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Nominated for Congress,

ST. Louis, August 2S.-rhe democrats OF tn
Ash district OF Missouri have nominated x. Il
Hatcher for Congress.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 2S.-The republicans Of The
2ith district to-day nominated K. Holland ID Geli
for reelection to Congress by acclaination.
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Terrible Boiler Explosion.

a tAEE EhAoVNo Killed AND DLE FAIA-II
INJURED.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2S.-The boiler in the r1l'-
ing mill OF Brown, DOnHeil * Co., IN Young
town, Ohio, exploded this morning, and a L5,.-
man named GaraSty was instantly killed. 4
large piece OF the boiler fell on the house 81
VIM. QuiEgley, and instantly killed Mrs. .. a. J
child and fatally injured MIR. Qdiagley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rows, Clothing.

These ~ my friends who may have occasion O
purchase BOYS Clothing for the coming season, {,
either school dress wear, invited to give
call. at liable Bros, 400 It'll street, corner u. as
can show them la &c end complete stock, and as.
sure them OF fair prices. Bee pectfully, -
aug2S-It GEO +, TIMM5
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~Two young ladies, aged IS, and Is, daugh-
tiers Of Messrs. j. and G. Marks, have been
drowned at Bruce Mines, Canada.
~Kansas has narrow guage fever. 1t affects
even the marriage proposals, and frequently
blushing Kapsess is asked IL she viii contract for
q life partner.
ISome little boys about Thomaston, Ga.
have formed an association, and pledge them,
selves not to swear, lie or disebey their parents
and Always 70 observe the golden rule,
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The srur.ier nf niss steinacLa

NEW TRIAL OF DR.. PAUL - HOPPE.
CARLISLE, Pa, August 2S-Thd new trial o
Or. Paul SchRppe for the murder OF Miss
steiBecke, three years since, com uenced this
morning. Much difficulty in procuring jury
IS anticpated.
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Notice.
ION that NATTANrS

The uneIanpled satisfaction that NATTAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city AT
throughout the whole country, as evidenced by the
steadily crCasug demand for il, induce direct
esp cis and particular sttentiou to ths great fact
that by its use gain all the adv sntsges claimed
Tor the many poisonous compound in use, 10 wit /:
The restCIsi of the color and Erowth of the hair
and the speedy removal of dandruff, without the
least pOssib irIury-ss Crystal Discovery is pos
flvely warranted "a contain poisonous substance
neither Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perf ct illness is not TO be lightly
eIloOked; IL will neither stain he skin clothes
In sentence, IL is exactly what has been wanted
for long while Restorer of the Hair that may be
used without the fear that going to have
Neuralgia, Paraly sis, Lead Collie and various other
Complaints the result Of the If lead
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor
General Dspot corner 81 and ID streets N. W.
Sold by 81! Druggists aue2-tf
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wbisI,ey war 4, Da,.o..

NEW YORK, August IA Jam ast)Wn.
DAKOTA, dispatch states that government tToDi,s
surrounded that town yesterday, seized AMI
destroyed all the liquor in the place. aud ian
prisoned half dozen whiskeY dealers.
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COLD WEEK IN ENGLAND.-The Registrar
General of England reports that the cold wea d =
er which set in the Both or July, continued
throughout the week and that the mean tenn
perature of the week at the Royal Observatory,
Greenwich, was 59.2 degrees, or 5 degrees below
the average for the corresponding period durin y
the last fifty years. More than an inch and a
quarter of rain fell in London, half of which
was measured on one day.
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OPINION ON THE TOBACCO TAx.-Attorney
General Williams to-day delivered to Actin
Secretary Richardson his opinion as to the rates
OF internal revenue taxes required upon tobac-
co stored in export bonded warehouses on or
since June 9Th, 1872, when withdrawn for con-
sumption or sale in this county. After revisy-
ing the law at some length, the Attorney Gen
eral says: only opinion is that all tobacco
stored in bonded warehouses and withdrawn for
sale or consumption before the LIST of July, 1872
Is subject to the taxes prescribed by the act of
July 20, 1868, and that all tobacco in bonded
warehouses on the said first of July withdraw
to the tax prescribed by the act June 9Th,
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RATHER SERIoUs.--A minute criticism in the
British Quarterly Review OF the commissioners
report on the Bristish coal supply reduces the
available amount from the practically mex
haustible" total estimated by the commission to
deposit which at the present rate of consump-
ton and increase will be exhausted in seventy
three years.
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A Card

ACl.rEynnn, while residing in South America,
&c missionary discOy cred safe and sim pie remedy
Tor the cure OF Nervous Weaku ess, Early Decay +,
Disease of she Urinary and Sominal Organs, nd the
whole rain Of oisorders brought on By banefUl snd
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunste, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, to any sne whe needs II, Free Of Chd7ss
Address, JOSEPH IN NAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
merE-ly New York City.
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RAILROAD MATTERS on THE PACIFIC Stops.
The executive committee of the peoples COM
mittee Of one hundred In San Francisco have
rejected the proposition to compromise the con
uoversy with the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, giving the latter q subsidy to build the
Ravenswood bridge on condition of the aban-
Comment of the Goat Island project. The COM
mittee recommend instead the construction Of q
new road between San Francisco and the Ms
eissippi valley in competition with the Central
facifc. Over two thousand citizens have sub
ecrfbed an aggregate Of more than million and
half OF dollars towards the capital stock of tn e
proposed Atlantic and Pacific road, from St
Louis to San Francisco, via the 35th parallel.
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THE PARDoNRD KUKLUX.-Betore his de-
parture from the city, the President will sign
the pardons of David Collins, VIM. Teal, Amos
Owen, and VIM. Scrugg, who were convicted
under the kukluX law, and are now in the Al
bany penitentiary.
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CERTIFICATES to facilitate clearing house
exchanges have been prepared at the Treasury
department in accordance with the recent act
OF Congress, and are now ready fer issue.
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The PRESIDENT and General Porter arrived
here this morning on the early train, from
Long Branch. Secretary Fish arrived last
evening. The Cabinet will meet tomorrow
morning at IL O'clock, all the members being
in town except Secretaries Boutwell, and Robe
son. There Is nothing of special Importance to
be considered, however.
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THE [. ). STEAMER WYOMING arrived a.
Key West yesterday from Aspinwall, and has
been ordered to New Bedford, Mass, to recruit
the health of the officers and crew.
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The RESULT OF THE ARBITRATION AT
GENEVA. - Dispatches from Bancroft Davis
have been received at the State department in
which he says the Geneva arbitration is pro-
crossing fayOTably, and he expects the labors of
the commission will be concluded about the
middle of September.
a telegram from Geneva says: There is every
reason 10 believe that the ATbtrators have
settled, in principle, the question of indemnity,
and have fixed approximately the amount to be
awarded tor tue vessels destroyed by the Goa
iederate cruisers. It Is probable that the total
amount of damages awarded the United States
Will be between three and four millions sterling
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MIR. JAMES G. RANKIN has resigned the
position Of assistant supervising architect of the
Treasury department and accepted that oil
superintendent of the proposed custom house
post office, and court house buildings to be erected
at Chicago,
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ORDERED To TokPEDo DUTY.-9Iaster Geo
W. Tyler and Ensign Edward A. Field have
been ordered to torpedo duty.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. III. j. Ramsdell has returned
from his ruralizing in western New York and
Pennsylvania in good condition for another turn
at journalistic hard-work.
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CALIFORNIA SURE FOR GRANT. - Acting
Secretary Richardson this morning received a
letter from prominent democrat in California,
in which he says that state is sure for Grant and
Wilson in November.
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mis-, how are you getting on3 How do You like
your new master?" Dennis-"Faith, mise. I
dunno!" Rector's daughtor-"He's q very kind
him." Dennis-"An shure, miss. dont't name
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL RErENUg.-The receipts from this
source TO day were Sl6l S2o %.
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CAPT. MILTON b. ADAMS, engineer corps
has been ordered to Louisville, KY, to report TO
Major Godfrey Weitze for duty.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA DELEGATION in Con-
gress are making strenuous efforts to have Su-
pervisor Cobb retained, and the matter will be
settled 10y the President tomorrow. Cobb is a
native Cf that state, and is said to have been a
good officer. He was one of the ten originally
agreed upon 10 be retained in the service under
the new law; but subsequently Mcdonald, of
Arkansas, was substituted for him. Cobbs'
friends made another combined effort, however
and McDonald's commission has been held up
for the return OF the President.
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CoNsULs RRCoGNIzsD.-The President has
recognized the following consuls :-Teodoro
Lemmen Meyer, consul general OF Costa Rica
for the state of California; Francisco Herrera,
consul of Costa Rica at San Francisco: Wash
inetOn Booth, consul of Chill at Baltimore;
Edward Shipper, consul of Chilli at Philadel-
phia.
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SECRETARY RoBEsoS is expected home to-
morrow evening.
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PosTMAsTRRs APPoINTRD.-The President
this morning appointed the following post
masters: Charles G. Gapen, Lacon, ILL.,, Luther
). Plat. Naugatuck, Conn; Francis c. Deim-
ling, Virginia City, Nevada; Alex. Mcdonnell
Benecia, Cal; Ambrose +. GOrtOn, Chittenauga
\. Y; Jno. X. Beatty, Eaton, Ohio, and l.. ID. f.
Poor, receiver Of public moneys at Springfield,
Dakota.
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STAMP CANCRLLING MACHINRs.-The COM
mission OF internal revenue officials to select a
stamp cancelling machine held another meet
ing yesterday, and examined three new designs
recently submitted. There are six models now
before the commission and Others will be received
next month, during which the time for submit
ting them has been extended. The award will
not be made before October or NOYemher.
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In order to satisfy the jury, Sergeant Ear
nardt a uusty onkcer OF the western district,
had been detailed 70 thoroughly search the
premises; taking mp the stair carpet and oi-cloth
In the passage, where the shot was alleged %
have been fred by the prisoner. Having dis
charged this duty. the oficer returned and testl-
ned that he could find no trace whatever Of q
pistol shot.
TIE RESULT or THE INQUEST
The testimony was here closed, and AFTER A
brief consultation the jury announced paradox
I'm the shape Of a verdict. Eleven members
signed verdict to the effect sthat the deceased
came 70 her death from pistol shot fired by the
hand Of some person unknown TO the jury"
One member, however, Mr.. Edw. j. Thomas,
refused his assent 20 this verdict and signed il
under protest. adding that he believed ssthat the
deceased came 70 her death from a pistol shot
hred by the hand OF Jesse Uppercue."
ARRESTED BY THE STATE
In the meantime Deputy State's Attorney
Pinkney, having been informedof the HON icides
visited the police station and issued bench
wan ant for the arrest OF the prisoner, charging
him with the willful murder OF Mrs.. Wheat.
Upon this warrant he was detained IN custody,
and later In the day committed % JAIL 70 aNsit
the action OF the grand jury.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
ECMBOLDT ITEMS.


From h Silver State, April 81
At III date of our last issue it was
a matter of extreme doubt whether
Governor Fall would ever rise from his
SICK bed again. Saturday night, those
who watched with him thought his
tIme had certainly come. and that he
Wouid never see the light of morning.
break The crisis, however, passed
between l. O'Clock m. and I Il. m,
and. al daylight on sunday morning,
hopes OF his recovery begun to revive.
During that dav Mrs. Fall and his
daughter. Mrs. kinkead. arrived from
below. not expecting to find him alive
bat We're happily Disappointed in his
condition. With reasonable prudence
and care he is now out of AL danger.
ana may soon he expected on the
streets again. 1t j. his intention to 20
10 California as soon As he l. able to
travel. and take a season of rest from
the continual strain and of active
business life. His physicians have
advised him that such course - essen
tial for his speedy and complete re-
coverv.
by Il private letter from Eiko, we
learn that the Colorado fever has
cache that place. and a regular
Spring stampede * expected. Phoebe,
and the country theretbout> is likely
To he depopuiatel, should the favor
able accounts of rich placer digglngs
being found continue.
The Board Of County Commissioners
fixed the rate of taxation. for the pres
eut year. at s. % on the oue hundred
dollars, apportloned to the different
funds a. follows; Stale, 81 - County
81 - ; School. 70 cents.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Grown POINr.- The Gold Hill
News, OF saturday evening, speaking
Of his mine says:
.Bv means of double cages and the
best nuI>tIug machinery on the Com
stock ledge. about 900 tons per day Is
the we'd OF this mine. The working
Levels IN The rich deposit are Yielding
well and regularly, and the assays oI
ore from the LOO loot level average
nearly 500 per ton. As TO the extent
nj ,his great ore body-It Is UHdelHed
ami simply immense. The ballIon
product OF the mine for last month
fools up over 500, 900, and during the
pre,eIit month it Will yield PROBABLY
ST 900, 900. 1t certainly Is being wufhed
with great activity and efnclenry.
tn. mills CONNECTED win this mine
gre ali IN. excellent runaing condition,
an the regular "c.ean-ups ale
particularly gratifying"
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THE GOOD TIME COMING.

Many political journals in the Allan
tic States attach far more importance
to the Independent movement now be
ing made 10 defeat Grants reelection,
than is generally supposed on this
coast. The action of the Cincinnati
Convention i looked forward to with
great interest and its results may rev
Olutionize the existing state a things.
Able and influential men from every
Stale i'll the Union will comprise that
body, and among them not a few who,
Disguised with their political leader
Grant, will exert themselves to the
utmost, to circumvent the machina-
tons of his ~Lieutenant~, toe they ever
80 artfuily planned. There has been
no administration 50 unpopular as the
present. since the days of john Tyler,
unpopular alike with Republicans and
Democrats.
A> We understand it, there is to be
no surrender whatever of Democratic
principles. The circular Of the Com
mittee of Arrangements invites all
voters, without distinction of party, to
Join in sustaining the Constitution as
It i, and securing civil reform, 4 tariff
for revenue only, general amnesty for
past political ot1enseS, and local self
government. Il says further, that
-f - - = ~ - d
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Lyon county. Nevada Il >iugularlE
Formulate Ihe report of the Grand
Jury shows that The books and ac-
counts ri all the county officers were
found 10 toe correctly kept that the
county jail i IN good condition, and
that The pdbI!c schools are conducted
III an economical and satisfactory
MANNER
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The Sacramento Record of the 4th
says that while removing and eXhu-
ming dead bodies last week, from the
old common lot in the City Cemetery
to another location, one corpse was
taken up which had Il pair Of
shackles e%ncircllng its bones. From
police officer Len. Harris we learn
that the bones thus ornamented We're
formerly a portion of L prisoner on
the old prison brig" Of this city.
who in 1874, e~Hdeavorel to make his
escape by jumping overheard, but
was drowned IN making the attempt.
His body was recovered and buried
i'll the prison garb, including the or
uaments before mentioned. What's
his name, or whence he came there
is no one now who can tell.
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A~pDliCatiOn for Patent.

L. :. LAND OFFICE,
Aurora. NEVADA, April 4ta. 1872.

u. =. Ii 'FF ASE,
AURORA. NEVADA, April 4tl, 1872.
AT0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
y g. BLA>DEL ami A. D.. 2 iPE have this
day I'll Il in tri, office a diagram and notice Of au-
plictu IA for patent from the Tn ted >tare-, under
Act of ConIFst-, approved July -6th. l>Gt, Tor one
thousand Loco iIDcti feet Of Il certain vein or
lode OF y arIz. or Their rock, in place beaTin,
GoLI. ~silse:, copper. and other metals. commonly
ctiiei and known as tue Dolores Lode = AID
Dolores u III ani /. r Mining Company. situated
in the Wilson Mimi District. kslleIlida couRiy,
STATE Of Nevada. said claim Is bounded on the
north 10y the extension of the Dolores Company,
and on the south by the Mount Nern' II Company,
AMI is more particularly described rs f,iiow,
Commencing a the locaIionoI the notice posted on
the Ga III, and running t.ence III a northeasreily
directi al one I'll ust "a feet to a 5 axe Cl612o east:
ais ,, one hIndred feet ON each side of SAID vein or
10 lie for the convenient use II working said claim;
tue same being on upsuryeyed lind.
Said claim is more particularly described in the
notice and diagram posted in this office and on
the claim. WILSON BUTLER,
ap9-9Od U. s. Register.
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CHANGED HANDs.-The Elko indie
pendent, of April ., says the Cosmo-
poli;an Hotel mas changed hands, }.
ID. Treat retiring ami }. L. Fitch TAX
ing possession. Mir. +. il II of the
most popular meu in the county. and
he viii doubtless make Il SUCCESS q
the hoteI business
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

4 lady in Aberdeen. Scotland. Is
more advanced in woman's rights
than any other woman iii Great Brit
ian. She goes regularly to the barber
- Get shaved.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

The Mormon Republicans have
elected Tom Fitch and Frank Fuller
delega-es to the Philadelphia National
C~OnVen.lon.
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The salary Of the President o. Har-
ward College j. $1,000, and The salary
# ;he head cook OF one Of the Boston
hotels, is @f,500.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

An effort j. being made in Congress
. obtain an appropriation Of Sil.o4o
or surveying The eastern boundary Of
California.
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The new trial OF Laura ID. Fair has
been fixed for June -.
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Little AMI Big Cottonwood Districts,
in Utah. are still covered with snow.
The Emma and other mines are work
flt-. however. WIKI full sets Of hands
and good prospects.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Latest New York quotations are gold
firm, Governments dull and heavy,
money active and stringent.
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The san trduci~co Call now claims
= caI.y circulation OF over 1900
copies. No city double the population
IN the Union. has either Il daily OF
weekly newspaper boa>tIng OF 80 large
q circulation a. luc Gail.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Tia White Pine News, of April :.
says: The pri-oner,-Ciihord, Burke
aui Roih-Iepartei this morning for
Carson. fn charge OF Deputy Sheriff
John Nicholson ami three guards.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

The Caribou mining interests, in
British Columbia, are reported as
fOuriehin-.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Numbers Of miners are leaving Salt
Lake City and going TO Star and other
districts south.
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A telegram. dated St. Louis, April
6, says a prominent Illinois politician
now III this city states that Senator
Trumbull has recently written a letter
to his brother in-law, DR.. Jayne, of
Springfield, Illinois, in which he fully
commits himself to the Liberal move
ment, and expresses the opinion that
the nominee of the Cincinnati Conyen-
ion VIII be.tae next President.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

An explosion oi sulphur occurred at
Potts cp..iery, a Locus, Dale, near
Ashland, Pa, recently, burning ten
men. some OF them, 1t IS thought,
fatally.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

\ Minnesota paper prints a list OF
1nS old maids and widows who wish
10 change their state Exchange.
We would suggest tAe STATE Of Ne
"a "a.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

There are two hundred insurance
Offices il Chicago.
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Already mention i made OF n straw
berry festival to come OF il Oakland,
III a few days.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

In the Massachusetts House. re
Gently, = bill to take from cities and
towns the right to authorize the >ale
OF malt liquors "a, rtjected-ayes, -:
uOe~, -.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Edwin Forrest has been compelled
10 terminate his engagement at the
Globe Theater, Boston. from an attack
Of lung fever.
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School Building Notice.
DY Resolution OF THE BOARD OF
ID Trustees, notice is hereby given that
Plans for q Public School House,

with a capacity for four departments. based upon
an e-tIhafcd cost Of not less than nv- uDr 10 ex-
ceei eight thousand do las fr such h~ufIiug.
when c"mplr ted. will be received by he secretary
If he Beard. at his office in the Comfy Bull4ius,
for TEN DAYS from the ate Ice -ll
:. II. mni rIIf. Secretary.
Carson City, New, April 9. ISL. Applied
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CARSON CITY:
Tuesday. April .. 1872