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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United 81 afes FIR tina District Of Nevada.
In ste MISTER of AUGUSTUS W. BURRILL, a
bankrupt, IL Bankruptcy. -Hrited States OF
america. District of Nevada. eS.-A warrant in
Bankruptcy has b IN issued h. sad court
against the estate of Augustus ". BuTr!li, Of
the county of Dou 2las and State Of Nevada. il
said District. who has been duly adjudGed
bankrupt .pcn bis own petition: and the pay
meut of any dsbts and the delivery Of any prop
"rty "iongag to said bankrupt II lin or 10
his risr. and the transfer Of any property by
b H. ere forbidden by law. A meeting OF the
creditors OF said bankrupt. to prove their debts
and choose or more assienees of his estate,
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Viz mia, in the said District, ON ne
nth day Of April, 4. D. 1876. at o'clock i. N.
Il the Office of =. str,thcT Room No. 1. Odd
Fellows Building, cofI,er If 9 ana Smith
streets. one Of the Re.ist rs in bankruptcy of
sait: y strict. AUGUSTUS ASH,
United Siatea Marshal anal Messenger IN Bank
rup.ry for said District. spStd
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Walnut Saloon.
Carson and Second Streets

Where can always De found the finest of Wines.
,.nir1 and Cigars, and be extends general
..yt-lrion 10 all to ties: III" same. ny2O
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The above sale is hereby postponed until the
l5th day Of June, a. d. 1916, al same hour and
,)iar", S. r. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson City. June sth 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
a pPLICATION EOR i PATENT.
~ 10 Tho NORTH CAESON NINE No. an.,.

"A To the NORTH CARSON MINE No. 3O5.
t. s. Land Office, Ca son City. Nevada. MarCl.
23d. 1876. office * i3cr~by given that tn"
NoETH Carson Sill II: MINING tuMPs.T. ~
lis AUTH rzed agent \. :. GOULD. whose p'si
Office adlre., Is Carson Cry, Nevada has tins
day filed It's application for patent for Fif-
Teen Hundred linear !ceI OF the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing . Id aud silver. WITH
surface ground six hundred ,rct in width,
situate. lying and being IN Eagle and Wasio-
Valley Mining District, County of Oirnsby.
and state Of Nevada. and known and d,sg-
mated by the field notes and official plat on Tile
in this office as Lot No. ~, in Township il.
north Range twenty cast IF Monte DiablO mt
rilian. the exterior boundaries ~ said i."t No
10 being a. follows, to-H'lt: Variation, To- -
last Commencing, at Post No ], AZ =. J.. come
II the claim, on The southern slope Of The
mountain, from which point the section corner
post at the ). Z. corner OF Section 81, 4. IL n,
Il. 80 f., VI. D. NJ bears :. % i0' h. iSii fee.
distant and the dag stat on ;l- dome Of 'ha
state Capitol i! Carson City bears =. - -. D..
and running :. iJo ~ T.. 800 feet a. Post No.
.: the Dca y lio IS ". 900 feet To Poe: No. :.
thenr- = -. - W. 800 feet IT, pust NJ. !:
hi nee s. - ~ j.. 500 ,eet Ia Mac of gin
hing tai"ing " loo str,s. This claim il
bounded iy nther known mites or mining
ripn,> / h. location Of this nire is dGlN rt-
corded in the Recorders Office IF Eagle and
EaSl": Vail; Mining District al Carson City,
Nevada ~ Book Of folio 1872. Any and all
persons ola ming adversely any portion Of said
North Carson Mine or said mining ground
itrenbcforA dr>rI ibeG, arr required to fl" their
adverse claim with the Register OF t,it United
States Land Office, 1T Carson Cit, in the sta.
Of Nevada, during the sixty days period Of puh-
location hereof. or they will lie barred by virtue
A. wAlrz, Register.
r. u. knu ,Eps, Attorney. ml.5
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Notice..

4 III. PERSONS HAVING BOOKS
"A belonging TO the Carson Library Associa-
ton will please leave them ut the rooms Of the
Nevada Historic, scientific and Library Associa-
ton. Opposite the Curry Engine House.
{. f. COTTON, secretary.
Carson. May -, 1876.
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RENTON'S
Isivorv Stable
CARSON STREET.
Carson City.....--.. 49,. Nevada,

LNLEIAET PRIVATE CARRIAGES "a,
IA ana Bugsies ami Spirit Teams ~GasYN
can always be obtained. Particular (v3
attention paid IN livery horses. At y II
PENDANTS on hand day am, night.
HORSE; BOARDED By THE DAY
or WEEK,
On REASONABLE TERMS.
!e2y-tJ J. Il. BENTON, proprietor
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4. v. OyT,
estate oF GeOssE R0sEHBscxEa
DECEASED.

NOTICE IL Hereby GIVEN B1
~, u1t,s-si;neu, administrator oi 'na
So ! .-..,t,s- 4, tne ,v-citoys o; loi al
-.n,4 .,avi:, .;a:nis against ss.i dccesss.., to
s:-',. .,.r s,-r,.. si.' the necessary Vouchers.
:. D., tru s.,nr'i,s rom tie fr.t pu1iics.aon o.
=, ~. e. 20 80 ,:-,icTsil.n-d. Mt tcs 0:;.cs OF
b, 49,, x .',r-.. E'a-SI-I C;ty, Scv1i1.
-. =. att;iS Al; 1is-t.'1r.
t;.s.r ~. ~ ,. :t-i.
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Tho above sale is hereby pc stpored until
FRIDAY, the 10th dag Of } Ne, A. u. 1876. at
the hour Of Twelve oclorh nom, i'll front d:
@nf- Iuur. HOl.sn door.
Fl. $ q. SWIFT, sheriff
Carson City, juno Is, 1876
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
Also, Agents for DR.. lie RicE.uN's
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, IN
potency. and all diseases aritinS from Mas;ur-
baton md excessive s'tiScs. Price 50 Per
bottle The gel.uEe GOLDEN B.LsAM is put III
only in round bot. On receipt of price,
these medicines will be sent to all parts Of tn.
country, by express 0r mail, securely puck. 1,
and free from obs rvatioa. sole Agents. &. /.
RICHARDS & CO., wholesale and retail drug
Gists and chemists. southwest corner OF Clay
and SansoIna streets, San Francisco. CalifOrn; n.
su2lO-ly
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nEE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN lNCURABLC CASE.
DIR. 10 Rirhau's

q o.. ID e n Il A l. y 4 NJ

After ten years Of trial On This coast. has proved
itself the only curative in certain class CT
diseases pronounced b. medical practitioners as
incursble
uIr. lie Richnu's Golden Hnlsnsn No. ]
Cures Chancres, first End second stages: sorcf
on the I.e.s or Body. sore Ears, Eycs Nose. etc
Copper-colored Blotehes. syphilitic Catarrh.
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms Of
the disease known syphilis. Price, IS per
bottle, or two for 50.
DIR, LIE Richau's Golden Ralsani No z
Cures Tertiary. Mercurisl, Syphilitic fheums-
tispl Bains in the Bones. Back CT the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash. jumps
and Contracted Cords. Stiffness Of he Limbs.
and cradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indsretioa or abuse 81
mercury-leavinS the blood pure and healthy.
Price, s. per bottle, or two for 50.
DR.. lie Ricbnu's Golden spanish
Ant5dUfe,
For the curn of tfonorri,ea. GlSet. Irritation,
Gravel and all Urinary or GENITAL disst,anes
ments. Price 81 50 per bottle.
DIR. I.e Richau's Golden Spanish
Injection.
wash ard Injection +, severe csses Of Con
orrhea. Int'amn!a;oly elect. structures. and all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 81 per bottle.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

- the Chief Pastor. Our frat care was 20 re-
sume the plans of our predecessors. Gn.
tho usiasticaily aided by the IsVeI9nu
clergy and iaity' We ,bs %eas n1oieeseS Cathedral
on Wednesday, November lS;h, le,o; AZ
srita of the e financial dif1culties which have
afflicted the country. the generosity OF 'ue
citizens of Savannah has enabi-d us TO
continue uninterruptedly the Work OF th's
spleudld Cathedral.
diocese. The rich fruit of your liberaltfy
ia now ted to you. Ga the next SUD
day of April. we will open for puoilc wor-
shin. according to the ceremonial Oh tne
Church, venerable for ita antiquity eno
highly attractive by its beanty, the CA1ne- 1.;
dral of st. Mary OF Perpe.ua' epnant ne,p of
Cathedral will be the pobiest monu mem "
your faith and piety. This fne churcn DO
ing dedicated to God under the patronage
of the Holy Mother of Christ, maniIes.s "
| the world the tender reverence ana iose
which, in common with all true chlidfen oI
the Church, you entertain lot tnae @
| Virgin who gave to the world lts biesseo
| Redeener.
We deem it not insppropriote to call TO
| your mind another fact. In looking over
| the archives of the diocese, We mo IL re-
| corded that on the Both OF May, looo, INV
corner stone of the frat Catholic Chnrce III
| Savannah was laid by Rev. LIE MERCER.
Seventy six years have rolled past, and the
little frame church is now replaced by the
large and majestic Cathedral. We nave
| taken every measure that will enhance tne
| soemnity Of the dedication. We bave
| invited His Emirence, Cardina! McCtosky,
and large number of Bishops and clergy
many Of whom have already promised
us to be present Cd this interesting oecs
sion. -, -,
For this unique koiemnity, which ha'
been so long desired by you, aud "htcf
will be landmark 10 the history % o
invite ali.
May the grace of, our Lord Jesus Chris
aud the charity of God and the Commnni
cation of the Holy Spirit be with you all.
Given at Savannah, this 13:h day @
March, the feast Of ST Gregory, IN tue yea
of Oar Lord, 1876. WILLIAM,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

FTSR GEocEErEs s-Wheu oer energetic youGg
hbsEE Il L Z. ClLrk opettc Ia elegant s:ore At the
asyEs- {, Lafayette sE1 CEGy StreetI under ST
Patrlcl q Al uEAEy Of CT .eAtIrE IpsrchAntA AID
siiss1a ;:eG4is.d As ta saA:t of thott patronage
aks Soc Esey Er'; as '.pcL Of groceries OF bhrd
Tls ne tEE sIp.s.srcs 4 tse grocery buHuesI ard
asS nA,s-L -eIAtons prVuPtst KIM 70 DO in Any
tat Nl.s t-ee fTsn EGek all hesitation
ya=lskss and re pat n stors tie hBsAI stock thA;
Soala te .suHe, gs'arp&ssH4 n excellence and
za-ssty that ot ary b0uSs IL The city. Bot While
navy have kept their Ou.Ses sge have failed, and
Il tie Ers; AuG delcAts grades Of goods NJ
lask IA = .ArEsr Stuck hand than the business
0ns kbtss car t1YcSt TO Go jass.aes he theTetoTt
av.tes kt promising fr.ezds 70 keep their Se'
nas the ESG!ie lAsEs % call And avail themselves Q
sAs very .o~ prioss which he Is Offering al stIpI
mafaBcJ EressEies-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

A MODEL. Es1ABLIsHMENT.-The one We refer
TO is that Of Mr. H. Cassidy No D Camp street. Who
bas received and complete stock OF cotton cues
plain and fancy goods for awning French EpGh~h anu
American buntinSs flags. and other goods iu MS
line aud has the latest and most Improved ma
chipery and tools which. with his long experience
places him on basis where he is prepared to execute
All order. n the prompt and satisfactory manner
As the summer approaches many OF our eizens
will require awnings ard gallery curtains, windo" and
door shades and these they have made by MI SAs
sdy selecting materials themselves from MS large
stock Some of the most elegant banners and nags
borne in their parsdes by the military and other com
papes of our city have been made by Mr. Cassidy and
the ndmrat bestowed upon them by spectators 10
praise skill and good taste in zach
| than any word. from would b. The time for
pleasant evenings is ct hand and those who wish
TO give ont door entertainments have their YARDS
covered over with by Mr Cassidy, who will AisS
| furnish suitable decorations for the occasion nr
Cassidy Is also making coffee rico and gram SACKS
every va,isty and in any quantity desired and MI
facilities arc 80 complete that he can furhash tnss
articles at lower prices thaa they can oe mad tor
| Eor4hern and Western markets We know OF no eosi
| ,s.. man in our city whom We can recommend wit
ora confidence that this snterprsinE merchant who's
| -,rd Ia na uood rs bis bond
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

Fo.ioe No 6. of Houston. and marched
thron Oh the priucipai streets until r M;
when they reported TO the Grand Matsna, s;
on Broad way 60 take their place IN tne iiue
which was promptly formed IN tne i'''""
ing order: ~,
q Io,sberv'>Alf HILL Msj1r J. W. VICES
VIM. BOYD.
Lone StsE Band.
Islaod City Rifles. 20 Muskets.
Cadet Brass Band.
Chief E5p;peer Is. Davey. Assistant Eogl-
peers D. Jordan and Gsrto1a
Delegates from Mechanic Fire EngIne e'"
pany No. 6 of Houston.
Mechanic FIRE Engine Company NO OF
8slSestop.
ST. P4:rick's C. T. A. Association.
81, Mary's c. T. A. Association.
Ir.sh Benevolent Association.
Th,s formed. the procession marched
over the route fixed. The review over,
the procession then moved to Turner Hall
were the closing exercises were he,o.
tier the procession was all seated In the
hall. Capt. John S. Moore, in rev wen
chosen words, introd duced the orator OF toe
day, Col. George Flournoy, who was re
cciyed with rapturous applause.
Tho orator then proceeded to give
h,;sf history of the life and works of st.
Patrick.
Col. Fiourney became very eloquent tn
his remarks, and was frequently Interrupt
ed By applause, and at the ciose OF nv
remarks, which were in the highest straln
of oratory, received perfect ovation o'
applause. a1,od
Rev. Father Moynihan was then calico
upon for a few remarks, and gracefully
/ Welded to the demand.
This concluded the exercises at the haii
aud the assemblage gradually dispersed
( the civil procession being dismissed anc
: the military marching to their armofy
{ Sse6 for the CAV
The whole proceedings of the day wer'
admirably arranged, aud not mishal
occurred to mar the festivities of the occa
sion.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

PAPER CARPETING AND BuILD1SG PAPER
P.op,e are now compelled to live economically henoe
we every day of discoveries which are designed
make obedience this lecessity CO ssteut WITH the
preservation Of the eegapcss OF life and the beauty
and comfort homes Cne Of the most oi
thsss discoveries is the art OF preparing paper 80
n ba snIendid sutptnte for plastering carpets and
oil cloth The paper thick and hard, chemie ally pre-
pared and painted in different designs For ceilings
and walls it is made in imitation Of GraninF oak and
walnut and in blue tnts. The chemicals drive away
rats and other iusects, and being nonconductor'
makes q hou,e cooerin in summer ana warmer IN "'h'sf
Resde. all this it is very cheap and durable for bJ
vanishing as often begins to wear II will look ~
good as new while thirty yards only cost from Is to $40
whereas oil cloth Competing 80 yardsl would cos
as to $40 For further details see advertisement Oh
| mage ave Of todays stan.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

WoRKIEGMEN'B BASK We take pleasure in
scsIz1 .bs attention Of readers the AavAnageS
= Rs derived from tie sAVnE dSpArmsnt Of the work.
ar.ev's Rank which Il located tS Canal street In
ssr.st o. 6eposit iS paid Ssni annually. The men
vsar elsraa Of the HGaiFS Of thb bank rank nraonE
- freo.t Of our eitiEo1H and hRsrd the nRsst Of
aeauaess that aII who have buSinoss With that inS
s-,,au WI be fairly and honestly dealt With.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

BUSINESS CHANGE-We direct attention to
the Mr. NJ HAckstt has sold his old
stand corner Of ThaliA and DryAdes street to MI T.
Owen gentleman who has been connected with the
store for several years past Mr. Owen 10 well known
in that part Of city and has made host OF friends
hV bis prompt and courteous dealings. Mr.. HHckett
will continue bu siness in the store ong krown 80
Burke Corner Dry adeS street next to the Market
We extend to both gentlemen our beet wishes fSE
long and successful business career.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

CHOICE GRocERIES-our readers will ind
at the store Of MrS. A. C. Wilmer widow OF the late
highly esteemed Capt j. Wilmer, corner Of Magazine
and st. Mary Streets large stock of family groceries,
embracing the best flour, sugar, Goshen butter leaf
lard and fact every article required for
the table Mrs Wilmer believes in the good old maxim
alive and let lve" and Etile she sells the best OF
everythipg her prices az low as any in the city
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

SMALL Pox 10 our advertising columns will
be found notice great Importance to parties residing
in distrlctS ac ed with this most loathesome disease
Mai Lanes Mic Mac Indian remedy 10 said to be cure
not only small pox but also for scarletna dpthera
and other diseases Of that class For further details
read advertisement and apply Mr.. P MOOny agent,
ga Carondelet street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

Itfs fact that the strongest statements in
,,fsr..ea % the New Louisiana Remedy for coughs,
..aea est.ryh etc. have been printed, bSeSurS
4 uns fea7sA they voRId not Be credited. II any one
sbts MA lst hIm call At the depot and SSs In Other
r.Des stsnsuents from wolLkEoWn citizens have been
noalaed saa toned down By their writer's BY special
nsusVt. -tb splspdtd for children.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

LOUISIANA LEvEE CoMPANT.-The annual
election for twelve directors Of this Company viii take
place At Its ONCE the lSt Of April between the hOuF
OF II A. II. and P.h.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

So large and varied is the stock of shoes at
J. g. waEners corner Ursuline aud Dauphine streets
that be can give q ft TO any in the world from
Chinese lady to q corn field darkey.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

Not ct auction, but ct the old establishment
Of B. & ". Croner, I47 Canal street, viii yen gst' ~
ates than erer before goods in All styes.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

70 make room for an entire new stock, Bra
searsaa 4 Aasns win col1snos tomorrow grand
,,ins.eEt sale Of al goods Sn haad.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

Great bargains may confidently pc
bv AL who cali on Braselman & Adams ~ On
have cosnmsacea selling ont their entlFe h'N,
roam Cor an entirely nsN 0ne,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

TTaoaient AaverSisOmaRts, o 80 Per 0qOaEe onob n
Cvta tararSsd g special Faoss.
Wants and RCEBOnsa EnSsSD04to4 AdVerSs9aHae2t1s
10 o1aSa por .t-sa Snah tna1Caioa.
RSiAorttll EGnEsaa, 30 Coaos q h1A
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26

SoUARRs. NStS IfrtSal NthS M ths lYooT.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-26


About ten o'clock the various Orgsniza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
SN1LL-CH1NGE FAMINE.

Change of every kind is scarce. For the
moment business finds some embarrassment in
the anomalous situation, for while a premium
is paid for silver, varying from one to four
per cent in different cities, a premium is also
paid for fractional currency. There is a re-
markable scarcity of postal currency, so that
retail business is somewhat embarrassed already,
and as yet the silver paid out by the Treasury
does not pass into free circulation. Those who
were opposed to the substitution rather hastily
rush to the conclusion that the undertaking
proves failure, and hope that Congress will
suspend the issue of silver, and order more
fractional notes to be printed. No such foolish
step is to he apprehended, and those who talk
of it only increase the temporary embarrass
ment of which they complain. Coin is scarce
because many are boarding coin, not quite sat
islied as yet that it will come into general USE
Relief will come as soon as they realize that
silver is not on flying visit, but has come to
stay.
There is one difficulty which may not have
been fully considered by the Government. In
many countries where silver is used but has
recently grown scarce, American halves and
quarters, especially if newly coined and of full
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Jnoex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMusrMYxrs-1Ih oage-4th. 5th. and 9th cOllnDns
BANKING HOUSES AND BASKERS-lCM Pa0e-lst column
BOARn AND ROoMs-11h Pdge-2d. Sd and 4ih columns
BOOTS AND SHoEs-l0h Pd0e-1st column
BUSINESS CHANCks-11M PdGc-2d column
BUSINESS NOTICEs-6H P0gc-1st column.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTiCEs-l1M ragged column
CORPORATION NOIlCEs-5ta PdGe-6th column
DENTISTRY III PdGe-2d column
DIVIDEND NOTICES 10Th Pd0e-lst column
DRY GoODs-l0M PdGe-lst column. -,
EUROPEAN ADyERTIsEMENTs-10th Page-1st "a, ano
Sd columns.
ExcuEsIuNs--l1h Page-6th column.
FISANCIAtc-0h Pd1e-0th Column; lom Toge-As' WI
umn
FUKNITuRE-- 5h Pdoe-5th column
HELP WASTED-llh Pdqe-5th column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.-llh Idge-Zu COLUMN
HousEs AND FARMS WANTED-l0th Page-Gth column
Lex CREAs-5M Pa0e-Gth column
ISsTRr CfIOH-SH Fd0e-3h column
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-llh PdGe-6th column
LEGAL NOTICHs-l0th Pd0e-lst column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MASTEIs-5M Iaqe-6th column
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MisCELLASEOUs-5th PdQe-5th column; I'm ToDe-4th'
9th, and 9Th columns 80
MUsIcAI INsTRUMENTs-11h PG0e-Sth column.
NEw PUBLIC TIoNs-SM PdGc-3d 18th, aud 9TH columns
REAL E,TATF For SALE-tul-lOH Fdyc-Jth coiuI,l
BRooKLYN-lOh P0ge-5th column: CoUNIkt-doM
Paoe-5ta and 9th columns: To EXcHANGE-lV~ rage
9Th column
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BALES BY AUCTIoS-5h PaGe-5th column
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