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FOR BUILDINGS.
DEPA RrCNIE,N OII rCII L IN1nIcD 1n1

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS
Il DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, MAY II, 1856,
sealed proposals will be received at this Department
until SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH,l 1856.
at ZEN O'CLOCK, for the erection of two brick
Hospital for the Insane near Washington D. c. The
buildings are work shop and dining hall separate
proposals being required tor each building plans
ana specifications can be seen at the Hospital The
government reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids The envelope containing The Proposal mus be
endorsed Proposal for Buildings Government Hos
of the Interior" /. O. G. LAMAR
my13-eO6t Secratarv
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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
" COMPANY.

OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
~ COMPANY,
ANNAPOLIS, May Sd. 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE REBUILDING
OF DAM NO ON THE CHESA PEAKE Am
OHIO {, CANAL upon such plan and specifications and
Will be received at the office OF the Chesapeake and
ONO oanal Company IN the city Of Annapolis or
SEVENTEENTH, 1856. The said work of rebuild
ing SAID Dam upon any accepted plan and specca-
lions, must be completed within ninety days from the
date OF such acceptance Good and sufficient bond or
bonds with sufficient sEreties will be required from
any accepted bidders for the complete execution of
the work proposed for In the manner upon terms
and within the time indicated by the accepted pro
posais ana by this advertisement The proposers are
requested to state in said proposals what part if any
OF the price Of the said work they willing to take
of 1875 chapter SIS. ~
L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN
m5-to17 President Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co
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NEw SpRrNe DRrss GooDs
We have just opened splendid line of Spring Dress
Goods, comprising Novelties in Woolens, plain and
combination; Cloth Suitings in all the New Colors
spring Weight India Linens; figured and striped
Mulls: Printed Linen LAWNS Figured Satteens in
Choice COlorings Saiteen. Null and Swiss Enlbroid-
cred Robes: Pongee and India Silks plain and gured
Black Satin RhodemerS and Surah silks silk and Wool
Grenadines. Silk Hernanies; Isle and Silk Hose i'm
beautiful shades; Damasn Table Cloths and Napkins
to match, all Sizes all the patterns: ,pIuin
Linen sheetings Pilow-case Linens, all widths and
qualities, also full line 81, "a Linen for Sim
Covers in all the new designs An inspection OF our
Stock is Solicited
HOOE BRO & Co.
ap1O 1928 + st NV
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Il DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER-

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May g. 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ THURS
pay; JUNE THIRD. 1886, for furnishing Stationery
for the Department of the Interior during the fiscal
year commencing July l, 1856.
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto, will be furnished application to
Proposals from others than established manufactu-
considered. " ~ ~
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of the
Stationery" '''
NO contract Will be awarded under this advertise
ment until an appropriation shall have been made bv
Congress for the purchase of the supplies required
my13-eo6t L. q. {. LAMAR, Secretary.
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A THENEUM OF LANGUAGES, 1914 I ST
"A French. Latin, Greek, Spanish. Italian, German
&c, by the most able teachers. Prof II. LAkROQUE
A of Paris SorbOnne. TrifierS not taught my0 Inns
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ANOTHER of those beautiful cottages, Just
completed at HyattsvIlle, for sale on easy terms.
Geo. j. Johnson, 913 Market Space; l.. ID. Wine,
1880 Pennsylvania ave.
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my4-eOZot New York.
lINHE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, 4
l. l. n. D.. open Winter and summer Hot VEAAV
wand Cold Sea Water Baths in the House." l..hfH
Every modern Improvement fine Ocean View wtIn
one square of the New Iron Pier" Heated by
ana open CRATE fires. f2otu, til, som
IIHE BASS ROCK. GOOD HARBOR BEACH
4 East Gloucester, Mass. Grand ocean ia
scenery, lovely drives, boating fishing, surfvENA9
and saltwater bathing. Fifty new rooms ] t.fss
added thiS season Gas, steam heat electro bells
throughout: hot and cold sea-water baths: music
hail. billiard room, bowling alley, telegraph sabling
NUNNS apis, TIL, tn, I'm
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, STE
- phenson'S Depot F. O., Va. Open JUNEAa 4
list. Terms per day, So; per week. $12.5OvEHAV
per month CTS days., $40. xtL5H
Pamphlets ut the Star office
my5-1m F. G. JORDAN
vVYE,SP I,Nn uoTI,T
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToN. ID. C.. May IS. 1886. am.
For eastern New York. eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and Virginia,
Winds e,encraliv snnt6erIv. Conditions are
favorable for severe local storms
For Friday, local rains and stationary tenn
perature are Indicated for the New England
and middle Atlantic states The conditions
are favorable for severe local storms in the
middle Atlantic this afternoon or evening.
THE LARGEST LINE of gold, bronze and
ready TO make up in any size. our prices are
fully 20 per cent lower than elsewhere.
j. +. SPELSHOUSE, Agt,
TBS 9TH ST. NV, between q and III SITS.
PERSONS having money to invest would do
we'll To- read the advertisement of Bryan
Tyson under the heading of Business Chances.
s2i5o SOLID WALNUT parlor suites Walnut
lounges, $3.50. WM- ii. dunn, 81 9TH st. NV.
JUST RECEIVED, new lot of Percale Shirts, 8
collars and add pair eI with 1 shirt Pre
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in the city.
FRIDAY, Baum's Red Ticket Day.
FoK sALE-That valuable property cor. 9Th
and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hin. Geo.
r. Hardin, trustee, 819 Pa. ave- Sc.
ANOTHER of those beautiful cottages, Just
completed at Hyattsyille, for sale on easy terms.
Geo. j. Johnson, 113 Market Space; l.. ID. Wine,
1880 Pennsylvania ave.
MRs HENRY WARD BEECHER uses and gives
away over three hundred Allcock's Porous
Plasters every year. She writes that she has
found them a genuine relief for most of the
aches and pains which flesh is heir to- Hon.
samuel j. Randall said that they cured him of
Inflammation of the kidneys when every thing
else failed, and cured him of n severe cold that
threatened to run into pneumonia Hon.
James W. Hustled writes that they cured his
son of chronic rheumatism and relieved him of
serious pulmonary troubles.
FRIDAY, Baums Red Ticket Day.
LADIES WILL. DO WELL. by attending the
Closing Sales OF the Auction at COS 9TH st. NV.
See Auction column
A COMPLETE STOCK OF RUBBER GOODS may
be found at Goodyear Rubber Co., 423 9th st.
NV. SeasOnable Specialties-Garden or Street
Hose, Hose, Pipes, Couplings, &C., Hose Reels
and Lawn Sprinklers.
Goods delivered in any part OF the city.
JUST RECEIVED fine assortment of 25x30
gilt and bronze frames for crayOn portraits.
Parties desiring such will find it their advan-
tage to call and examine stock.
j. +. SPELSHOUSE, Agt.,
TBS 18th St NV, between and III SIS.
FRIDAY, Baum's Red Ticket Day.
AGENT Dist n Col
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WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w st. Cloud building 9th and SIS. Seven
eenth year. Piano. Organ Voice Violin, Flute Cornet
&C. Free advantages. .. B. BULLARD, Director
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TuE Branch BAIr1MoRE SHIRT
FACTORY.
Is still selling the Mystery Shirt he old vorte) at
a5c The Comfort Shirt (reinfOrcedJ made of the
very best material (hnished only Soc This Shirt is
as good as can be bought anywhere al any price.
Now Ii the time to leave your measure for Shirts
Six finest Dress Shirts (maGe to Order). solid bosos
for SO: either open back open 'front.' Six lines,
Dress Shirts made to order (pleated bosoms) for sl
number of pleats desired Perfec: tit guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
app 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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JUST RECEIVED fine assortment of 25x3O
gilt and bronze frames for crayOn portraits.
Parties desiring such will find it their advan-
tage to call and examine stock.
j. +. SPELSHOUSE, Agt.,
St m b,ryv md SIS
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CaStOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to CastOria,
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for CastOria.
When she became Miss
She chung to CastOria ths.tk
Latest
Novelties in LADIES' Pocket Books in the new
shades of leather. A new line of Belts and
Bags. Alligator Belts, leather lined, and leather
covered buckles, 25c. Our assortment of these
goods Is very large and prices popular. Goods
exchanged or money refunded If not satisfac-
tory. Boston Variety Store, 7O7 and 7O5 Mar
ket space. 6-13
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in y ID. "Ward" prints, Acc.
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk:
sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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72S 9TH st. NV, between q and II SITS.
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CITY ITEMS.


Om account OF the kuSn we Will Con.
tinue our great Remnant Sale Tomorrow,
Of our 1Sc: Remnants Embroidery will go for
&c. yard; balance of our 25c. and 35c. REM
nants Embroidery will close at 14c yard; Rem
nants Wide Oriental Lace, REGULAR price 1Sc.
and 2Oc:, remnant price 1Oc. yard more
Ladies' White Embroidered Robes to close at
hand made Soc; a few more Linen Sideboard
Covers, 43c.; Monte Cloth Sideboard Covers,
regular price 3 .6S, remnant price 81 %; Lot
Linen Tides, Sc; Linen Splashers, 13c.: large
size antique Tides, regular price CSC; remnant
price 39c; one lot Applique Pin Cushion Gov
Antique and Ribbon Tides sold for CSC, rem
nant price Soc; one lace Toilet Sett sold for
$1.75, remnant price S9c.; Infants Flannel
Wrappers, some embroidered, price $2.9S,
remnant price 81 IS; Ladies' flannel Skirts,
embroidered, regular price S2.75; remnant
price S1.79; Strips Flannel Embroidery, price
75c.,. remnants 45c. yard; Gobelins in EN-.
mans prices that will astonish you. Call early
to secure the bargains Mrs MAX WEYL, Agt.
Mr.. william Wilkinson.
one Of the prOprietOrs of the Rowland Hotel,
Long Branch, will be at Riggs House, Washing
m. with plans of hotel for the accommodation
of those desiring to engage rooms. 2
JOhnsOn's, Cor. 18th and E.,
For Soft Shell, Deviled Crabs. Crab Salad Little
Neck CLAIMS, Clam ChOwder, Spring Chicken,
Green Turtle Soup, Frogs, Salt Water Taylor,
Spanish Mackerel, Choice oysters, &C. Also the
ready in the city. We buy in large quantities
for cash, and everything is sold at very reasona-
BILE prices. Nothing but the best. | Lifetime ex-
perience. Ladies' large saloon attached. 1
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l. Washington, ID. c., t723 14th st. nw.),
And in the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free. New terms begin now. my4
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OUR OBJECT Is:

by fall our Entire Stock OF DRESS GOODS must b
sold out. We want not cost offer TO sell below
We have fully determined to 20 out OF the Dry
Goods and whatever stock can't dispose OF nov
will go TO auction. We advertised last week great
auctions. We will now mention prices Of such soodA.
S must be closed out
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SHORrHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI-
y cay taught Success guaranteed If instructions
followed. Private pupils preferred. r. F. CROMELIN
office of Johns d Easton, Stenosrapher 412 La. ave-
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A COMPLETE STOCK OF RUBBER GOODS may
be found at Goodyear Rubber Co., 423 9th ST.
NV. Seasonable Specialties-Garden Street
Hose, Hose, Pipes, Couplings, &C., Hose Reels
and Lawn Sprinklers-
Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
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EDUCATIONAL

CHORTHAND NORTHUMBERLAND DU-
- PLOYAN; simplest, most rapid and most Iegihle
system in the world. Classes forming Tuition by
correspondence. Call for prospectus. 921 St NV
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LNOUNDED 1867 INCORPORATED 1S77-THE
- LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF n. Y. Ins,ruc-
ton in Drawing and Painting. Summer classes now
forming. Corcoran building. studio IS. E MAY
NIEKE myS-2yyA
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FRIDAY, Baum's Red Ticket Day.

LADIES WILL DO WELL. by attending the
Closing Sales of the Auction at COS 9TH st. NV.
See Auction column
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T E.SCHEEI4 ORGA MIST, TEACHER PIANO
- and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be-
glnners, as well as those wishing to be quaied for
PERFORMERS and Readers. Term moderate 734 18th
e. NV
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4 mates and English. by Prof. F. A.SPIuNGER, late
Civil Service Examiner. Applicants for examination
prepared Apply for circulars and information 423
9Th n ".
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t)RlVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to adults confidential; prepares for college
Annapolis, West Point all examinations
iN1 INSTITUTE, s.w. corner Sth and K Sts NV.
Mathematical, Classical Business
r,., S W. FLYNN, AM
evening ClaSses S3 and 80 month. oc29
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SILKS.
All our SURAH SILKS in Black, Col
ors,Checks, large and small, sold as high
as $l.25, we will close out at IS cents
Light, Plain SUMNER SILKS, sold e
T5 cents, we will close out at As cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17

county Committees in the several
un.'eS Will pieate make the necessary
sf"asemcnts for the meetings.
+. D. BOYLE, Chairman.
&c. LoRD, Secretary.
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Carson Opera House last night
was well filled to witness tie great
play the 'Octeroon" which was very
we'll produced, the scenery was 6ne
Miss Boyd as Zoe the Octoroon was
= we'll played character. Mr.. Will
kins was very fne as the Indian,
and Geo. L. Stevens as McClosky
was good yilIian. Mr.. Hatch as
Scudder and Mr.. Mckee as Pete
we're we'll sustained. Miss Grouse
and Miss Haynie were all tina.
could be desired. Master frankie
as Paul was the pet of the audience
He 10 very smart child. The
company leave tonight for Truckee
and Grass Valley where we recon-
mend them as the best organiza-
ton travelling.
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Massive Potatoes,

There is on exhibition at Thay.
ters Drug Store, some samples OF
potatoes raised without irrigation
on the Holsteln Ranch, They are
the massive Hum boldt variety and
when baked burst open and show
their mealy interiors.
As the owners Of these spuds
have always advocated to the Ap-
PEAL; that to drive the Chinese out
of the cot atry their vegetable pro-
duets must he undersold. The pc
tatoes are offered by the sack at
one cent a pound, one quarter of
cent less than the Chi ncse are sell
ing them. They cost about two
cents a pound to raiSe.
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a C0warG.s xUSale.

The payment By Charles Dana
, OF the sum Of $500 to the uuder-
taker who embaimed Grant is a
coward 5 insult to the dead, and
meant for nothing else. The bill
was repudlated by the Grant fam.
lily because it had once seen paid
Dana knew it and paid 1t with an
os;entatious flourish that he might
ever after claim that be had paid
the dead Generals embalmipg bill.
1t was an insult TO the dead. to the
dead mans widow and TO the na-
ton.
1t was matter of wonder that
man. malice aud revenge can take
him so far outside the pale which
hedges man s manhood. Dana has
reared himself upon pedestal by
great journalistic work and then
deliberately kicked the pedestal
from under his feet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17

atoms and but for the Republican
party d. O. Mills would rule th
State. Sunday Jaly 2Oth 1870 hs
the following:
The conclusion is inevitable tina
any man or sc. Of men who under
take to deliver the Republican
party into tie hands of such mer
as would give preference to the
rebel yell as the mode of command
are undertaking that which is GU,
of the question. The ambitious
individuals which would teach the
party wholesome lessons, must
take some other course than voting
the Democratic ticket. The Re-
| publican that betrays the faith i'm
posed in him is no longer to be the
trusted companion of his fellow
men and IS secretly a traitor under
the mark Of honest professions.
The MAN WHO DEPARTS FROM
HIS PARTY AFFILIATIONS U?oH
THE GROUND THAT HE Is THE VIC
TIN OF INJUSTICE, SHOWS TO THE
WORLD HIS OWN HYPOCRISY AND
DIsPRovEs ANY CARpING CON-
PLANTS HE MAKES.
# this be ingratitude to those
who are increasingly making the
endeayor to sell out the Republican
party lie. them make the most of
it. On Thursday he continues:
Let cortreIice and pattrooassy
20 to their own place while the
people rally again under the re-
assertion of its principles to whi h
Republicanism proposes to treat it
self.
In the same issue Of the paper.
that the world might know who |
II was writing these things; occurs
the following:
For the Information Of the En-
terprise the APPEAL is authorized
TO say tina. the writer of the article
appearing in our columns on the
page Sunday morning was
:. n. HARRIS ESQ, of this city.
The Enterprise vii! struggle long
ime before reading that gentleman
Ut of the Republican party.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
.aH.Oy srEan xayyDwy-

Location of principal place Of bust
hess, Carson City, Nevada. Notice is
hereby given that At meeting of the
Eoa;d o. Trustees held on the 9Th day OF
october, 1856, an assessment (No p OF
Two Dollars 600 per share WAS levied
anon the capital stock CT the Corpora
d IN, payable Immediately in United
-istcS Gold and Silver Coin, TO the Sec
rotary, at the Office Of the Company
Secretary OF stat s of.ice, ca ,aiiol Build
ing, Carson City, Nevada-Any stock
upon which this asses mcnt shall re-
main unpaid on the Fourth bay ST
November. 1855, vii! be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless rayment is made be-
FIRE, Will he Sold Thursday, the 25th day
Of NoveIn ber.i.SS6, to pay the delinquent
ass easement, togt Their with costs OF adj
vertisiag ard expenses Of sale. BY or
ar Of tie Goa; & Of Trustees.
JOHN If. DORMER,
ee'6td Secretary.
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CONT8ASTED CAxDxDAyEa
wren Of Eureka Ferchey on the
Carcass OF Adan.S.

I 800 Ns%'S va a ~essAAS'
! In recent speech at Austin
Hon. Thomas Wren spoke at some
length and devoted himself almost
entirely to Jewett Adams.
| He said he wished to address
bis fellow pioneers in the interests
OF Mr.. Stevenson, who was too
modest and told how he had cham
pioned the case Of w. | Cummings
In spite of the corporations who
spent $40 900 to defeat Cummings
The opponent who was defeated
was Jewett W. Adams, now posing
as the miners friend. MIR. Wren
then riddled Adams and showed
how thin the pretense was. How
Is Adams the miners friend?"
said he. Adams is a cattle man
and pays his men only 81 and 50 80
while Stevenson hires hundreds Of
miners and pays them 81 day!
Stevenson favored the Miners
Unions and was always opposed to
Chinese (cheers) hIr. Stevenson
has made money in Nevada and
has staid here to spend it, not GO
ing to Sau Francisco as others did.
and Is emphatically one Of Us
The Militia bill was then fully |
discussed and explained how Adams |
cody discussed if his veto would |
help I'm or not and nothing else,
1t is a miserable hun5us. Vote |
for the man who has been honor
able all these years. See the fro
zen truth. Candidates for Govern
ors were discussed months ago By
politicians. The speaker was an
original Stevenson mau. Why
Isn he popular? Are the saloon
keepers against him because he
ioes not get drunk? Saloon
Keepers want good Governors.
they don't want drunaards and
will vote for Stevenson, who will
rink ciaret, but is temperate.
They say gamblers oppose him.
Not so, for he favored the law H.
'cnsing gambling. All this talk
# Stevenson's unpopularisy is. too
hin He pays his debts, is enter
'Eising, experienced and well &C
.asinted with public affairs, intel
igen', aud always in the front
anAs. These are plain facts.
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Registration Eoiics.

The time for the registration ofnsmes
81 qualified electors in the Electoral
District OF Empire City, County OF
ormsby, Nevada, prior 10 the general
cciion TO DO held on the End day OF
Move VI Der, a, d. 1885, viii expire at {
o'clock z. NJ. On the
2o:a Dsy OF October.
A. D., 1850. On which date The Regir-
.ra:ion Books, vii he closed. and all
persons entitled TO vote in Empire City
nre notified tha. If Their names are not
duly entered upon the Official register,
prior to that date, will be barred from
voting at the next ensuing general cleo.
ton CT STATE and County Officers.
w. a. LANG,
Registry Agen. Of Empire City
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Registration kotica.

The slime Cor the registration O. the
names OF the qualified electors in the
electoral district of Carson Township,
crrnsby Count. Nevada. prior to the
general election 10 be held on the 2rd
Iay Of November. A. d, 1885. for The
Courty of Orms5y, viii expire at 8
e'cisck L. BIZ. on the Goth day OF DC.
tober, A. d, 1856. On which dale the
Registration Books will oe closed. All
rersons entitled to vcte in Carson
Tovpship cre notified that Il thnir
NAN en- are not duly On erred upon the
osSc al reg cr prior to that date viii
te barred from voting at the mex: en-
suing General election for state and
County Officers.
N. a. GAIGH,
Registry Agent, Carson City.
OcfSt1
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CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WBoLEs DKPARTNENr-I have re
opened AT the above named place with a
full stock of the Standard Brands OF
Wines, Whiskies, Blandies, to-, TO be
had in the san Francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters: san Fran
cisco Stock Ale and Porter; Milwaukee,
Boca and Carson Beers; California CIar-
ct and White Wines; IL fact, a complete
stock in detail il. the line of business,
which will sell in quantities to suit.
The RETAIL DRpAHrxEsr ex ,els any in
Nevada; nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES, A SPECIALITY
All kinds OF Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. Al orders promptly
attended to. augB
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g'rOc, Zcch.

Prof. Zech the piano tuner will
be in this city until further noticei
Any persons wanting pianos tuned
can leave orders as usual at Friends
jewciry store. If
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Advertised List

Advertised List
Letters remaining in the Carson
Postofiice Oct. Is, 1886.
LADIES LIST.
Gray B F 9
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Chong All McCarty Jas
Campbell j W Nikla Aug
Carroll j w Pea:On Gilbert
navid William Velladaodo Jose
Faaherty Wa w Fun2
Gadbers Ster Zeimetix Geo
doodman Sidney Lee Sin
G. C. WHITE, Pm.