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A GOOD PLAN

The most profitable plan for operating in stocks is that
of uniting capital of by combining pooling
the orders of thousands Of customers and using them
mighty whole. which has been done sfuy by
Messrs Lawrence & Co. Bankers, 81 Exchange Pace
York City. BY this cooperative system each investor
aced equal TO ting with the largest operator and
profits divided pro rata among stockholders every 81
days An investment of SO would pay $50 making per
cent on the stock during the month. S25 would return
$780, or per cent; 800 would make 81 600 per
cent and according to the market Frank Leslie,
Illustrated Newspaper, June Goth, says: The COmbina
ton me bod of operating in stocks is the successful
adopted. New York Independent, September 18th
says "1he combination system is founded upon
business principle and no person need be without
come while it is kept working by Messrs Co.
Brooklyn Journal, April 29th " Our "ditor made
net profit of SOL 25 investment of $50 in OF
MesSrs Lawrence 4 Co.'S combinations The firms new
circular cop rghted and sent free contains Two
ing rules for in stock operations and explains
erything All kinds of Stocks and Bonds New
Government Loan supplied. Best references. Address
LAWRENCE & co, Bankers and Brokers, 81 Exchang.
PLACE, New York City. nov2S
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N-orIcE Is RFREBy GIVEN ,HAT IN

NOTICE Is RFRFBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of Order Of the District Court OF NJ
Second Judicial District in and for the County If Ormsbs
and State Nevada made the sth day August 1877
in the Of Guardianship of the persons and
Charles T. Smith, Clara Smith Alice Smith, Fgar Smith
and Ema Smith, the undersigned the guardian Of tia
persons and estate will sell private sale the
bidder for cash gold coin of the United States thu
18th DAY OF JANUARY, A D. 1878, subject to confirm
alton OF the said District Court he law office of T. D.
Edwards Nc King street all the right TILE intores
of Ormsby State Of Nevada, judgment obtained
therein the Both day Of November, A. D. 1877 ana
atested the 5th day of December A D. 1877 in
ellison and Barber, plaintiffs and agai ST Robert Smp
and Jepnie simpson his wife defendants, for tho
principal of Five Hundred $500 Dollars with inter
thereon to date of judgment amounting to the II
fees and of this suit taxed S5 1900 said
amounting in the aggregate to Seven Hundred ana
Five and 63lOO dollars in United = gold COIN ard
that the said principal Of $500 bears interest from the
judgment at the rate of two and oTehaf (2
cent PR month, and Clerks accruing in the q
"a 30l0O and all costs which may byreasou Of ad
vertising, commissions of sale, all in gold IT the
United States and to directed commanding me to sen
certain real property in said Decree and order e
Sale satisfy the the above demand, wit: That
piece Of land in Carson City Omshy County state -
Nevada called and known and being the whole Of LGt
Number Five o. in Block Number SiVty-three t63 IN
Proctor and Green's Division Of said Carson CITY; and IN
pursuance thereto levied upon and will expose
public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
United States gold coin, on MONDAY, THE 3lst DAY
DECEMBER, A. d. 1877, in front of the Court Houv
door between the hours Of A. ". and ". TO wit
One o'clock p NJ all Of the real property described
the said minor heirs in and that said piece Of Ian
situate living and being in the County Of Douglas. ~
State Of Nevada and described follows, wit; WN2
is known as the Worm Springs Smith Ranch: t@ns
and condition of sale cash gold coin II the United sts
de<44 H SMITH, Gmrdiaat ]
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~ TrC.4 - H+R~,y GIVE nv tn.

~ TICE - BHR"'Y GIVE RE tn
~ undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy Of the
A. B. Dreshach and A. b. Dresbach and N. D. Hatch
bankruPts Ill bankruptcy that will sell at public auction
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1877 at IL o'clock A. NJ, il
front of the County Building in Carson City the highest
bidder for cash. in gold coin the following described prop
erty. to wit All the right title and interest of the said
B. Driesbach, bankrupt in bankruptcy to twenty fom
thousand and fifty shares of mining stock in the
known the Fourth of July Gold and Silver Mining
Company" located in Eureka Township the county OF
Eureka State of Nevada
Also all the right title and interest Of said bankrupt
and a certain mining quartz claim, known the Da
wilson Mount Hope Mine located in Grizzly Flat Min
ing Dis riot, in Ell Dorado county, State of California
Also all the right, title and interest to the notes, book
and demands belonging to said estate that
main unsatisfed at the time of sale.
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee.
Carson City, August Sth, 1877
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IN Tue 'GSTRIC" "OTRT tF II SEQ
ond Judicial District Of the tate Of Nevada in and for
the County of Ornsby- Thomas W Duncan p intf, W,
Edith W uncan defendant. elton hrou 1t in the Dis
tric the Second Judicial District of state Of
Nevada i'll and for the County of CrmslN, and the com
plant filed in said County Of OrrSby in tie zee of the
Clerk of said District C'1IrThe Stale OF Nevada d.
greeting Edith c. Duncan, defendant. You hereby
required appear action brought against by th
named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second
Judicial Dis rict of the State of Nevada in and for the
County Or1nsby, and to the complaint filed
therein Ga copy of which accompanies this swith
in ten DAYS exclusive of the day of s,rvce> after the
vice Won Of this Summo sf Cd within this cOun
tv; if of this county, hut in this District
within twenty days otherwise within forty daysor judg
rent by ,ult will be taken a-ls Won. he said
the bond of marimOny heretofore and existing be
and said pla tiff the ground # your wlfu
dsertion of said plntiff for than lat past
said desertin being wiul and without jut pro
vocation II being specifically set forth in PLAIN
tiffs rmplaint file in my Off AId you
hereby notified hat you fail TO appear ard answer the
said complain above required the said ain will an
ply to the for the relief demand d in his laint
-. Given under my hand and he So al of the Dis
State of Nevada. in an for the County Of trmsby
"' this 9th day Of necenhtr in the OF our Lord
one thousa d light undred and event EIGHT.
Iaw4w,Ic7 Al FREQ HELM, Clerk.
tt KNMoR COFFIN, lttorney for 'ant fl
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| By Plummer-To amend the Civil Practic.
Act (Exempts only $50 per month of sal
aries, and all poultry, from levy and execu
tion.) Referred to Judiciary Committee.
By Robinson-To amend the registry law.
| (Requires all naturalized citizens to produce
evidence of naturalization from the Courts
before registration, and does away with ati
davits of loss of papers) Referred to Com
mittee on Elections.
/ By Smith of Storey-To amend the Vir-
ginia City Water Bond Act. Referred to Vir-
ginia City portion of Storey county delega-
ton
By Gaston-Creating the Office of Official
Reporter Of District Courts. provides for
the appointment by the Court, the payment
of salary of $3.50 per month, the payment
creation of his salary fund, requires him t"
report all criminal cases without compensa
ton and allows him 10 cents per folio III
civil cases when services are required) Re
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
By Prisk-Authorizing County Commits
sioners to transfer moneys from Special
Fund to General Fund in certain cases, and
to legalize certain acts of the Storey County
Board Namely the transfer by the Storey
County Commissioners of SIT 1892. 80 surplus
moneys in the Rairo.d Interest and Sinking
Fund to the School Fund of the connty.)
Referred to the Storey County Deleg alton
GENERAL FILE.
Mayhugh's Assembly joint resolution re-
questing Congress to extend the time i"
which the State may receive the benefit of the
donation of lands from the United States;
coming up it was amended by the addition OF
a resolution requesting the Governor to trans
NIT the same to Congress, and then passed
unanimously.
Stewards joint resolution granting pensions
to Mexican Veterans, passed unanimously
Adjourned.
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MADAME RENTZ'S FEMALE MIN
STRELS.

Last night closed the present engagement
of Madame Rentz's Female Ministries at
the Opera House, troupe worthy of the pat
ronsge of the most exacting mirth and music
loving audiences. The olio was fresh and
pleasing, and the classical burlesque of
t'Pippins," replete with musical gem,
was most excelleptly presentd. In
conclusion it will not be amiss to
state that when the Female Minstrels were
first announced to appear here it was sup
posed that their performances would be of d
cloud" character; but, on the contrary, their
entertainments are of chaste, humorous and
meritorious nature, and such as will com
mend them to the most fastidious and critical
playgoers. The troupe go to Virginia this
morning, and we congratulate the amusement
loving people of that city in advance.
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CHIEF BROWN AMONG US.

Yesterday morning the citizens of Carson
were startled by q sound in the vicinity OF
che Ormsby House, which suggested the roll
ing of dozen saratoga trunks down the back
stairs of nine story hotel. The APPEAL re-
porter subsequently ascertained that it was
Kittle Belly Brown, the Chief Engineer of
the Virginia City fire department, whispering
confdentially in the ear of Beam Pi1ley and
giving him private point stocks. Brown
was about town all day, and every time he
spoke his treble basso voice made the pine
trees Of the hills shiver till the bark cracked.
Sunday evening about quarter past eight the
boys sounded fire alarm, and set the whole
town by the ears 1t proved that the alarm
was simply sounded as delicate compliment
to Brown. The boys ran the machine out
while Brown stood ON the sidewalk and re-
marked 'if you feers don't hurry up the
frel be all out" Brown says if any Of our
fire men ever come up to Virginia he will
post them on the tricks of the business.
The celebrated chief is here for the purpose
of persuading the Legislature to make it
felony to address fire Jakey without pre-
fixing the title of Hon. to his name, and he
carries big sack to back up his bill.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day.

Speaker CASTOR called the Assembly to or
der at liam Prayer by Rev Mr.. McLair
The Speaker announced the appointments
of Howe on Committee on Education, and
Sharp OR Public Lands, in place of Mr.. Wash
deceased Also, of Fisk and Smith of Storey
as committee on part of the House, author
| tied by Senate concurrent resolution, to make
INQUIRIES and report as to feasibility of estab-
fishing a State Bureau of Labor. Also, of
Beard and Kennedy as the House part of the
Joint committee to investigate affairs at the
State Orphans Home.
REMoNsTRANCEs
BY Smith of Storey-From citizens of Sto-
rev against the repeal of the drummer and
attachment Act. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee
BY Plummer-From citizens of Cornucopa,
a similar request and like reference.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Lyons of Storey-As correctly enrolled,
four Assembly concurrent resolutions hereto
fore mentioned as passed.
By Beard-From Committee on Federal
Relations, favorably on Stewards concurrent
resolution, asking Congress to grant relief to
Mexican war veterans.
Also favorably on the State Orphans Home
investigation. All filed
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
By Foulks-Tendering the use of the As
semhiv Cchamber to Hon. H. R. Mighels for
0f md
the Resources of the State" and that COM
mittce of three be appointed to wait on and
invite him to deliver it. Adopted.
Messrs Foulks, Hanna and Irvine were
appointed such committee.
By Mayhugh- to the reinforce
ment of Camp McDernit by two companies
Of cavalry for better protection against the
Indians. Read second time
NOTICES CT BILLS.
BY Davies-To provide for the supply of
water for the State Capitol building and the
State Orphans Home and grounds.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Smith of Storey-For relief of Jerry
e1 State Treasurer. (Allows him
$40 for counterfeit money paid into the State
Treasury Referred to Committee on Claims.
By Lawson-To amend the election law of
1875. (To prevent the fraud Of substituting
names in print on Tickets Referred to Com
mittse on Elections.
By Fulton-To amend the election law of
1873. Gives half of the fine imposed. in
case Of bribery at election, to the inferner
\ I'd the other half to the school fund.- Re-
erred to Committee on Election.
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mittee reported the bill as constitutional, but
if its enforcement would be harsh or unjust
toward any class of people, or if its enforce
ment would operate in manner not foreseen
or intended, the bill had been defeated.
Mr. Mcconnell thought that mining prop
erty should be protected well as all other
property.
Mr.. Farrell favored the BILL and unless
some further explanation could be made he
should support the present bill.
Mr. Cassidy called for the reading of the
protest from Storey.
Mr. Boardman thought that as the matter
was of local Importance mostly it was ad-
ditional reason why it should not pass.
The protest was read.
Mr. Creswell thought the bill need not &C.
casion alarm among the miners of Storey
County, as it was not intended to interfere
with legitimate mining.
Comins thought no haste was necessary in
this matter.
Cassidy moved that the bill be committed
to Mr.. Stewart as a special committee with
instructions to amend the Objectionable parts
relating to the societies of Storey County
Mcconnell was not in favor of giving any
organization special consideration.
Cassidy thought that the organizations
should receive just treatment.
King thought Mr. Stewards motive was a
good one and the bill should pass, notwith-
ing the protest signed by one man.
Stewart desired that the bill pass if it might
be amended, but if not no desired it might
be defeated.
Motion to amend prevailed.
Stewart was appointed special committee to
make the amendments.
Committee reported the amendment made
which reads as follows: Provided that moth
ing in this Act shall be construed to operate
against any mining or laborng association, or
protective unions in the State, numbering
one hundred members or more.
Blair vas against the bill as amended.
Meder stated that the amendment made the
Act unconstitutional, and believed that the
Governor would not approve of the bill on
that ground.
Cresswell did not want any organization to
have a monopoly on the shot gun business.
Bill was lost by vote of % to 0.
Boardmsn's Senate bill, to create a State
Board of Health Amended and ordered en-
crossed.
Comins' Senate bill, to provide for the pay
nent of certain Indebtedness Of White Pine
County Ordered engrossed.
Message from the Assembly announcing
hat the members of the House had granted
cave to H. R. Mighels to use the Assembly
Chamber this evening for the purpose of de-
ivering lecture on taxation.
Adjourned
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PBRsoNAL.-Hon. w. III, Howard, of Hum
boldt county, member of the House of As
sembly of 1877, is in the city. He has re-
Gently returned from a visit to California
Hon. P. C. Hyman, late warden of the NJ :
vads Penitentiary, is in the city. He re-
ceives hearty welcome at the hands of his
many friends.
AU FAT PARrY.-The next party of the
Au Fait Club will be given at the Opera
House on Friday evening next, the Oath inst:
The executive committee of the club have
decided to begin the dances at o'clock sharp
and close the entertainment equally promptly
ct midnight.
IN TowH-Hon c. Cleaver, of Lyon
County, came in town yesterday, and is look
ing about among the Solons and taking gem
ersl view of the situation. We are very glad
10 see him and note his sound and rugged
condition
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GOVERNORS LEVEE.

We are Authorized to make the announce
ment that Governor and Mrs Kinkead will
hold public levee at the Carson Opera
House OIL the night of Thursday, January 80
There will be no cards of invitation issued
but all are expected to be present without
more special notice. A further and more
explicit notice will be forthcoming in due
time.
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CARSON. January 20. 1879.

CARSON, january 20, 1879.
To James Hunt and others-Gentlemen l
have received your communication, and must
gay that thank you for your kind apprecia,
ton of my former efforts, and in reply TO
your request to address you on the " Irish in
America" l will simply say, that l will do m,
utmost to comply, and fix Monday evening
next, January ~, 1879, as the time and the
new Opera House as the place.
Requesting You in return, gentlemen, and
all others who may be present, hot to expect
too much from me on that occasion, and to
bear kindly with whatever mistakes or errors
l may be guilty of, am, yours, most re
spectfully, HUGH J. NOLAN
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THE IRISH IN AMERICA.
The following correspondence explains it

The following correspondence explains it
self
CARSON, NV, January IL, 1879
Mr. HUGH MoHAN-Dear Sir: During the
political contest but recently closed, we had
the pleasure of hearing you, and admiring the
wit and eloquence which characterized your
address, and have concluded to request you
TO deliver your address on the 'Irish in Amer
ica." We would be very much pleased should
you comply with our request We have the
honor to subscribe ourselves,
James Hunt, James Duffy,
John C. WEIGH, J. F. Farrell.
Thomas Roche, T. w. Healy,
r. Gonnond, A. G. Ellis,
K. d. Sweeney, James w Duffy,
John Smith, John Auldoon,
And many others.
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The JOSH HART VARIETY TROUPE

Tonight at the Carson Opera House the
paygoers of Carson will be treated to an en-
tertanlnent of an extraordinary nature-a
performance by the Josh Hart Variety Com
pany-said to be, without exception, the best
troupe of its kind now travelling There will
be concert of rare voices, male and female,
great variety of character performances
and much Protean business, some dancing Of
unrivalled excellence and a general melange
of the choicest and best Of that which is mu-
steal, merry and skillful. We advise all to
put in an early appearance at the Box office
to the end that they get good place to seat
themselves the house will be crowded
IT now turns out that Dick Rule Jenkil-
lied the Au Fait ball for the Chronicle, at
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FINE CHROMOs AND OIL PAINTINGS

Go and see those fine chromos and oil
paintings at the One Dollar Store in the
County Building js18-2w
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MORNING BOARD.

bVAhDs
Uphlr IS IS
Mexican sJt1 3Si<
Gould s Curry IL lS1
Best & Belcher 22JA
California 81 05s
Consolidated firyInia 8 ST
Chollar Potosi 4s isX
Hale & NOrcross IL
CroSn Point "a
Yellow Jacket " 2oTG
Savage az l4k
Alpha Is
Beleher 81
Confidence 1871 10
Imperial |
kentuck Ol3
Sierra Nevada IS
Utah Is isL
Bullion so So
ENchequer 8 556
Seq. Belcher 81
Overman NJ l1A
Justice 3 % sos
SuccOr ! 10
mon consolidated FsA
Alta Ia
Lady Bryan 75c
Julia $40
Caledonia 305
Phil Sheridan 40
Challenge IS
Silver Hill 2
Senator zoe
New York Con. 75c
WOJdville 40c
Levathan 70c
Andes SOC
North Con. Virginia
Lady Washington so
Benton 40
Fiowery soc
Con W,,snoe *
Solid Silver 9ec
n. Bonanza 30
Ward 75c
". Fargo l5c
Scorpion l so
EVENING BOARD.
Raymond Ely 81
Eur.ka Dr.