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'INHOS. Il. WAGGAMAN,
Real Z tate Auct ,neer
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON STREET
kgRIH, BETWEEN l3IH AND IfrH sTS.

By virtue of Coed Of trust dated on the first -
Cay 81 May, A. ID los1, AID recorded in Liber 70
10 SAG, folio All OF the land records of the Dis -
trIct OF CoiUmbis, the undersigned trustees will sell
Ut public auction ia front of the premises, on MON.
DAY the 10th day Of November, 1877, at 4: Ii
ocioc N the following pro perty in Washingto
cry. u o. To wt:-Part OF original lot l9, in uare
22, ginning at point - feet and inches east Of
the IC thwest corner Of aid lot ~, in said square
~, thence running east along the south liue VI III
street north 10 fee; in hes til at right angie,
sSuth 40 feet to al alley tneuce west along the
north line OF said alley - feet 2incbes thence st
right north li0 eet to the place of beginning
Terms Of sale, as prescribe by the said rus: The
snc unit Of the Indebtedness 2o 49, with interest
at cent. from May lst, Isl, with the pense Of
sale, in cash, md tie balance at Il and Is mouths
for whiCh the ties of the purch aser, bearing inter
est from the day OF sale. AID secured by dsed Of
frust on the property sod, shall be taken dep sit
Of SEQ snail be required of the pure naser at the
time Of sale. All COW eyancing at cost Of
If purchaser fail TO comply with the terms of sale
within seven days from day Of SALE the Trustees re-
the right to resell risk and OF the de-
fsulting purchaser, upon giving such notice they
may deem proper.
T ShSs. VI 4. k WsaHsasdiAMAs, Trustees.
Iovl6-eo&ds
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TO. MOBBOW.
EoR SALE AT AUCTION.
$4,000 WORTH OF
IMPoRTxD SILKS, sHAwLs AND wooLENs.
BANKRUPT STOCK
From the old established and ell known firm OF
ROGERS, BENSON & CO.,
VI Regent st., London, and Branch House 3SI
Broadway, New York.
Consisting in part Of
Lyons, and Lake Como, 0ros Grain Black Silks al ne
BLACK Ceshmeres, and ether seasonabe Dress q sod,:
hlch al d Naluable Persian, India, Partisan, PAS
,ey, and Cashmsr re Long and Square shawls; Latest
Designs and Finest Make French, Austrisn ami
Sc9'en Iweeos ana Cassimeres, West of England
and Yorkshire BroadclOaths, M csc w, Fur Back t
and other Beavers, Diagonal and Basket Coatiugs:
all OF which are hrst-class and rev est Patterns.
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YOR

STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and KNIGHT
viii leave New York at O'Clock m. <eHAk
every Saturday. Georgetown every Sat- eE4E&A
urday at b O'Clock o. m, and Ale 4 andrfa @D
same cay.
FIeights taken 1t lowest rates. Tor information
apply At Office over Metrop olitan Bank, 18th street,
or to r. p. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown.
sp2l-tr SAMUEL BACON President
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AUCTION SALES.


THoMAs DosLISG. AuctiOn-sr.
HORSE, kxPRrss WAGON, and HARNESS. AT
70 MORROW Saturday J, November ~. Tn
horse Kind and sesii. sud vii sSrs ssTshers
THoMAs DowLISs, AueuOleer.
GISERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
- GOODS: Also,
f hhks sdk fsh FcEf6.s sS aTsH ss ssf
Be CLOSED OUT TO coyEs ADVANCES,
TO MoRRow SATURDAY. 3. sOvenser aashR
lSI a, 10 O'Clock At my suetiOn Rooms, "
E? Ta6 GaIls 3 pc sSf .1ey
II sih .nd a streets northwest.
MEMS AND cHILpkENs CLOTHING TN.
sfssss Asp " csitpkIk SHOES. ss.. st :.
ON sATuRpAY CORNING. November
2i,h. c mneneins at 10 Q clock, we viii eel, "a
within orr an ton rooms, an 9 sortmeni Of ~
Co.'S, Pants, Vests,
Stilerenl. suits,
Hall Hose Shoes, &c,
Beins the stock Of = dealer
'rHoMAs DowLISG, Auctionees.
IMPRoykD PROPERTY
SOUTH SIDE OF D sIrERkrr. BETWEEN 8
AND 4rH SOUTHEAST,
BEING No. 32J,
NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November -
ATTN. ISL, at a clock, 10 front of the prem ~
IS, shall sell parts Lot. u ana u, in sausreA
795 improved by comfor, abe frame DIV ellin con
ts,nins si0 rooms water 10 , ard; loi Is bysl.
Terms One half cash. balance at s aud Ia months,
nun, and secured by a deed Of trust. ConveJsncins
at cost e purchaser sadegosi, a the time .f.s.e.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


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W. The sttentiO0 OF our Customers Is calied to
our new BOOks-Miscel aneOus and Law-ths latest
cf both " have on hand AWAY. Everything In the
Stationery line De- had ~ the t9ceSt prtcsS. We
have recently imported from England, Russia
Leather Goods, in al varieties, Including Pocket
Books, Gard sses, fremes, Photograph Albums,
Portfolios Work soxe-, Cigar and 'gsrette Gases,
&c. Agents for Heylls Improved Paper Fastener
s. amp they fast taking the place OF any now IN
Use a. is the most han dy and cheapest. writing
Decks in htss~ Ood, EbOny and PAPER Mache
work. Paper Cutters il faacy styles, suitable for
presents. Gl-ss Paper Weights, Gold Pens. Hold
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Go p Sunday schOOl snd New Year Cards, in large
HssOrtrst NJ. just received. noyZlu
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Money; ILs Laws and History %
Dsrw In Different Forms u Flowers---.->---- ! 80
Oontem pOrsry Art in kurope; Benz Amtn-.----. 80
Pottery and Porcelain, from Earliest Times 20
Ixhibiron of l-76, 90
Political Science Of the state; woosey. W
Cprer EgJ pt, It's People and Products; keun- -
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Queer Of eheba Aldric ] 80
True Love kes aTded \. 3. 50
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Mdg'itficeu Equipment.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LANE, Cspt J. WHITE, leaves
9Th street wharf; until furtser IOtice,
day, st o'clnck m connecting with steamers IOr
Boston, Providence and ether Northern points. Re-
turning, leaves NoTf TX every Tuesday, ThlrsdAy
and Saturday, at O'Clock D m.
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CONNOLLY'S,

CONNOLLY'S,
COS 9Th Street,
novS u Opposite Patent Once,
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OPENING SALES TO COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL,
At 10 30 O'Clock O.. m. and 2 80 D. m Of the Stor
No. 6O3 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post Office

md to continue every day until the entire Stock is
dlsposed OF: Heads OF Families AID Trade Buyers
are particularly Quested to attend these Sales
such lnduCeme nts have not hitherto been offered to
the citizens of ashington.
w. MCCRYSTAL, Assignee.
THOMAS DOWNING Auct pov,qst
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Steamer JOHN W. THOMSON, Captain JOHN
B. WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot Of 49,
9Th street, three times week
Tuesdays at Z O'Clock q. m. for Cone
and Leonardtown; Saturdays at O'Clock Q. m for
CurrIoman and Leonardtown.
For further information apply at the Ofioe over
Metropolitan Bsnk. knox's Express Once. at the
Company Wharf, foot of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application At Knox's tx
press Ufice. 6AMU8L BACON, Pres't.
b. y.ACCIEELLY, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.

TO.MORROW.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
4 cAMEsOME CAPTURE.

The Idaho Statesman Of Saturday last
gives an account of the recapture Of one Geo.
Butler, an escaped convict. We make the
following extract from the narrative as an
interesting story of gamesone tussel on the
fngitive's captor:
After securing the prisoner, he was taken
to Mr. Duncans and fed; and the next day
Cant. Hill and Mr. Miller started with him
for Boise City. They stayed one night at
Dorsey's, on Snake river, and on Tuesday
they crossed the sage plain to Boise valley,
At midnight they reached the valley at Mir.
Miners place, where they passed the re
mainder of the night The next morning
while Capt. Hill was at breakfast, Butler,
who had been allowed the free use OF his
limbs, was standing in the same room. A
revolver had been left upon table near by
when Butler, watching his opportunity,
seized the pistol and cooked it, saying at the
same moment, gentlemen you are my
prisoners" Instantaneously Mrs. Miner,
who was standing near said, see there
Quick as thought, Capt. Hill who had been
quietly engaged at breakfast, turned and
springing forward, seized the weapon from
beneath with just force enough to prevent 1t
from coming down to range with his head.
When Butler saw that he was foiled, he
struck Capt Hill a severe blow with the
pistol, which going off at the moment sent
ball through the roof, inflicted severe
wound upon the head of Capt. Hill and filed
his forehead with powder It was very
close call for the gallant Captain, and no one
but q brave and determined man would have
attempted the feat. Butler says that he did
not intend to kill Anybody; he thought he
would play bluff, and get away; but he
says that Capt Hill does not scare worth
cent, and that he is the brayest man he ever
saw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
TWO FOR A BIT.

Tho Eovoille tells the following legend Of
the wholesale liquor trade in Austin
Two saedy individuals passing along Main
street this morning paused in front Of sa-
loon where liquor is sold at 124 cents glass,
and one, laying his hand on the arm OF the
o.I.cr, said: ''stop; this Is tho place. You
Law low and I'll fix it" Then the one who
had spoken entered the saloon and approach
ing tie barkeeper, asked; "How d you sell
whisky" BIT drink" returned the bar
keep, as he gave the towel an cLcra flourish
on the edge OF a tumbler and a}gaightened
himself up fer business "Do you take short
bitsl' asked the customer. Receiving a
reply in the affirmative, he Fun4bLed in his
cl.chcs and brought forth a dune, which he
laid on tho counter, and the Darkeeper set
OFT glass and bottle. Gripping the neck
of the bottle and inclining it towards the
glass, the customer said: "My friend l don't
drink whisky, but I've got hellroarin' tooth
ache, and [ want some TO wrench my mouth
with ! sp0se you've no objections to my
walking to the door with this glass, have yotf
ozone III the world, returned the polite
tam5cr manipulation. Shading the glass
with his hand, the customer filed it levelfull
with whisky and picking it up, started to-
,g,I,3s the door, drinking as he walked and
snal)owing about half its contents, and when
he reached the door, handed the glass to his
''pa;,l, " whs hurriedly drank the liquor re
naiuing in it, and the customer then as hur-
ried,y carried the glass back to- the counter
ard rejoined his companion in the street.
The 6arkeeper was so overcome that for q
moment ho could not find words in which to
express himself; but when his feelings did
ind vent the men were out Of sight, and he
only said: "Well Il that ANT the worst!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Now,York, August 2-The Times had the
following on trade prospects; In the grain
trade there are great hopes of good times
coming, with immense crops from the West,
and there is a steady, haalthful growth in the
produce and the grocery trade, which en-
courages men who are satisfied with small
profits. The volume Of business done by
grocers is larger up to this time than it was at
the corresponding date last year. Clothing
manufacturers are a small but good inquiry
for their wares There has been and is ami
nation among boot and shoe manufacturers,
and matters say that they have not done SO
much business for many years. Hard as
times are called, piano makers have had good
business, and the dry goods trade indicate au
improvement of from 80 to 80 percent in the
leading houses. There is not SO much dispo-
sition US there was last August to make san
guine predictions, but the conviction is strong
upon business men that they will be able to
keep the ground they have recovered and
continue to do a fair business with moderate
returns,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
LAKE ON PINNEY.

In his address to the Jury ct Piacerville,
Hon. Dclos Lake, of counsel for the prosecu-
ton, handled Pinney, the associate and
libel breeding partner Of the DeYoungs, as
follows
lie was the central figure in the whole
drama. This man was soif-confessed vii
lain, and was brought here SIS witness from
the Jail Of San Francisco, where he was wait
ing trial for his misdeeJs, and upon the
statement Of such man the DeYoUngs asked
the Jury to assert their infamous charges
against Mr. Page. Had he been procured in
an ordinary matter outside OF this Court, II
would be absurd to ask cny man to believe
his statements. He was, on his own admls-
sion, seif-convicted sc0undrel, upon whose
testimony no man would hang dog. 1t may
be sad that there was no official conviction
against HIM, but was not there conviction
OF characters Had he not been guilty Of
such serious Ofenses as to lead him to tlee
the country, desert his wife and family and
become wandereC on the face Of the earth,
expecting to be brought back il chains This
man whom they had seen was man Of GER
tain kind of ability; had LED from his youth
wandering Bohemian life Born in Penn
sy.vania he goes in early life to Wisconsin
and finally in 1870 he arrives in San Fran
cisco. There he is given employment, and
bv employing q man Of culture to write his
political speeches, he palms himself of for Z
crest and learned man. The letters Of Pin
ney show what manner Of man he IS, and yet
upon his promised perjuries the san Fran
cisco Chronicle daily scatters broadcast over
the land l!bals charging the most vile and m
famous acts against Page GorhaLn, Sargent
and Carr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
THE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINES.

BY q special to last evenings Chronicle we
are advised as follows
San Francisco, Aug. 22.-1n the great suit
of the Eureka Con. Mining ComPany ". the
Richmond Mining Company, in the United
States Circuit Court, Justice Field this morn
Jug delivered the opinion of the Court, giving
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff, the Elrek4
company. The opinion was an elaborate doc
ument, reviewing the whole controversy and
all questions involved, and consuming al hour
in its delivery. The courtroom was densey
crowded by lawyers and brokers, oil listening
with eager interest for the final decision,
which was only announced at the close OF the
ponderous document, when there ensue3 4
a grand rush for the street, all seeming deter
mined TO take advantage of the effect OF the
decision on the stock market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Concord, n. H, August 22.-President
Hayes and party reached the camp meeting
ground at Wares this morning aid were re
ceived by delegation CT c,ergymen. The
President spoke, explaining his policy IN the
South, and vas followed by Attorney Cen
eral Devcns, after which sLe Secretary Of
State, Mr.. Evarts, spoke as follows;
Ladies and gentlemen; When the found,
ers Of this government formed it they laid its
support sure IN civil and religious liberty,
and insisted on the entire separation Of church
and state. They were guilty u no such IDLY
as would confou3A freedom ii religion With
freedom from religion. They wanted that
there should be one seat OF united power,
and that in the hearts Of the people They
were religious people themselves, and knew
no method by winch men could be capable OF
solf-g0yernment but when they had been
made capable Of governing themselves. They
insisted that, though there was Universities Of
gifts, vet there should BE- the same spirit.
Nov, in this beautiful scene, where all that
makes nature and men worthy Of visitors is
found, we have seen nothing wanting in the
magniiccnce Of our reception. As we have
ridden through your magnificent State we
have seen, as it were, the mountains skipped
for 10y and now literally the hills have clapped
their hands The history Of this people
shows that there never was a prof0under say
ing than that he who has not much meditated
of God and man viii never be aught but a
blund ering patriot and a sorry statesman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

HORSE THIEF HANGED. The Eureka Senti-
ne! reports what it seems to regard IS : well
founded rumor, as follows:
\ report was current on the streets yestor-
day that one George Goodhart, who had &C
cuinulatcd and lit out with = band OF horses
from Dinond Valley and vicinity, had been
pursued, oveytaken and treated 10 3 private
nac<-tlo party by the indignant owners Of the
stock Grass Valley, in the Cortez range Of
mountains, is the place where the fleeing
horsethief was left suspended to the branch
of a tree, warning to the live stock pecula-
tors. The animals were recovered and driven
back to their former range.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Omaha, Aug. GA boat containing FIVE
persons was struck by lightning while near
the Union Pacific bridge yesterday. George
Slade was instantly killed; Mrs Heger fell
overheard and was drowned, and the rest oi
the crew-two women and lnan-narrowly
escaped.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Washington, Aug. 22-All data relative to
the troubles on the Texas borderss being put
in order at the War Department, and viii be
added to from time TO time as the correspon-
denco comes to hand, until the 18th of Octo-
Der, when the entire subject viii be submit.
ted 10 Congress, accompanied by & specia.
message from the President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

The Chinese of San Francisco, being taxed
for school purposes petition the Board of
Education asking that their children be adj
1nitted to tho public schools. 1t strikes us
that so long as they are taxed to support the
schools they have as much right to their
benefit. as any white people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
A C1ovD BURST. Tho Silver State Of Tues

A CLOUD BURST. Tho Silver State Of Tues
day has the following;
it's reported that cloud burst in the
mountains near Guthries ranch last Saturday
did considerable damage to trees and crops at
the ranch At the time heavy hail storm
broke over the ranch, knocking fruit of the
trees and playing havoc ith vegetables. We
have been unable 20 set particulars, and it is
to be hoped tho d~u@ga IS not SO great IS re-
ported
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Rollen P. SAKE, the cattle man, who
he. had more gratuitou. puts than any man
in America, is bankrupt under debt of over
1900 and with assets amounting to $3.50
about the price Of second rate bull calf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Louisville, Aug. 22-Suit was entered yes
terday against the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, for the sum Of $4,000. The petition
contains some queer charges regarding the
management.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
ASSIGREE'S SALE.

NOTICE IL ICY eve ~ THF
undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy Of the Of
bankrupts IN bankrup cy that sell pubic auction
on MONDAY, oLPl LABkR ,, 1871 II Oc.ock A. ~ IN
front OF the COMFY Building in Carson City 70 The
bidder Tor cash, III gold COIN the iOnCWe dscrbtd prop
ery, TO wit: All tie night title AID interest VI tie SAID ~
B. Driesbach, bankrupt baIkr ltcy, 10 t"thyIour
thou and and ffy shares OF mining suck IN liz mine
known tic "Eourtu Vi July uod ana silver Aiming
C-mpany," located IN LuT.Aa township, IN tLs coauy u
ureka, state OF Nevada.
Also, all the ht e and lu OF SAID ban, rup in
and to a Certain mimi. quar- am, known - lie " -.
wilson Mount Hope Mne, oca "a IN Crll4 at Nm.
N Dis riot il ii dorado county, .tLe u tal.y.
Also the ri, hit, the aud Atrea. 10 tie -, book
accounts ard d. bsChe 10 sad estats
ma n unsallsdtd at tie tune OF "a o.
L,nAtL CRAWFORD. ASST nee.
Carson City A'grst Sih, ri
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Suo0T1HG AT WADswoRTH Last night two
men, Stansdeld and Mcdonald, got into an
alteration at Wadsworth over q business
matter, and Stansfeld fired shot at Melon
aid. He was at once arrested and placed
under bonds to keep the peace and appear TO
morrow for trial The affair caused some little
excitement, both parties being well known in
that community and old residents Of the
county-Eeno Gazette Tuesday,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

A maladroit, petty burglar at Boise City
calls himself Happy JACK" There is an
innocent and honest horse known hereabouts
who should be invited to kick tho felonious
plagiarist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23
SfOO REWARD

EETjI n P,TD TOH THE DECGt TIO>
W an arrest of the dasardy In:sc.sant who drove
sharp iron bar into Carson Water Companys water
lain Never fed thereby robbng the company
the town.
CARSON WATER COMPANY
Carson City. July 2Ist, 1871.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 22-About 1000
miners at Irwin Station, West Bloreland
county, quit work yesterday. They demand
an advance of three cents per bushel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

CARSON, August Ctr, ls57
Reward Of FIVE UCNDhLD ELLIAl.s II. IL.tsd
States god coin viii be la.d the arrest aud coyyoa
Of the par parties tie two .r mans nd
attempted destroy the thru, OF the larson cay gtsr
Works. at he Junction Of Fhilays aud Heyers IGDc4Gs
hetwe5n the let and 9th q The IEesens uucuA
Money UP and ~ gTsRhling.
suz u" & D. SWEENEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

The secesh papers are abusing poor old
Key (P. NJ. Genl) for his humble-pie talks.
OH isn't the hypocracy bureau at Washing
ton catching it from all sides and both ends!
and don't it deserve all it gets?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

General Patrick Edward Conner Is about
engaging in the business OF ore shipment
from Eureka So says the Sentinel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

There is to be a general council between
the military authorities and the Indians in
Washington Territory. -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Senator Davis Of Illinois is sick with a
disorder which is thought to be no less serious
than cancer of the stomach.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

The taxable property of Humboldt county
sums up on the assessors books at s., 2O8, 1923.
This indicates an increase OF over 500, 900
during the past twelvamonth
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

Grant will visit Garibaldi in the coming
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

The Russians lost no Lass 10000 men a;
Plevna
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-23

8 yards Calico for...............,...Sio
Ioyaras 3 cached Muslin for~.si 90
0 yards Canton Flannel foF.....sIoo
o yaros Crasscioth for............SI. 90
4 pairs Ladies' White RcSe."... so
3 pairs Ladies' Striped Eose.. so
And Everything in Proportion.
L. MORRIS & CO.
Carson, August :, 1877.