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GOunirp Real estate for Sale.


At CROTON LANDING-F0R SALE
"A FARM Of 20 acres suitable foT gentlemans county
rdepce The properly located the west side OF the Al
hsny Posi- Road mile north Of tho station and
eTfensve views Hudson River The land tuy GOV
ere with apples pears and other small fruits and Gil nnder
crfiyatiOn The buildings comprise good barn. eohOuse
md other outbudHEs; the house contains III large rooms
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune once.
T7XTFNSIVE BULKHEAD WATER FRONT,
II near city; chemical works factories retneres Sc;
for sale easy terms H. A. YOUNG ~ E1ehangeP
NOR SALE-The country residence OF the
undersRned consisting Of double twosSTg ana s'no
three sides wide hail through the cfpire n9t hna conc
modern convenience with nfstcass II'
mace in tho cellar outhogses carriage mouse Dan
Sens fruits &C. and The improvements. win DO sold WIN
on acres The property situated on the Dahs on
stream Of water IN the village OF Asbufy warren
Connfv n T. and by the NewJ orsey Cent hall
Sosd n hour New-YOrk 30 minutes iom Easton
eight times day The Finage OF AS
hurry lies between IN the most DeautiIu vaey
M he state il ITS healthfunes ana
free from mnaria mosquitos The property VIII De so ~
bargain and terms OF payment made easy Apply on ~
premises % THOMAS MChbhAih' VI ~ Ms V"N" 80
broadway. NewY0rk
HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, So acres.
go miles up tho HUDSON River Railroad tOf sae OF eA
change. Address b.. BOX ~, Tribune once.
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MlnslraI 5nsrrumeTIs

DTMAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL g. CO.,
N. No. 20 EAST l4rH.ST.
for cash, Instruments and for rent
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Gardner Thomas B and wife 10 The Citizens Insur.
s snSG also Nos g2s Snd go aaSerry years
Jones stht 81 shaw s' "a $4,000
Mccormack samuel D. aud wife 70 Edward Gillespie,
ns42d-Bi. OF iOthave % days..... 800
Mann Ellen NJ John A Thompson. executor, etc,
RinRshrdge Road, S. ana n spuyten DuJVei -
Greek cath Ward, year. o'0OO
RyRCS aso H Nd 20 mOS 20 0Ss 10000
Wrgss MaTiS Of ist awe @ons 5000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Blumeutha Wof and another TO william Reid. 1854
Messie SUI an Alexander 2O0O
Willard, Edward 70 Isaac Martin. .-.'..-.-- AoO
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CUPRFME COURT Of the State Of New
OYork-Henry O'DOnne against William Kelly, Thomas
Cannon NJ Cannon his vile George W Kidd aud
isaac Ers0w John Desny the people Of the state OF New
York, Emil Haas Daniel Robinson, Charles r. Church,
Thomas n Green Thomas Nolan Oliver H. Booth James Is.
Harbote Joseph l. D. Lyons, Erastus Reeve John Guy
Vasstr I'd Prank Goldman j. Nelson Luckey Bethstu
y. W williams Alexander q. Black,
mchard Morris the Bauk OF NewYork National Ranking As
ISOLATION Thomas Mccain the First National Bank Of Jer
sey CITY, the New-Haven Copper Company. summons
deendapts. You are hereby summoned the
complaint in this action and copy % your answer
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days fer the service
summons exclusive Of the day Of service ana ~ case
Of Judgment VIII De taken
against Won by default for the relief demanded In the CON-
plant Dated Nav 49, 1873.
GEORGE W. MCADAM, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post Office address and Once NO. IL Chamberssi,
New.YOIk CITY
To William Kelly Thomas Cannon and Anne NJ. Cannon
his wife. The foregoing served upon you BY pub
lcation pursuant 10 M order Of Hon. CHA RlES DANIELS
Of the Court Of the state Of New dated
fhe 23d july 1873 aud Med with the complaint IN the
Oee Clerk CITY and County Of NewHork az the
Court House said city Dated Newl0rk. July % lSfa
GEORGEw MCADAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
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rEooRpEp AssIaNMENrs or MoRraAGEs.
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

UTILLIAM-ST.- Valuable corner will be sold
w very low 70 prompt purchaser .,.
Wy RULAND 4 WHITING. 5 Beekman-st
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SUPREME COTTRT. County of New-York -

CUPREME COURT, County of New-YOrk.-
- John T. MACAULAY and AN DREW J. MACAULAY,
plaintiffs against JOSEPH J.. HILL aud JOHN ID. MILLER
defendauts -Summons with nOticerO the above named
defendants each OF them You are hereby summoned 70
answer complaint this action and q serve copy OF
vour answer on the plaintiffs within twenty days
after the service this summons exclusive Of the day oser
vice and OF failure 90 appeal or answer nag
will be taken sgainst you by default for the rse De
handed ia tie complaint Dated.-New York, June TO- 1878
ALBERT GALLUP. plaintiffs Attorney,
ONCE address and Office No az Pinest, New YORK
To the defendants Joseph L. min and John ID. Miller
The foregoing summons served upon You and each Of you
bV publication pursuant order OF Hon. Charles
Daniels Of the supreme Court Of the state
Of NewYO dated the 10Th day Of July 1873 and hed with
complaint the Oce Of the CLERK Of the city and county
OF New.fOrk, &c said city, on July 10, 1873.
Evil lAw6wTh ALBERT GALLUP, PlainuhS Attorney.
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. 9, 1873

VNlAII IUI INU ANI
PAVEMENTIN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
Frs SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tits Office
until ~ O'CLOCK NJ. THURSDAY, AUGUST is. 1878, for
furnishing and aynabOut thirty three thousand eight hun
dred and ninety 33S91 yards less
pbaltum the carriage OF l4thsreet
East CapItOslreet In the City Of Washington, ID. G.
Blank forms Of proposals ana specifications may be OBJ
aine from TINS Office together with all necessary nOrma
will alone be considered.
The right is preserved object any all bids parts
By order OF the Engineer Commissioner. &c,
II. T.. HOXIE
Iiaufp I'm = A
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siinatlons wauttS-- Males.
Grin n1anIeo
Proposals.

WANTED-Agents for patent tissue great
w usefulness. Address FELIX 40 Bouot Magenta Paris
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filarbls anO BLUE Mantels.

A TTENTION Now il the time 10 purchas'
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELs 49,.
slsts ,Xort PENRHYN SLATE CO.,
so Union square, NY. (4thave. aud l1th-st)
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARB0R OF
Il SAVANNAH, GA.

AMY BUILDING, NEw-YORK Aug. .. 1878
SEALED PROPOSALS for the construction u Sub
merged Dam In the Savannah River the Cross Tides Will
be received at this Office until noon Of SEPTEMBER 1873
and opened Immediately thereafter.
Blank forms specifications aud all necessary information
can be had application az this Office until August &c
Captain James c. Post Corps of Engineers Savannah
A. GIILMOItE, 1ieut.COl Of Engineers
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BRIGHTON BEACH,
VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
AND THE
BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILROAD
DOUBLE BALLASTED TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
NEW AND FIRsT.CLAss EQUIPMENT
AIR BRAKES. PULLMANPALAcE CARS.
NewYork Transfer Companys coaches and cabs connect
with trans all leading clubs and hotels aud all poins IN
on and after TU EsDAY, AUGUST 9, 4pm,
LEAVE FOOT OF EAST 34THsr,
9l5 10. IL, 10 an. 1857 g. 0. l0p.m
LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH;
75O 10 IL 10 A. m 1910 l1O zlO, 3lo. 4;lo $40, $40
" 7:lO s1O, 9:l0. 1910 aud ll:lO p. IN.
ROUND TRIP. 80 CENTS.
SINGLE TICKETS EACH WAY, IS CENTS.
Time from Now-YOrk TO Brighton Beach
ONE HOUR.
W. NJ. LAFFAN, NewYoTk Pass Agent 2Gl Broadway.
J. CHITTENDEN, q. p A =. sPEACEE, o. saps
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-D DAILY lex
w eept Sundaysl; see DAY LINE advertisement; 70
main at WEST POINT houfsi NEWBCh0h nearly =
hours; due at New-Nork on return al 0:5o
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CUPREME COURT.

THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY.
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Gcnntrp IlrOpsrlp 90 Ett.

gonntrp propetlp No tEI'
NOTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at CARR
" SONS opposite West Point Address flshhlhL
SAVINGS BANK Fishkli, n Y
fT70 IET-Seymour Smith Academy, Pine
Plains Duchess Co., n. Y Rent nominal bu,angs VS. VS.
sratd GOOD references required. Address fHANh Emu
Pine Plains, Dutchoes Co, N y.
mo LET-Furnished house in PLAlNFlELD,
NeW.Jersey. Address apply at ITO GTand.st Guy:
no LET at MOrristOwn, n. ia furnished
cottage OF 10 rooms for the season. r. b. bEIiS NO
2lS FOolton-st
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Gitp prOperip &c Eet.

TNO LET--House aid seven lots on 125th-st;
bsfween 7th and sth.ayes. at bargain. Apply TO
ROMAINE BROWN, 1880 Broadway
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The examination in Miss Hodgkinson's de-
partment Yesterday was not as well attended
as it should have been We happened in at
arithmetic time in the morning. The young
folks were being examined in fractions, and
acquitted themselves very creditably. In the
afternoon we listened to the reading class,
and were more than well pleased. The
scholars gave evidence of excellent training,
and read as well as any children of their age
We have ever heard Miss Hodgkinson de-
serves great credit for the pains she has taken
with the scholars in bringing out their talent.
The examination was conducted by means of
tn cards which are used throughout the diff
ferent departments during the term. The
plan is an excellent one, facilitating the sys-
TEN of average and equalizing the recitation.
1t also possesses the additional advantage of
enabling the teacher to vary the monotony of
the school room by playing a little game of
solitaire Mrs Marie Stuart's department
will be examined to-day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16
ARRESTS.

On Sunday teamster to the mountains
bound, said to himself I'll tarry,' and leay
ing his team on the broad highway proceeded
to load into himself medium of spiritus fer
menti and consequently became to great
extent highly hilarious, expressing wish to
engage in a personal encounter with divers
and sundry persons without going through
the formaities of an introduction The
officers of the peace laid their lilly white
hands on him and landed him in the Caravan
sary de Swift His team was provided with
temporary stable accommodations while he
languished. In the morning he was released
ON condition that he would start his leaders
with great expedition Backwards, which he
did and left
Mr. Thomas Kelly in a state of excitement
caused by too great an attachment to things
which make not for peace, amused himself by
to his wife what the immortal
poet says Paddy gave the dram, sound
batting This little domestic diversion not
suiting tie taste of the lady and wishing to
bring the offender to Justice and protect her
self from tLn violent assault, sent for officer
Ingraham no speedily captured Thomas and
landed him N the above mentioned house of
Yesterday morning her de
voted affection assumed sway and like good
faithful wife, she refused to appear against
the partner of her joys and promoter Of her
sorrows and the artist was released and saved
10 c,r,+,- Tho ,v,oDsa pf arac+i,,ly. % most
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16
SUNDAY ECHOES.

Out in the White Pine country they had a
ary line. He delighted in accomplishing
great distances and wished to Officiate in every
camp. He wandered out to Robinson when
that town had population, and made an ap
pointment to preach in the school house The
building was on side hill, and it was neces-
sary to wade through considerable mud to
reach it. He was on hand, and on foot too,
as the real estate on his moderate sized feet
displayed. Still no one noticed them par
ticularly until he got behind the table and an
nomced his text, Chow beautiful upon the
mountain are the feet of him that bringeth
good tidings.
4 gentleman whose Oratorical powers are
now thrown broadcast Ter the sagebrush, was
once officiating in large church in the east,
which had in the pulpit separate set of gas
jets for throwing light upon the manuscript,
and not connected with the arrangement in
the body of the church for turning off the gas.
When he entered the pulpit he noticed
smell of gas, but unable to locate it, turned
up the light and commenced preaching. He
had proceeded only few moments when one
of the officers of the church walked back and
accosted the sexton in whisper, plainly
heard throughout the building, with Cant
you stop that flow of gas?' The sexton, who
was son of the Emerald Isle, replied in
whisper equally audible "The gas is comm
out of the pulpit, sur, fast as it can, and
We no conthroll over it, sur
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16

MUSICAL.-Prof. D. S Hakes, gentleman
well and favorably known, both i'll the East
ers States and on this Coast, as a composer
and teacher of music is now in this city for
the purpose of giving a series Of lessons in
vocal culture. He will be glad to meet any
who may wish to receive such Instructions
either in private or in class, at the Methodist
church tonight at = o'clock.
ST. PETERS CHURCH. Services arc held in
this church every morning this week Except
Sunday at II o'clock. The attendance was
small yesterday on account of the storm. \
full attendance is expected to-day. All are
cordially invited.
THE STORM yesterday was one of snow.
During the morning it distributed itself in
taky wilderness, but about noon ceased to
mingle with the dust of the valley. The
weather remained cloudy and dismal during
the day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16
MORNING APPEAL
THEATRICAL.

We are still to be favored with anusemcnts
in great variety and of the best quality.
liavcrleys minstrels may pass us by but we
are not neglected The Carson people have so
decidedly expressed their wish for first class
entertainments, that Crosbe and Maeder,
the enterprisng and successful managers, are
determined to let the wish be gratited as far
Us they are concerned. They are coming back
again and propose to continue their coming
rs long as their efforts are as highly appre-
Ciated as they have been. With the support
IF their full company they propose to give us
on Friday evening" the 10Th, "Pmk Domin-
oes" to be followed by matinee on Saturday
afternoon. John Z. Owens the great com
mcdian, who is better than he was twenty
years ago and he was unparalleled then, is the
leading spirit of the piece. The
plav is replctc with ludicrous incidents and
cute discoveries. The box sheet will be open
on Wednesday. A movement was inaugur-
ated yesterday among some of our prominent
citizens which has been crowned with success.
They circulated paper the object of which
was to assure the engagement of sufficient
number of seats to warrant forwarding an in
yitation to Mr.. Pope to appear at the Carson
Thoater on Thursday evening in the character
OF Hamlet. The excellent acting of Mr.. Pope
has made him such great favorite that over
one hundred and fifty names were secured al
most without effort We therefore take
pleasure i'll announcing that DIr. Pope will
appear as above, supported by the full strength
Of Crosbic and Maeder's company.
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HAY REPORT.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 10.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 10.
Carefully compiled, revised and corrected
by old Timothy himself
Sunday, May THE wicked and Sabbath
breaking rancher was on the road, rolling city
ward He only came III on that day for con-
vonience. He had no idea Of selling his hay
until Monday; in fact, did not get in until
after dark, and then went to church,
Monday, 8th.-Threc large loads came in
together. Two four and one two horse teams,
eighteen balts on the first and fourteen on
the second and ten on the third.
Tuesday, 9tI,.--Two mmese loads of hay,
alfalfa and other varieties; over 90 bales; Sin
teen animals, one extra man and two extra
boys, beside the driver, on the near wheeler
Good day for hay.
Wednesday, l0th Waited and watched
with great anxiety, wishing for Il load ali day,
but not q spear. Late in the afternoon lady
brought in the following poem
HEY-DAY.
How doth the little busy man
Improve each shining day,
And gather items every hour,
Each one about fresh hay.
How do the drivers all look sad
AS from his 'dcn" he sails,
And ere they from his sight can move,
He quickly counts the bales
Now is not thai pretty, Chawles? We do
not want any more hay until tomorrow.
Thursday, 18th Two small loads arrived
this morning, but excellent hay, well balcd
and sold before its arrival.
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FROWIN FINGS.

Oh once there was wicked boy,
His name was Alexander,
He went out with two other boys
To take a small meander,
One boy with a nice lady walked,
The others followed near,
And Alex picked up sticks and things
And hit him-from the rear
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16

County Jail.
ORPHANS HoME.-As divers and sundry
reports have been for some time in circulation
concerning cases Of diptheria at the Home,
ranging according to the imagination and
capacity of the disinterested party for en-
broidery), from five to forty-fve cases, we
are requested by Superintendent Webb to
state that there is not, nor has not been,
single case of diptheria at the Home and that
any statement to that effect borders on
quotation from the Sazerac Lying Club. Mr..
Webb also wishes us to acknowledge the re
ceipt from Mrs. j. A. Stephens, of Virginia,
of large box of oranges, to the great delight
of the children There were enough to sup
ply each expectant youngster with two of the
rich specimens of the genus citrus.
TRAIN EMS.-Surveyor Anderson, L.
Morris, Capt. Meder, and Mrs. Jas. Rigby
were anon. the arrivals Sunday morning
Yesterday the Haverley MINISTRIES passed
through en- route for Virginia under command
of manager Bailey. They do not favor Car
SON Conductor Hopkins, of the Humboldt
Division Of the Central Pacific Railroad was
also on the train He only stopped a few min
utes to see man. O. p Willis of this city
and R. L. Lawrence of Virginia, left for the
bay last evening.
DISSOLUTION Elsewhere in these columns
replete with information as well in the adver-
Using as in the local department it is duly
chronicled that the old firm of Dunning and
Hunt is dissolved by mutual consent. Hunt
will hereafter hunt up the business and do
the dunning, on Mondays; will settle all bills,
take in all moneys and sell sash, blind, lum
Der, scantling, doors, posts and everything in
the lumber-yard line as heretofore, low, and
good.
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THE CONCERT.

Professor Clark entertainment takes place
this evening at Thoater Hall. Purchasers of
tickets and all interested in attending a de
hghtful entertainment will find it necessary
to go early, for there will be a great rush.
Miss Gennesse is brilliant little actress and
will be warmly welcomed. The songs, Choir
uses and recitations are well selected, and lit
tie Red Riding Hood is a gem in itself. Quite
a number of the Masters and Misses of the
Professors classes will appear
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16

LECTURE Prof. Nathan Sheppard, one of
tho lecturers before the Universities of Abor-
deem and st. Andrews, Scotland, author of
the "Keynote Letters" &c, will lecture at
the Methodist Church, in this city, on We'd
nesday night next. The gentleman has been
lecturing in California during the winter, and
has everywhere been received with marked
attention by the people and press of that
State The subject selected Dickens,
with Readings lis a popular one, and one in
which the lecturer is said to appear at his
best. 1t is so seldom that Carson is favored
with really mcritorious lectures that it is to
be hoped that the gentleman will be greeted
with an overlooking house. The following
is from the n. Y Herald: These lectures
on popular authors are quite remarkable for
analytical skill, and arc making lively and
bene6cent sensation. The reading of the
death of Poor 10 from Bleak House produced
a profound impression. Admission, fifty
cents, at the door
DENTISTRY. firm of Sheets Il Wagar,
as will be seen by their new advertisement,
has extended its base of operations, and por
ton of the advantages to be derived from the
experience and ability of the members of the
firm is to be extended at reasonable prices to
the citizens of Carson, Eagle Valley, and
points adjacent. DR.. Sheets arrived yestcr-
day, and enters Immediately upon the dis
charge OF his duties Office, at the Morton
House.
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INNER TEMPLE.

Yesterday afternoon All Kim WAS amaigned
his Honor charged with "unlawfully selling a
bottle of spirituous liquor, to wit, gin, to an
Indian, which according to the scrap book
constitutes misdcmcanor. Kim pleaded
guilty and threw himself upon the mercy of
the Court, modestly stating that he was af-
hicted with the rheumatism and i'll impecun-
ious circumstances. The quality of mercy
in this case was strained and fell ''like the
gentle dew Of Heaven upon All Kim "be-
meath" to the tune of 500, or 30 days in the
County Jail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16
REGISTRATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Books Of Registration for the Municipal Election be
held Monday May 9Th, 1878 for the election Of Three
Trustees OF Carson City, will be open Saturday, April
9th at 10 o'clock NJ and remain open until April 26th
at o'clock P. Nj, 1878
Naturazed citizens required by law present their
papers at the time of registration.
c. A WITHERELL,
Ex oficio Registry Agent Carson Township.
Carson City April 5th 1873.
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Sound sleep.

Halls Journal says:-"Any man who
can bound out Of bed as soon Us he wakes
Of a mid winters morning, is worth some.
thing; no fear Of his not making his way
through the world creditably, because he
has the elements Of a promptitude, de-
cision, and energy, which guarantee sue
cess. To invalids we make acomforiah!e
suggestion worth knowing, II you have
force Of will enough 10 keep you from
taking r second nap-and It ia the second
nap which makes It's baleful influence
ielt on multitudes-it Ia better for you
to lie awhile and think about II, until
that feeling Of weariuess passes out Of the
limbs which you so commonly feel.
"But to sleep soundly, and TO feel rested
and refreshed when you wake up OF q
morning, four things are essential 81.
Go to bed with feet thoroughly dry and
warm, 9. Take nothing for supper but
some cold bread and butter, and . single
CUP Of warm tea Of any kind. 8. Avoid
over fatigue Of the body. 4. For the hour
preceding bed time,dismiss every engross.
ing subject from the mind, and let 1t be
employed about Romething soothing and
enliyening in cheerful thankfulness.n