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THE GREAT
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$50

TO THE &SiTfH Wtsf sIiST ANS sSttTnwEsr,
SPLENDID SCENERY MjgSf gMSAfaNiFichNr EQUIP
rnKN4 II rFET I M N3TNR R 1Gm * 6spS @ cor
TO, nGE Of sixth @ ad i s'rSs.s % us 9 l9ows; oo ,,
sleeping tais to i.ousviliea eand Cfcngoi iGi6 u, M
daily, with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Gin
cnna!I, - Louis, ,! md Chicago; eSo p. nj. daily,
BAITIMoiE AND POToMAc RAILROAD
wR SS SS%SSii aa The SSr1 SS n%s so
n. ~, daily, except sunday nj $50 D. M. daily, cS.
Cspi saturday with Palace Cars TO acknowledgement
For Wansport, Lock Haven, and ElmIra, a, 1910
For Se m 'YS Ynf SSsSfPi STS Pbe say nsa To- o and 1000
y, M on sunday, 2lO D. m, and Top. m.
Limited Express Of Pullman paror Cars $3.50 n. M
For Br3CEiyn, New York, all through trains connect
~ Jersey CITY with boats Of {. BROOKLYN Annex"
double errIage across New SorS City. 'O'''"S
For Phndelphia, 1910 u. M. &O, 5:l0 nnd 1000 p m
Iimiicd express O;.1 a. m. daily except sunday.
For baltimore, G;lO SOD 800, 1910 a. M aud 30, 40
iO:i0a ~ M, a,iO $40 g;j, and IGOJ p. N.
For ropes Creek Line, GlO a. M aid 40 y, m daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m and liOp M. daily, except
ALl3XASbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY, AEp AiEXANDRiA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD. -.,,,.,.
slnJays, TOO ifso, and lis0 a M, aud SOD D. ~
For iichmona and the south, 200 u. M and ilOO ~ NJ
daily, and 800 D. M. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria iOr Washington 900, sos, aud
and 1900 m, 100 500, 500, 200 aud niO p nl aud
700 midnight. Sunday nj 500 and 1000 II. M, 700
Tickets Information sleeping and parlor car accom-
mOdatOns eau be procured at the Oihccs-nOrtheast
corner Of Thrieenih street and Pennsy vaninayenGc,
and ut The station where orders can he ett for the
checking OF baggage 10 destination from hotels aud
l.. y. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK IlIOAiStlN. General Manager.
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Sor SRonf- ar oomn.

a a a a - a a a ~ A . o. 80
IIoR DENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNtsuEp
IL parlor, cozy bedrooms, bath with hot and cold
water at l14l.F ST. n W. Terms moderate dci3@a'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ALL
~ the appointments for comfort In n private
hmlly, s2e Thirteenth st. n W WIN rent low to
gentlemen. dei9stt
IToR RENT.-FURNIsHED ROOM ON THIRD
II floor heat and gas; also two unfinished rooms
ON second floor one with an acOvei also large parlor
Members Of Congress, at 1895 q st., near -Four
tenth 81. delSlN1
JToRRENT-TwOPL PLEASANT, uYFuRNIsHED
II communicating rooms, ON the third floor, q l2O9
INCR RENT - CoAfMuNfCATINg, UNFuR.
nshed rooms on first floor suitable Tor honseSeep-
Ing. Wntcr gus and storage for mel References Ap-
ply ut il02 Fourteenth st. dci3st+
1914 STREET NORTHWEST, BErwEEN
L - 4 Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, fine
in ns pleasant location aS can be found IN the city
also, table bonrd. dell-st+
JI,oR RENT-TwO, TlIHEE, or FOUR UNFuR.
II nshed rooms In best locality. Address w, Re
puDlican once. dell-W.
I7oR RENT DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, Fun.
II nished or unfurnlshed, with or without board ;
southern exposure. - street northwest. dell.9le
IIoR RENT ONE NICELY FURNISHED
municatlng. Apply at 1907 Twcnty-third street.
IJ,oR RENT-LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
at glS New York avcnuc, dcil.3te
OOI THIRD sTREET-Two ROOMS, BATH
-. - II and watercloset, suitable for two or thtcc
gentlemen. Terms rcasonHble. dcl0a
ITANDsOME SUITE or ROOMS ON SECOND
4 floor, with modern conyenienccs, near Wlllgtds
nmd imhGra suitable @ for Memn9r ol Sonsr, hent
rINIIREE FURNISHED SUITES or ROOMS AND
i one unfurnishCd, each having bay window, hath,
hot and cold water closet wardrobe heat gas &c nt
dciO-Sts
rINnRFE ELEGANT LARGE ECoNiAIUNICNT NTlNG
L furnished rooms on second floor; rooms single u
Ali lltl al
joining Capitol Park Private family. dclOst@
nNE LAHGE ROOM, WITH HEAT, on FIRST
~ iloor suitable for offices. li3F street northwest
ry,o GENTLEMEN oNLY-rwo NICELY FUR.
Il nshcd bedrooms, House convenient 10 three
Nc 9 ,i3i Ninth street northwest between o and T..
DAR1oR AND CHAMBER, SECOND FLOOR
northwest. dCO.Sts
VI,o RENT-LAtGE, nANDsoMEIY.FvR
low; board il desired at Go Fouriccuth street north
west, adjacent to WIZARDS, Riggs aud ltObt House.
g1O TIIIRTEENTII STREET NORTHWEST
% 4 ~ Nicely furnished rooms on suite, bathroom
attached, with hot and cold wnicr; Rent moderate
de06t
L,LEGANT SUITE or NEWLY FuRNisiTEI
"r%e a as % S MS
northwest, one square from street. deS-CtF
rJNo GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AM
or without board ut No. go New York avenue; u,
children. dcs-Gt*
| v1OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS EN SUITf
| Il and single desirable for member of Congress
excellent location; southern exposure. Apply nj 40
! T. ST. u. ". d2.l1
/ INOR RENT--Two suites Of furnished rooms on frs
IL and second floors. Apply at ~ Missouri avenue.
de-l2ts
/ J.NOR RENT-A parlor and three wellf,rnshc,
II bedrooms; references required. Apply NJ 0i
| New York avenue dcl-i.t@
EIoR RENT-lIandsnmcly Furnished rooms singh
| II and On suite. DRIVER & SCuOfiELD, 1876
/ PENNSYLVANIA nOGIf
National Republican., 1880-12-13
EoR RENT BY b. II. WARMER

OFFICE ROOMS in No. a23 and alN FouT-Ruda.hnlf
street H. W.; also In ijs Louisiana avenue u. W.
Call for weekly Rcnt-Lis
vNOR RENT-A FOU IlSTORN STORE, tOtI PENN.
II ave, with seVcl.stOry back building suitable for
manuihciuling or wholesale cstnhlishmCnt. Apply TO
j. w THOMPSON, National Metropolitan bank.
nol5-lm
JCoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR list OF
Il property for rent JOHN SHERMAN & co,
tc3tf ~, Clnuu Building,
National Republican., 1880-12-13

ii5o-G,IiuS,A,Gsx3b {, 90 GINNGlNNArf AND ST. LOUIS
sq9!iPT2SS Hlf%y E3fR ST and Way Stations
GjO-laltmore, Annapolis, aud Way. piedmont,
SiInsnhHrg, Winchester, liasern'own' ahd Way
SssrqqNi 4 FISH, ANS qgb Y&YY VIZ 1qioRs EMPRESS
meets for iiagcrstown and Mt Point of Rocks for
oco-N -NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
lo;Oo-on sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis and
1000 baltimore EXPRESS, (stops At Iiyattsvllle,
College, Boisyille Laurel, Annapolis junction,
tlO:loSPITlsBURGGm CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, AND
81 LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2;i0- baltimore, Eillcott city, Annapolis mud Way
Stations,
tl;el-on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
t2;S5-NEW YORK, pflLADELPHIA, AND Bos-
s:ao-Iiaiimore and Way stations, Cwlnchcscr Fred.
IKE iIGoTi'i mYixTrsVfLIh III ' HND LAu.
REL ,S,i ESrlSiSsS , Frederick VIA Relay stops at
tii5-foinI Of nosEs, Trcdcrick, Magcrstown, Win.
OF Rocks ana Way stations oniyJ
taii9bPGIiImST 4pnHpSls p Ms H%iM1TE MY Sr,9T Ex
'''' PiiESS, iNIarnsbrrg aud Way, Via Relay.
!Sps az az MSS!tsyaG HgNs Nna wny Hna iia9 iE%qrS
ESQ -nALTISi6RE AXD iAURisL. EXPIRES.
s5o-plrIsaauBG, PHI GmiGAGo, % CINCINNATI, Ann
5-BALTiMonE, HYATrsvILLE AND LAu-
tlOOO -NTW York, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car 20 Now York,
D sgSfS ggSnSays ysS@ cy Ghsr ns a
Sunday.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station, aud GlO and
l95l pennsyiya&nis & Avenue corner lonrtecn, nj street
and received nj any point III the city.
National Republican., 1880-12-13
.Inhn shcrlnnn N Co. .
REAL ESTATE AUENrS AND AUCrIONEER
Cloud building

NT|NIUWW HUITNInp.
TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING, No. i213 ELEVENTH STREET
by virtue of deed OF trust, dated the sh day Of
june 4. u. ISL and recorded iu liber No. IH folio
$40, one of the lnnd records of the District OF Column
hla and az the request of the party secured thereby
will sell NJ public iOu In front OF the premises
ON TJESDAS, December y, A. u. 1850 Mt clock
y. M, the iOllowingdCscrbcd property situate In the
city Of Washington and District OF Columbia, 10 wit;
Lot numbered eleven OD IN sims executors subdlNis
ion of square numbered three hundred and thirty
nine (3N).
Terms OF sale Onc-fUurth cash; balance In six
Twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent, payable scnii'unnually, ON the deferred pay
ments. An COuVcynncing ut purchasers cost Two
hundred dollars deposit on acceptance Of bill Terms
to be compiled with IN seven days.
WILLIAM Il. HOOPER. Trustee.
WM. NJ SMITH, Salesman. dcl0FAWds
National Republican., 1880-12-13
Business Chances.
SDooks onS STATIONERY.

SPECIMEN aA
BRICKS. 90
"Straws show which way the
wind blows; so do Bricks WITH
OUT Straw when the gale is high.
How strong the wind OF popularity
is blowing in the direction Of Judge
TOurgee's new novel bearing the
above title is indicated by the fact
that the book, issued six weeks ago
with an initial edition of $4,000
copies, is now in its forty. fifth thou.
sand; which is something more
than ga thousand of Brick u day"
---ROchester Am. Rural Home.
N00n "The man who wrote A
(I(ltIl5 Fools Errand could not be
guilty of poor work if he tried.
A regular literary brick, with
straw or without. . Since the
days of Swift and his pamphleteers, we
doubt if fiction has been made to play so
caustic and delicate partisan Francis
DWmmTn n "The most exalted ex-
HEIJEk pectations will be entirely
NAA AAAN satisfied by this remarka-
able and delightful book. 1t is destined
to take even deeper hold upon public
sympathy than the work already famous.
A story not only of thrilling in
terest, but which appeals to the deepest
and purest sentiments of humanity
~ y. Examiner and Chronicle.
considered with reference TO its in
terest rs a story, the book is greatly in
advance of "A Fools Errand."-N Y EG-
DTOW "The characters are real ere
DE0 ations of romance, who will
live alongside of Mrs. Stoves
or Walter Scotts till the times that gave
them birth have been forgotten. Z.
The love story TO many readers will add
its own zest to the book. ."--Ad,dace Chi
cago.
"The interest boginswith the first chap
ter and increases with every page TO the
end."-1IJWy Press.
"Thc deicacy and keenness of its sa-
tire are equal TO anything within the
range of my knowledge. Pres. anderson,
Rochester Uircrsdy.
GET TIL
sect this extraordinary book and read
il ut once "-Cliistidn idrocdte, N, y.
TOurgee's Historical Novels.
A EppItS LRnAND ('lnth nm,
BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW, Emo, cloth, 521 pp.,
irOntlsDpcp Illustration, Sl.6l
National Republican., 1880-12-13
Proposals.
Proposals for Army Transporta-
ton.
n.HroT Observation-Disclosures 0ErlGrii {.

DEroT QuNRrER>tNsTEp's OFFfCE,
WAsuNuroS, u, G., December @, 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN ,riplIcatc, subject to the
usual s GondG@ VIII GS lSiGIGa II ~ SI i SSG g,
which time and place they win be opened in The pres
cnce Of bidders Tor the transportation nom this city
10 New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New York
idi, chests Titles and MuskCts, Weighing iSO,Cct
TO Frpnkrord Arsenal, philadelphia, Pa; LIZ
iiS,oo pounds; laoO boxes Saddles, wcisl,ins l9Gn
Ing Ilioo pounds G boxes sabrcs and Swords, weigh
10 Bencin arsenal California; ss2i5 cubic feet of
Lnm4sr MclElnE lG,GSn pounds; y " on o,,c,n,c
ea o WHiSrET, mbSr Msisih Mcshr aESg Soads
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for transportation OF Ordnance stores,
"''' ''''''''" '''' '''''' K y. ROCKWELL
decs-5t Depot Quartermtster.
DRoposALs FOR CONSTRUCTING 4 PIPE
l. SEWER THROUGH THE SMITHSONIAN
ESuISEER DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsliNuTOS, December 7, iSSo.
by direction OF the Board Of commissioners sealed
m on TiIuiisDAY, December 49, IssO for construct.
Ing pipe sewer through the grounds Of the Smso
ops firm @ Of Hnd m % oG S6
upon appca,ion therefor, and bids upon these form.
will alone he considered The right to reject nny all
W. J. TWINISG,
Major Of Engineers,
dcS-Gt Engineer Commissioner ID. 4.
DRopOSAIS FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU ENUUANING ASD PRINTING,
DCcOmhCr /, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will hc received Nt this
oflcc until T. M, MONDAY DECEMBER 90 1850, tOI
supplies needed by this Bureau during the SIX months
from January To June 30 1881, embracing Dry ColOIS
Oils Chemicals, Typographical Ins, Textiles, Hard
ware, Paper, Coal, Wood &c,
blank form for proposal on articles OF either clas,
with information s TO quantities, qualities, and cohdi
tluns, will he furnished on application.
Proposals will he considered on each item separately
and upon the basis OfiniormuiiOn obtained 10y com
parisOn Of the prices and sample, received rcOustOn
ON the accepted bidder will be made iom time 10 TINT
during the terms stated, without previous notice oGnc
Ccptnncc bid.
The right 10 waive defects and to reject any or al
bids n reserved. 49,
Those desiring blanks and information should spcciA
upon which class Particles they are qualified to pro
pose and address -
O. II. IRISH,
chief Bureau Engraving and Printing.
dc7-Gt WnshlngtOn y. Y.
National Republican., 1880-12-13

DornLE TRAcKi JANNEY COURIER! STEEL R>IIsl
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December /, 1850
National Republican., 1880-12-13
rTRnlsTEES, SALE 3E A 9 9nrSIRiApLE ,1ii, Sf TWO.
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND o STREETS
GSrapelers' &uioe.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1880-12-13
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We have now ready for inspection large ana most
choice selection OF BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS
for HOLIDAY GIFTS, consisting IN p9r Of Family
Standard Books IN Sets Poets In all styles OF Bindings
illustrated books, Juvenile Books In endless nrO-
fusion, Christmas Cards In great variety, rapoleriea,
Writing Desks Dressing Cases Leather Goods Olive
Wood Goods Bronze Inksands Toy Books and
Games for the llttlo ones
Call and select before the crowd presses.
WIN. BALLANTYNE a. son,
t2s SEVENTH STREET n. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-13
w. w. Dancnhower s. Son,
Real Estate Brokers' 1912 street nortAwest.

TRUSTEES SALE or A. DESIRABLE THREE
SII2nG ERAME M iinnsE NIFTY Ao nAGK BWlin Wilt
ssrAhiBiihlE On REAh NO ~ THIRTEENTH
s duly MrTS rSSarS f ia Scr % I So GS 6% % oc Of tie land
re- records ,d of The Ds 9i GSlHS@ @ en- en- al a. S a rr%gg %
9nGlGn Y ff9n' & OF Tie u Az nrrnisie ni ON SATuHshw ~
ing.dcscribcd real cStnic situate lying and being in
the city aud county of Washington and District of Go,
original lot numbered nlnc 0D and all Of Original lot
numbered ten d0l IN square numbered two hundred
Evans on tic ggin day Of July, 4. u iS7l, mud re.
SSyaS% SyS oe Sfr lie city Of 0g nS and S District
of Columbia, with the exception of about hleen ll5l
and reserved for the division wall Of stable to be
erected on the rear Of sublot nnyone W In the above
Terms; Onc,third cash and the balance in one and
two EeSm m Sl w ~ & & eTn Tsr s ann r
cash, at the option of the purchaser; adepost Of sioo
rSFeSscr cor cost tS to be cor sonpc m WITH s n seven
days from day Of sale otherwise the trustees reserve
ihS dSSuiinF purchdscf osr Ave days advcrise
wILLIAM ". nANENnowER,} Trustees.
go. The above sale is hereby postponed until MON
DN &I%ITSa y p SASHSho%E @ S ET Tr"s,eDs, n" p,rS''
RyrsGTnEIEs, SALE 4 OK 9E x PESIRApLE Siil TW2
ING, lonNER OF TENTH AND q STREETS
NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed of trust, dated October o. A. d.
s dnE 'Se0dSd & IN l9Sr NJ, 40 S i9iS 10 ~ ct SSG
and at the request of the party secured thereby
will sell Ut public auction in front of the premises,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER III, 1850, ut o'clock
y. M, the Oowng-lescrbed real estate situate In the
city of Washington, District of Columbia, beginning
for the same at the northwest corner Of lot numbered
thirty, in square numbered three hundred aud sixty
scNpi running thence south along Tenth street to the
south side Of sad lo thence cast along said south
line twcntyCght feet; thence north to the south line
Of street. thence west along the said street Ia place
of beginning, together with the improvements, con-
slsting of very complete and convenient twOstory
and basement brick dwelling
/ TCrms-Thc property will bC sold subject to deed
OF trust to secure s2dOl with interest ut Spcr cent,
| which will he assumed by the purchaser The bal
nncc of the purchase money TO he paid $500 cash and
SlOl quarterly thereafter with interest at per cont,
the deferred payments To he secured the property
sold or all cash may he paid, at option of the puf-
| chaser, Terms 10 be compiled with In seven days.
All convcyanclng at purchasers cost. a deposit of
| SlOJ ut the time of sale Will he required.
J. q. AMI;S, .r,,,.,,os
i. y. HAI.STEAD.J lr's'c's'
w. NJ SMITH, Salesman. no2tdci-S-l3GiG
National Republican., 1880-12-13
WILLIAM W. DANENuOwER,( ,r.,,.,,o,,
WILLIAM II. MAIN, ii"'e'
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Auc,ioneers

60. The above sale IL hereby postponed until MON
DAY, December - 1880 Rt The same hour and place.
MILAN ". nAMEN1OWER,l Trustees.
WILLIAM H. MAIN, i"'''
a
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Sfor Sole-STlis celloneous

J,OR SALE-TYPE-A LARGE FONT OF NON.
IL pnrcil, in good condition VIII be sold In guam
Titles 10 suit purchaser Address NATIONAL REpUB.
LICAN. del3tf
National Republican., 1880-12-13
SSor Sale -S5ouses.

nor RflNT-SIN-ROOMH HOUSE. WITH STORE,
SO per month ON + sOuthwostst. Nice location
nolirp ut lT13 Penn ave, lpI3-3t@
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-19

MUsIcAL.-Miss Lizzie Davis, OF Virginia
CITY. teacher of the violin, comes to carson
every Monday and remains until Wednesday.
Adult or children wishing to become rapid
and correct performers on the violin, ana 70
acquire profound knowledge of musical
time and to read readily, also generally mu-
steal theory can get all necessary lntorma-
ton as to terms etc, by inqulrlng OF o. "A.
Marston, photographer, or at the Arlington
House. Lessons in dancing given by Brown
& Davis at Arlington Hall every Tuesday
from liam. till 8 P. NJ. Social every night
after dancing school, ms
A DRY GooDs DREAM "A woman VINO
goes into NJ. COINS emporium drifts OF IN
to a dream of rare and beautiful feminine
finery. She sees the best product OF 1ofelgh
looms piled up on the counters, laces, arap-
cries, illusions and elegant toilette materials'
such as only the rarest skill can produce
and which women of taste admire. The
secret Of the success Of this house lies III
the fact that NJ COIN knows how to select
the best and is never imposed upon by the
eastern houses who work off their inferior
goods on inexperienced persons.
ATTENTION The greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. Or. HoWes
celebrated rheumatism, neuralgia ana tooth-
ache cures Would you rather suffer the
pain of having tooth drawn than ouy
bottle of Mrs DR.. Howe's toothach meal
cine2 Mothert should not be without 1t Tor
their infants. A few drops in a little sweet
ened water to swab teethipg baby's mouth
| will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cauterize, and Is very
pleasant. Sold by all druggists. mh'
| PROFESSOR LANGER's Music CLAss-fro1
LANCER. the we'll known leader OF Piper
Orchestra. has started a music class Ia Car
son. He has already received number OF
| scholars from the best families in the city,
and his thorough methods of instruction
give the best of satisfaction He gives vocal
and instrumental instructions and teaches
on the piano and violin. He will give less
ons on Wednesday of each week. Orders
can be left at the APPEAL Office. film
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-19

THE PARKINSON CAsE.-T Parkinson case
was argued yesterday afternoon. MIR. Var'an
closing for the Government at O clock. 1t
was then agreed to submit the case on orie1s'
and the Court gave Varian twenty and C'arke
fft.en DAYS to file briefs. Judge Sawyer Will
render his decision sometime in the latter
part of April.
JrcrnRE-Miss Softer, Danish lady, Will
deliver a carefully compiled lecture on the
life and character of Swedenborg, the Seer
At Theater Hall on Sunday evening next.
The subject is interesting and will be well
handled.
RproRN CUBA business meeting OF the
Reform Club will be held this evening at the
club rooms at half past o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired as business OF Importance
will come up for confederation.
#CApr. JAcK.-Jack Crawford, the poet
scout, will open in Carson with first-class
| company next week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-19
BRIEF MENTION.

No passengers came in on yesterday
southern stage.
] G, Todman, of Silver City, is In Carson
visiting his uncle.
Manv Of our local nimrods are gravitating
in the direction of Genoa
The case of McFadden vs.. BAbcock will
come up in the District Court to-day
There are uncalled for messages at the te'e-
oraph Office for E. c. Baldwin and Lizzie
Dorsey. - ..-s5 a.
The Au Fait party, given at the opera
House last night, was well attended ana en-
joyable affair. ....
The Carson Times, new moraing daily
edited and published by Edward Miles, made
its appearance yesterday.
Mr.. William Mann left for Auburn Call
f,rnia, last sight, he having received the III
tell;oence that his sister was seriously Ill.
7. Smith. the negro arrested by ofhcsi
Hawthorne for ID burglary Committed IN heho'
was taken to the Washoe couaty JAN last
night. -c-
Flower seeds are beginning to be IN demand
With sanouine horticulturists. If planted I'M
mediately they will be ia time tor the the neH'
cold snap. -..-....
The Carson Guards are getting in fine trlm
for the coming season. They propose to be
the best drilled company in the State, and
have an eye on all the picnic medals
The fact of Carson poet calling at Fox
and purchasing twelve quires OF fools cap ahe
gross of pens is the most unmistakable
sign vet seen that spring is not far Oft 80
There is power in faith, but no religion
on earth is strong enough to brace mar
when he steps on hoop and it flies up anc
hits him on the shins. No matter how high
he stands in church, his blasphsmy can b.
heard two blocks.
1t is a very interesting sight to see ninety
pound Chinese domestic grab broom ane
evct party of Washoe Indians who have
started poker game on the sunny side OF thu
fence which bounds the back yard. The In
dams run like sheep, although not one OF tA'
crowd weighs less than 200 pounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-19
WE CAN'T TALK

Without showing the condition OF our teeth
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to
la ashamed of them let us use that standard
dentifrice, SOZODONT. which Is sure 10
keen them white and spotless No tartar can
encrust them, no canker effect the enamel
no species of decay infest the dental bone'
if SOZODONr is regularly nsed. 1t is
botanical preparation, and Its benehclal ell
fects on the teeth and gums are marvellous,
"a il removes all discolorations, and renders
the gums hard and rosy. M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-19
. MARCH 10, 1854
STOCKS.

The market opened yesterday with hrm
tendency aud with disposition to improve
nricss Between sessions the market re-
manned firm at the rates ruling in the previous
session. In the regular session the market
was strong at slightly advanced rates beicher
closed at 6, Crown Point 81 Mexican 1873
Ophir Isl, Potosi A, Sierra Nevada a. 0n-
ion Con. 36g.
Well posted operators state that "uch
moro healthy feeling is beg inning t" ee mani
tested in the market than has been observed
far a long time The advent OF the season
.ben the valuable mines OF the various out
s;da districts can be opened and prospected,
the vigorous prospecting and excellent lndica'
tions ON the -Cumstock, the subsistence o.
mischievous agitation, and the near approach
Of the adjournment of the Legislature Al
fond 70 improve the tenor of the stock marke
Inv reyiyipg confidence in moneyed and ousl
ness circles
Asssssments- Iowa, cents: Marylanc
Cen. (Bodie), 20 cents; Blackhawk (b'd'e)
20 cents.