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porter, Hop Sing Informed him That thu printed
slips OF paper were ltRiicl In fan Francisco
twfec n week, aud intlhptcd the atnte 1T trallc
~ giving commercial ntwat rricc liSta, ct'. Hop
Sing WIN grnttic'l to ,,ottct TINT ccrtaiti rt,n-
nludittcs which Ind l'cen in a htagnant rpndF-
lion for some months wcru now dApIayfng
notIecanto activity. 1'f.ts atlyatrc was, In Ills
opinion, nrconntctl for by the prospect ii n
war ~ "Yarrup" {ll0p Sing prUno.lhccs
Europe after tho fnshl0n of tie Continental
to,lriat1 liz nskcd the fcportcs 10 give kolnc
ca Of the lntcht aspect ri the situatHn, M tho
Ca.toD Gnzate, Il rcrognizcd nntlortty on Wit
nattcrs for ovcr OH years, had failed to feacit
him this month. The Reporter kindly eot up IN
tac and explained tts sltuattun Il, tho ars,ul'.
l.y tanylng liz piece Of paper IN the wnll ntvi
drawing imp on II with I,nlnt hrualt, lie gnve
the crowd r. very fnIr idea ni thc tolx1raphcnl
situation. lie pictured the Russian atrocities In
the strongest Hight; showed the advantage 10
be Raine,l by tin occupation Ut the Xuyttrr Xcn
by The French, md The Rusncnston nf dlpl,mntt:
intercourse between the ubtl!eatctl sovereign IT
Turkey ard the Prncc Cunsort ot ireland.
When the commercial Importance Of The war
was fully impressed TIL Hop Sling. he tlnbed III,
To the top slleIyes on Etep-taldrr and bcyAt 10
make up nj, advance VI prcra on his svnrea,
Willie tho ch!namcn present hcgau to iay ID a
etok OF goods, with t!,e tsca that, II they ncg.
lcrtcd tu buy, prizes would shortly be suarIng
beyond their reach.
, 1876-11-10
An Awkward l1lunIcr.

:. Lt0treH U3uFitf.
At tho Cnfversatst Convention Ia Lawrence,
last week, nn Incident occurred which caused
considerable mcrrsmcnt among tfosc tn the I'm
mediate vicinity. tho relation Of which ia worthy
OF n wider circulation. 4 member OF the Low
ell Old Residents Association, residing in Ward
Elk, VA. scated at tic dinner table between
reverend gentleman at11 lady with whom he
was not aclualnte,l, and, In fhe course Of the
lady was askcd BY tho gentleman in qucstion
What was Ilcr:: preference anong the Congress
sional nominees tn this district. Her reply was
that Il she had tic privilege she ehoul, vote for
DIR. TaTtox. Expressing some surprise ut the
revelation, and telling her she wus on the losing
side, he added In his hlnut way, ~ should Hike
to know your name that n1y send mr co,itlo.
lcnct on the It'll ui Norcmber.n 1T this point
n mutual acquaintance CAME to the rrscuc and
gracefully presented tho lady rs the wife Of
John X. Tnrbox.
, 1876-11-10

bonlevarda in Paris. Soup may he had from 20
or 40 krcu.ets up 70 guldcu,-thnt Is, from 20
70 20 cent#. Bachor'h ts especially .nutcd for
S eso .od e te
price Of $l.M a dozen on tho hulf-snclll a
good dressed lobster costs from g. 80 to IS. Al
though tho prices for dishes like these nrc very
gh. hg y + re ssmstkao ow snear The r. s
good ct,urscs for guldcns-not quite 81--and
theae enven courses cooked In nm cxccllcnt style,
hosnutilaea With few Vienna cccent1citica, but
generally I" very Frenct. Way. Vino Z home-
.est sl'atn|'agnc y u he had At g,dcns.a ~
cost from ~ Ru1dens to 20 2og1ldens-tfom about
90 cenb 10 ~ or % bott1e. Tho Hungarian
eho native Austrtan wines arc very cheap, Sol.
dom more than dollar Or Two bottle, and
sone Of them are very good, sacher's rcftan.
rant Ia frequsnted BY thu verT best OF the Wen.
~ people. Even ehc Emperor has bcon known
tabl!shnent In cornMotlon- The hcAd.walter II ono
OF the at1stocsats OF the town, and ID ~ well
known ~ sight % 0rat Andrassy. The res
.as1rnnt Is always At its fullest hotwccn md Z,
during the fnnrs Of slic regular dinner, and also
after the Opera.
One secs in the Vienna restaurants very much
tho eatnc style Of pooplc rs In New YUrk.
great many 1tal'ans and French visit here, and
dining. places. The southern German, arc
Qnieler In their manners. yet more ylyncIo,ls
than those Of the North. and In public places
sucl, a. restaurants and eren beer-satuona there
n 40 hotht+ro, conscrFstinn. The tNntrast u
the Berlin places Of resost Ia very great. There
thore IA always largo collection of ns1lrers. anil
there Is something sbout the votra o' l'r''s-
slnn officer that In pccul,arly startling
AMI unpleasant. Then there Ia aIway.
select dinnes.IaEty going on at one Of
gcscho.scncr krcfs, In wlfcs, there Ia u*uaIlyn
prcptM1crancc Of men over wumcn In a
proportion Of three 10 ono. And yet this mn
jority cren fails to secure anything like tnottc-
ration In The conversation The gentle
men Of the party conAne their conversation
to ono anothgr as general thing, except whet,
pausc Of sufficient tength occurs to afford an
opportunity for a compliment to one Of the la
dies. Ono cnn excuse tho noise, lit,wcvcr, for
after all there Is nothing which, r,akss Ger
NAV 5. a'nial'c. as y good dinner a,,d good
tieal Of wtue. 4 glass Uf beer tnny make him
happy, hut It almost always makes hin, argue
/ thought the noise In a Restaurant wa grrat
until I henrl two ur three Germans arguing
over tpmc beer ono evening. All this ngrces
with them. for whoever saw a German wllU WA
dyspcptc, or who WIS not really for u sandwich
md glass Of hccrl Perhaps tho very French
refinement which is making their rating 80
much better will spoif the national digestion.
, 1876-11-10
Tho NeS Lords ur Parliament.

{HuI4H i1ftEf, CEl. ~.
Sir Colin blackburn, latu ono Of tho rnlsne
now nov! tnc other new Lord Justice oi Appeal, who
nas bccn :reutsd Peer by tl;o name, style, ana
ii''', iho ,sceo", ~ SON son q f t'io iate ST.. john
Blackburn, Of killcarn, stsrll,tgehrc, who died
in ISM, by his nlnrrtnEc With Rchccca Leslie,
icy, aud brother ofihe lato Mr. rster lilackhurn,
WHO was SOME time u. r. for sttrl!ngshirc. lie
was bora 1T Lcycnk!le, pumbartonshIre. In tho
ycar 1b13,, MD was a., edueatc!l n Eto'', anil
sHIse'y dss W1o at he rtaty tany &c .ce0fs Ssa Can, dr.
grces. Of l'aehc1oE md Mastcr, of Arts, being
tho Bar Of TIM Tuner Temple III s1fc'luc.nns
Term, ls;s, and he went tho NurtncFn Circuit
for many yunrs. lIo Wna rnlscl to tic Bench II,
1854 whom ho rccuYcd tho honor Of knght-
hood. Ills L0rlshlp has never held seat IN the
llo,,au Of Commons. The. H.. Hon. Edward
strathcarn Gordon, late her A'aiesty's Advocate
l.on1s justices Of Anpcal I'll. Ordinary, who has
been created a Peer of tho United Kingdom, as
Lori Gordon, q! Drumrarn, In the county, Of
Stirltng Is the eldest son of the lnte Major tior-
l'y his marriage With Catharine, daug.
WI WI. @ Sern ~" Il iaSsr"css as' in t t''c ycae ar
1914, and was educated at tho lnycrltcsa Royal
Edinburg. III was admitted MI adv,x'atc ut
tho Scottish I}ar In lHls and held tho n},polut-
mcnt of Sheriff Of fcEttish.re fyu1n ms down
to 1870, when he was nominated Sollcitor-(;en-
eral fuF Scosunl. IN t!,r following year lu sslr-
ccedal Mr.. George Patton NJ Lord Advocate,
hut retired from office with hfs party III De-
cetnhcr, 1stsS, 1n 1850 lo was elected Deau of
the Faculty Of Advocates in Scotland, llr RIP
resented tic buro,tgh OF Thttfori from the cItl
ot 1857 down 10 tho Dissolution III lSiA when Il
ccased to return members, being dls!n!tchsel
by tho new Acforn. art. At thu general ELECTION
he was an unsuccessful candidate for tho uui-
ycrBitcs OF Aberdeen and Glasgow, but
in November, 1850, hs obtained thu
vation VI tho N.ilon. james MoncruiG to
tho Judicial Bench as Lora Justice Clerk ot
Scotland. Ills l.or.isltp Is Honorary Colonel
OF tho City OF EdinbllEE R!lu Volunteers, aud
he married III 1915 Agnes, only daughter Ut
Mr.. John MacInnus, OF Auehenreach, 6tls-
itngshire. It will bs observed that In
the laxats these two noble Lossls
aru said to be created "PceEs for lnc," LII NC
corlanca with thu provisions Of tho Appellatu
Jutlsdrtlon act, and they vii! bu tho hrst In
dtytlus's who will have t4kun their seats IN tho
Upper House by auei, I for,u of creation, ucariY
oil titles hitherto lRytnE been lna4le out lii
favor Vt tue gIantoe with rvu!alnduE" ultluF
to tho Hlelrs III Ills boiy lawfully
begottcn," or " so.ne other near relation.
Thu only Instance, IN late yeasa at least, to tho
cqnlEasY, ls that Of Baron PaFko, who Wa Cre.
, 1876-11-10
GERMAN COOKERY.
Tho Frencl,mnn's Saucepan MiElitlcr than
1lin Swnrtt-Fopular Restaurants Of vienna
-Thclr Pat roNs and prieeN,


Tho Frencl,nnnrs Saucepan hfsEhtlcr than
lila swnrtt-fopalar 1tcstaurnnta Of Sicnna
-TI,ctr Patrons aud prices.
Correspondence Stn 1ark ror'd.
and ticraan appcttc to-.lay shows TINT tha
taste Of tho tatinn 1'as greatly improved during
tho last twenty or twenty-five ycars. Tho taste
N the cltius especially, Is much better, and
constitution for the historic aausagc, ham, and
strong thcese, there Is germ oi IL desire for
Frcr,en food aual Freuch ways OF preparing It
growing RAPIDLY up R1nong tho higher social
classcs. ..
The rlicarncss nf the better German rcstau-
rants is astonishing Tho lack at vnrtcty III
very little freqnei.t'4l III the carly part of the
day, and It there nl.nu!A he as many people iIl
tl'r morning us ono sccs at Dcmontco's, Or the
t,o gutst grounds for fearing sums greut social
monument. About l o'cloek people hegta to
elmc. Berlin has n number II sesutgoud,
asrnt-bad rcstaumnts-tAut is 10 say, semi.
Frcncl, aud sc.ni-Gc.llu,,. Poppcuhcrg's, with
IN Il few doors Of the Emperor's pulace. Is n
very good one. The dinners a. Ii priz fzf
nre remarkably good, and tlle Gernnn is quite
fhc Els pr1 IT, ase dinners iast from a'eiock until
q. The prices vary. At poppcnlmEys II IL ~
marks; TINT Is, about t1.15. No wins Is ill.,
cltldcd. For this price auy one can get
9i sss So q ussf ssFf aud psat, s,vn @
tnuru probably veal, vegetable, chicken or
t.l,nu '7tI. salud, IN tcc or pudding. n. several
Kinds Of rhccse with fruit, Coslee is altnost al.
ways extra The bordeaux wines range frum
! nurks--. 6. 50 cents--a bottle up, rontet
Canet Lelug ordinarily tito cl,rn1,ess, and Soma
Sns q iailiie ths Highest; 4 vtry I'll grade e
ulmrt q, iii 4 hottie, Tho Rhinr wines hare nj.
most The sa'ne pr.ecs, iii pr,.nortlou to thctr
fcr usually Il sweet champagne. Twu brands, a
dry alnl sweet, of I" Dcrtx IND Gtlbermunn !"
Is iu,,eh In vogue, In restaurant tu Berlin
champagne is never more tllan &aD or II a
bottle f0r tho very bvst. On tlc untcr tlc.,
l.lcu Is s,nalI, cIose, smoky vein stuba, kept
by u man named Fiayrl, which tas higt scpu-
tat!o,, especially fnr Rhine wine.
Tie best ratilig IN Gcrunny. Or rather among
tho German apcaking people, Is at Vienna. Just
as ViennA lns gayety mil llfc Ut its uwn with.
u,,t te,ng ut, iu!tai,or OF Tarls, 20 thcru Is WI
originality il. fts cooking, which distinguishes il
alike lyuu ,ile tmybaIitIrs Of tle North and the
s;us.al ,Wc,,liaritics Vt Tho West. Thu best in
kt,tUt1ot,A fn Vienna tpr tue sr4tiGeatun of tho
Inward uni, aru tic cafes, Probably 10 city,
unless perl,aps Madrid, gurpasses II it this rs.
spvcl il, lsnusy ntll oieguneu, Tho Vlcnna u,t-
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n 4, ,ei"0hnaH GdtsHe, Mop, o.
,.. la'ce thousand mon with eapcs, caps, and
sA'. sv'es were Iii The Democratic procession Bat.
Is.1 nehl' and such a drunken, bofstcroua
ass ssa ns'es aIsgraced tho streets OF Cincinnati
,s"s M4s1 tne name Of Democracy. Throughout
s,I wv 'e ol Tue procession, tho streets were lined
a ,0m' tfo"a hardly less Ilsorlorly than those
IN s sanhs' many of whom were Democrats
"u'uaA w. 70 manipulate a torch or mprc, to
tI.a I a'asle Of field band. The yory air was
ssss ,S "Au rot and lawlcssncss, and respectable
rss ssvpo sought their homes curly to ayoia what
saslinost morally certain to bo q bloody r1ot
"oaf thoroughiarcs, 'c'
et.s' o" every aquaro through whtcl, tho pro-
,s,os., p.sFeu Ind It's scenes OF disorder, but
nsn.s. ~ ''sasll'cs wcre specially favored in this
tbs.s,,,' - was not until tho procession had
l.iuntnM l.ita. however, ard tho various clubs woro
ut.tsss a!r .u tne!r wAr1 headquarters, that tIln
lid 'ua'a't arose, and that any blood w,ls
~ TUE III hIo1llEssru nnn WARD usAD-
hk m II .ln nloat aisgraccful nets ras tho at
ey,rtsr. 'ae 10. Eighteenth Ward Rcpublicau Head
i1t,r e.! on to North side Of Eifth ntrcct. hc.
d4lan,Enanaa ,Eaa AM! rium: At tic tino Of tic
IT, H. NaHai UiaS,eoal o. tho procession, Col. Fus-
aaa we're in tha ana several other Republic
tskh tic hsadou ~" "eonu story Of tho building In
In ~ ~ Il; rght VI man to vote, somn ,nr,n.
A.s..% = sIna1s aas ulec Club VI tho ward wcrc aIso
hferaents tsms ~ eaMpatRn song. Down on tho
lDtploc,,ns,es' ne'e some men, wio, a. nOrttnn tif
1 .ha Nineteopp,,o, procession, wearing tho uniform
a ll,yes ani Mt Ward, cauns along, shouted
sa,s 10 the tera1s,H aeSer: THIS gave mortal Of
Nt,,sa! thc Republicans. 1f"aet,a fI tae1 hiaus
su sS9ster GLADDEN., and Tie rcs si' r,,eS" ,,eiuy
y Tho,naaass Tho aas slls S Nineteenth Ward iaeu beat.
hl4d, 'Ns,, snd torches. Tho Republican,
NJ the @aa a,,u.eue rescued the colorct1 nun,
s q, shcn shc.sen,ms ann; party was about 10
.sau Plum tt ~ ahotlacr detachment ra1nc in
sa N aey yelled, Cisam item ot Il n9nr1u ar, ~
Lou, ,!s !sI';1'!nlli'atc Ia;1,'!n attack upon oycryGcsiy
1lnted f,on lding, md iinlinx themselves me- ny.;,
esLlcrs uuI s,,t getting up staiss, thev s,sy"1
@r IL tie u s4. acioesatcly destroyed cyory Win.
~ sdoor ye1" e,in e, story. Sh,uo OF the Inon at
- thy wer. ~ IN tug faee by torch sticks,
in in anuther !" ro'1s aa!ssr ot being overwhelmed
ivtoau. u the gool sonso to ns,t .,om ca1ao a,,
Gshoxiiun with Which they hnst,ca 1att ~
nttopnd g taionken men who found tisiiei,t IN 4,
aaooslsaa ., sxt tcFashlng glass, '&"A &&'''su' !"
SHORTLY ~, bixT4 STREETS. 'A"" ~"o
~ Republican 'S Soa oa,11 a1tael on tho Eighteenth
!k rr.uis n 1stsr Of 4l1th aid Wins ,strects s1-
Wed Wil,l.u@, Ilat man IN thu nrorrssinn
Haireas a, ,hIsh " Chrsty, a,inrEs,!;ti' .1aim
~ 1t No ID ID Y fattersoil alluy, and Vii" s res
ESsst bQl|ete H. East fifth strect, rtyclycI twn
''S1atQf, nsmc, 4a 4 a!da; and a colorod man.
'o''n Watson, standing on tha
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gould not 10 In Tho fashion IN anything cIsc.
Yrars Afterwards Tho wc11thcst manufacturer
nf Lyons gava grind fGtG in l,onur Of Mile.
Mars, nntcstnfnlng her Rulnnt,lo.,sly. The frs-
tlvnl was held III spac!ans md aupeEb ts,untry
l,oliac nm the baslkA TT tho 4nunc and tho Tor
tune upon which tic eatate had been reared had
grown up fro.n yollow velvet. j,
, 1876-11-10


-, :. =: :: = =
origin ot tho nltruy cnnnnt hc accurately de-
tctin,cfl, ns oxei, storics arc at,oat reani,lins
IT, Tic Most reasonabie, lloweveT,
wngon attempted 10 pass through. gnp i, ao the
procession, nfu TINT his horse was brought 10 n
sudden stanlstill by one OF the torrl,-l,carcrs
tstcl1ing It ty the briiEc Tic lorso was thrown
10 tf!u gru1lnd. Tho colorcA man, Wnt.o1l, Of.
fcrr'! assistance ~ the prostrntc ,nnu, s,u wps
at'nn.t immediately kunekcd down aid Jsickcsl
BY s;o6 Chs1sty Several %tlcr msn IN to plees.
but he rrgainctl his tcct, tlrusv hts revolver, +.
truall-calIbru sevefl-sloDter, and commenced
firing. Two Of the four siois hc fired took ct.
fest i.: !n chr'hty's body. Tho other two sncd
stabbed In tho side by aDnlu possnf, unknown.
Immediately tho SLOTS were ilretl, Police on
ccrR BradYt Whalcn, Sewers, and WoMyar1
were n tho mtlst Of tho light. Brady, Sewers,
md woodward cnrtnrea Watson, an,! rusllctI
him out Of tho crowd. Oi1tcer Wllnlen tnok
charge Of Christy, and conducted ltn to
ik;,sesl,nn's drug-storc, cornor Of Sixth and
Walnut.
LYNCH nffs
FTho three officers lad not proceeded moro
linn twnilty yartis toward tho statio,-houtU
with Watson until Tho ruport VIVA tr.
man,. aud cries of "Lynch htmr' Hang
fitn!" r:sonndca through tho air. A rush wa
made fur tho thrce officers mud their pstaoucr
atd tho widest excitement prevailed. The Of:
iecrs .row their cllibs and pistols, mud BY dirt OF
threatening to elloot, md freely clubbing
those OF tho mob who canc within dnngcro.ls
raayu' ktrt u9 excited rlotere back, until they
safely landed their prisoner In llnlnnlun1 Street
st9tton-l!ousc, aiia closed AMI notctl ttle doors
lnstlG thc station 1t was discovered TINT tho
negro, Watson, l.al been stabbed, and a mcr.
eSugsr was d:patefet for Or. Marcus, tho Ward
rhss'eat,. a!ss Meaawhilc, hammond street wns
Ss GaseM aha seveheeina mon, intent on breaking
.nH watson 70 iatnp.lost. Lieut.. Hob.
c!ueasoFca ,.. To- laet tlle mon. Hc told them
.hat In tmo ,annposen msftefof ~as n custody Of
tlto conshtntea e. authorities; that he would GER
.nnly oc nrouEns 10 aast'Se nId tfed l'etoro ti'o
b9per II tt'oua; Ill., ous 80 .n'g a. ne wa IN ems.
10y ~ .'I ru'eo nuL'iuI'te, ,io "onn Dc pro-
cgsGo 1so ny .ne'n o na9nst ' .11s. mon voenve
Dt. tI s"t.o oisn uoor tnht rave sErcss 70 Ale'lt
nio,et ESe t @ 70 iouf or vc 81 tsle lost
r 7aolens ~ Lhc MUD, neloro IL cothl bo closed.
I'LL oroS .R Keeper, pr1 eoIored an nnmSd
Ci,,9tx, ',i.,9a,, Ma'nSu ine'h laGh, anu was nnnisy
9Mns!Reu MR!.a ~ usAw nia ie4olFer, as was MISC Dr.
s,seus' " psotect t"e p'1sohef against their
!u9y'
,,u,.. p., TUE RIOT ALARM.
nlarn md II tcrrapc si ta ~ tEo w! ~ tno so1
Al haIf.nast IN f,'cintk thn cittyous ~ H. WI
End md otllcr districts rcn,nvcd from tt,e tn.
mtllttfnt1H f1rf1rrh1nh t>u x,I,,
, 1876-11-10

ntcd In January, 1870, Lord Wena1oydalc, Of
!. ..",Irlrylate, null FOR itic term IT his natneal
Iifn; hut tic WIS not nllowcl TO Lake his sent
under that patent, anil WIS therefore nga,n g,-
zettcl Peer In tho July following aa I>ar,s
Wenslcyt1alc, .,f Walton, County York, NTH
the llAuat Ec1Hp ntlct.
, 1876-11-10
Tbs War tn Europe Explained 70 Hop Btnx,
WHO lenlsca tho I's1oas Of Ills Wares.

While Tho rcpoFter Of tho Chronieh was talk.
Ing with Hop Sling this morning, Chinalnaa
cstne In with bustllng alF 0t haste and thfsw
package OF paper slips on the tahio, which were
anstched up By thoee prosens and pored over
intenslys In answer 10 tho auedas Of the r.
, 1876-11-10
LAKE gH0RE & MICHIGAN eoUTHERN,

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, 4 ST. PAUL RAILROAD
ENltm Drpot. corner AndlBun nn1 CanR.sts. Ttssck
olcc. o. South clhrE-st, opposite Sherman uouse,
, 1876-11-10

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILR0Ah
ucgoa foGf Of LAkc.s; lhatata. hr, and SIXTEENTH
r., md Canal and Slxtcenth'Ss Ticket OHlccA ~
Curk.st.. and nt depot4-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

D;asric. Attorney Patterson is about.
,-n,,s p,oraiscuo like. He looks as II
ia hod ruined the internal economy Q,
an ,cothecary shop and come out secoHo
best.
Gas. ". FE1EsD and John u. fox'
our rival ieweiry and watch dealers are
at the Bay making their holiday Pui'
chases-
Rrpa1ss,-Moors & Pa,ker's Theater
Saloon bss been overhaulsd, renovs'eo'
repaiuted and made as neat as pin.
That bracelet we picked up the other
iav is still in our possession. Why
don I the owner call for II!
Mart R,ScksL's big new brick resi'
dspce is nearly completed. externally
I, is a very fine structure.
CARSON stree: is so dusty now tns'
there is need OF the sprinEler's services
SrsAwpSxn1E. are in market. They
look too Juicy to be seasonable.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons 10 still
holding forth in Virginia City.
No more target excursions this season
! The meian-.
Hon. James ". aaines Of Douglas If
in the city.
| THERE was a halo round the moon ias
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

TEE weather yesterday was positively
lovely. This il the very charm and f"s-
rination of Indian Summer-is this SORT
Of weather. Long may it continue.
Ross LsSAIIYERE who vas in the city
xea.erdsy tells rs that the Brunswick
mill il running on Consolidated Viz
ginis ore.
Hox. ]. C. HnLxEB Of Virginia City
v.s smops the visitors to our little city
yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

CES1ENSIAL.-In response to in
a,iries about the stock in the Centan-
nal Exposition, row just closed, Mr.
b, L. Leete has received the following
directions from Hon. c. G. stevenson
Chairman of the Board OF Centennial
Managers for this State:
IF persons who subscribed lor
Centennial Stock will send their re-
ceipts TO John l.. Campbell, Secretary
OF the Centennial Commission. fhila.
aelphia, he will send them the steel
,aie engraving, or forward tneil
stock so il viii! reach them IN du
t,me."-Reno Gazette.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

p,iSFCL and repusiye assures IN inc psln!s
o. lii, hands, which incapacitate those afflicted
-ith them from performing manusl labor. can
b., rea lilly hesled. and permanently so. by wash
ing tie parts affect ID with iLESS's sULfHUR
SoAP, which Is sold everywhere. noSAsWis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25
AN OPPORTUNITY FOB THE Az
FuC1ED TO BE CURED AT
HOME.

Two or more of the surgeons ct the
National Surgical Institute. lud'anapo
lis. Indiana. will visit Virginia City, Ne
vads, at Fredrick House, Nov. 2sth and
Goth, 1876. I. Is needless to say that
this Institution has no. only national
but worldwide reputation. baviDg sue
cessfuIIy treated more cases Of Cripples
.han any similar Institution 10 the world.
Those suffering from Piles. Fistula. Par
alysis, Curvature OF the Spine. Hip or
Knee Joint diseases. Crooked limbs.
Club feet, or any bodily deformity, can
no. afford = let this opportunity pass OF
receiving treatment at home. The sur
cecns will come prepared with all neces-
s.ry apparatus to treat the most difficult
cases OF 6eforlnity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

IyoN's KArpAIRoN makes beautiful. glossy,
lu1uriant hAir; prevents its falling out or turn
ing yrsy. 1. hss stood the lest Of 20 years. Is
cnsrninSly perfumed. and h.s no rival.
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