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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. AT Low RATES, a
IT BRICK DWELLINGS. III
WHICH ARE OK WILL BE PUT IN GOOD
ORDER.
(k8 TO $50 PR MONTH";
q2O west Main street: 10 rooms.
si6, corner Fourth and Clay; 10 rooms; large
yard and stable.
Sol west Grace, corner Henry; lO rooms.
26O2 east Franklin; 10 rooms.
100 corner Fifth and Cary streets; 10 rooms.
Corner Grace and Adams; 10 rooms; de'ached
Kitchen, brick stable, &c.
4O5 west Main street; rooms.
ll8 south sixth street: 8 rooms.
Corner Twenty third and Franklin; 9 rooms.
1910 east Marshall street; o rooms.
1928 west Clay street: rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES IN other localities, STORES,
FACTORIES, and WAREHOUSES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer.
tyl7.8t Ills Main street.
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EEAg, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ARMS NEAR RICH MON ID
FOR SALE.

l25 ACRES. fine Improvements, large dwelling ;
two miles from city.
81 ACRES. good dwelling aud orchard; four miles
from city.
% ACRES. neat cottage pretty grove; In full view
OF city.
80 ACRES. fine new house, Mansard roof; near
Fair Ground.
2S ACRES, with large, hne productive vine YARD;
near the city.
4 ACRES, excellent bIck dwelling, splendid oak
grove; one mile from city.
20 ACRES, beautiful grove, nice cottage; two miles
west of city.
go ACRES, framed dwelling; one mile from city.
81 ACRES, ordinary improvements enc mile from
city tnorth).
1913 ACRES, small dwelling; five miles from city.
AZ ACRES, good buildings; i've miles from city
(west).
70 ACRES, framed dwelling; two and a half miles
from city.
20 ACRES, new bull Angs one mile from city.
so ACRES, cottage house; four miles west OF city.
30 CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO,
ty .M&Th4w No. north Tenth street.
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connects for FarmviIle, Lynchturg, and al
points In the Southwest.
d connects for Milton, ". {.
& connects for Asheyiile and all points In West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points In Southwei
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points In Flo.
rida.
+ connects for Macon and all points In Seuthwes
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, AM
all Texas points.
G. connect. for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. an
Vicksburg.
II conneC Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the above-named points arrtps ~
Richmond at 4:43 T.. ~, $50 A. d., and 6.S9 I. NJ
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday. .
Trains on North Carolina division make connec-
ton nj GOldsbOro' with the w. d w. IL l.. 10 ant
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawfnx-room ana Sleeping Car.
run through on Train No. iS from New YORK aB'
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga, on Train NO. AZ from
Richmond tn Danville.
Ron Air passenger train leaves Richmond at
p M: arrives at Ron Air at 7:20 i. NJ. {; arrives
al Coalfeld at 1880 L. VI. Returning, leaves Coal
field at A. NJ, Ron Air at $40 A. NJ, and arrives
at Richmond at $50 A.. n.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, ane
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
JOHN X. NACMURDO.
General Passenger Agent
7. VI. r. TALCoTr, General Superintendent.
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DICHMOND. YORK RIVERc-n.

DICHMOND, YORK RIVERcEu.
hAND CHESAPEAKE ROAD. s8ss~~---5x-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPOBTA.
TlON COMPANY,
Through-freighi route between Richmond va.
an Boston. Providence. and an New England cities.
steamers leave " EST POiNT. Va. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY A. II noon cone
oectng with trains from RICHNOSD.
Steamers arrive Al WEST POINT on each TUFS-
DAY and FRIDAY
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston aud
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
& d. GRONFR. General Agent. AuS
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY. OR EX- G..
II CHANGE FOR CITY OF RICHMOND OR All
MANCHESTER PROPERTY, A GOOD FARM
s splendid location for a physician. IL not sold
within the next Thirty days, it Will then be FOR
RIM or LEASE. Distance from Manchester TWEEN
ty-two miles within one mile Of Powhataa station,
Richmond and Danyille railroad.
F.J.sAMPSON. Auctioneer,
jc 2e-eodlOt Manchester, Va.
NOR SALE, A NEW BRICK HOUSE, c.
IL In nrst-ca neighborhood; cost $4,000 III
rented 10 prom vt tenant al $3.50 per annum Price.
$4,000 81 800 cash: balance on time. Address
REAL ESTATE.
te 3O.eOdl Dispdtch ONCE.
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ADELPHIA, RICH INN
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK SrEAM-tssSsssR
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES NEEK.-Upal further no
Sise the steamers OF this line viii MAKE tr-NseklE
trips, leaving Philadelphia every I UEs DAYi
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, and Richnona
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con-
Meeting al Philadelphia with Ciydes NeT England
QUICK TIME-fREQUEET DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
freight eceIyed daily C1til 5 O'Clock p. VI.
- SEs W. MDC ARR.tk,
General Soo' crn Agent, Hi.EmOnd Va.
WI LIAM y. CLYDE 4 CO..
Genera MANAGERS,
Dat.
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BY John II. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucioneer,
No. HOG Main street.
SALE
Il OF A
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND
IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER.

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust from Don 7:
HaIsey and wife 10 the trustees OF the West IND
Building Association dat'c Z3d day or June, 1878
and duly recorded in the Hastings Cou-t OF Man.
chester on the I'd day Of july, 1878, In Deed-BoOk
volume g, page So we the undersigned, The present
trustees OF said Association and successors In once
reoured IN do bv said Association, the said Don
+. HaI.ey having failed to comply with the obhga-
tion of tile bond secured by said deed, viii offer Tor
sale upon the premises on TUESDAY, THE 27IH
DAY OF July, 1880. at O'Clock L. NJ. the FOL
lowing ~ optrty The lot fronts rect on norm
side OF JacL,rn street between Porter aud Balm
bridge streets, running back between parallel 1nes
1915 feet 70 an alley I'm common IA feet wide--tDis
lot Deing In the part OF ibe city where II VIII ad-
vance and shou Il attract capitalists.
ROBERT SEMI,
A.SPIeS,
G. WIGGERS,
jy16.10t Trustees.
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No. leaves Huntington daily except sunday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. leaves GordOnsville daily except Sunday
On Mondays only will run from Staunon, leaving
At 2:55 A. 81.
f15- Nos. and run through from Huntington
70 Richmond. except that No. leaving lfuntiDg-
ton on Saturday lies over at White sulphur from
$50 A. NJ. Sunday till A. NJ. Monday.
No. 22, mixed. leaves stanton daily except sun
day at $40 A. ~, receiving passengers from Vir
Nnia Midland train leaving Washington at 7:l0 a.
NJ. and arrives at Richmond al L. NJ
Virginia Midland train leaving Lynchburx Al
145 Z. II. connects closely with No. 2, aud that
leaving Lynchburg at 1851 A. A. connects with No.
for Richmond. w. M ,. DUNN,
Engineer aud Superintendent.
CONWAY ". HOWARD, General Passenger AND
Ticket Agent. jy2
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POSTPNN EMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
BY reason Of the rain last evening The above sale
was unavOidably POSTPONED until 1UESDAl
EVENING, the 20th insIsni, at same hour
iv I6 W. GODDIN
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% .rAKTURE er sTYAuEs,.

W"EARf' RE u VI M IA q y w.
DOR NEW YORK.-The Old <CsSA
Il Dominion Steamship COmuaay's-Ss-kxS
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WATTgp
will sail TUESDAY. July 10th. a. z O'Clock +. NJ
Freiyht received until O'Clock f.. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and gonl. FOR.
warded with dispatch b. all points north south east
and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurDassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, fi2, steerage, ~ and
a..
For freight or passage, spplyt 10
G.. w. ALLEN 4 60. AGENTS
~ 1877 Comranv's " .srf. RucketH.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP TN
II .S<s&.N
AGENCY,
500 MAIN STREET.

retresentug the following drst-cla,s oc'2u-stesm-
ship Iine.: CUNARD, iNMAN. ALLAN, AMERf-
CAN. WHITE STAR. ANCHOR. NfThFR-
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RID
STAR.
FIRST-CLASS, SECOND-CLASS, STEERAGE
Tickets TO and from al points IN Europe AZ lowest
rates. SialeroOms secured n advance.
Excursion tickets al reduced rates.
Railroad and steamship tickets 20 al points In The
United states and Canada.
Passengers and baggage called Tor. Baggage
checked TO Destination,
Rates same as az deDOis and general Offices Of the
fines. lie Il -3ml 4. VI. CARRIER.
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} NCAOK LINE. I'm
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, 500 70 $50. STEFRAGE, s2s.
These steamers do not carry cattle sheep, o. pigs.
And ey.ry saturday,
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, S55 10 s65. Excursions al Reduced Bates
Passenger accommodations are Unsurpassed.
All StateTOoms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rtie- te or from any
Railroad station In Europe 0r America.
sssuel at lowest rates, payable Tree Of charge
throughout England. scotland. aud ireland.
For book. OF information. plans. &C.. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, y, \.
or GEORGE W. ALLEN & co.
or j. y. GIBSON.
Southern Express Company. Richmond,
or 4. ". CARRIER,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
nv 3-Sm Richmond. Va
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No. / leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. 8 leaves Richmond daily.
No. 8 leaves Richmond daily except Sunday On
Saturdays only Will run 10 stanton, arriving at
10:15 p. VI.
No. 81 leaves Charlottesville daily except Sunday.
De- Nos. aud run through from RichmOnd TO
Huntington.
Nos. and 3 connect closely at GOrdonsyille fol
Lyuchburg and Danvile.
No. 3 connects at Huntington with steamers for
ntrfs
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DOWN THEY co!

nOWN L Ii E1 co!
100 TIN TOILET SETS Just received, % u' 80
-, ,roro ~ 10 25 peF cent. less than regular
price. 49,, .,.,.,, ,rv
Great bargains lin slLVER'PLArED i|A
PITCHERS. ..,..,,, -,
poRCrLAIN-LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap. - ,
The largest stock OF CHINA DINNER. TEA AM
TOILET WARE and HOUsE-FURNIsHiN1
GOODS GENERALLY, 10 b. found south oi
New York, at BOTTOM PRICES. II you "iea
Bargains give me a call.
Nl2 E.B. TAYLoG, l0ll Main s!Iss..
lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
y sOUP-TUREENs from England larss STOCK A
az DFCORATED CHAMBfK sEf>, soSs nUy
n,si,y = few ugly ONES: great variety of TN
sets; 1000 NIi.K-PANS, slightly dsns<ea'
/ 'an e"i'' ""N n n. WALLACE,
81. No. aO6 Rrosd street
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03

OWN IN CARSON On Sunday afternoon
Mike Owen, the slayer of Traver, and William
Willoughby, charged as an accessory before
the act were brought to Carson from b kers-
field, Cal in charge of Sheriff Ogg The Off
GERS feeling that some nomente OF Owen, IN
the shape Of photograph, might not come
amss, took him to photograph gallery and
made him sit for his picture This WAS done
in order that he might be identified in future.
He took his seat in the chair aud stared at the
camera as if he would like to smash it to
pieces good negative was secured, how
ever, and it will be posted up in the police
station for future reference. Owen and Viii
loughby left for Aurora yesterday morning
Both men have hard faces. Owen once lived
in Virginia City and worked as miner. He
also resided in San Jose.
RETURNED Governor Adams re-
turned to Carson yesterday, after an absence
of several months. He has been spending
his time on his ranch in Nys county, and his
conversation is imprsgnated with strong ag-
rieultural favor indicitive Of An association
with ranchers, bull whsckers and sheep her
dsrs. His idea is to found an Agricultural
College fer Nevada and he expects to be the
President of it, If left to havs his own way
he would fallov pillow the Capitol Square and
SOW it with Spring rye. His wife Gid BOT re-
turn with him, and is now in San Francisco.
Doe PoIsoNsD.-On Sunday afternoon a
handsome shepherd dog dyiag from dose of
poison, attracted large crowd, in trent OF
the Crasby The poor animal suffered In
tensely, ard would once in while raise its
head and look about, az if begging for relief.
The sight was anything but pleasant to one
possessing the least bit Of humane feeling.
Had the poisoner been witness to the tortu
the dumb brute suffered, he would never
poison another dog, unless the man q is
fiend incarnate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

The following conveyances and mortgages
we're fled in the office of Fred d. Turner.
County Recorder, during the menth Of Jan
uary, 1880, viz:
CONVEYANCKs
Certain portion of lot 10, Phillips division,
from Gilbert Kean to Mayo Greenlaw con,
sideration, 5000.
Lot 9, block 80, Proctor 4 Green's division,
from julius George to Gibson & Deay con-
sideration, 81
Certain portion of land in Chediee's divi-
sion, from G. W. White to John McQHarters !;
consideration, $500
Block -, Proctor L Green's division, from
c. NJ Nye and Mary Nye Walter to Mrs
Louise c. Shrieves consideration, S. 800.
Lot 8, Block 4, Musssrs division, from
Pauline E. Bell to Jose phi Dondero consider
alton, $497 G5
Certain portion of lot 2, block SO, S. T. &
s. division, from George e. Cannon to d.
E. Mitchell !; consideration, $l50.
Southwest quarter of block 20. Phillips
division, from Catherine Stoker to JOHN Bath;
consideration, 500.
Lots 6, Z and 9, block 2, Musser's division,
from Jerome Ivancovich to Peter Vucano
vch consideration, $3.50.
Lot and east 10 feet Of lot O. block s, S.
T. Il S. s division, from John G. Fox and
wife to Nathan Smart consideration, 81, 500
MORTGAGES
Lot and 10 and south half lot 6, block ID
s. T. & S. s division, from g. w. G., Ferris
to Olcevich Brothers consideration, $577 So
Certain portion of land on Warm Spring
road, from G. w. Bryant and wife to William
Wilson {; consideration, $500.
Certain portion Of land at Empire, from
Nicholas Ambrose and wife to Michael Hogan !;
consideration, $500.
Lots 1, 4, and s, block "a, S. T. & SIS
division, from Mrs. M. A. Phillips to J. c.
Hampton d Co. consideration, 81 600
Lots and Z and north 5 feet of lots 8 and
8, block IA, Van Wrinkle & Proctor's division,
from G. D. Fryer to L. Livingston & Co; con-
sideration, S677 so.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
TARGET PRACTICE.

The regular monthly target match Of the
Carson Guard took place Sunday last at their
range, Treadway's Ranch. There were four
prizes to be shot-the company gold medal
and money prizs for members of the first
team, the company silver medal and money
prize for the second team. j. R. King takes
the gold medal with a score of 40, and DR..
White the silver medal with score of 40
r. L. Duncan, Captain of the shooting teams,
took first money with 43, and Gus Biselow
second money with 3S. Following are the
individual scores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
LEW RArrLEE, Manager.

AryENrIoE!-The greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howe's
celebrated rheurn atism, neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain OF having tooth drawn than buy a
bottle OF Mrs. DIR. Howas tootbache medi-
cine? Mothers should not be without it for
their infanGs A Jew drops in a little sweet
ened water to svab a teethi1g baby's moutL
will instantly relieve the little sufferer
The medicine does not eauterize and is very
pleasant Sold by ali druggists. lanS*
CoHN's DRYGooDs. While the drygoods
market is in its present state one needs to
look carefully about before making pur-
chases. When lively competitition comes,
only the BEST can maintain the supremacy.
NJ. Cohn has long enjoyed a reputation for
fair dealing in his line, which makes him
reliable and sought after. lie has now on
hand an en- 'irely new stock IF goods. which
in price ana quality challenge competition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
NO OTHER REMEDY

Has SO beneficial an action on the human
system and none is 50 pleasant to take az
SYRUP OF FIGS. 1t is better than oil
salts. pills or any liver remedy or purgatiSs
to cleanse the system, to purify the blood
to give tone to the stomach, TO regulate the
yet thoroughly, without gripping. CH1LDRks
CRY FOR TT, because it is pleasant to take,
and grown people like it because they find
it Just the thing thy need to keep their
bowels open and liVess III good order. fes
sale by all druggists, Jan2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03

PIANOS AND ORGANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be had on easy terms al the
rooms of the Reform CLUB. Mr.. Vann VIII
give personal attention to customers, at.t
explain the pecuiiarities of the various
makes All instruments fully guaranteed
and shipped direct from Kohler Chase
San Francisco. No agency. no profits to
middlemen and no risk instruments
sold on easy instruments and old ones taken
in exchange The Decker piano. which IL
better than the Steinway or Weber, is just
the thing for Christmas. and ean be for
forwarded $3.50 cheaper than any piano ia
the market. dI6-t
DANCING School. - Professor e. c.
Schubert has opened danciug school here
and will teach the art of dancing the coming
Winter. He has secured Thea:er Hall and
has already obtained the patronage of some
of til e leading families Of Carson His terms
can be had on application. School meess
every Thursday night at social corr
mences at 9. d22-Im
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
BRIEF MENTION.

The beautiful and fine tened piano IN
Friend store is to be rallied of
Mr.. E. b. Rail, who has been quite Ill In
San FRAN cisco, will arrive here ia day or two
The caves Of the Mint building are alive
with breeding pigeons from one end to another
The children of j. f. Farrell, who have
b en- very i'll with scarlet fever, are out of all
danger.
Col. G. G. Lyon, the Governors Private
Secretary, has gone to Paradise, to look after
General Clarke's big mine.
The seats reserved for the performance
which was to have come of last night will
hold good for this evening.
Frank Cluggage, the stage man, is now IN
St. Louis, No, aud will visit other large
Eastern cities before his return to Nevada.
Senator Jones will leave nothing undone to
have the Carson Mint placed on an equal
footing with others throughout the country
George r. Dobbs, Waterman in the Q. s.
Mint, had an addition to his family yesterday
in the shape of ten pound boy. 1t assays
1000 fine.
Valentine day is near at hand, aud yet our
usually .nterprising merchants do not exhibit
he artistic beauties which are so dear to the
love sick and children.
J.M Hetrich, of the Mint has in his pos
session some of the most beautiful agate,
petrifed coral and crystalized quartz, from
Colorado, ever seen here. They are perfect
gems.
Col. T. w. w. Davies went to Candelaria
Yesterday to assist in closing up the affairs OF
the late Mr.. ,Traver On the same stage went
that hang dog looking murderer, Owen, in
charge of an officer.
1t is stated that the society gentlemen were
so highly pleased with the entertainment at
the leap year ball. that they contemplate re-
ciprocating in an elegant manner sometime
during the current month. The party is to
be one to eclipse everything that has ever
been held here.
The Adjutant General has received 100 I'M
proved Springfield muskets from the Pacific
Coast Department for the use of the State
militia. Now that the Lieutenant Governor
has returned, the Carson boys hope to get
their share SOON The new guns are said to
be the finest ever received here.
reliable mining experts from Bodie, not
one of the ignorant frauds with which
this State is now and then flooded, arrived
here yesterday. He expressed great faith i'll
the ultimate produetiveness of the mines
there, and believes there will be a general
boom in the Bodie mines early in the Spring,
and principally on merit.
The public have always been lacking conf
dence in Pawnbroker's shops, from the fact
that they we're here to-day and away to-mor
row. they having no regard for the patronage
of their customers, merely trying to take ad-
vantage whenever they could. We must note
one excep lion in California, and that 10 the
establishment of Unole Harris, the celebrated
pioneer, No. 22l Kearny St. between Bush
and Sutter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03

TIE AUDITING BOARD The State Board
Of Examiners met yesterday and audite6 the
usual monthly bills. The largest Was from
The California asylum and amounted to s. 1888
for the care of 142 insane patients from this
State. T. NJ. Sackett, of Humboldt County,
had been discharged, and Luceia Thomas OF
Ormsby County, had died.
The State Prison bill was S. ,63S. Con
victs received in January, 3; discharged, I.
Present number, 40.
The bills of the State Department we're
81 ZIG. Of which about 81, 500 was for the
Orphans Home. The total bills audited
amounted to M ariy 81 COO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
CARSON OPERA HOUSE.
RIG HTS ONLY
--OOAMEECING-
Monday Evening Feb. ed, 1880
BALDWIN THEATE7
Star Speciality Combination,
AS THEY APPEARED IN
AS THEY APPEARED IN
France, England and Sam FrARsiseS

COMPRISING THE CELEBRATED DAVENE TROUPE
Mi, Aagereld, Mile. Lotto Nile. IA and Mona "
NJ Davene-gymnass aerobats etc, hive had the homer
of appe rins s the royalty Of Europe and are
nouneed of any in ther line 10 the world
WIN will appe in their wonderful Parlor Gy misssh
Entertainment and on the Triple Trapezs.
THE GREAT AMERICAN FOUR-MESSRS. PETslf-
gill Gale Dale and Hoey pronounced by be Eastern ano
San Francisco press and public the greatest song ans
dance artists in America III their original spec 1tis
NILE MARIETTA ROSERI, THE PREMIER DAN
seu # the worlt ted by Miss Jennie Walton nne
izzie Ter y Mss Hattie Kelsey, and Miss IRA Bell
from leading astern theats rs in grand ballet
Mr. CHARLES ADAMS, AMERICAS GRhATEr
Dutch & median.
MILLS. CAMS 6RTORI, THE CRLEBkATFD FIRE
Inier danseues, in a fayoSite Pas de D5uA-
MILE MAGERALD DATBNE IN A CHOICE SELE1-
ton If Foreign and Ensisb songs.
LEW RATTLE THE PIOR Err COMEDIAN OF TIKI
Pacific Coast first appearance in Carson TOR fifteen yeAs
sA full and efficient orchestra under the direction Il
Isadore FIR
Owing the Of this troupe OF artists tss
the Baldwin Theater, tn. prices will be as follows:
ADMISSION ------- On
CHARLES LORD, Treasures.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03
LETTER FROM A q. S. GRAND JUROR
VIRGINIA CITY, February ]

VIRGINIA CITY, February ], 1880.
EDITOR APPRAI When the last United
States Grand Jury met at Carson l was one
of the members. l went down, served the
State and paid my ewn expenses As yet
have not received dollar for nay work, al
though myself and several Of my friends have
applied to G. s. Marshal Ash for the coin
He fusnishes rs an excuse that there are some
legal forms to 80 through with before no can
settle. l should like to know what legal
FERNS must be complied with before We can
see the color of our coin. Yours,
A o. s. GRAND JUROR.
1.-THE APPEAL is not acquainted with the
forms of the law governing procedure n such
matters. Perhaps the o. S. Marshaps dep
uty car tell why the money is not paid Per
laps the color of it can be ascsrtalned in
other quarters. Ed. APPKAI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-03

4 DANGEROUS PRtCrICE.-The youths of
this city are Just now amusing themselves
with dangerous toy which, if their privileges
are not abridged, may work great harm. 1t
is a Rubber sling, with which they send small
stones and large bullets sailing through tie
air with powerful Velocity. On Sunday after
noon an aged German was passing down Car
con street, and when he arrived near Friend 5
store, bad boy, armed with one of the de-
structive toys, fred at the old gentleman.
The missed proved to bs a large mesket bull
let, cutting the crown OF the mans felt hat,
passing through it, and leaving g large and
painful nlark on+his forehead The ApPEa
has also heard that these sings have given
considerable work to the glass putin" men.