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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

A SOUTHERN REBEL JOURNAL is very
much worried about the freedom OF the
press. 1t is only ten or twelve years since
this same paper sustained the men who
threw Northern abolition papers out Of the
mails and believed it to be their duty to do
so. The Republican party will defend the
liberty, but not the license Of the press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

THE Baltimore Sun, speaking Of its i'm
pure water, says: 1--WE will remedy all that
every effectually, however, ere long. We
Gill mix a little Gunpowder with it. u"
"Gunpowder is the name for chain-light-
ming whisky in Baltimore.
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a~OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC IN
~ sURAzCE COMPAEY.
.~HIBERNIA HALL ASSOCIATIO
JylS-Nrw&Th6t

lylo-N W q 1uOt CCSICt9I!s
F~NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
By the provisions Of the sixth sectiSn Of an e!
entitled IAN act for the government Of ZIG District
June D, 1874 the undersigned are constitUted 3
al the unFanded OF hostinE indeStedness q The
District OF Columbia and Of the Board Of Public
SFeets to Five notice foT the presensOn Of the
First. Claims against the Board of Public Works
second. Claims against the Board OF Public
BY certiacates Of their auditor.
Third. Claims against the District OF Columbia
evidenced by certificates Of its auditor and comp
eSrh Claims Exiting hereafter created fer
arising out Of CONTRACTS, written or oral made by
Firm. Claims for which no evidence Of Indebted
ness has been issued arising out OF contracts, writ
ten oral made by or on behalf OF the District OF
sixth. Claims for private property taken by the
and alleys Of the CT les Of Washington and George
Seventh. Unad,usted claims for damages that
may have been presented to the Board Of Public
~ Se b t. an 81 Gt sSS eReG
act providing for the payment Of damages sgs-
T SypPTS2ed Gn - Wasn G m to
Sc examined and audited without regard to any
Eighth. Claims for amount Of sewer tax or assess
ment paid by any persons OF ~ ~
District Of Columbia, entitled IAN act creating
drainage and sewerage sections in the cities OF
Washin gton and Georgetown, in the District Of
Columbia, and providing for the payment Of the
sessments, and issuing certificates therefor" sP-
In each case where the Indebtedness claimed to
exist account Of services rendered or material
furnished upon the order Of an officer Of the Dis
fTict OF Columbia or of the Board OF Public Works.
such claim must be accompanied by the certificate
of the officer ordering the same.
No claim will be audited or allowed unless pre-
sented within ninety days from the date hereof.
All claims scented under this notice must be ad-
dressed to the Board OF Audit, Columbia Building,
Four-and-a-half street, WashinEt3n, p.G,
First Comptroller, UpIted States Treasury.
- J. n. BRODHEAD,
Second Comptroller, United states Treasury
SGtSs 8, 1874. ,u., SI p
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GEN. B. F. BUTLER.


General Butler shows very clearly, in letter
published this morning, that the charge said 10
have been made by General Hooker, that he
Butler) had stolen the money Of his coIored
troops had no foundation whatever in fact. Peo-
pie who tell stories about Butler have been over
doing 1t, He lie a man likely to excite sharp an
tayOnisns, and those who dislike him arc very
ready to believe anything that is said to his dis
credit
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nVRD

,PoE.-Ai the Epiphany Church Home on " ednes;
day Torning, July ., Miss Ro,E PUE, aged
Funersl services III the Home, on street, be-
tween Thirteenth AMI fgnrteenih streets, this
OFESSTEIN.-On July 2, MAEGARETTE E,
daughter OF CasP3r and Barbar Ofenstcjn, after
an fOrtttude, aGel twenty-five years and ave
The funeral will take place tomorrow friday
morning, at O'Clock, from her parents residence,
street north, between second an Third tree;
Wien moGrnfuI friends around me stand,
To sre me leave this world OF pain,
My saviour kindly taxes my hand,
And leads me with his train.
Dear parents fare thee we'll,
With you can no longer stsy;
hear my Saviour sweetly cal
And must haste away.
Lonely tire house, AMI sad the hour
Since our dear child l. gone,
But 9h, a b ig9ter 9 nome taan ours
RETZ: July p, at = o'Slocf ?: M Of GhOleTa
intAnt9m' k3sH, infant qsiusnier 81 l.. Is; anu
Funeral to-day. CThursday.) July o, at 4
SIS Street northwest.
DOODY.-ygIy q, at HEB p. m, MARGARET
Her relatives and friends arc pectfuly request
ed to attend her funeral, fro N her Ia residence
s cOnd and Third streets southwest.
HARTNETT.-On July q, OF typhoid fever, JOHN
"
F@hsFa raj iram his late Tesdence No a. reei
FRIENDS and reitflS StSOS are Invited to sttehd
P0ULTOS-Aftera long and painful illness, VIII.
for the isst Years 81 Teent Of hit city.
Relatvcs and friends OF the fami y are respect
TeieR R No. SO Eshti seat toe
morrow (friday) evening, at O'Clock.
Notwithstanding, on July q, HENRY o.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, 1854
Tenth street, to-day, THURSDAY. } at T. m.
VAN RESwICK.-In New York city, July ~.
ANN ELIZA VAN REswICK. aged fOrty-four y; ars.
sEITZ.-On Wednesday, July 2, at I:3C p. m, OF
moths and ten days, infant daughter OF Geo. W.
Funeral from residence OF parents, No: Is9 Sew
enth Street southwest, this Thursday aft moon,
July q, at O'Clock Family and friends are kindly
PGGE,-It Cedar Grove, near warrenton, Fau-
1ueE county virginia on ST qTs s9Sgr .S 9 Kali z
ASDRES sTEPa55SsS ESQ 49,, son month"; 0o
FlTZGERALD.-On the morning Of July q, az
$50 O'Clock, WILLIE DOMINIC, beloved son OF
FTieSds Of ne fImiiT are invited to attend his
funeral from his parents residence, no - =
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets SOUTH
on Tomorrow, CThursdsy,) July q, At O'CLOCK
'JoHNsoN.-Suss CATHERINE JOHNSON, aged
Funeral and Re1uIem Mass on Friday, at o'elock,
fully invited to attend.
BLUNDQN.-On Tuesday morning. July q,
and Sarah +. BlundOn.
Her funeral viii take place from the Presbyterian
church West street, Georgetown, ID. C., tomorrow
CThursdAy) afternoon, at O'Clock. The friends
and Rcguantances Of the family are respectfully in
ted to attend. -
BRoNAUGH.-on July q, 1874, at 5:Ij O'Clock,
2. M, In the slNt:eth yeaT Of his age. JOHN W.
BRONAUGH, eldest son OF the late John w and
Annie =. Bronaugh, q Stafford county, va
The funeral services will take place from his late
redeng Of marks and First streets Geo p-
toWnl D. O., at Up. m, on Tomorrow, CThurs lay,
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A WESTERN PAPER, violently opposed to
denomination of General Grant, hopes
the New York Tribune may become third
term organ. That would defeat it. GER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI'
CAN learning the city for the summer can
hare TIE paper mailed to Their address for
sSrty-sir cents per month, in ddOdnce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

ONE Richmond paper wants to put
another one upon its defence before the
country" The country does not care one
cent about either.
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ygE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has 4
LARGER CIRCULATION THAE ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DISTRECToF CO.
LUKEIA.
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%WeWAR DEPARTMENT,

~ SURGEON GENERAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., July /. 1874.
An Army Medical Board will meet at New York
city, and similar board at San Francisco, on the
9Th Of August next, for the examination Of candi-
dates for admission into the Medical Staff Of the
United States army.
Applications for permission 10 appear before
these boards should be addressed TO the Secretary
Of War, through the Surgeon General, United
The application must be In the handwriting OF
the candidate, and must state the full name rest
dates must be between y and % years OF age, and
graduates Of Medical College having thorough
and complete course OF medical education-eyi-
dence Of which must be submitted TO the board.
TestImsnials as to character and qualifications
must be furnished.
If the applicant has been In the medical service OF
the army the fact should be stated, aud In such
cases the limit age may be extended, sub to
the decision ofthe Secretary Of War In each special
case.
ppnses Of persons undergoing EXAMINATION, as II Is
an indispensable prerequisite to apPolntmenSs
t.o rhcr.o1n., s,.ooo, 4, y, al n 3 a -,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
GoLLEcEqH's OFFICE, I

COLLECTORS OFFICER
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, !
WASHINGTON, July Il, liza.
BY an act OF Congress approved June %, lsI4, en-
title "a Act for tae government OF the District
Of olunb a. and for other purposes, there Is lev
led upon the present ssed Value Of all real es
tate in the DiITct Of Columbia for the fiscal year
nding June 20. re75 the following taxes, YiIi In
the city Of Washington three dollars on each one
hundred doll Of the present assessed valuation;
in tue CITY Of GEORGETOWN two do lars and any cents
VaustiOn, and in the county. (Outsde Of the cites
OF Washington and Georgetown J two dollars on
each one hundred dollars of the present assessed
valuation.
BY the terms Of this act an abatement OF one per
cent. per month 10 allowed upon the taxes so levied,
for each and every month Of payment made In ad-
vance OF the LIST day Of November, 1874. On and
amer thPt date penalty Of one per cent. per mouth
BY Ike same act, II Il made the duly Of the colee-
tor on the first day OF March, 1875, to prepare list
ten days thereafter 10 advertise the same for sale Ia
some newspaper published in the District Of Colum-
bla, in the manner prescribed by law.
The tax books prepared under this new levy lin
posed by act Of Congress above referred toy having
been completed by the superintendent Of asst S.
ments, ape turned over TO the collector, bills will
be furnished on application 81 this ONCE;
An abatement 0T four per cent. HttI Be dU0tOed
onlV during the month Of July.
All persons t0ishiag TO dpqH bienstLusS OF tie
hi9he1 abatement diLoiOed By lap should make I'M
MEDIATE application 70 thfS once to procure their
bills and thus dvofd the eroWd and delay dlI0ags
Incident to TIE last days Of the fmH2,ggta'v ,oov
OoiIoefor ~ Ia va for n n
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RATES OF ADVERTISING;

Nan subscribers, $50 per year; $40 for SIX
months, and 500 for three months. Terms IL
ia hlr In ahranrn-
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communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. J.
MUETAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. c.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOE HEnIP

NAVY PAY OFFICE, Boston, Jdse q 1874.
Sealed pToPoSsls will be received st tlls office un
YnOon, July p, 1874, for the delivery OF one bun-
cred QO0) tOns-22 go pounds-of hest SnaTiS-T,
nemPI a. the United States navy yard, Boston.
mAss,s within two months after date OF swRrrI Al
S1eh times and In such quantities as may be deSig-
AAhLe9 a ~ the Commandant Of the navy yard.
Nv hp1es OF the Hemp required will be furnished
Il AS SommAndant OF the navy yard, and can also
tbssse y N this once. The Hemp must be equal 10
nsnsi i1tnpss 70 every respect, anu subject TO the
Am H. Peotl0n % the navy yard afteT delivery.
49, ,G1sInp rejected must be removed from the
~ tne risk and pCnse Of the bidder. and
WI " y ms risk until removed.
,vb6S HenSsSa e 70 be given to the lowest bidder
HHHSSl t%alP passes Inspection. The price OF the
heaP OneFeo must include is delivery at the navy
Two satiSfaetory suretIes must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing faithful execution Of the offer
II aceepYeds n GEORGE PLUNkETT,
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Tweutv-ave cents per line. Advertisements unoeL
,bsbs.5 OF ,.For Sale or Rent, " WANTED,
and Found, " and "PersOnsL" twelve ana I nALi
cents per line.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
,,,TbIis,ed eyerv Thursday morning, and is fur-
Tisbcd TO subscribers at the following rates; One
COW one year, e; three copies one year. 81 yen
copies one year. E5 single copies, in Wrappers I'VE
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TIHE PEOPLES CHOICE IMPROVED
L SODA, with granulSted ice, from the Triumph.
Jy2l-Im Corner Seventh and streets.
THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMIA
are prepared 70 supply at short notice Til,ng to5
different eolors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
fronted. Seli.S walS snd soorin1 cenent,sd Ia an.
elude dampnessi Kitchens and areas eemented and
the Intrusion OF rata insects, Ec and All other
work executed for which Portland Cement Is
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes 10 few
days superior to any Of the marbles natural stone
In common use, and Is an admirable imitation OF
either marble or stone. Is more durable, and lu-
creases It's crushing resistance with age Its beauEy
uhquestlohAoe' n N RoBERFS, ManageT,
tanSO-u " - - LOuisiAna avenue.
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AatiUnaG gepabtitau.
mURrAeH...........EditOr and Proprietor.

,r,o NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
,,o-1inr Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
,SrofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenues
md is furnished to subscribers (by carreTsl 81 MY
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The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
spOnsible bidder for al the envelopes snd napier,
the prices be calculated the basis Of the nnI
Der used Of the several grades during the last fiscal
yea which Is fOl0sE5:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 GRAND DIVISION s. OF t.
- The third Quarterly Session Of the Grind Grind
Division Sons Of Temperance viii be held IA u
mae ne oa SIDE IN
three doors east Of Congress street. SeTT
At iy y;S O'Clock. JAMES l. e ESS ss ariSe
R~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
~ ISOLATION,
VIM. KINDS SMITH, ESQ,
Grand Secretary Of Y. N. @. A, Manchester. Eng
land, will address the meeting at Y. NJ. G. A.
Chapel
THIS EVENING, AT so'CLoCK,
ON BIBLE STUDY.
Also corner Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, at O'Clock, and at Lincoln Hall at
O'Clock
THIS THURsDAY) EVENING.
All are invited. jy23
~ moved to 1893 g street northwest. Good
accommodations for ladies. Lessons any hour de-
m sFsa Terms d PER @0R!9 Two ID G r'
s~eGRAND MASS MEETING
OF THE
Friends ofthe COrcOFan Square Market,
Corner Seventh and streets.
The friends Of the above-named Market wiu have
a Mass Meeting on the Market Square on THURS
DAY EVENING, sd instant, at 1850 O'Clock. Emil
nent speakers and fine Band Of Music will be pres
emit and 1t is hoped that the friends of said Market
will all turn out and be present on the occasion.
BY order ofthe Committee;
jya-a. DANIEL, President.
H~ALL PERSONS HAVING ORDERS
rs at the late Mrs. +. r. PROCTOR'S Hair
dressing Store, No. i9 Eleventh street, Will please
call and get them before the LIST day Of August,
as the entire stock Is to be sold The store Will be
open daily from 10 to II O'Clock: ,,oo-oo
H~BOYD'S DIRECTORY.-THE UN.
~ dsrsigned has connection with any OF
the Directories now being canyAssed for and pur-
porting to be my successor &C. VIII Issue BOyu's
regular Directory usual on or about tie LIST OF
January next. Look out for persons m4EiIg mis-
jy2i-iw Directory Publisher.
e~OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC IN.
lbS SURAzCE COMPANY.
No. s. HIGH STREET,
GEORGETOwN, ID. C., July IL, 1874
The annual election for twelve directors OF TINS
Company will be held at this ONCE, on MONDAY,
Polls open at 10 O'Clock a. M and close at Il
O'Clock m. j. W. DEEBLE,
JylC-td seeretAy.-
n~HIBERNIA HALL ASSOCIATION
~ of Georgetown, D. G., having purchased
the lot 20 by ITO feet, Bridge street, opposite the
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TNINE ASPINwALL BANANAS,
Il Just received and selling low.
MALAGA FRUIT CO.,
jy2i-st 4s Ninth street northwest.
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SUMMER TOURISTS,

And THOSE who leave the CITY during the
Summer months for the COUNTRY, 81 ~
NER RESORT, or SEASHORE, are In
formed that we have great variety OF Ms
PORTED TABLE LUXURIES, SAUCES
and CONDIMENTS. Articles packed and
shipped by express to any part OF the
country.
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STOCK ON HAND.

The contractor. shall at all times keep on hand =
stock Of the several kinds and denomination, Of
Trlopss ami Wrappers subject to the control OF the
Agent Of the Department., In all stages u manufaC-
ture sufficient 70 meet all orders Of the Department,
and to provide against any and all contingencies
that may be likely to occur during tbs eNistguceO
partment may be promptly hlled.
PAYMENTS.
PAYMENTS for stamped envelopes and wrappers
actu Is oil and delivered vii! De made qua
after proper examination and adjustment OF &C
AWARD.
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CLARET WINE,
AL grades and quality CLAREF suitable for
MIXED DRINKS, PUNCHES, sc. PRICE,
% 50 per dozen.

All the above goods are in tn or glass, In small
packages. prepared for instant use, and can be
carried without breaking.
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= v. bl
Total number of members Of convention Ilj


Total number of members of convention l5j
On motion, a Convention of the party was
called. to he held at Carson City on the 2Sth
day OF September, lSt
On motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we recommend to the vari-
Gus Democratic and Liberal County Ccmmit-
tees Of the State of Nevada to appoint prima-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to the
state and County Conventions i'll accordance
with the abov" apportonment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles of consumption here and articles
of production to be transported to market is
actHally necessary for the well being and pros
pcrity of the State, and that we favor the
passage ola law by our next Legislature rcgr,-
lating he tariff II railroadtrcights and fares on
roads in this state, preventing unjust discrim-
inaiion. thus reducing the cost of living tor
our miners and labo-ers. and keeping the
money amongst us in legitimate trade. instead
of sending it into the vaults of railroad com
panics.
Resolved. That VIC are IN favor Of taxing
the property of railroad companies the same
aS other property. and that the property If
railroad companies should be assessed rs near
its actual cash value as other property is now
assessed
Resolved, That NIL voters who are in favor
OF the foregoing rcso utions. and opposed to
the administration OF |. :. Grant. arc invited
to participate in the primary elections hereby
called, and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing campaign in Nc
vada. j. 7. klORDEN.
Chairman pro tenn.
NJ. $. GoNSIrirLp. Secretary pro TEN.
lt.r
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A TSD2s.zI YARN.

4 correspondent of the st. Louis
Repa61icaa describes the following
scene, which he says he witnessed on
recent voyage to China:
One day l was putting on a new
hook, about the size of boat hook
when the man at the wheel saw Il huge
shark under our stern. As soon as he
told me about it | got Il large piece u!
fat pork, three or four pounds, for II
bait and dropped it ovcrbCard. His
sharkshiD saw it and came slowly
toward it. The water was nice and
clear. He felt the bait with his nose
and turned over on his side, opened
his ponderous mouth and took in bait.
hook ard all, then started. Il fairly
made the woodwork smoke as the
heavy line played out overit. We soon
stopped him by taking II round turn
ON IL Delaying Iin. and we brought
most Strai9h,cned out the huge iron
hook. 1t took three men to haul him
ON deck, and he made things lively for
Il while, sure. He ilounred and
bounced around the poop deck into
the e-Scuppcrs. The cook went for
him with carving knife, and the first
lick he made at him he missed him.
The shark made bounce, striking the
cook with his tail behind both legs.
The deck being slippery, the cook 5
legs flew from under him and he
dropped on the broad of his back as
fiat as a founder. The cook, nothing
daunted, Went for the shark again, and
this time cut him clean open. That
didn't take the fight out of him. /,
took two men, with Il board across his
tail, to hold him down to the deck,
while two men held the line with the
hook in his mouth, SO he could not do
any more damage,
The shark is the sailors greatest
enemy at sea. Jack hates him worse
than poison. They took the insidcS
out of the fellow. His heart beat for two
hcur> and twenty minutes aftcrward,
by the watch. We pitched him over
board, and he kept Hopping about as
if he wanted souicthing; So we threw
him his insideS, minus the heart,
which he no sooner saw than he gob-
bled them up and started off; but they
fell out again through the slit the cook
made in him. He kept picking them
upand dropping them so often he must
have got tired OF that job, for he final
lv took them in his teeth and made Il
dive below out of sight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04
CARSON RIVER FOSSILS.


In giving the list pf contributors TO
the cabinet of the Pacific Coast Pio-
nccrS, at their last semi-montily meet
ing, we unluckily made mistake in
the name of the party who presented
II number of fine fossils, which were
found in the tertiary sandstone he'd at
the Nevada State Prison. To Mr.. J.
NJ. Massey, ore of the prison officers,
belongs the credit of presenting this
beautiful collection of pliocene remains.
The fossils are well preserved Speci-
linens of fresh water muscles. very like
living species now existing in the
Carson and Humboldt rivers. The
OddeSt specimen of the lot is an object
which bears a striking resemblance to
pelritied hens egg. This ovarian
relic is, however, merely a concretion
of sand and clay.
By the way, the valley of the Carson
contains numerous beds of tertiary
sandstone which are evidently rich in
fossil remains. We are informed that
at the State Prison quarricS not long
since, the hands eShumed the jaw
bone and tusk of large mastodon.
The jaw contained several large sized
molars, and the tusk was about eight
feet in length. Owing 10 their decayed
condition these specimens soon
crunibled when exposed to the air, and
we regret to add that the prison iii :
caiS, so we are told, took no active
measures for their preservation, and
did not even make Il cast of these in
tercsting relies. We earnestly hope
that if the quarrymen at the prison
shall succeed in unearthing any more
fossils, the same may be placed in the
geological cabinet at Carson City.
About two miles to the southeast of
Dayton, near the mouth of FL Dorado
canyon, there is another tertiary bed,
upon the surface of which are plainly
marked the footprints of colossal
horses, Of large cllls, and of many
other varieties of extinct fauna. Ten
years ago an cnterp:ising Englishman
who resided AZ Dayton quarricd a lot
of those fossil tracks for the use of a
geological society in London, and our
people would act wisely by saving all
such curious specimens for our own
public COLLECTIONS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04

Town Lots For Sale!

GONE DESIRABLE LOTS FOR PRIVATE
- residences, situated on Paul street, in Mac
donald's survey, will be Sold ON favorable
terms. For full particulars >apily TO
MALCoM MACDONALD,
At my residence, on South Spring .fcct.
api.-ti-iy.
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PDLfTTC.jL.
STATE CONVENTION;

TIE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
Virginia, Nevada. on the 18th of July. 1874,
pursuant to cali. The following appportion-
mcnt of delegates to the State Convention was
atlOptpl