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BANKRUPTCY OF STIRLING, AHRENS
& co.
BALTIMORE, Dec. s, 1875

BALTIMoRE Dec. ), IB75.
stirling, Ahrens Co., sugar refners, who failed in
August last yesterday adjudged bankrupts in the
United States District Court, Judge Giles presiding
Dr. ZoilcofTer became special partner in the firm In
February 1878, contributing 1926 in cash. This
partnership dissolved in April 1876, by the
death OF OF the partners. The partnership
renewed tho LIST of May, DR.. Zocoffer
becoming, he supposed special partner before.
He charged with the S125 900 the books of the
old firm and credited with it on the books Of the new
one Under tho instructions of Judge Giles the jury
declared DR. Zoicofer general partner, the law OF
Maryland partnerships says that the contributed
by special partner must be in actual cash.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Dec 8, 1875.
First Lieutenant Sidney e. Clark, regimental quar-
Second infantry will relieve First Lieutenant
George s. Hoyt Eighteenth infantry Of the charge OF
the national cemeteries Marietta and Andersonvc
Ga Lieutenant Hoyt will transfer to Lieutenant Clark
all the property funds and records in his possession
pertaining to tho cemeteries named.
Major v. X. Hart Fifth cavalry, will report for duty
in connection with the International Exhibition OF
1875 70 Major $. G. Lyford, Ordnance Department,
Chairman OF the Board behalf Of the United States
executive departmentg
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SENATOR DORSEY.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. s, 1875
Tho Joint Committee appointed at the last session OF
the Legislature 70 investigate tho election Of 8 w.
Dorsey tho United States Senate m9do report TO
the Senate might They say they have examined
large number Of witnesses and have yet failed 10
procure any direct proof that bribery any corrupt
maana wera used Mr. Dorsey 10 his election
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A DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1875.
On November "a prepossessng elderly gentleman
registered himself at the Read House az L. G. Tufts,
New Jersey, and passed most OF his time since reading
without saying word to any This morning no
left the hotel at half past six and proceeding to back
street, shot himself in the ef breast surviving two
hours The hotel clerk says be received four letters
yesterday He leaves fine wardrobe, but papers
or anything giving any further whore he from
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FRENCH CANADIAN FANATICIsM

a PROTESTANT INDIAN CHURCH PULLED DOWN
AND DEsTRoYED-oNE MAN INJURED.
MONTREAL, Dec. s. 1876.
special telegram TO the Witness, from Okla, an
indian village the Ottawa River says the Protestant
Indian church was completely wrecked by crowd
OF French Canadians, Roman Catholics yesterday,
the roof steepe and walls being evelled TO tho ground
Ono man was badly injured by the bell falling him.
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THE BARNsLEY CoLLIERY

FIFTY-NINE DEAD BODIES TAKEN FROM THE
sWATHE MAIN PHONE HUNDRED AND
FoBTY SUPPOSED TO HAVE PERIsHED.
LONDON, Dec. g. 1875.
Up to this time fftynne bodies have been recovered
from the Swaithe Main Colliery at Barnsley.
IL now considered that the dead will num-
Der between 1870 and 40
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Dec. 8, 1876.
The Legislature to-day elected tho officers of the
State government as folows:-Secretary Of the Com
monwcath, James McDonad Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts, VIM F. Taylor; Second Auditor, Asa Rogers;
Treasurer r. NJ. I. Hunter Register OF Land Office, s.
NJ Boykn; Superintendent OF Public Printing, r. II.
Walker; Superintendent OF the Pcnitentiary, G. II.
Strother General Agent and Storekceper OF the Pen
itentary NJ G. TaaferrO
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THE CANAL EAST OF UTICA
snppA1o. Dee. 8. ISIS

BUFFALO, Dec 3, 1875
THE Board OF Trade passed resolution this morning
ASKING Auditor Thayer to keep the levels oe
tho canal Of Utica so that canal boats may reach
tide wster II the mild weather continues Auditos
Thayer replied by telegraph according tho request
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DOMINION RAILWAY MATTERS.
QrEnEu. Dec. s. ls7t

QuEREc, Dec. ;, 1915
In the Quebec Legislature last night Mr.. Jolly, discus
cling the railway scheme OF the government said the
province was not able TO bear such burden the
expenditure OF s13 600 600 on new railways He fur
ther stated that the time coming when the govern
ment OF Canada would have TO do something for the
English stockholders or the Grand Trunk Railway.
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THE CARAQUET RIOTERS.
RArnuRsr. N. r. Dec. 8. 1875

BATHURST, N. B., Dec. s, 1875
After FIVE hours OF retirement the jury returned a
verdict OF guilty Of murder, with strong rccommcnda
tons favor OF Joseph chaesson OF the caraque
rioters II is understood that proposition has bcen
made that all the other prisoners shall plead guilty OF
mansaughter, with all the points offered by the de-
fence. Reserved for the Supreme Court
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A NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Dec 5, 1875.
The Supreme Court OF the State yesterday ordered
new trial in the Of Harry GRANGE, tried and con-
vlced Of the murder Of Edward Maddcp editor Of tho
herccd argus, year ago,
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THE RUTLAND MURDER.

WATERFOWL Dec s, 1875.
Afer two days session tho coroner's jury in the
case OF Sarah Conkln, who murdered November
80, at Rutland brougE in verdict against Frank Rut-
tan. The bloody frock by him the day Of the
murder has been found and II ls said that he has made
partial confession. There remains doubt as to his
guilt.
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LEA & PERKINS,

Ii the only GENUINE
WoRcKsTgRsHIRK SAUor.
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DIED..

ARNoLD.-0n Tuesday evening, December T. ALFRKA
p ARNOLD in the Gath year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem-
bers Of the Mechanics and Traders Exchange
spectfuy invited to attend tho funeral at his late resi-
dence ITO East Nineythird street, on Friday Decem
Der 10, at eleven O'Clock.
[For Otter Dedkhs See Ei1hth Paqel
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FATHER GERDEMANN'S DEFALCA-
TION.
PHiLADELPH

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Dec. 3, 1875.
II T. reported that twelve persons who hold claims
against 81 Bonfacus church have taken preliminary
steps to bring suits against Archbishop Wood to
the loaned the fund for the construction OF tho
church edhce. Thcsssuits grow out Of the late dfi-
Guilty IN the congregation which its former PASTOR,
ex.Priest John w Gerdemann, figured cOnspcu0usly.
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CHLoRoFoRMED AND ROBBED.
Troy, Dec. s, 1876

TROY, Doc 5, 1870.
The residence OF william G. vanness, miles aorth
Of Waterford, Saratoga county, entered by burg
lars last night Tho family we're chlorofarmed, and
$500 worth Of fewolry and clothing stoen also promis
sorry notes tothe value of 81 800 The latter aC
terward found
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THE MESSAGE IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s, 1876
The Presidents Message Is regarded as very tame
document IL Is believed here that he wrote it himself
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THE BoYNToN PACKING COMPANY.
BosroN. Mass, Dec. s, 1875.

BosroS, Mass, Dec. s, 1875.
The Boynton Packing Company at meeting Of their
creditors to-day exhibited assets Of about 5000 900 to
liabilities OF 1912 000 The committee will recommend
extension the condition OF the company is by no
TN fIiral
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IN SARATOGA COUNTY.

ALBANY Dec. 8, 1875.
The residence Of Isaac Van Ness Waterford Sara
toga county, was robbed by burglars last night oi
$S 600 IN notes given by various parties gold watch
and chain and a small in cash
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COST OF ENTERTAINING TRAMps.

HDDLarowN Dec, g. 1876
For the year ending the 1st Of November last trampa
cost the towns Of Orange county outside OF Newburg
S17,660 The number kept IL, ,491 Many OF the
towns refuse TO entertain tranips set them ID
breaking stones In return.
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SPLENDID VARIETY OF LADIES' FANCY. FURS
and geutemens COLLARS and CuFrs displayed Knoxs
stores 2i2 Broadway 533 Broadway and in the Fth Ave
Hotel Purchasers have opportunity select
the finest FURs at the most reasonable prices
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DIFFICULT PROBLEM HAPPILY SOLVED
The Truss Company 6S3 Broadway, comfortably
hold ruptures night and day till permanently
cured Never displaced by severest exercise
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A FATAL FIRE.
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. s, 1875.

BANGOR, Me, Dec 8, 1875.
The residence stables and outbuildngs Of Ingcrson
whitney, in Hudson were burned this morning son
OF Mr.. Whitney perishcd In tho flames Two other
children escaped by jumping from the window Loss
on buildings, III, GOO
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 8, 1875.

BALTIMORE, Dec s, 1876.
At the meeting Of tho Board OF Directors Of tho Bati
and Ohio Railroad Company this afternoon, John
w. Garrett unanimously reelected President OF the
company The ensuing year will bo tho eighteenth OF
Mr. Garrett's incumbency.
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BROOKLYN

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BR00KLYH
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. TO 4. NJ.
On Sunday from to o T. NJ
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THE wEArHr1 YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parssn with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy
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CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWL. ANY PARTY WISHING
dispose Of UAMELs HAIR SHAWL fine quality. much
find purchaser by addressing ). L. T. Herald
ofire
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A.-FURS.
Choice stock fine FURs al popular prices. Sealskin
Sacques aud Sets speciality. All goods guaranteed q
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A.-FURS.

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH. (PRINCI.
pal of Marsh Cot his old Office No vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch.
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AN ENGLISH SQUADRON WITH THREE THOUSAND
SAILORS TO PASS THROUGH THE CANAL
PROM TIE RED SKA TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.
LONDON Dec S-Evening.
The vessels ordered from the East Indies to the
Mediterranean compose the detached squadron under
the command Of Rear Admiral Lambert which, accord
ing TO previous arrangement to have remained in
tho East India waters until next March.
THREE THOUSAND 'JAcg rARs" or BOARD
The combined crews number over I, 900 men.
guE FIRST COMPLETE FOREIGN SQUADRON THROUGH THE
HIGHWAY.
On the receipt OF the orders the squadron will
sail for the Red Sea and proceed through the Suez
Canal to the Mediterranean.
This will be the first time that a whole squadron be-
longing to foreign Power has passed at once through
the canal
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ALL ROOFS MADE wATERTIGHT OR NO
charge. Old promptly repaired by practical Cali,
write send at to No. > Cedar street.
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN or
black-BOSWELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRtFIc THs
HAlR.n Depot. No Dey street.
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JACK FROST IRR1TATES SENSITIVE SKINS
GLENN's SULPHUR Soar the irritation.
"HILLs HAIR AND WHISPER DYEn Black or Brown SOC.
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices HERTS X 90, Manufacturers, Nos SO0 ana 3U3
broadway, opposite Ele esenth street. New York
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A So HAT FOR 81 90.--FINE HATS A SPECIALLY;
SILK HATS, s. 80 worth IS. 10 New Church stairs
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Average temperature yesterday. ..........,.... 305
Ysas.....................~.......s.'... rear. s2J
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IMMIGRATION.

The total arrivals of immigrants at the psrt OF New
York during the months OF November 1875 and 1874.
were respectively -
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Your Cough Cold Hoarseness be cured at once
will take SPKHCKR's CHLoRAmIaE PAsrtLLEs We have
them and fully recommend them the best Cough
Ioxenges manufactured They sos pleasant tho
All druggists keep them The principal depot No
I O33 Walnut street. Philadelphia
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III YOUR LUNGS ARE WEAK OR UNS0UND AND
you strong perfect uRADUArRp CHEsT
And LUNG PROTECTORS Sold everywhere. BY mail 81 so
SINGER. Manufacturer. GOA Bros1wsy.
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ROYAL HAVANA RY.-ExrRAoRDINARY
Drawing. December 23 81 100000 In prizes; capital
prize $50 0O 2O97 prizes In all and only l60OO tickets
crcuarS.of full information free.
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers, II Wall street. New Ycrh.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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ID Calculus, Gout, Rheumatism Dyspepsia Diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys. Bladder Prostate Giand Prsmstnre
Prostitution, Organic Debility and Chronic Affections lin
curable by general practitiones Two pamphles explain
ing their successful treatment by NATURES SPECIFIC
ASAHEL MADE or GOD. BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING WATER. and Dr.. A. HAWLEY HEATH. the an.
thor and propetor any address Depot
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LNoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS BUY DR. FOOTE'S
Science in story or The Boy Doctor and the Trouble
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East Twenty eighth street, New York.
MANHoOD-2O0rH EDTTION.--A TREATISE Ex-
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cessul treatment Of Weakness Low Sprts nervous sk-
hauson Muscular Debility and Prematlre Decne ~ Nan
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Nrow READY-FRoM HEAVEN To NEW YORK A
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street, N. xl
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Union sararo.

have now on exhibition thor stock for the holiday trade
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wISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY
will cure your cough Trytl Fifty cents and 81 abote
WIGS, ToUPEES, 6C--G RAUCHFUSS, PRACrt.
wigmaker and Importer Of Human air "A East Twelfth
street, Broadway.
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THE sUEz CANAL.
BRITISH NAVAL COMMUNICATION FROM INDIA
TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.


Tho EDening Globe to-day gives prominence to the
following -'We informed that six frigates now at
via the Suez CanaLu
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THE WORD ''S0ZOD0NT."
which already become household word is derived o
the Greek composed Of two words Soxo aud Odontes
Sozo translated means TO preserve, and Odontes tho
SOzODONT OF the teeth And u h truo
10 II beauties and preserves the teeth harena
tnvgOrates the and corrects all impurities 0 the
breath The odor Of this pure preparation Is delightful
that Is lrxury 90 apply IT, IL Is harmless
Sold by drug gists and perfumers.
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tare been shown .nd ars nod % ID lound c.ewhero.
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THE IRON WORKERS.

The Hon. HAMILTON FISH, &C
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many article. ., their own anuao.as which have no. so
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comprising careful selections from abroad
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
THE sCHOO.. ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment given II the Carson
TLeater. last evening, by the Pupils OF
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Brsck $ School, assisted by
amateur musicians and humber o.
young ladies and gentlemen, attracted
fnll honsn. ard was, excepting the Hb-
sence of Mr.. Lindsay. seemingly quite
satisfactory. The !. :, Iaieen little
girls, blessed in white. with blue and
red sashes. made very pretty appear
ance on the stage, ard looked so sweet,
deported themselves so naturally. and
appeared so innocent ana happy, yet so
self-posse s-ei. that they were quite
charming. The Greeting Song. g" We
are clad to meet you, was well given y
the entire plumber. Little Lille Swift,
with wonderful composure, sang 9 Foot
steps on the stairs, commencing II
miss them now. those little feet. very
sweetIv. Miss Gertrude Gerrish per
formed difficult Piano Solo and did it
well. The Evening PRAYER tahlean
was pretty enough. but owing to an &C.
cident to the drop curtain, did not H.
spire the audience with n devotional
spirit nor cause a beautifel angel TO cio S
the stage. Mrs. Winnie sang The
hour of sweet repose, to which one only
needs to listen to admire. She has
very fine cuntralto voice. and rendered
the song admirably. Tie Taoitan. Mar
plot was commercially expressive.
4 Duett on the violin and piano
was given by Messrs. Laushton and
Hensrhei. They need no praise from
anyone d: they are fine musicians. Miss
stella Gates and Miss Ollie Swift did
some expressive acting in the Ianto-
mime ot Too many strings to her bow.
The were assisted hv three Young gen
:Iem.n, Cavanaush, Richards and Drlry,
who acted well their parts. ], nar really
comic. Littl- Miss Uoare, the sweetest
and youngest If the number, sang q BE
heath thu w4s.rg willow. The tti!e..u
Of " Elaine. though designed as u bur
leSaue, WAS With due respect tor the
talent of the Young gentlemen appearing
thereiu-Nl1huut merit. e2ectahlr. The
entertainment IS announced tS be re
repeated on n-Nt Saturday evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
MATTER CT the ESTlTE or AMNi
Smith, DECEASED.
Notice Of sale of Dwelling House and
1--WE Lots.

E9URSUANT TO Az ORDER or
4 the court. I,tiu, = rely @:s,n that
vii; o.,r IN sale a p'Ibiic aucl Ii III th' door
oil tie Sheriff office in 'srsel 'It!, Urm>b,
county. NtNaGa, IN
Saturday, May 18th, 4 d. 1919,
l.. tween. o'cio, A. u anath' sitting 81 tint
sun on til,. sans day the t-lloWng real estate
t. Wit:
Lots eight lSi and nine ~ block thirty
flrr "a ;. sears. Thompson aus sears division
81 the town Of Carson Ci,y, Merida. said real
estate insists of two lots and the dwelling
house and improve ments thor u, Ielonsing t."
the estate 81 Auna Smith, deceased.
Terms Of sale. cash.
Given under ny hand this. III day Of May,
4. b. ls1I
SAM. {. WRIGHT.
Ixr,nt " Of the estate of
rnyj.;d Anna Smith, deceased
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
GEO. D. FRYER, Of the Ormst

GEO. u. RY EH, Ol INC ciHhsDy
House. according to the Chronicle, has
announced his intention Of erecting
in Virginia City during the present
Summer. a first-class hotel containing
200 rooms. That paper says: The
hotel conviences here are insufficient
10 accommodate the public, and many
travellers are compelled to live in
rooms away from the places where
hey board. A new enterprise of this
kind has been talked of in general
way for some time. and it is gratifying
10 learn that there is now a probability
that it will be carried out. A hotel
properly built, in an accessible ioca-
ion and fitted with modern improve
nents would be well patronized and
overrun with guests. Many visitors
who only stop here a day would re-
main q week or two We're they plea
sanity situated. 1t is to be hoped that
the preparations for the new under
taking will soon be finished, and that
a new hotel will be erected as speedily
As possible.
Az EASTERN CIEcUs CoMISG.-Brieu's
great menagsris and circus is on its way
across the continent, aud willsarrive in
Virginia City on the 4th of June next,
where it will open for short season and
then proceed to California. The con-
tracing. route and press agents arrived
Yesterday morning in Virginia City. and
the full details relative to the coming al
traction will be duly advertised shortly.
The circus portion of the immense show
III s,.ytv- CT aFfn u a
most of auxiliaries, sixty-two tlalnsd
steeds and three circus rings under one
huge pavilion. The mena2erie depart
Inent is also very extensive. including
thirty-nine cages Of wild animals. SEA
lions, trained osfriches, two giraffes.
four elephants, etc.
SERIOUS Acknowledging to land
slide in Ash Canyon, just above Ash
Mill, q number Of men were killed.
We were unable to learn the number,
but the party giving the information
stated that at least five were hurried
to their last account. We sincerely
trust that the number will be greatly
reduced. At tho same time some
fifteen hundred cords of wood were
swept away.
JOHN WATSON, editor of the Tucson
(Arizona) Citizen, has started for Phil
adelphia as one of the Centensial COM
missioners. who have . meeting in June.
He announces in the last Citizen that he
will purchase. during his absence, ma
terial with which to enlorge his papss
from five to seven columns to the page.
THE GRAND ENCANPNENT OF the
Independent Order of the Red Cross
meets in Virginia City this week.
Messrs. Allen, Sutherland and Mrs.
Ellsworth are the delegates from Car
son Encampment. The Grand Com
mander, Judge Leonard. being absent,
the Grand Counselor, H. 81. Howe, 10
the presiding officer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
The .Honanza'' foI All.

Invalids. by nervous debility, desirous OF
again feeling the Nigor Of h'alh and vim of
system, should take a few botilesof DR.. HEN
LkYls CELEBRArtD |. x. l.. BITFRS. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration Of
returning health. No case OF dyspepsia, indi-
gestiou, loss of appetite. rhenmsisIn, kidney or
liver disease, has ever II sistedIis restorative
power, Every part Of the huiGn system re-
lUiree a-d shoGlG receive fus'cEuce and sup
port from the -tonach, regulate 10y the liver.
II tie stomach cannot supply te aiim-ut re-
guilei the whole system langi-h"S. Eortify
your organs of lie with these biicrs and i'll @
few day. you viii feel your Who'll system invi-
SOrated, for every disease arisinffIom disorder
ed liver, stomach or bowels, it If invaluable; it
will revive your shattered systol. DyspcptlcS
and persons of bilious habit hould hep it
within reach, il they value Eealh AID .ase.
Arl.-!il
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06

A general convention of the teachers
employed in the public schools Of Sto-
rsy, Lyon. Ormsby and Washoe counties,
numbering about forty in all, will be
held in Virginia City to day. commen-
cling at 10 A. N. The School SUperin-
tendents of the several counties named
above will also be i'll attendance. The
institute will, in all probability, be an
unusually interesting one. An invita-
ton is extended to all persons interested
in educational matters to be present on
the occasion.
Thc Red Men, improved order, con-
template having picnic on the 18th
instant-St. Tammany Day. 1t pro-
bable that they will join with their broth
rem in Storey county On the occasion.
The Knights of Pythias also contemplate
. picnic at no distant day.
Mr.. Il. T. Dunning. who is engaged in
the lumber business with Captain Pray,
and who has been absent away down
in Maine" for several months, returned
to Carson yesterday. Looks natural and
is bachelor yet. Glad to notice his re-
turn.
Ascension Day services in the Episco-
pal Church to-day ct II A. II. Rev
Rush S. Eastman Of Virginia will Off
ciate Rev. George B. Allen will officiate
at St. Johns Church i'll Gold Hill tc
day.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
Society will give Social at the resid
snce of Mrs. A. Curry this evening. Tho
place Of meeting assures q pleasant
time.
A colored gentleman is busy in fixing
the grounds in the southern par. Of town
owned by Colonel Jacob johnson. to be
used as place 0: public amusement.
Mr.. FISCHER, for several years chief
cook OF the ST. Charles Hotel, will leave
Carson tonight for San Francisco.
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The Hoibrosk Sisters at the Carson
Iheater Tonight.

Those charming iolbrook Sisters
will appear at the Carson Theater to-
night. As part Of the entertainment
Miss Nellie Holbrook will play
" Romeo" and Miss Imogen "Juliet,"
in the balcony scene in Shakespeare
tragedy. The garden scene in THE
Lady OF Lyons" will also be pre-
scented. The Sisters have a decided
talent for the stage. full rich voices,
and are trained slocutiOnists. The
bill is good one.