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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-15
NOTICE TO LlENHOLDERs.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
persons holding mechanics liens against the property
OF WIn. H. and D. G. Corbet described as follows, to wit
Lots Nos l. T. and of block So, of Proctor Green's
division Of Carson City ormsby County Nevada that the
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ter Of George W. Chedic bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
District Of Nevada ssNotce Is hereby given that George
w Cnedc OF Carson City Ormsby county in said District
duiy aijUdged bankrupt according to law has filed IN
this Court petition for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims pfuyabe under Title 81
OF the Revised Statutes OF the United States, and that
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877, at 10
oGock A n OF said day, In open Court in Csrson City
Onsby county State Of Nevada and District aforesaid
hays been appointed the time and place for hearing the
sne when and wsre the creditors who have proved their
cause thsy have why TIE PRAYER the petitonas
shouId not be granted. I'll EpWA ARpS CLARK
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San Francisco time the C. P. r. R.; Carson time
the " & 7. r. r.
Dinner the boat from San Francisco and Breakfast
Reno, going East.
Breakfas. on the boat from Vallejo, going West,
SLEEPING CAR daily between Carson and VALLEJO.
H. M YERINGTON
General Superintendent " & 7. r. r
A. n. TOWNE,
ag1h General Superintendent C. P. R r.
Evening star., 1877-10-31
VEG ETINE
PJRIFTES THE BLOOD,
RENOT4TES and INTIGOR4TES
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE
ALTERATIvE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND
DIURETIC.

vEGETINR is made exclusively from tha jaices OF
carefully reelected barks, roots, and herbs, and 80
strongly concentrated that ally or 4dica
from the ~ stem every taint Of scrofuia, ScrOfu-
Ious Hulnor, TumOrs, Cancer, CancerOus
Hum0r. Erysipelas. Salt Hheum. Syphi-
little Diseases, Canker, Faintness at the
stomach, and all diseases that arise from I'm our 9
blsod. Sciatica, In6amma tory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, and 6pi-
nal Sm mpIatnts, can only be enectualy cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases Of the
skin, Pustules. Pimples, BlOtches, >, Boils, J,
letter, SCaldhead. and RingyvOrm, vEeK-
TINE has never tailed TO effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com.
plants. DrOpsy. emnle Weakness, Leu
corr hUa. arising from intert al ulcer alton, aud
uterine diseases and General Debility. VEGE-
TIDE acts directly upon the causes Of tines com
plants. Ii ihyis isOrates aLd strengthens the whole
syst, m acts uIOn the eecretiye organs, allays in
Dan nation, cures liberation, AID regulates the
bowels.
Fer CataIrh. Dyspepsia. Habitual Co.'S
tiveness, Paipitat ION of the Heart, Head
oche. Piles, Nervousness. apd General
PrOstrsttOn of the Nervous System, ne
medicine has ever gi, such perfect sasfactiou as
the organs, and p s>esses controlling power over
u e Leryous system.
The rem arkabIe cures effected BY vReErIyE have
InU uced many physc citns aud apothecariee hom We
know to prescribe and use ii in their families.
In fact, yEGgrISE isthe best remedy yet disco =
erEd fr tn. pbnve Diseases aud 10 the only reliable
BLOOD III NIFIER yet placed before the pub
lie.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. Z. 9. Best, Pastor
of NJ =. Church, Natck. Mass, will be read with
interest By many physicians; al.o those suff .ring
from The same disease afflicted the Of the Rev
y. s. Best. No person can douot this testimony, as
there is no doubt about the curative powers Of
NEGErINE:
EATIcK, MASS January l, 1874.
Nh. ii. X. STEVENS
Dear ST,-we have good ason for regard ing
your VEG o medicine of the greatest value
We feel assured that has been the Of saving
our sons life. He Is nov seventeen years of age.
For the last two years he has fered from necrosis
Of bis leg, csused BY serOfulous affection, and
far redr ced that nearly all who saw him thou sht his
recovery impossible. council Of able ply sicians
CT ud give US but the fanest hope Of his rally
ing tv Of the number deca aring that he beyond
tie reach OF hun. an remedies, that
could not save him, he had not vigor emo us b to
endure the operation. Just then commenced
giving him YEGETINE, and from that time to the
present be has been continuously I'm proving He has
lately Iesrmed bis strdes thrown away his crutches
and cane snd walks about cheerfuly and strong
Though there IL still some discharge from the
oreuipG where the limb as lanced, we have the
fullest confidence thar in little time he will be per-
fectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of VICE
IINE hut lately but litte at he declares that he
Is tco well To be tab ing medicine.
Respectfully yours,
E.S BEST,
MRS. l.. O. II. BEST.
Evening star., 1877-10-31

1t seems that the purpose OF Governor Will
liams has been to appoint Mr.. voorhees, to be
the successor TO Senator Morton, on the
death OF the latter, but II is said that some of
The western democrats think the position
should first be rendered to Mr.. Hendricks.
MI Morton is man OF tremendous will,
and If he really thought his old adversary,
Hendricks, was to occupy his shoes, he
might conclude 70 get well.
Evening star., 1877-10-31

In reference 20 the recent letter OF Justice
Strong, explaining MS course upon the elec-
torai commission, some OF the papers have
spoken OF bis vote as ''the determining vote"
In favor OF Mr.. Hayes for the Presidency. At
the time, however, Justice Bradley was held
20 be tie umpire, giving the casting vote, as
he was the fifteenth, or odd member elected
by his four colleagues upon the bench, under
the provisions Of the act of Congress. Prop
erly speaking, however, no one member of
the commission, certainly no one of the Jus
tices who were members, should be designa-
ted as the umpire in a question supposed'to
be settled judieially, and not upon party
lines.
Evening star., 1877-10-31

II, as stated, the English mission was ten
dertd 10 Mr. " elsh under the pleasing delu.
sion that he would decline, that delusIon has
been disI eiIed. Mr.Welsh accepts. He does
so Reluctantly il is stated, but Il would
appear 10 the ordinary mind that he accepted
win cheerful alacrity-alnlost before the ink
was dry uron his appointment. AS matter
OF fact they all do accept, especially when
the Iosition offered is of this size The virgin
timidity Of the most relueting Pennsylva-
nian that lives would doubtless yield to the
temptation of the English mission.
Evening star., 1877-10-31

Issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month "Eul-
Ietin OF ait property for sale and rent on M hOtks
which can be had on application tes Ocsce, CT val
be cent BY mail II de- I'd.
Auction Sales.
or MONDAY, Nov. rs IA, 81 30 ?. n. 525
New jersey avenue.
Cl6 sing out sale of the real estate of the late
nsVld Bal, commencing WEDNESDAY. Oct
3l-t. at 3O y. m.
For ini particulars advert semeut IN rvellur
Star.
Loans.
So BOO az per cen. in sums 10 suit ocf8l-tr
LOB BENT
Is. Fl. WARNER + co,
bfdanaTd n, Warn1. Ef'riH A. M5IHfiys,
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M EISNER a co.'s
WI. DUICR STOMACH BIrrBRs.

fbOoRekanp az Maag- BtusvE
i suffered Tor years with pains 10 the st tJunsch,
tite, wss 90 weak and exnausted that I could not
attend 20 my business. i ueed several rsmedi s-out
TITS 4 keep r Constantly in my house. because
hes cured me eutireIy. NJ desire for vsrk ms
@ena your bitters 70 every body, and say "a sboad
L. JONAS, wnkesbarre, P..
v" sa'e ~ al Drussists, and wM. NUE. Il
~ tN- s.-fA str
Evening star., 1877-10-31
FOR RENT AND SALE.

For hkNT.Tne Re lDksCE of the late Mrs
EhIs h,sser, 90 list, Sets-en High aud Po-
tention OF sn one king q hr-telsss Residsac4 is
dire ted TO this property. The hou contains q
cid sster, gas s.d sli the moderp 'Gr IN
serfso order large gsrde9 surrounds the housa.
he premises is considered among the leot q
GsSrs,tow,, nski II one q the most ssliss.ful
appl.,ow h. oLAekTr. $40 Market space.
4 str ct northwest; Is rocn .; modern conyeneI ces
Inenirt tn. pre- i.es oc,a lm'
EOR RENT-One hsndsomey Furnishsd RO0W
bath snS GsS Ss IN sy
northeast corner llth and street NV. ost232ws
FOB kENT-BRIck, HOUSE No. $50 New
aIMsN sGs MsS
pkNcE corner iss 1.s and street. ana nSr,sws.. &
VIII be rented On fair terms TO . permanent tenant,
4 Al ,Sd ,si; :.s; VsrS large cellar Also
eSrnss is;s and Ps .rse. 20 or y
630 street northwest. octls s~'
FGIE, REhT.5rSm INT, Ng,smes! ls-No 1905
nd stress. ,r II rooms. with All modern nprOye%en,.
o ARMS L Sris suSss a0a'' Apply tsis SeHS r.
FOR SALE Oh RENT--val1able FARM Of 50
tree. Apply at Rs. ss.
Omce. oc'ls-im
EOR BENT-PARLOR and BEDROOM. hand
L. = someiy furnished, No. 1884 1 stree: north.
~~.. octE-lm
FoR ReET-A comfortabie, well FurnI.hed
SUITE OF ROOMS, in q small and hi ThIy re.
epectaeie family. No. AIS lfh street northwest;
iee doors north ~ Pennsylvania avenue, on oosite
she.herd Builins References exch,nsed oeiIs I'm
IN the esf part 81 street ens 5mlSf
au%S 'Ss sna saasasr' es.s ASs ipSi
sN ooe ara - street. octls I'm
garden, lawn and ci.teIn: at Mt Pleasant VII
ss.sn .ss s.1stss sns of Dr. BREED near RIs%,s
ENoR RENT-An elegantly Furnished kTN
"a DkhCE It in the West EDd, Combining Is rooms
,eS, s HaII m ., 6e n. 500 per mouth; VIII
sTkNLET Jos rs SI u sree SsI@'oe"' .snasf Sdis
1t'Ok RENT-hsndsomeIy ;urni.hed P1RLOR
desired looality the hest family snail terms
rf spa references exchanged: lI22 ll,h street
E0R RENT-&TORE with 61tuTe.- corner .,
wss. "sssschTes st get s'euue and lS.h street north
MdFSR MpCd 1GSHnG1 To iGr drug store Inquire Of
War, Navy and Sta e Departments, and conve
:i1d ss and other ROOMS. Breahf. farn.sss t. g.
FOR hENr-PAkLOR and CHAMBER, suitsoe
1 for senator or member of Congress. at Haas
private family. ootS I'm
FOR REET-A suite Of ROOMs on second aoor,
y vlh bath room and gas; stable, with or without:
NO 626 Maryland avenue southwest. octs Ims
kCR SALE Oh RENT-On essy terms, new
4 bhiCk HOUSE, six rooms. hall, large yard.
&C CT street nOrtheat t. street conventant 20
the Departments. Apply 10 W. U. DENISON, SO6
Esfreef opposite Post Office Depal tment cct2 I'm
ENOR BENT-The RESIDENCE Of A MuIiett,
Il corner OF Pennsylyana avenue and 18th street
invest; contains fifteen rooms, exclusive OF pan
tries, store rooms, bathrooms and water closets:
reiy furnished, aud viii be rented on fayora
misses. .onl9 On
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

PKAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos v. wAGGAMss, 5is seventh st.
lChsnees made every NeduesdAJ and SATURDAY 4
Evening star., 1877-10-31
BOARDING..

EIRsT CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD Ar rae
L Parkinson H. use. corner Sd street aud Penn
SyaDis avenue At lower rates than any other hotel
In the city. A. PARKINSON. Prop'r. oct3l-6t'
THE LADIES' HOLLY TREE LUNCH Room,
DIS 9Th street MOI thwest, Q strictly Temper
anee Eating HOUSE. serves good MEAJS at 2J IS
and good LUNCHES at 10 cts Liberal terms 10
regular boarders. octslstr
VEhY DESIRABLE FURNISHED O8 IN
FURHlSHED ROOMS, with or without
POAkD, at 327 East Ga itoi street. CspitoI HiIl:
rett cars pass the door. oct29- 81
GONE OF THE MOST ELEGA GANTLY FURN
- ISHED Rooms for rent In the city, with the
nm st TABLE BOARD, are to be found at Mrs
FLINT b, S33 .pd S95 Vermont avenue, op posite
the Arlington Hotel. oct2s St.
ROARD:-ELIGANT ROOMS, in suites Of two
y AND three, fronting nor and SOUTH with or
without BOARD. Also, small rooms: dou ble bouss:
1880 street, near 18th st. octH Sc
EOR REHT-WITH Or WITHOUT BOARD
= " a Prtva.e fsmly, Q large, nicely furnished
rkoNT BOOM en- second floor; convenient TO the
Capitol 81 two lines of street cars ch .riots rass
the ooor. references exchanged. Apply at 2O5
sueot soutneast. oct27-6ts
II R0OMs, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD-NeVIy
~ painted and pspered ard handsomely furnished
closet. Terms modt rate CO., Z street W oca6- -ims
SbMINARY HOTRL, GEORGETOWN.-For.
- - nisbed Rooms from $40 mp; with or without
boa.o, ,o;, me ss supplied In 70 ms; go per month.
RQAEnIHG-For Kent-BandsomeIy Furnished
- kOOMs en- suite or sing o. with first class Ia
BILE BOARD. at No. 40 9th street northwest
within one square Of National and Metro politan ao
tells and street cars. oct26 6ts
Evening star., 1877-10-31

wILLET 4 LIBBEY,
Cash Lumber Yard,
Corner 9th street and Ne,r York arenme.
FOB Low PRICES,
EVERYBODY GOES TO
wILLET d LIBBEY.
WE SELL ABSOLUTELY FOB CASE.
1T WILL PAY TO CoME Any DISTANCE.
YO, SAVE so CENTS ON 100 FEET.
WE SELL LOwER THAN ANY YARD.
EVERY ONE THAT BUYS ADMITS THIS.
IF YOU BUY FOB CASH
AID wANT GOOD LUMBER.
YOU MUST 60 TO
wILLET Il LIBBEY.
Evening star., 1877-10-31

ERENCH GOODS-MY OWN IMPOR-
n TArION.
BRIANrs PEAS. kIirs fine
BRIAkTS MUSHROOMS.
CARLSBAD WAFIRS
FRUITS 0TACE-DinereHt kInds.
ASsORTED pRHNCH rRUIrS In SfRUP.
VkEECH CHAM PAGNE, with ftuit hAyors.
CRfs1ALiZED BOSE LAWS.
N. w. BURCHEIL.
o~tsl-St 1889 r street.
Evening star., 1877-10-31
WALSH's RESTAURANT

LADIES' DINING SALOON,
,. II. Corner Of 10Th and r =. reefs.
~Eyerytbius in this new buiding frst-class
ana utmost pains taken 30 minister the wants OF
guests i'm
Evening star., 1877-10-31

PERSONAL,
NOTICE.-Brokers and the public generally are
y hereby notified not 20 negotiate two Promis ory
Notes signed by me- each for $500. dated August Is,
la! Ial able 70 order OF William 9 Nol,r: Ia thre
oct29-eoSt 1895 sth st. n.w., Washington, @. '
MADAM Ross, ,Medieal& Business Clairuoyaat$
6 nsnlted at her pariors I9ll Penn avenue Hours
from . m. to6p. m. oct14 ly
A BsOLgTE DIVORCES promptly obtained from
"A Various States, without publicity or exposare
Legal everywhere. Consultation free and confden-
tisI. Othe, good cases taken without fec until case
Is gained. G LINCOLN, N. Y. Law Agency, Room
10 LIE Drott Building, w Washington, DO. Oc24 w.
ITO THE LADIEs-Lsdies hsvins supsrnuous
hair on face. arms and neck can have ft perms-
nently removed in one week, without Injury to the
skin. A. warranted cure for Freckles, Moles, PIN
pies, and gil disease OF the scalp; premature gray
cases. PROV. AND MAD. 6LADE,
octl3 734 7th street northwest
NIPeEY CLAIBVOyANT FROM EUROPE.
~ greatest wonder Of the world, tells your life
from the cradle to the grave; consulted love- mar
rsgc, ck death, Law suits, finds absent friends
recovers Lost or stolen property brings the
together; never fails; has the great pean charm
Hours: to .. 5o4 7th street, near cor b. Ol I'm
A srROLO0IsT.-Mr. DR.. ELLIS, sos Penn.
IA ylvania avenue. II You you'd know the truth
N. o9p m sepN-Sm
Nl mand Paris, the greetest Planet Reader ever In
America, can be consulted ct her house, No -
sep1-N
Evening star., 1877-10-31

4 OsT-A white SETrER DOC. with ~
- liver color ed ears. Return to 1870 A
street. Liberal rev ard. IT.
TAkEN UP In MAYORS Alley, between 9Th and
Wth streets orthv est, No 929, dark n
brown HOBSF: stand, feet inches high. IN
The owner can have him by proving proper NkA
ty and pa ing expenses. THOS. HALL. oc 80 St.
Evening star., 1877-10-31

rHARLE6 A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louisiana avenue,
keo1 Eadfs, General Collection dHd Cldi,H Aseacy.
FOR RENT-Eo 1880 Q street northwest, "a
rooms, med. imps., eco
FOB sALE-rwo splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle; bargain. sspls-tr
Evening star., 1877-10-31

- GENERA Once, corner i0tn sna |; q District e
tfs "A MTnssor Hotel p DISTRICT AeS Penn.
ne ist Of July. Send for circulars.
, hnarements are placed in the house o. aay oft1sss
aena!s can be corn.unicafsd 20 the ofnces above
!. sSsnnonsa, from wh.ch Poinh the ssrvtos rsguirec
promptly rendered messenger can Be called e
eou, day OF mis- et. 10 any errsDd uirs1
Policeman. fn constant attendance q once day
eno night, sarts q the house instantly hen police
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