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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
S2O,75t, $50

S-N,
This largely SURPRISES the agricultural
product of many larger States. Colorado's
products are worth but two and third
millions, Florida's less than nina millions,
Nebraska's the same, Oregon's but g little
over seven millions, and Rhode Islands
less than four millions, while the value of
Connecticut's agricultural products is not
six mill,ons greater than ours, and Kansas
surpasses us less than seven millions and
New Hampshire less than two millions.
But it is not in agriculture alone that
the peninsula will favoTably compare with
many of the ss.ates. 1t can afford to enter
the lists Jas manufacturing community,
and will hold It's own sssipst many larger
territories and greater populations. In
1870 the annual value of manufactured
products was as follows:
Delaware. ........,"......."....... 10, IM BE-
Maryland q. S.)...."'......,.." 1910, BOG
yiruipia - ........... l61 ~,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

par~anal and Political Notes.-The
n.eant Trial Of the I.ewes Bur-
~rar.-The Ladies' Of Georgetown
0y1pAthesic - Tho Aecess foss
Change ana what 10 Theegn' o.
what the Democrats Tnimk Oh sOa'
Martins Congressional Aspirations
WIN They Gle for . New Ca"tAe
Man In PfefeFenceT
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

charges IOr lue preleuueu lncTeHh0 VI tue
slaves, while fugitives, and hundreds of
thousands of dollars deducted from sums
dus TO the Indians, to pay for fictitious
runaway slaves and their pretended in
crease"
In November, ls4i, ''Lord's Day CON
vention" YVES held at Baltimore. Mr..
Adams attended, and was made the Presi-
dent. There were seven Vice Presidents,
the first named being Willard Hall, of
Delaware. After two days sessions, Mr..
Adams returned to Washington, ''and
thinking it fair to leave Judge Hall to
preside, took leave Of the Convention
before adjourning at O'Clock; upon which
they pissed vote of thanks"
The departure Of Louis McLane for
Liverpool, in July, 1915, to assume the
duties of Minister 10 Great Britain, occa.
sious some sharp observations in the diary.
Mr.. Adams thought that Mr.. McLane, in
the Presidential contest in the House OF
Representatives, in 1926, had not acted in
good faith. The LITTER was then the rep
resentative Of Delaware, and held in his
own hands. alone, the vote Of State,
equal in value and patency to the vote Of
New York Oh Virginia. Hi.
father, Captain Allen McLane
distinguished for his bold sol
dierng in the Revolution, had been 1
Fsderalist s'of the hottest netal,"' ant
Washington had appointed him first marsha
of Delaware, and afterward Collector o
Customs, at Wilmington, the latter posi-
ton remaining in his hands all through
the administration of John Adams, Jeifer
son, Madison, and Monroe, up to the yer,
time of this Presidential contest in tn
House in 1926. By n change in the law
however, procured by Crawford, the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, who w4s himsel
one Of the Presidential competitors, tn
terms of appointment, instead Of bein
indefinite as before, had been made to rui
hut four years, ana -. A. old gentleman
Mr.. Adams believed, desired to make .lini
self sure of disappointment. Louis McIane
therefore, voted Delaware for Graz ford, !
being one of the four States which cas-
their ballots for him. Mr.. Adams, how
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

This is population much larger than
that of Florida. Nebraska, Nevada, oregon,
or Rhode Island, and but about twenty
thousand less than The population OF New
Hampshire, or thirty-two thousand less
than that of Vermont. Though by IN
absurd political division made in England
more than century ago, the territory
comes under the jurisdiction OF three
State governments, it is to all intents ana
purposes n single State, composed OF con-
tieuous counties, inhabited by homo
geuious people with similar pursuits and
interests, shut off from all others by we'll
defined natural boundaries, and knit to-
gether by most complete system OF rail-
ways. For The purposes of business, the
territory may be considered as one State
and SO considered it is not poor one. By
the last census the true valuation OF the
real estate and personal property on the
peninsula was as follows:
Delaware, lso, COS
Eastern Shore OF Marylnnd, 10, o,Gs'
Eastern Shore Of Yirginin, "... 6,76O,'e
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

IOtnl............-....... % lto,oo-,-''
This will compare very favorably with
the value of property in many States OF
much greater area and population than
the peninsula. 1t is greater than the true
value of real and personal property IN MI
the States named above as having less
population than The peninsula, except
Rhode Island, aud in addition to these
Arkansas, ard Texas. the total value OF
real and personal property in Alabama is
&20l, $50, 6ii in Kansas S1ss,ss.,Oli
in Minnesota S22S, 9o9, $50; in Mississippi
5000, 1886 in South Carolina,
S20s, l4G, $50 and in Wsst Virginia,
$50, go! ,49l. Thus it will be seen that
our peninsula ia in wealth not far behind
some of the States VIC are in the habit of
considering as large, important and com
parautively wealthy ones, In It's products
also it is equal to several States. The esti-
mated tot...l annual value of its farm pro-
ducts in 1870 vas MS follows
delaware, .........,..,..,..''.'.'"'S o. t,o'.
Maryland eastern Shore) ..,". lO,9ll, ~
Virginia Eastern Shore)....,.. l.6i,'ei
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
ELECTRICITY Is NATURES powT >.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE 70 BRIDGE BUILDERS-Seal.
II e,l proposals for tho erection of tho mason
Iy and supcrstructure OF BRIDGE ACROSS
nCCOQUAN RIVER, between tho cou mites OF
Fairfax and Prince Willism, at the village of
Occoquan. will be received by the undersigned,
Of Juno, ISL, al noon, when thoy will be OPEN
C! hi tho Tontine House, in the city of Alexan-
lria Proposals aro invited for an iron bridge
.n5 toat long and IL feet wido in the clear, with
oI. centre pior, and also for Howe truss bridge
of tho salno Dimensions aid with centre pier,
III, masonry in either caso to bo Of heavy rub.
hc' laid i'll cemont up to high water mark, and
from that point up in lime and sand and the
aDoring to be of first class white or box oak, q
inches thick. and tho other timbers to be Of
North Carolina hoart pine; the iron to be trst
"las; bridge iron, and in either case the bridge
+, carry not les; than lCO0 lbs in tho running foot
IN Az 1iion 10 its own weight, with the factor of
safety OF i've. Wrougbht iron to bo used IN ton.
lion to be worth fifty five thousand pounds to
he squaro inch of section. Wrought iron parts
iutrnsj0n no. to be strained beyond ten thous.
.uJ hounds 20 the square inch by the combined
loYi above specified, and tho bridge to be tested
by the specified load before being accepted.
Psymoa: will be made by the counties Of
Fairfax and Prince William as follows: Ono
fourth Of tbs contract prico on the delivery OF
the necessary material on the ground one half
Of tho remainder in thirty days after tho COM
pe,.on and acceptance of tho work, and the res
lluo in sixty days thereafter. The position and
dimensions of tho masonry and centre pier will
10 marked out and shown to persons desirous
oftilding for tho work on application to Doctor
John 5. Powell, at Occoqusn. Bids Will be
opcncI anC read out in the presence OF tho bid
Lers. They should be endorsed proposals for
building bridge across Occoquan river and
oo addressed to other Crawford Gushing, Cath
srpn p. O., Prince William county, Va, or
Frank Wooster, Fairfax g. II Fairfax county,
Va The commissioners reserve tho right to re-
Jet any or all bids not deemed satisfactory.
WILLIAM HUNTER,
FRANK WOOSTER,
Commissioners of Fairfax county.
CRAWFORD GUSHING,
JOS. B. REID,
JOHN S. POWELL.
Commissioners Of Pr. William co.
my S-2aW1m
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$50. 100, 200, 500 1000.

A LEXANDER FKOTHlNGHAM q ~
n,ako desirable investments in stocks, when
flsHuentiy Gsnu Hiy pay from vo to twenty times the
amount invested. Stocks bought and carried as
long ss desired on deposit of lhreo per cont
go "a s''''"' New York my l4-eou
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DAPID SA LES

II
FROM OUR
DRESS GOODS DEPAETNENT
require us to bo in the market al all times dur
ing tho Dress Goods season, thus enabling us to
show new styles constantly.
Our assortment canuot fail to please the most
faslilious. Prices guaranteed as low aud 10
,canv nalancaa lower than at any other houses.
pRETZFELDER & CO.,
mv21 IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
ICE CREAM. SDssa WATER. tzc.

~ VftN H'
| respectfully l.I,rm ny customers and tho
pubIic generally that havin!; Improved lily ia.
cities for the insn afsrLure VI
ICE CREAM,
| nm now prepared to furnish families. ritHics
and parties at tho !1wes. ratHs with superior
article. in quantities 81 suit
My ICE CREAM PAKLOR:; will ha rnuud
as comfortable as any in tho city, they having
recently been relittod for tho comfort AMI con
vsnienco OF my patrons, who will DC served a.
all hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired flavor, and ice cold SODA WiTkk
made Of the pnrest Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in season
A la-ge line Of CONFECTIONkY GOODS
such as CANDIES, NUTS, &C., constantly on
hsad and for sale wholesale and retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFER,
No. ncrsh Fairfax ST.,
my % jim Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28

NEW GOODS.
inst received direct from New York very
handsome line Of
BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS.
These goods aro very handsome and cheap.
Parties in want Of Black Silks will find 1t TO pay
them to look at them. They range in price
from 81 80 to So SO per yard.
Very handsome Navy Bluo and Invisible
Green do.
Pin Stripe do. for tho Spring sales.
Black Csshuler1s, Tamso Cloth and other
Mourning Goods.
A fine stock OF Cashmere Long Shawls; square
ditto.
Black Grape Wells.
Best Black Kid Gloves Prints. Bleachod
Goods, Lonsdsle Csmbric7, Alpacas very cheap,
with other Dress Goods.
NH j. M. STEWART
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
TJNPRHcEpEN11ED2 Ell, ATTRACTIONS
OVER RHALFA MILLION DlSTRI BUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply.

This Institution WAS regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of tho State for Educstiona!
and Charitable purposes in 1868, with capital
of 81, COZ, 900, TO which has since beon added q
reserve fund of S350,000. Its Grand Single
Number Drawings will take place monthly. II
never scales o. postpones. Look at tho following
scheme: Grand Promenade Concert, during
which will tske place the Extraordinary Semi
Annual Drawing, at New Orleans, Tuesday,
June 5, under the personal supervision and man
sgemsnt Of Gen. t. r. Beauregsrd, Of Lonsi.
ana, and Gen. Jubal A, Early, OF Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
rs NOTICE.-Tickets arc ten dollars only.
Hslves S. Quarters $3.50 Eighths S;l.2!55.
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pEADY FOR SUM NJ Elk.
I'll. BR RENNI;ES

IL
RI KRENEIE'S
ACG thAAM i'A Ahi"N'
r;,-,n,,
MIX St'eo''
If , .o,, I ,,,,1 =; ,l,, ,,,,,
ri"'' "eoh '0A'''a An' '''A'S''' III '''0 '''''
onnrovea civil, ot con,fort srI aasc. sul Lo
"pp' 0''
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". BEN DHEiM, III King st. ,
my - AuJ 3. NH
TUST FROM THE NORTH.

my 20 AuJ K, MAisAall 1touoo,
'rUST FROM TIE NORTH.
A GREAT MANY CHOICE GOODS JUST
OPENED.
Tuesday, May %, 1877.
Srecinl attention is cSllod to large additions 10
our stock Of Dry Goods and Notions purchased
in the last few days at very close prices and WILL
be sold choapor than ever. We mention
Black Silks, Grenadines. Striped and Checked
Silks, a full limo from 75cup; French Organdiea,
very beautiful; Poresls and Camtrlcs in great
variety; now style Calicoes, Allendalo and other
Quilts in 10 4, Id and l2.l, very cheap; Mid
dlesex Navy Blue Cd Flannel, extra goods;
Thread Gloves, Black Kid Gloves from 6Oc 10
tho best made in Franco, Colored Kid Gloves in
dies Sun Umbrellas, Ladies' and Mons Gauze
Vests, full stock Henrietta Cloth and TamiSo,
with other Black Goods, q specially.
y. i. BRASHEAR,
Il. g. Hoomes. No. l09 King street.
my q Alexandria va.
0tAssIMERES FOR MEMS AND BOYS
WEAR,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
low priced, medium and very fine qualities
at prices that defy competition.
Also Linon Drille in plain snd fancy styles,
now Linen Vestings ani Bluo Mixed Linens
for Giants and Boys Suits.
pRETZFGLDER s. CO..
my2l lii King street.
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ll,279 PrIzoa, amounting to"...........:"'Z@.o0 o0J
Gsn. g: T. Bos1Wrogsrd,e Of fl La com'rs
Write for Circulars or send orders to
" A. DAUPulN,
p. o. box 692, Now Orleans. La.
mg THIRD GRAND DOLLAR ORA w
ING, Tuesday, July 8. Capital Prize $50 OU0
Tickets 81 each. my 7-sJe1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

We note that that hole has been
stopped up-thas Fox-hole we mean.
This shows the power Of the press.
Doubtless vs conid, II Ne were 10
try. stop all the coyote holes BY the
same process =. A we'll timed drain
or sewer il in process Of Construction
from Alex Leport's corner down to
yard the eastern slope Of the city.
Doctor Butts is exhibiting his usual
talent Tor engineering. BY bossins
the job John @. Fox hes rscsivvd
aarper's Weekly for next Summer
Tor some other time in the future.
- 10 usual with the com ing Of the
periodical press Of the East and we
Ind some very clever things among
the Illustrations. Some little boot
blacks soliciting . job from Q man
emerging from 9 door way with lot
OF luggage in his hands and on his
back. Is excellent. II Is from the
pencil Of that thorough artist, Mr..
I. w. Wood: A chubby Cupid aud
Psyche by ETY. Is beautiful thing.
Hall that's Left. u tho significant
legend attached t. picture u q pair
Of eyeglasses u the Oakley Hall pat
tern. This is one OF Nast's center
shots. Also Harper's Magazine for
May has come. II is an unusually
fine number Let's all hold oil
from buying any strawberries until
the hucksters put down the prices.
We Carsonites pay all the way from
thirty to three hundred per cert
more for scasonable goodies than
they have to pay in Virginia City.
Lets raise the standard OF revolt and
strike for the green graves OF our
sires, God and our native land. Also
aparrowgrass. Mr.. o. T. Willis
is expected to return like o conquer
ing hero, with emnlcients, hyper
phosphates and diurcticals galore.
this morning. He will be- in good
humor for attending to his business
IS County Commissioner and audit.
ing accounts; for he has Just been TO
. wedding. So send in your bills.
What made you sell your Over
man?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

The number OF employees IN the
Sufro tunnel hes been greatly de-
creased. The Chronicle Of last eve
ming sAys that this reduction will
necsssitsie the stopping Of . number
OF the machine drills. and will
greatly diminish the sverige daily
progress made in The tunnel. Before
the reelection six machine drills vers
run ill the time; nov no morn than
four can Be run. Again, the former
forcs on each shin could b divided
into tvo gsogs when il became
necesasry TO load up the carr, and
While one gang rested the other
could work steadily: nov the whole
snift will have TO work ct once when
"mucking" 10 TO be done, and aus.
pend operations when REQ uiring
rest. The progress made in future
will be materially lessened. Hereto
fore, since the introd cotton Of Bar.
leigh drills in the tunnel, the aver.
age daily progress has been ten feet
IN future the daily progress will not
be much moro than Ave feet. Plac-
ing the distance from the header 20
the Comstock at $3.50 feet. $50 DAYS
would be required 70 drive the
header that distance. The date Of
the completion Of tho tunnel will
therefore not be 10 early Is has been
heretofore supposed.
The WEEKLY 6AxrrrE.--The pub
fishers Of the Reno Evening Gazette
have issued weekly edition. II il .
very handsome eight page paper.
sontaining lots OF reading matter
.ud in all respects entitled 10 .
ha-l.ome patronage.
The Reno Journal says that Ash
are dying by the ton in the Truckee.
Is it not the females who ara diving
because they cannot get up the river
to spawn
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BAxkEurrcY NOTICE.

NOTICE n HrREHY OWN TO rmx
An crdi,ors u rphRksT I. rLtNx ssd
tHAsh y. TOwLE. fflinn and fosil nank.
rupss. Ia bsnsruptsy and eli p,ss'ss ssassssss ;.
that ues,sy. Tbs lssh asy VI Arstl. 4. h. 10 j.
q iot o'siosb .. NJ, aud the osuss Asusp Of
the Disestc Ooart of the Usits4l sissss h
Csf.cn CITY, District u Nevada. hsvs br<s
exsd ~ saId CSafs - the slspe cad piece Sh~e
aid Court utsi. eu h-ssinz. ssQuiSs UissSlsss
TIE nssolassos. ps.rd W shs sssdisoss u sala
bsntrsvss. on the ~ dsy VI April. 4. D. Isss.
eersp'ins The vsopc-si Of composites asais 70
tesn ~ I'D hssAsnvss. uss pss.sa 10 the
mes.1ss s1atsva by Title LNt. nsskrapscy.
hestssd ssssasss VI the rcissd sselss, snd AZ e
emeeessosy sherrof sss supplementary shssvs ,.
vhrn sbd whss eii parties Interested may A..
psAs sDt ts beard In ihss t.Lslf
~assbss Tie il.n u ". nliiysr iuf ~ Of m.
District Cpust of the dated slxts.
ieEAL Tee said District u New de. aud ths
Mel tb~rvpf hsrsto aSas.a. 81 l,srsos
cwy. Nevada. this ysA asy a. Apsil Is;;.
epss ,. EDWARDS. cisrt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

When President Crawford came
into our Office yesterday TO ask us to
call attention to the meeting OF the
Sportsman's Club tonight. be was
in such o hurry he could'n Mt think oil
the name Of the association, and 70,
says he, II wish you'd make notice
for tomorrow morning Of q meeting
Of the Kam-rod and Fish. hook
Society at the usual place." Now
that illustrates. for the hundred
millionth time. that brevity 10 tho
soul OF wit. Suppose he hal stopped
TO say that he had cornulted with the
gentlemen Of tho Quadrnpcdal.
Ornithologicsl and ARCHAEOLOGICAL
Society and that they. after mature
deliberstion, had resolved that il de.
yolved upon them, aud ~ forth and
80 forth and 10 on, in the interests
Of the true aud Legitimate sports OF
the field aud stream. etc., etc., etc !.
aud 10 second the we'll directed
efforts VI the authors OF tho game
law aud tbs 6sh bill. they had do.
pnted him TO request rs, Ac., &c.,
kc. Tho probability u that we
should have rissn right mp and
killed him before be had half finished
his Grafton, just ~ we have killed
several emotional long. windsd clio.
eutionists already. All be needed
10 add WAS added; and that u, that
the meeting will bo held II the old
corner. sams - bsfors--ths Psssi.
dent 10 stand the Gle and cheese,
the Secretary 70 furnish The cigars,
and the Treasurss 70 insist upon
bearing half the sxpsoss.
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McSatsw 1sasA
ophir los Is, soss isss. boss ISL, De Lss.
Me.ie.n :. e, SIS -. IS. 10. ,ls. 81. 30.
Gould ana Curry s.ss ssl. iops W. s,o.s
Best and Belcher LIS ak. 575s II, 90 yos.
4l(s All s. 90 ~ bs. i0Ds 2esL. Sos 2gl. IL
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IIaperia! 1tsss 81 ivc
kentuck 2tss
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Sierra Nevada eo5s ~. opx .. ssc, 50, q.
r, sos ~, ~. - u.c, s,s 81 Toe
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seq Belcher los IS
Justice i5os ss1. IFS Va, liz :. iSu. ivk
Evening aspsrs.
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Lsopxrd ~ ~ n. :, a.. 80,
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An, iuDs 1914 b-J,aus lSX 40, ASos lsi1
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VI nona- US 1S, nos Toe
Gra,,u Us.a ~ 800 Pr Iavs W. i.Ss l7Os Us
IL Esss. 80 - = i1sas - I've, WIS ~ voc
.tSes 49,
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adva ~ ,o - ~, l.S- ~
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$500. s ~, 80 N; s y sss - VIC, i0os VI
Eu,ry =, .n' a.. ~ i@Ss -
ta.t1 ~. W. ~, y" .,.,
L,Ias. - go q. o,~ -, iMs
fni,s .. ~ =, e 49, q. nus 70
CaiednnIo a. 4, "a ~ - = -, s.os =. &c
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

II vWW DgsTaucr COu0r ~
7. The neesssa Jsdirtst district q he sssss a
Hevsda. ~ - ~ oruaoy Cssasg. Ssasss a
Joks v. skssvss. dsss4ssi. Nellie l. nsr,b,
eives b. sks usssssaisssd. 81 1asnissssSos Of ~
elbow 49, $500. u ~ sssdsssss a 80 Ell
sshless ~ sssDs .vith The ssrssssrv ,oar -,
Sltean - 9p0bn esUa ~ 81 p~biiss,tGn =
- neelss y Vie ua1ssigns1 q ~ go -
ls -. Aisss.s1e y IAs. csssss cis,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOtlCG - HE1s ~ GIVEN TWAT
AN the books for r-sis,rsiion Of voters ~ the
AunieipA Election OF Carson rtsy o. tst- nj ~.
on the nr.' Monday OF May. 1871 May NH siii
o. open q the ONCE Of thc Justice Il IN. r~aes
in Carson City until . o'cle,ck , = Oh ~, as,h
day Of APRIL. lsi7. during which time ali Dat.
: ns legally qualified 90 register reading within
th- limits Of Cars u CITY tsad none oah-yl csn
90 -; subject. however. to the sAms Qusl,ars.
.ions - In r~gssrstions for state aud County
fAecti"ns. c. 4. WHITEHALL,
Carson CITY. April a. 1877.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
STOCKS BOUGHT AND sold.

The Carson City Savings Bank. from aud aftei
April eth. will buy and sell n,u.ug ssochs
LIBERAL margins viii Be allowed on approved
stocks.
san francisco correspondent. l. 0lazier 4 Co
April J. 1871. 0Ro. \. HIT. Cashier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
hOTEL ARRIVALS.
ssss. Co. srolisr's warrants.

The undersigned viii pay the highest price
for ssste Controllers warrana.
d. A. BEspRR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

Pottsvilie. Pa, April ls.--John Re
hoe was this morning sentenced TO b,
hung for the murder OF r. W. =. Lang
don In 1862.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

Ashland. o., April IA hre yes
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this lows. Loss, 100000 insurance,
81, 600.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

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