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weather-Saiis Arriving = Habcns
Corpus Decision Appointed Ma.
for General Of Militia -Grecnbnx.

Ban Francisco, August 2o-l r. NJ
Weather cloudy and cool.
The steamer Japan, for Hongkong
mud Yokohama, sails at noon to-day.
The propeller Montana, from Mexican
and way ports, is coming upthe harbor.
The twenty-five Chinese women from
the steamer Japan on writ Of habsas
corpus. were before the Fourth District
Court to receive the decision Of Judge
Morrison on the writ. The court de-
cided the acts OF the Legislature under
which the writ wa brought and which
are intended to regulate and restrict or
prevent the immigration Of sick, dis
sassd, or criminal and immoral persons,
ore constitutional. The disposition OF
the women by the court is not yet in
timnted.
Major Dewitt G. Thompson, who
commanded q California battalion during
the war and is now Cashier OF the Ma.
tional Gold Bank here. has been ap-
pointed Major General OF the California
Militia, vice General John +. Miller, de-
clined. There has been much excite
nsnt in military circles over the whole
matter.
Grcsnbacks, 9lh@Ola..
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Til. English Press on Bias. Ball.

The most influential Of the English
sporting papers in tho higher class OF
English sporting society-the London
FIdd-in n column-and-a-half article
descriptive OF base ball says: First let
us premise that base ball is q scientific
game, more difficult than many, who are
in the habit Of judging hastily from out
ward semblanco. ear possibly imagine.
II is, in fact, the cricket Of the Amer.
lean Continent, considerably altered
since its first origin. as has been cricket,
by the yearly u to improvements
necessitated by the experience OF each
season. In the cricket field there Is ut
times n wearisome monotony that 10 ut
terly unknown in base ball. Everything
in the latter pastims is quick; the fluc-
tuations are rapid, and the uncertainties
as marked as in cricket. The theory OF
base ball is not unlike that Of Round
ers." in that bases have to be run; but
the details are in every way dissimilar. TO
play base ball requires judgment, cour-
age, presence OF mind, and the posses
sion Of much the same qualities as at
cricket. To see II played by experts will
astonish those who only know It by writ
ten description; for II Is u fast game, full
Of change and excitement, and not in tho
slightest degree wsarisome. To see tho
best players field even II a sight that
ought to do q cricketer's heart good; the
agility, dash and accuracy Of turning
anil catching The ball possesssd by the
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Grcsnbacks, oiH@oI1..

A vERr RAPID. safe all easy way TO make mo
ney. ). 10 procure territory 10 Introduce the latest
assnalinvention that l. waniei eycry day by ever
one. every where. who has a family. a fuil-slre'i
Sewing Machine with Table and Traiic for only
SO that does the same work As a i~ilcilns you
weuid pay SS Tor. rapid. smooth a,ni ,nni. makes
q scam - strong that The cloth VIII tear before The
stitches Will rip apart. Eight new aiiachinents tor
all work and the Improved Bution Hole Worker used
BY q. only. Agents only nrci show thenl IN opera.
tion to sell In every hous they enter. 81 aIIi up
wards cleared daily by smart agents, No such mt.
chine was ever offered AZ any such price. 3i.p1 sohi
last year, i0i.DD families Use them. Demand ln'
creasing every day. where they bccoLie known.
Ministers, Judges. Lawyers, Eiltors, Machlnlsis.
Tailors, etc., recommend them ~ perfect. Rights
giyen free TO int applicants. II therr Is no agency
IN your place, write fof u. or buy = machine for your
,mlIy or q relation, there l. none better or 80 cheap.
Machines sent To all parts Of the country on receipt
Of price, $40. Read advertisement beginning 50
saved ,n every Family" Ia another column ot this
paper. Address the Proprietor, RonrRt J. MpL
LIdAs 4 Co.. All Canl street. New York.
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STOCKS \ MINES.

The stock market for the week closes
firm, with an upward tendency. There
is AN advance to-day all along the line
and tho prospect for a good market next
week is unusually good. Stocks are look
inc much better than they usually are at
this time OF the month, which TACT
,ucurs we'll in favor OF n still better
market next month. The mining SIT
nation is most excellent, and all along
the line good Developments are made
and being made. A rise in stocks al the
nTsssnt time would be based upon real
merit. vet we do not anticipate any erea'
yis, for some weeks to come per
hans not before October. The mann
Comstock, from the Sierra nevada
20 Oy.rmau is showing unusually well
Al vsrious points. American Flat Is
looking up, and even away down ~ .hs
sou,h end Of Gold Canyon n SILVER
City section, mining matters are look
inc remarkably healthy. Elsewhere
we give special items OF interest regard,
an, The condition Of the kossuth q
Deu,y mines. which We commend to
The especial attention OF the stockhold-
srs OF those important and valuable
mines. They will find them correct
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BlLKY HoRsE.-A horse which was
recently placed on duty in m Of Sol.
Nosl's quartz teams maniissts u strong
ASSASSINATION for work. This morning.
as the team was passing down Main
stree, with a load Of ore, he laid down
in the harness. After being dragged
several rods. he got up again and went
ON his way joyfully.
DECEASED. - Mrs. Matte Moore. a
very estimable lady. died at her resi-
dence in Gold Hill this morning. The
deceased was n native Of Pittsburg. Pa,
aged ~ years. The funeral will take
place FROM her late residence. ut = p. N.
tomorrow. Friends and acquaintance
are invited TO attend.
on DurY AaAIS.-The locomotive Viz
ginis. which for ONE weeks past has
been undergoing repairs at the machine
shop Of the Virginia and Truekse Rail
road Company. in Carson. under the SUI
peryision Of Master Mechanic William
Bowker. came out to-day handsomer
than ever.
ARRIVALS FROM LAKE TAnoE.-Among
our towns people who returned from
Lake Tahoe yesterday were Postmaster
Chubbuck aud wife; Mr.. Harris, Mrs.
Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gray,
Mrs. George, Mrs. Randall and children
Mrs. Psnnoyer and Mrs. Anthony Fox.
sonx throat. cough. cold. and simila
troubles, II suffered to progress, result
in serious pulmonary affections, often,
times incurable. browns bronchial
troches reach directly the seat OF the dis
ease, and give almost instant relief,
EpucAriosAL.--The public schools OF
Virginia City reopen on Tuesday next
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Tur D,SEY MrsE.-This morning the
,,.,, wc., drift. from the ioo-foo, sta
lion Of the Dsney new shaft, was in a
.Ts,.nee Of 25I feet. the face in a much
soter anil more favorable looking ma
,s,;.i ,han for several days past. Taking
into consideration the dip oi the ieiee
in the old upper workings, 'oo ie.'
we.t OF the present WORKING smart,
tbi, drift should tap the ieuse
=, ! distance OF 800 feet at the mostirom
az .haft. This will cut II nearly 3oO
e., dssper than it has ever been pros.
800 in that portion OF the mine, and
,shsn its width and permanently at that
lin, are taken into consideration along
ri';,h The fact Of the hundreds OF tons
of pay ore that was extracted nom ny =
ths surface and millsd in early days, Tue
n~,o.pects Of u favorable Development OF
having ore IL certainly. to say the least
s,trsmsly fiattering. The pumping ma
chipsry i all kept in the most complete
yo,linc order. for fear q heavy How OF
water may be tapped when the ledge Is
reached.
RESTAURANT De FRAScE.-The ABOVE
eating establishment has become one OF
the most popular places in old I'M
In the short time since 1t has been es-
tablished it has risen in Its pres
emit popularity solely upon ITS own
merits. giving the very best OF
eating material. cooked and served IN
The most approved style, at the most
rs.sonabls rates. Duprey. the landlord
Knows how IL is himself and he y. APP
nrsciated. He invites inspection. lur-
key dinner tomorrow.
RELIGIOUS IsrrLLIorscE. - bishop
Whitaker will hold religious services u
the LYON County Court-house. IN Day
ton, on Sunday next.
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Two FOXES AND A PIcEPocKEr.-Ons
day Edward Fox went with his brother,
Charles James Fox. to witness the first
balloon ascent made in England. There
was a great crowd, AMI Fox detected a
pickpocket attempting TO relieve him OF
his watch. "My friend" said he, you
have chosen an occupation which will be
your ruin at last" The thief burst into
tears, and exclaimed. 30. Mr.. Fox, for
give me. and let me 60. / have been
driven to this by necessity alone; my
wife and children are starving!'' Fox
compsssionately gave him q guinea, and
he went away with blessings on his lips.
Soon after, Fox, wishing to know what
time it was. found his watch missing.
''Good God" he exclaimed, my watch
10 eone!" EYES," answered his brother,
~ know II is; I saw your friend take
IT." saw him take It, and made no
attempt to stop him!'' Really" said
the General, ''you and he appeared TO
DO on such good forms with each other
that l did not like 10 interfere. TIE
Gdldry for September.
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oRE SurMESr.-Yestsrday l05 car
loads OF ore were shipped by rail from the
the Comstock mines to the various mills
in this vicinity.
HouR CuASdEp.-Hereaftor on Mon
days the San Francisco Board Of Stock
Brokers will meet at II o'clock A. N. in
stead Of II N.
MURDER TRIAL.-Tho case Of Charles
HUFF. indicted for murder, is set for trial
in Judge Rising's Court on Monday next
at 10 A. II.
IMrnovrSo.--wc learn from DIR. Hall
that Robert T.. Taylor is getting along
finely. His recovery is only a question
OF time.
MErEoRoLooIcAL.-In Gold Hill at IL
N. to-day, the thermometer indicated a
temperature Of 20 degrees in the shade.
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TO CANDIDATES.

All announcements Of candidates for
Office, daring the political campaign,
published in this paper, must Be paid for
IN Advance. We accept of no contingent
arrangement, but treat all alike. Acan-
didate who cannot. or will not an
u n himself properly before the peo-
pie, and pay his printing bills promptly,
is no, at for the Office he seeks.
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I,.iisiou. Services ro-"orro~.

RELIGIOUS. - Reverend Mr.. Nc
Grath will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City. Sunday
evening at 4 o'clock. Subject: Glands
of Until hsis Down"
n. l.. CHURCH, GoLp HuL.-Divino
services will be held at this church.
Gold Hill. tomorrow morning and even
ing. by Rev. George Jennings, pastor.
ST. Joux's CHURCH. GoLD HrLL.-
There will be divine service at this
church tomorrow evening at 1:3O. Rev.
II. \. Eastman officiating. The seats
are free. and all are cordially invited.
Sunday School ut l:30 p. N.
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Coin HhLERs ard everybody read this:
There 10 Que thing certain; tho.c who are
ailing with dyspepsia. billions disease. and
loss Of appetite. get well by the use Of Bitter
Witch. Every time q dosc Il taken the patient
feel. better. Sod nj J. Jof e-' Drug store.
Last Chance f.inimcnt. the greatest palm
killer In the world Web Foot Pill, tie easiest
purgatiyc. Sold everywhere. 2'
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DISPATCHES.
tsrsctAL TO n sot mLt AL news.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fir. In wiim,urso., n. q.

EAFo IN hu8 soat M
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 29.--A
FIRE yesterday morning in resin ware
house aud wharvss in the southern por-
ton Of the city, destroyed about 5000
barrels OF resin and about 1000 barrels
OF spirits Of turpentine. Loss. $780,
900. mostly covered by insurance.
Indignation Meeting NJ Memphis,
Tenn.
MEMrurs, TENN. August pa large
meeting Of citizens was held in Express
sion Hall, to express the indignation Of
the community at the barbarous muir
der Of colored prisoners taken from tho
Trenton Jail. d. NJ. Estes presided,
with Ex-Governor Harris, Judge Archi-
balls Wright and Chas. Clativecht as
vicc-Presidsnts. Speeches were made
by Ex-Governor Harris. Jefferson Davis,
Col. Duncan Mckee, Gen. Forrest and
others, denouncing the cowardly assas-
sination OF prisoners, and calling for n
prompt and most energetic enforcement
Of the law against the perpetrators.
Gen, Forrest stated that he stood ready
tomorrow TO assist the officers OF tho
law to bring the assassins to punish-
ment. Resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing the horrer and indignation Of
the community at tho foul crime, and
demanding Of the Government prompt
and energetic measures for bringing the
murderers to justice, and relieving tho
State as far as possible from the dis
grace Of such horrible crimes, md ask
ing the Governor TO employ the police
experts Of Memphis to assist in captur-
ing the assassins aud to employ che best
legal counsel to assist tho Attorney
General in prosecuting them.
Extra session OF she Kansas Lexis.
lature.
TOPEKA, Kansas, August 29.-Gov.
Osborne has called an extra session Of
the Legislature, for the 9th Of Septsm.
Der, to devise means OF relief to the set
tiers whose crops have been destroyed
by grasshoppers.
Violating thc Enfercsment Act.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 29.-Elias
T. Kisls, Judge Of the City Court at
Eufaulia, was arrested last night on a
charge Of aiding the escape Of a felon.
Several citizens OF Euiaulia have been
arrested, charged with violating the En-
focement act.
An Expensive Government.
Nrw York, August 29.-Tho cost Of
the government OF this city for the year
ending August LIST, was in round num-
bers, $50. 1000 600. Tho debt in the
same time WA considerably increased.
Died OF ITS wounds.
A telegram was received yesterday by
a Spanish firm in this city, saying that
Jose Fsrrer dc Conto. editor Of the
Spanish paper FL Cronistd, published
here. died on Thursday from wounds
received in . duel with Col. Rosado, OF
the Cuban army.
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The following notice Is TO be seen dis
played at the corner Of q street in New
Orleans: Gentlemen are earnestly re-
questsd not to fire Of their revolven
near this corner. rs the proprietor Of the
pea nut stand 10 nervous, and has q
douhlc-barrsllsd shstgun constantly on
hand"
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COSMOPOLITAN SALOON, corner Of q street
and Sutton avenue, Virginia City. cnARL,s
sosuER date Of the Saddle l,ock), proprietor.
Mr.. sommcr desires to inform his frlcn l. and
the public generally that he has thoroughly re-
fitted and opened the Above popular = loon.
where he will he ready at all lines to supply
his customers with the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars. Give him n call. .
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wur IT Is.-It /, no, strange a all that the

WHY Ut h.-itis not slrahgc lhh 'hht 'he
sidewalk In mont Of ". H. Rlson's siorc IL
hlockaded with goo.ls every day. and 80 many
people coming out loaded with goods. for with
q few dollars you can buy groceries enough 10
do for a month. You can bly frrrh toma
toes. an can. for IS cis.: fresh peaches, IN
can, Is cts.; ffe-h oysters. 2b can, IS ctr.: pie
fruit, an can, IS cts. aud everything IN proper.
ton. Go and get n package 81 l.ison's coffee,
fresh ground every week. Try IL. y
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~ ~ Republican Central Committee, heldat
virsibla. July IN, 1874, the time. or holding
Republican primnrier, for iht election OF Dele
gates To the State ard County Conventions. wAs
dxed for
Wednesday, september 10, 1870.
Poll, 10 he open from 10 A. n. TO .. y. on
The number of Delegate, for the state Con.
vrniion WAS spporiioned ~ follows, toswit:
firt Ward. Gold Till-siK deltgstes. Pole
second ward, Gold HlIl-Pour delegates.
Poils nj Lincoln lIose.honse.
Pirs Ward, vlnsinia-Three delegates. Polls
second Ward; yitsinl.-r Five delegates.
Third Ward. Virginia Five Delegates. Tolls
At Young Amsrira Hn-ibe-h,u,e No. ..
Fourth Ward. virginls-Thrre delegates.
Polls Al Monumental RnniEe hou'e Nos,
Piowsry Prcinct- one delegate. Pollr 81
Empire state MIL.
pELEalrss ron COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tirt Ward. Gold IlIl-Eicven drlegairr.
sccond Ward. Gold Hill seven delegnirs.
First waid, y~lrginia-Riyc delegates.
Recond Ward. ylrginia-Nine delegates.
Third Ward. virginiA-Nine delegates.
FOURTH Ward. vivinia- Five delegates.
Piowey-One de eraie..
American flat-One delegate. rolls 81 Hal
timors Consolidated ONCE.
The County Convention to be held st Ffper's
Opera Ilouse, Virginia,
Saturday, september 10. 1870.
A. 10 o'clock A. ~. Cor the purpose Of POM.
mailing the allowing ticket, io-wai...
Two State senator.
Twelve A.sembl, men.
One District Judge.
One shcrin.
One Cpnniy Clerk.
. One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One County Assessor.
One Public Administrator.
One County Superintendent Public Schools
One County Surveyor.
Four County Cofnnlssioners
Three Justices 81 the Ieace.
Three CJn,iabler.
Board Of School Trustees.
RESOLVED. Thst the ie-t 10 be required Of oil
voter. at the Primary elections 81 the party
shall be:
firt-Arc you q citizen Of the United staies
and State OF Nevada, or will you be . lawful
voter at The ensuing election
Second you support the nomlr ees nj
the Republican state aud County Conventions
al the hest eleeiiohi
The officers OF the Primaries will be hereafter
announced by the Committee.
RICHARD RISING. Chairman.
A. WILLIAMS. Secretary. jy2i I'd
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I0LIIIt.iL.
sVuNIon RePvBLicAnA ~
state Central Committee.

/ - "HH
lrA MEETING OF THE UNION IHpCB
n lical Flats central tommiiicc. heid 10
vIrdnIn Cir, Jurc ~. iS1t, II wss
Rr.ol,rd. Tut q sia'e coavsntion o. the
I',iun i.rtuhlIcsn lLiiy bc held Mlhrr'
u,rrrs on THURSDAY. september. ~. irlt. ~
noipiia,r candidates for the following omecf'
to-~E: y...
live In Corgrr-r. two Ju.iices " the s%ulttthr
C.,ur lony and short ,erms, Secretary Of rtstr'
Attorney lrntnl Treasurer a. Slate. Ten
t7ull . Of stais, Surveyor aehrini, supeIl,'
teLdsni Of Pahlic Instruction. ttaie sa'nsIsi'
o:i-t. Clerk " the Supreme court o.s'v TN, Y.
t,r. and State Central Committee. AID ut thr
tranrrrtion of rneh other bu,ihtss ~ shah
prepeI;y GENE bt tore tie CONVENTION.
Rc.ul,ed. That each COuLty be enilIhd 10
ore Dckpsie ut large. one Tor each iVo tIire
and me Tor zach fnet!a % Ever " tofff CAT Hf
j. W. iIainc-. rrr-is, ntisl BIT cior. ~ The ern.
crai 81, etIop az lsi1. s|HI
/, rvl,cl. That tbs test 10 be required OF all
voi, II a; tie primary ,~ieciions ~ The Jary
shall I've: Ftrt-Av ,uu = rl'iy'h ~ 'be
United s,s'e e, lid . tate IL Sr,naa. Or will lou
he q laval vote at TIE Gaming rl,-iiou,. hsc'
und- Wiil ,ol support The ncn'hecs OF the lie.
publitan State and County Convention NJ the
ucx rlrctioIf
It,ol,cd. That the %,e,eihl County Com.
mlt,ees h. recommended ~ adopt such oiher
means and tests - ray scem io them necessary
To the promotion 81 purity and iairi s's o. The
primaries.
D,lcgair- are apporiicned 10 the 'e'ersicouu.
iIcr NJ ioll0wp:
Churchill. .............. ............s....'
DDu. las.
klk0. ....ss.s'''.''''' minimum
Esmernlda. ''''''"
Humboldt
Lincoln.
Lander. ...s....
nun IA. '.'''''"'
Nye. '''''
Orfnsby.. ...........ss... zee -. '''
slotry ...........''.'' '.''''' '''"
White Pine. ............... minimum. .
Lyon .........,........ .... .''".'.'''so
.....ss
q. u. zABRiskiE. chairman;
0to. A. KISo Secretary. JUS I'd
lRernbliean papers throughout the State cop,.l
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REPORT.
lurroHrro sArLr sr ~Nra . HALL
Last Evening,

Last Evening.
co ii,ynOnd4 by. 1880, icx bso. 10 80. 10,
$50 Eureka Con-. io. ios b
rs Phoebe. 81, ~. 81
Is Washington 4 Creole, ~
20 Americas Flags
ig.O belmont. ., 9s sso. chs. So. o..
as Page 4 Panaca, size, &c
loo Newark. Sc
20 Cederberg.
~ chief OF tho liill, zoe
100 Monitor. Belmont. ~
2l0 Rye Patch. Z. ~. y.
% X X Con. ]
10 NJ Dorado SOUTH
$50 NJ Dorado North. ~.
100 North Belmont. SOC
&C Empire ldahol. IL
4O Golden Chariot. ~. 5A.T
8 Chariot MIL. 10. ios
$40 Mahogany. 81. 81. 50 b5O. % Div
800 Ida Fillmore, 2s,2
80 silver Cord. ~.
90 Mammoth. ijc
ils savage. tis. gay. g.
LOO Cherry Greek. ~
1850 Sc .TihS' = a., .s.' ga. rs. IN b, "a
- Union Con-. u
go CALIFORNIA;, 59'.. 20 bio, 10
ITO Con. Virginia. NJ. so
40 Gosld.1 Curry, p, 2as. sax, sas e, ~,
no
$50 Empire Min. 81. 81. b5
1910 o,srn.n, 50, t5.. 80 bes. tos, aoS bio,
t9x Is, 20
le0 Bsleher. ~. 70 bio
iOO sierra Nevada. AZ. ~ bS
40 Bee, a Belcher. 3iS. D.. 81
81 CroNn Point. TiS. -. T3S 30, ~, IS bO
$50 New YOrk. ~. q.
10 Chollsr. peto.l. csS. :6S, s,. bio
lu6 Alpha. ~. "a h5
~ Imperial. 81
100 Ss.. Bvlchsr. 10
A. Confidence, l3t.
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This Moruius.


SIS ophir. s?1. s2l. %.
100 Gould q Cur, ~. s3'.. ~.
Ics Be.l & Hslehsr. 81, 53S 3ik, Is b5
rs savage, 81, CT. 5tk. Gia
so5 choIl.rPotc.i. IS, 81. IS. 5sS. 80, 60 bN
$50 Hale & Norero.., Is, az. u, Bbs. az,
$40 cro.nr Point. "a, ~. u. .lg. "a II
CSC Yellow Jacket, 80. SS. 81, sly BIO,
sox 40
IFS Imperial, ass. sS
e0sO Empire. So, s..ss bD
as ksntuek. i51.. 10
isis B.ichsr. 20 e0,,, 10y, ~, 20 sio
I'D Conndsno., IA, i3t
GAO sisrrs Nevada, t..tA
40 Con. Virginia, s3S, ssS 80. -, S1s
27io o,srmaa. 80, soA. -, ~ b0. ois M,
$40 Csiedonls' az "a. ar. ?sg bSD. - bo
sos California, 20, " bso. 5s. DS eon. Dea,
10 b3O
10 Con. Gold hin Quartz. ~. ~
400 Justice, NJ, ils. nv, Il, ~. bio
40 Jslia. ~. ~, q.
co Baltimore. ". "a. -. =. 30
s2s kn~leksrboeker, es. q s'.,ebo y
Is American Plat. ~
100 ks..sth, I. s5c.l
las woodville, =. ~, ~. ~
ITO Silver mn. S..sS
isj Seg. Bslchcr. ITO. iOs -, loo
rs Eclipse, T..1
co Ind & omsga, ~
els Andes. SOc
70 kssSsqa.r. 1t. 20, rs.
100 Dsney, ~
so Buckeyc. ls.2
$50 Globe. ~, II. bio
as Bullion. .
20 uAh, ~
s1S Leo. ~
go Tyler. 6oc. 6a.e
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FoR the very best Photographs, go to bradley
n Rulof-on'r Gallery without ~
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. az
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

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PROCEEDINGS
or Storey County Republican
Committee.

MEETING or TIE STOREY cOuN-
~ " Republican Central Committee, heldat
vIr,ibIa, July IL. 1874, the time or holding
Republican Primarer, for the election OF Dele.
gates Ia the state ard County Conventions, wAs
dxrd for
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TOPEKA, Kansas, August 29.-Gov.
Osborne has called m extra session OF
the Legislature, for the 9th Of Septsm.
Der, to devise means OF relief to the set
tiers whose crops have been destroyed
by grasshoppers.
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An cxn,u.Iye 0oyernment.

Nrw YoKK, August 29.-Tho cost Of
the government OF this city for the year
ending August LIST, was in round num-
bers, $50, 0OO, 900. Tho dobt in the
same time was considerably increased.
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A telegram was received yesterday by
a Spanish firm in this city. saying that
Jose Fsrrer dc Conto, editor Of the
Spanish paper ~ Cronista, published
here. died on Thursday from wounds
received in q duel with Col. Rosado, Of
the Cuban army.