46 bs, A, As bs, A. bio, At,
$50 Yellow Jacket, II. 7O14, 70]4 Sd, 701s b. 20,
70 b3O.
400 Belcher, 81, s51s b3O. $751; s314, s314 BIS. SO
So, s41s b3O, 81 b3O S3 b3.
IT'S Woodville. 80, 3zs, go.
% Julia, AS.
$50 Caledonia, 81, q X b3c, 21s4 b3o, n.
$50 Con. Virginia, 81 BIO. 53,a b30, 81, 50 b3,
52k. 531a b3o. 521s $50. 50, sax.
235 Crown Point 100. 90, 90 y 50, 1O2 b30, 9S'4,
101 b3O, 90 b3, 98k.
1870 Chollar, "A 43 \. As bSo. 43la b5, 43'4.
200 Kentuck, 81, go b30.
IS Ophir, Al s3. AN. AZ.
40 Confidence, 10 i bio, 101s, 10A. 101a
1895 Imperial, I, 67s,7.
50 Hale 4 Norcross,,75. "A. rs b3o. 11a2.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04

TEE CITIZENS BALL takes place to-
morrow "wednesday night. A Collect
ing Committee were around yesterday.
and seemed altogether satisfied with the
cash prospect. The hat and cloak room,
about which oil are pardonably prone to
be dubious, will be all right. We are as
sured by the Committee that they will
hol:l themselves responsible for anything
that is lost. The dining room is to be
used for the hat and coat room, and sew
eral paid men are provided to take care
of it. The following Committees have
been appointed: Executive Committee
Jacob Klein, A. B. Driesbach, S. T..
Swift. Reception Committee = George
ellison, H. Peters, Dean Hatch, John
Rosser, H. s. Mason, C. N. Noteware
Floor Manasers-Richard Kelley, James
Dealy, J. E. Ladd. w. j. Thorington.
General Director, NJ. NJ. Gaige. Mr..
Cage will also have the general SUPER
vision of the floor and hall at large, and
will attend to the distribution of the pro-
gra,nmes, of which large number are to
be printed to-day-one for each lady
and gentleman. The supper. we ascer-
tanned, is to be prepared by the Corbett
Brothers, to whose hotel from the hall
n plank walk will be laid. Everything
will be done by the Committees to Sc
cure order, enjoyment, and good time
generally.
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REGULAR Curry Engine Company
No. will hold their regular monthly
meeting this evening Anti-jury men,
be OH hand.
A new bill to choke gambling to the
wall was introduced by Senator Varian,
Yesterday. Phelan thought it was only
Il flyer" to get names on the record.
Jerrie Moore didn't mind that: he was
not afraid of the record and favored
making the question test one iDme-
diately. Crawford thought it was dan
gerous Legislation to introduce and pass
a bill on the same day. And SO they had
it. They-the partizans of the bill
urged its engrossment. but their motion
failed; as likewise when they would have
it referred to the Committee of the
Whole. The test vote of the Senate
seems unquestionably in favor of the
passage of the bill, but it will be
scratch if in the ordinary course, to
which it is now forced. it is not killed
by adjournment sine die. s-g Il
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JIa OENDcEF. the famous Nevada bill
Hard sharp. from Virginia, was in Carson
Sunday night, and welded the cue most
bewitchingly, to the delight of large
crowd assembled in the Magnolia Sa-
loon to watch his movements.
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A party consisting of Senators Small

A party consisting Of Senators Small,
Waiter, Thompson and T. A. Waterman,
Senate clerk, went over to visit the
Bowers Mansion on the noon Sundaytrain
from Carson, returning on the 1890
O'Clock at night. They went over as
sort of examining commit tee to see how
the Mansion would do for an Insane
Asylum. They were elegantly enter
tanned by Mrs Bowers and returned
home delighted with their trip generally
and = turkey dinner particularly.
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U. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.

U. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRr.-Ths
amount of mixed bullion, gold and sill
yer. received at the Carson City Branch
Mint yesterday was As, $40 ounces, sent
to the Mint for melting and assay. On
the same day, $1,000 in gold and 81 600
in silver was sent in from the mines in
Nevada to be coined. The Coiner of the
Mint transferred from his department to
the Treasurer 10000 half-dollar pieces
and II, 400 dimes-making the total
number Of pieces coined during the
week So, 700.
TIE Warren Fire Engine Company
have just received an elegant hose car
rage made according to the latest inn
provements and magnidcently finished.
Its wheels are five feet eight inches high
which makes it run with o touch. The
hubs of tho wheels present an attractive
appearance, being large and heavily
finished with plated platinum. The
brace Of lamps in position above to sway
with the motion of the carriage are OF
exquisite make of different colored glass
ornamented with floral engravings. Jim
Phelan. formerly President of the Fire
Department at Virginia, says it is the
handsomest carriage on the coast.
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The train which left Virginia yester-
day, at gu arter OF eight reached Car
son at half past twelve.
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PERsoNAL.-John D. Yost, of the firm
Of S. G.. Croker & Co., appeared in
town yesterday; as also John C. Lewis,
Warren WATSON, and NJ. II. Elstner.
Henry Jones, brother of the U. S. Sen
ator, was in town yesterday.
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MEssRs. Mason & CHENEY have Just re-
ceived a large supply of fresh Point
Reyes butter. Their supply of crockery
is immense and varied without end.
Call in, ladies and heads of families gen.
orally.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04
Ghe 9fw @ailp appeal.

A meeting of the Ade!phi Club takes
place. this evening. at the State Miner
alogist's room. See adv
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04

WHILE they were making up law in
the Senate yesterday to tax dogs, Col.
Ellis big, ugly, black dog with green
as if for fear that the two dollars which
his master will hereafter have to pay on
his head may raise a question as to his in
disnenSahlenecs
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04

IMPRoMprU.- informal little
dancing party was gotten together at
the Ormsby House last night. The la
dies of the hotel all came down, and
joined in with few from town to have
sociable time. All went merrily. The
music and the calling by Flanders were
rs good rs if big ball had been OH the
tapis.
CRUEL MISCHIEF. A number of young
hoodlums stoned a Chinaman at the de-
pot Sunday, and inflicted severe cash
upon his head. He came bleeding to the
Sheriff's Office to complain, but went
away and has not been seen since. We
are in possession of the names of these
young rascals, bnt as we do not know
which one gave the blow, we withhold
telling who they are at present.
THE University bill WIS read the third
time in Committee of the whole Senate
yesterday afternoon, and its passage rec
commended. Il is not to be exclusive in
sex or color. 1t is to be located, not at
Carson, but at Elko Mr.. Lockwood
made c e." remarks. He said he would
surprise the Senators. The great East
should give the little West credit for gen.
crosby. He would not claim the loca-
ton of the University for Carson. He
favored the motion to fill up the blank
place with the word "Elko.''
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04

NAMES OF MUsICIANs.-Th music for
the dance tomorrow night will be fur
nished as follows: Emile Dreyfous, first
violin and alto; r. Flanders. second VIC
lin; J. Engelbrecht, first cornet; Carl
York, second cornet; Frank Moore, flute
and basso: J. P. Meder. piano and
tenor. Caller, r. Flanders.