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TOTING ron THIIR FRIENDS.
The Third Week OF the Fair In the Cathedral
-Tucsdny Evenings Hamper.

The excitement of the election diverted
some attention last week from tho fair in tho
now 81. Putricks Cathedral but now now
interest has been infused into tho COM
petition. by voting. for tho diamond-siuddod
Inspectors badge 10y the introduction OF the
name OF Inspector Wnidy Of Brooklyn. The
friends of Inspector Dks have mustered
strongly. and deposited 80 many votes thut he
is above Inspector Thorn. A Sergeant Of Police
also told Father Flrrrly that the police ON rcrs
of Inspector Dilks's districtarr determined that
lac shall have the badge. They have already
arranged 90 give him 5000 votes. in Il mass
toward the last Of the voting.
Tho friends of Gen. Hancock and the mem
beers OF the southern colony in this city who
favor Gen. Joseph T.. Johnston ara vieing enrn-
rstly. 10y votes. for the lewrllcd sword. Tho
Hancock mon. however. have thus far outnum-
hercd the Johnston men. although very ightly.
Gen. Grant Is still one OF the least favored Gen
erals ON the list
Much interest Is shown by workingmcn in the
rnilie. devised 10y Father Farr"ly OF ~. James's
thurch. for "A building lot. 100 10y 50. in New
Utrecht Long island. Tho chances are only
twenty-five cents each. IL may be added that
the rallies nj the fair arc drawn openly. The
lucky number II mndc known. ana II the win
ncr Is in the cathedral, the prilc, If it he port
uhlr. Is Delivered III once.
Miss Minnie Hunk. one Of the prime donni
OF Col Mapleson's Opera Company. accepted an
invitation, last evening. from Father McDOwall
to assist the ladies ui IT. Agncs's table in dis
posing OF their wares. She attracted throngs Of
visitors. AMI appeared ~ ENJOY heartily tho
novel position OF salrswOman.
The Executive Committee lave resolved to fix
Tuesday. 10Th inst, rs the closing night OF the
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WIPING orr 81. OO0. 600.
Corporation Counsel Whitncy'. Compromise
with the King stntioner~

The claims of i. Jones a. Co. and W. G..
Rogers Co. nrninst the city for printing and
stationery furnished the city and county during
the rule Of the Ring have been in litigation for
about six years For the claims the plaintiffs
had bills duly certified by the proper executive
departments aud in the case Of claims amount
ing. with interest. 10 moro than ~ o0000D. the
bills had also been audited hy the Finance De-
parimcnt. The bills thus certified proved them
solves in court and placed the city in position
Of grent difficulty. TIN claims amount. with
interest to about S2OOD 200 William G.. Whit
ney. the CORPORATION Counsel has Tor the last
he lately succeeded in establishing that pre-
Nious payments made to tho plaintiffs had hoen
divided up by them with Tweed. SWrruy. Con-
molly. Watson and others. lie lately instituted
y suit in behalf oi the state for the recovery Of
SgDl.up0. n considerable part OF which he cN-
p''tcd t. recover IN the action. In this suit the
defendants. JOn"s and Rogers. wert' arrested
ant confined no Ludlow street lail under hnil ot
f2hn.nOD. Motions made hy them to va'lt' the
arrest were uuSu ''~Siul. and after a stay of
two months ia lHli they made advances for a
cumurow Sc ~ the suits.
II has boon always admitted That there was an
honest basis iir u pHri ot the bills, heransc Tor
several y,nr- T.. tones x Co. and W. O.. Rogers
Co.. did al thu printing for tho Common
Council and furnished nearly all the stationery
actually used by tht city and county Aior
or~idrrnbl" consultation IN" claims have been
settled for s5O 900 nhput flOOOO TO 80 to the At
tprncy oi IN" pnintiils 10 the suit IN addition TO
some additional costs 10 be- taxed The COM
clHiin- against the cry. and discnntinurs the
sJl0.Ouu su'i begun against the claimants By the
state. and hlrSSr,.. Jones AMI Roger. wrro rC-
leased from Ludlow street Jail yesterday.
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Mr. r. J. Blsckhcad Of Fox Creek, Ala.
writes rs follows in answer g. an inquiry COM
corning the di tionary advertised 10y L. c. Hunt
VI R0rkand. Mass:
He proposed to send me n siN-dollar diction-
airy for iilty-siX cents. | sent the money, and
received the book within three weeks. Ii Is
worth tho money paid. but not a cont more. II
II three-Guarters Of an inch thick. Is Ans =
~ n 81 & ,,,s a. Sop
ing.
The Postmaster Mt Milford. Kansas. says he
has received a card from Hunt. Offering The
Illustrated Dictionary. bound IN cloth. 22.0O0
words and $50 ensraving-. for 90 cents pro-
ylded the applicant viii send him the names
and addresses Of ten or twenty young gentle
men from 10 g. % years " age This intorma-
ton is corroborated by other postmasters.
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BOwERY HOTEL.
Corner of SIXTH Il \ BnWFRY
3rd AVENUE CARS PASS THE DOOR
On the reverse side Of tho card are the follow
ing words:


Mr.. Roche took no stock in Morton. Others.
however did. Mr.. Morton gave them good bills.
telling them they wero counterieits and. as
they passed very readily. the rural gentlemen
invested heavily. received closely sealed pack
ages. and slopcd for home. In all cases the
packages were filed with common wrapping
paper cut the sizc OF bank bills. The bait is
auring only 10 dishonest men, and Morton's
victims really get no more than they deserve.
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Hearing Of "a son Absent for More thnn "a
Year.

Charles b. X. Stansbury, 10 years of ago dis
appeared from his home IN Baltimore Md. on April ~.
l777 ami zap 10 yesterday hat not been heard from HIS
mhcrisa whole sale cigar dealer ana has used every effort
to ascertain his SOM fate ieW DAYS ago he directed
Retail Becker ot W. rhamhcrS street this city 20 adNcr
u'e for the m'. Youth tN'hs ms description and of
truus rev ard. THIS Was dome
Nh Bccker sad mat two called upon him Nosici-
dnN morning. HNertins that they possessed information
ni hc MNrrVthuut. u YOUNG Stau>huTA hut that tltf
would not mrt cAccpt Tor Tue reward that WAS prom.
i.,d tn the advertisement They refused 60 give their
ntnr. and Mr. Brchrr dcchnud 10 meg iaic with theui
until he had received further Instruction FROM Nuuus
StinshurN father fuNush WAS ltarutd TO ascertain
lNIl llIr Amull Nh. AIlAn lul In I'M. .lIA
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Then comes the list of articles in the Port.
folio. all for 81. Among them arc:

y Pens tina, look Ike gold beautiful to write with,
- Transparent Writing Cards with neat picture in
each. only to he seen bv holding to the light
Japanese Camphor stone. sure preventive OF moths
In cinting, nut IN IN a beautiful "lanO box
Gold Mine showing how 10 compound all kinds Of
liquors cheap that they cannot be detected from the
genuine without distilltng
Dancing skeleton. the great Partisan novelty that a
year since made such profound sensation in Europe
and this country full printed instructions for using
Nusc feir, the only genuine tmiihtfr VI birds anu
animals that can be used without detection.
Palestine Cross. made rom the CT lars ui Mount Lob
u Bible history, and imported Ton this purpose.
Red Ribbon Pen, which viii write viii ont INK ny
merely dipping IN water, and will last long time.
rcriuincd she'll. from the Island Of CeNlun which
muarts delicious perfume clothing. and H. far supc
nor to any a bottle OF pcriumerv
copy uf Arudcial Gold d." how tn make and use u
This shows the process Of making new metallic alloy q.
substitute Tor gold. ana j. being very extensively
used n France II gives tull and complete instructions
for making aud in.ttucts the reader how 10 doit ny IT,
Use there fortunes for those who Will manage TIE
work honestly
copy OF tie Hunters secret giving full instructions
for manufacturing preparation TO attract bears, WuNcs
raccoun. otter mink, foxes, nu-krat. SC. .
copy How To- become a tlalrVONuut' large BOOK
Of nearly hHnroi pups, showing tulN how TO throw
people INTO the rae state explaining the prinoine'
~ Psychology. Mesmeri-m Trance. ahd ClairNolAhce
This Is truly wonderful book
The firm say that they will mako any person a
present Of s25 who will make oath that he boz
lieves himself defrauded after seeing the goods
1t seems hardly possible that persons can be
taken in by such transparent humbug; yet we
hear that Ellis 4 Co. are coming mohey.
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a. ~ .IIif' NJ Whose watt. chilling breath
H.uWn uuNINI. hrr tOur. tn rest lu death.
iNn. ltl los Whose hu-It the li-ht u' cordial DAYS
/, l.,l 100 sHiuhIt brown, Hud sullru trays,
lhuu srrmost 0t ai rai Things % uuuluiul part,
Yet NOW we greet thee with tNulttlt heart,
Nnt NJ tNirf 40 ui-ht time bearing doom;
hIi brave iNrs,t NIGER ui grace aud bloom,
inv urkrrn. robe ami footsteps SOFT we mark
Down tl0 AIM lurdrrs OF thp tfrmulnus Dark
Ana though before INC, bowers nud foliage Nane.
Thou laNtst a magical hand 600 human pam.
Rod fewer, Nuuthrd by thA cuul Nu-rr tins,
Ehhs from hot check and wildly muitrrng lips.
Dturuus dream, and rcnNltd lam les t,de
Into iuc Landscapes Of enchanted shade.
With low ui klnc aud lapse Oi lyrical mis-
Through ia" rlrl channels OF ArcAdian hills.
Illl the worn tuent feels his lnuguii eyes
Flushed WITH what seams AN earthly paradise,
AM mes old h.ssiul tide. with lu-ucr strain,
heVcls IN music through each TansumHd Nem
Therefore, o Monarch II an cold device.
wrought m stranRr temples nt siberian zee
l.nrd pi far realms AMI NAtcrY worlds grotcsque'
Majestic AiTcct oi Meiri arnhc squo
We han thee sovereign ~ those severed lands,
No more With alien ucnft- ana folded hands,
MT ~ nm angel from the iadrTs. palms
AM the great RIVER Oi Goals central Gains,
Whose silent charm must work hrnlln release.
Whose touch lsheaing ami whose bTeaihis-peace
PAU II. lIATSE.
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DIR. hui, to the Home Rulers.

LoNpoN, Nov. 9.-Dr. Isaac Butt member Of
Parliament for Limerick has issued an address to the
electors OF that city virtually. however To the Home
Rulers throughout the country, declaring that the policy
of obstruction inv olvcsa total disruption Of the existing
Irish Parliamentary party He ask, the IRISH reopr -
discourage the policy proclaimed IN ulc resolution.
nduutri At the kntuuia meeting in dublin oct -.
lie SAYS. No h,a,lcr blow could hc iuhctrd ON the
cause of ireland than giving tho proposed agitation even
tlr stWhlHncr ui popular approval" Dr. Butt dpui0 :
that his policy had been failure Never he SAYS, ~ the
space tour wears has much been To make the
voice ireland rcsurt tod and Influential
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Is closed. One D. c. Conant claimed to bo tho
manager OF the company. but his name docs not
appear in the Directory. Occupants OF other
rooms say that they never saw any members OF
the firm. This building appears TO be n nest Of
frauds Last spring sawdust swindler WIS
captured within its walls. The respectable ten
ants say they want the rascals smoked out.
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CfNcINNArI Nov. 9.-John p,yton. wealthy
citizen OF lolnokc, ml, dicd last saturday, and was
buried IN ,lc cemetery two miles from town Nsht be
fore last the Chci of Police found the hmiy IN tssect
ius room Of the MEDICAL college ~ Fort WAYNE The
faculty say that thr body wa. hruu.ht thor" ON Monday
by am WAnoWn man rhry refused To- work On "a hnly
received IN such mNstrrlnus manner and informed the
Coroner WHO declined % taae action The body MAS
taken 10 Roanoke aul rrln'err,d yesterday.
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TRAPS FOR THE UNWARY.
EXPERIENCE or SUBSCRIBERS IN An
SWERING ADVER
a New Phase Of the Old snwdust Swindie-
sharper Morton's -Countrymen In
vIted Go CAN at the Old BoWery Hotel
Mr.. Henry Roche of Eleven Mi

sharper Morton's Trap Cnuntrymen In
vIted TO Cnii at the Old Bowery Hotel.
Mr.. Henry Roche Of Eleven Mile, Pa, re-
comfy received the following letters
NV YonK t7th June 1874
n Rocnr- Dam Sir have been requested to write
you hy your ircni who thinks you would lkc 10 lave
cinar II Jor do not then burn tn. and that will end
Read the circular cnrciaiiy AID Il You conclude to
than follow the Instruction. carefully aud will
"''''OO at tue 'i'''l al" ours ''''Vs"1 4 aonros
Tho circular was evidently put in type and
printed by MIR. Morton himself. 1t is rs follows:
READ THIS CAREFULLY.
Have on hand large amount Of Grccnbacks / "a 5.
tay equal In every respect to the Genuine. These
Goods let no one have without they have been
mcndcd by Parties. have business with. | sell them
at the following price,
IOpa Assorted will cost you 100 ono Hundred Dollars
snD" " " $50 Three hundred and dny.
1000 w' " 60 siK hundred dollars.
You see the advantage in buying large amount
do not wish you to send any money by Mail or eN
press will send any goods that way. II you wish
my goods must come and see me IN Person OF send
one IN your place you can trust will show YOU my
goods II you satisfied with them you can have all
want At the above prices, II not fully SATISFIED
will pay all cxpencc's
Bring a bag with you for you to carry the goods
II YOU conclude to come then follow the following in
structionA
your name at the Hotel card enclosed TO 10 your
and will call for you within hour after arrive
bringing goods with me.
Speak to no one about your business without he
YOU your last letter to me aud the other halt Of tins
CARD -ea
The half card enclosed has representation
OF tho tail end OF an express train. The scis-
sors have cut through the tender. and the miss
ing half must have the print Of locomotive
and iibe perfectly with the severed tender. Tho
card is Of peculiar color and 1t would not be
easy TO match it.
The hotel card enclosed" is bright red. and
bears the following inscription:
BOwERY HOTEL.
Corner ~ SIXTH u \ BOWFRN
"A
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Miss Susan King of Harlem recently saw
the following advertisement in country news-
paper:
HOW To GET RIcH-t Ruc Secret Send tvcu'y
l II i've cents tu GEu FULLERTON, boN il3, Portland,
Me.
Prompted by curiosity, she forwarded tho
money aud received tho following reply;
work like the dcyil. and never spend a cent
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A wolverine Spreading his Meta Dakota
Pigeon Fiutterinz Above ~.

A Reader Of Swan Lake. ID. T., sends us
the circular Of Frank A. Ellis n Co. OF Charlotte,
Mich. and wants to know II the " thing Is what
it is claimed to be-" The following are extracts
from the circular:
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Murder In wapp,nrs.,. Falls.

PoUdHKErrsIE. Nov. 9.-Chares Brewer OF
Wappinscrs FAILS went ON spree last Thmsip night
and entered Mrs rhlhp,s house, where was James Pat
nrson. ~ wears of age Howcr knockcl him down with
ms n-t his head striking stove hearth fracturig tho
skull some persons who enctVd the room soon alter.
Marl saw Patterson hins unconscious upon lounge
No attempt WAS madv Ia arrest Bruwrr Az ucucA yes
rr'nN morning Patterson ded The night previous
brewer He'd ani has not since been heard OF
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CoNsTANTINoPLE Nov. "a Grerk vcss' was
seitcd IA the Darinelcs by pirates who kaid t' >u'
The vessel was rescued hv bat. f...u flc i1i.l
fleet who cnpturvd the lifatcs ani dcllN ,eA h"n "
tuc Turk vi authorities.
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THE STAR PORTFOLIO
Almost Given AWAY to All our FRIENDS Far and Near.
Cast your Broad upon the Waters and in Pew DAYS II
shall return to you Again INCREASED TENFOLD.

DEAR sra For tie sole bencht Of all customers in
the past aud MI those who desire to form our acduaint
nnce for tile future considerable expense
placed ourselves SHAPE to oncr you the star Port
folio" large and Interesting budget Of articles and val.
liable This L. not gotten up and placed before
you for pron draws directly from rather than TO
IL Those who are wise IN their cOnccit and are
too sharp to be caught AS some very cunning in
dvitunls may possibly quote from noble ancestry.
de- noexpect 60 be heard from yet every such person IN
this case will stand directly In his light not ours
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Itedue,,on of Passenger Rates.

>, CINclNNATI, Nov 0.-Tho Atlantic and Grcat
Western Railroad Company to-day placed New York
tickets VI sale AtS7 AMI Boston at sis
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Death of sister Mary Of ~. Thomas.

New ORLEANS, Nov 9.-Anry Ann Creighton,
ln tri-lHu sister May 90 - Thomas native o New
hoih, died oI mdlhual fever aged n.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
rr1uE IrIMENsE DEs rRUCTION OF HU-

FEYHE III IMENsE DIES EFtUUlIDN Uh HUI
4 man life annually from secret and chronic diseases,
,4I1lsed this old and reliable institution to be established
first in Philadelphia Penn, in 1850, and afterwards in San
Francisco CAL 1854 private dispensaTy in order to
afford the afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment
for the above and all other affections and complaints
Consultations At the institute BY letter, FREE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10

ygy0 THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFEgD.
ants and IN ali owners of or Claimants 10 tbr rea
ast3ta ~, in,,roya,,aots thereon, ar ir,1,,.r,4.s who,
~ssssaI sI,,,+oI, j3eraiTSTtfr I.criI5i 1', r ,,1
lnqnc in the district court Of the Second Judicial Dis
rrct g the state nf Nevada in ami far fhe Cnu,+ nj
Orlsyv holden at the Court Room in the C,uDt, Er;ld
ioa in Carson civ, in said 1rt ly the state nj Npala
l!aiutiT anSt each Of the defendants hereinafter al.
and each of The fo owing de,,ib tracts or parcels of
Ia;,I with the n..~ovf,l, rts thcrp2 and
when sa7,,rt . assessed and al owner, or clai,sr+-
to- the same known or unknown to recover ts tax and
aliipIuell s,scI to said .fcl liant lilst said pro
ertv for the f,t.l wear coinepcnr the 1St dll IF Jan
uarv 4 D. lS7 and the :,l.t Is, If December u l977
and that Summons has been duly issued in each case.
and y4l are further notified that unless Won appcar and
alS ar the .funant filed in said ,se ON or befr. the
l7ta O3Y Of FEBRT-ARY A D. ISIS iud,7nefr viii he
t3k, aist y,Il and the real estate and improvements
herein described. for the amount of tax and ,eInoutnc
-rr.icd and costs OF suit; the lands and i1ur,yintS
herein described being situated in Carson T,a-ln I,7l,-
by County, State Of Ncv.da:
C,rlctt Hr,..,r, The Arlington House Block being.
block number fftvsx t5)of Pf,..1r 4 Green's division OF
Carson City Orlsy county Nc.ll with the Arlington
House and two dwelling houses situated thereon, and
household furniture valued 1t. - 01C and wagons valued
the taxes for said year amount to said sum OF s G2IOO
which amount as is altered you have al led and refused to
pay, wherefore plaintiff demands Judgment against YOU for
The S94I 62lOO with 80 per cent damages thereon
together with all costs fees and percentages accrued since
the assessment OF sad taxes Tax and delnquency twelve
hundred and s2yentyne and lS-l00 (S 27l Isl dollars
D. G. CrIett- The hole of block number sxty-siX (6
in Musstrs division Carson CITY Nevada and the i'm
provenets thereon and the following lots and blocks Of
land in C0rbett addition to said Carson it to wit Lots
five (l six l6l seven a. eght (sl lne Gl ten G61 in
block number one) l; lots three g. four a. five C) and
six o. in block number two (2G and also lots seven o.
eight (5a nne % and ten GO in block number two OK
and lots five % and six C in block number three 5) and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
HAVING ESTABLISHED 4 PAINT SK0P,
DIP. L. j, CZApKAVS
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
2o9 iGearnv ST, San Francisco,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
ESTABLISHED IN Is5 1

For the Permanent Cure of oil Special and
ChrCnic Diseases, as EIsO all Female
Complaints and Diseases of the
Nervous System.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
NOTICE Is RERERx GIVEN rHAT "

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FIAT ~
~ pursuance OF Order Of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District in and for the County of Crnsby
and State of Nevada made the 8h day of August 1871
in the matter of Guardianship of the persons and estate OF
Charles T. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, EGar Smith,
and Ena Smith, the undersigned, the guardian Of the
said persons and estate, will sell private sale the high
est bidder for cash. gold coin of the United States the
10Th DAY OF JANUARY A d. 1873, subject confirm
alton of the said District Court the law Office Of T. d.
Edwards No King street, all the right title, interest
of the said heirs in and that said piece of land
situate living and being in the County Of Douglas, and
State of Nevada and described follows, to wit: What
is known as the Warm Springs Smith Ranch; terms
and condition of sale cash. gold coin OF the United States
on day of sale.
decl4 W. IT, SMITH, Guardian.
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dec3tf
Wagons ! Wagons !!
<NARSON CITY STTDEBAAEa WAGON
DEPOSITORY.

Having received the agency for the sale Of the celebrated
Studebaker Wagons am receiving wagons from the
above manufacto especially adapted to this State as they
we're made from models and patterns sent to the manutac-
tory by me. l also have fine lot Of
EXPRESS AND LIGHT SPRING WAGONS
On hand Also, Farm and Road Wagons Of my own make
The above Wagons guarantee 20 sell as low as the same
tye OF WAGONS be purchased for in Sacramento City,
with the addition freight Sacramento to Carson
have also on hand and for sale
ALI. SIZES OF CAST STEEL AXLEs.
Some very fine Three and Onehalf Inch Cast Steel AXles
for logging PURPOSES Also all kinds Of Hard Wood Lnl-
ber Wayon Material Etc. Aso agent for the celebrated
sARvEW PATENT WHEELS.
Blacksnithin IF all kinds Carriage Repairing, Etc, Etc
neatly done. Horse shoens a speciality. Having pCr
chased the right to the OF the celebrated
GOODENoUGH HORSE SHOES,
e syIe call the especial attention of horse farrers
to the same.
HAVING ESTABLISHED a PAINT SHOP,
And employed first class Carriage Si2n and Ornamental
Painter invite especial attention to work prices etc
W. D. TORREISON,
Corner Third and Carson streets opposite the St Charles
Hotel ancorner Telegraph and Plaza streets, opposite
keyser X Elrods hay la-d.
Carson. > 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
a Stitch i'm Time!
Don't Throw Away Your Old
Clothes!

YNH A I'LL ARD, THE MOST.
skillful Clothes Cleaner in this State has removed
his place of business to
Carson Street. opposite St. Charles Hotel.
ky-Work done Quickly and Cheap.
Carson, May %, 1877
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
N37EcE Of SUITS COMMENCED FOR
DELINQUENT TAXES.
EEyo rHE FOLLOWING NANlED DEEENE

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF OEMsRY,
DISTRICT, OE PROSECUTING, ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
To the Afflicted:

Dr. L. J. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
public of the Pacific coast that at the earnest solicitation
o his numerous friends and hundreds of those unortu
atey afflicted with disease he has reopened his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
his profession The doctor would remind all those VINO
are in need of medical aid, that since renquishng his
very extensive and successful practice in San Francisco he
visited the principal cities in Europe, inspecting dill
gently the renowned hospitals, and gathering the
periencc Of the most learned in the profession the benefit
from which he all in need of his services. Rheu
matte affections chronic caarrh diseases of the stomach
and Kidneys liver complaints etc, successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and ndiscretons
of youth, weakness physical and mental debility
assured of permanent Charges moderate. All
communications strictly confidential. Medicines sent by
express. Address L. J. CZAPkAY, NJ D.,
au25-ly 2O9 Kearny St, San Francisco.