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does surely and efectually cpnir"I NJ.
The testimony Of our best cllll'h-,..
classes establishes the fact, thht ~.
PICTORIAL will and does relieve aHN
the afiilctIng disorders Of the 1hf"A =.
Lungs beyond any other mrdlCihrno
most dangerous affections Of ID" oi'.
nary Organs yield 10 iiS power; ana -.
Of Consumption cured by this pr"pafsa'',
are publicly known, 40 remarkaN'
hardly 10 be believed, were proven ~ ~.
dispute. A. remedy IL u adequab'
which the public may rely for full pr,
ton. BY curing Coughs, the IOT"r1bE,-.
Of more serious disease, 10 saves uhh.',g
bered lives and amount Of suffering -
be- computed. II challenges tT!ItI. A.
cOnyinces the most skeptical. ~.
family should keep IL on hand a. ~
lection against the early and unpef.,tlsE
attack Of Pulmonary Affections, ~.
ar. easily met at first, but when Dtty.4
lfTuraDle and often fatal, u neg 4,
Tender lungs need this defence anu :.
unwise 10 be- without IL. A. 49,
10 children, amid the distressing ~, al
which bcsst the Throat ana ,nsofp
Childhood, CHEEKY PICTORIAL ~ in
BILE; for, by It's timely use, InuItI.NIy .,ys.l
rescued from premature graves, sbn 49,, u,
10 the love and affection centsf"Ip.. a,,I..
1t acts speedily and surely AGAIN. In.
nary colds, securing sound aba anu. Ir0u.
restoring sleep. No one will suHeI W..
blesOme Influenza and painful BrOhlSl,, i.
when they know how easily tbe!
cured. .,.t,ytous.
Originally the product Of long la ..5n nd
and successful chemical lnyfsusa.y II.
cost or toll IL spared I'm making s,f 49, lI
tie In the utmost possible PtIiI',','', a. UOs.
sessing All the virtues IL has ever -"
ed, and capable Of producI
memorable as the greatest u
fected-
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NV. GOSHEN CHEESE.
ROASTED COFFEE,
NELL & ELLIkGHAM,
GrOCers,
1908 Main st.


JI2OO Half Bbls Lake Herring.
1InO White Fish.
aDO No. Mackercl.
IpO No. Muckerel.
Zoo Packages Mackerel,2 and In quarter
barrels and kits.
y Heroes choice Carolina Rice.
40 Bbls choice y. q. MOlaSScs.
- HhdS choice y. q. Sugar.
"a BblS SyrupS.
30 BbIs Standards \. b, Extra {. Granu,
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin anu
&C Sugars.
100 Bills Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, IdlcwiSc, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prim" Ia choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prim" To choice IL L.
Teas.
90 Caddies prime TO Choice g. =: Teas.
our TobaccO embraces HalbrOOks j. X.
Milliner's PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best In the coun,
try. Our stock is full and complete, ana
will be offered to the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
call and examine our stock before purch-
aslng elsewhere. ,,
marble NELL q El'LlN"hhM'
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lung ,'u.'
a. Coughs, Colds, WhOopiug tough,
BTOnchists, Asthma, ard
Consumption.
inongtlteRfss

ANltilA wv
dlscOycTl"s
modern srlsEr
that are 81 n.
real yaluriD ma
kind than tbisf
f.ctual remedy
all diseases Oi
.ThrOatand lurF
A vast trial "
virtues, thr01F
out this and on
countrIcs, b.
shown that
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SUGARS.

SUGARS.
~ RBLS. STANDARD EXTRA &. b. 4 \;
D u {" Crushed ,Pow'rd and Gmnulalrd
30" Franklin Extra {,
50" Jersey CITY {,
20" Livingston,
New Orleans In hhds, or bblS.,
For sale by
TINGLE K ISHAM.
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TEAS.
=. BOXES GUNPowDER, GOOD TO
Do choice. -,.,
10 Half Chests Gunpowder.
YOUNG HYsoN.
NJ Boxes choice.
ooL0NG.
40 Half Chests good to choice.
soUCHoNG.
% Half Chests choice.
JAPAN.
10 Half Chests, very fine.
The above Is the best assortment anu
In rgest stock of Tea To be found IN our
market. Merchants can save money ny
buying our goods, instead OF sending 10
Baltimore and Philadelphia, where tths
are mixed and colored. We sell none pul
Straight goods. TlNGLE q lShAM'
RIO AND JAVA COFFEE.
~ BAGS PRIME RIO.
> "a Bags Common.
2j Mats Old Gov'mt Java, Tor SALE
TISGLEC TSH M.
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PREPARED BIZ
DR.. J.C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass

Practical and Anaiyticai She I',,,,p Y.
soLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS E'hH'
WHERE.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

r., ~ - 49,.
y. !
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az AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
1874. Trains will leave Wheeling as ioi-
lnNvS Wheeling time:
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Index to New Advertisements.

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SAPoLIO

removes Stains from Marble Nantes, 7
bles and Statuary, nom Hard-rni>b,
Walls, and from China and Porcelain.
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MIiSCELL.i .NEDT,S,
Sealed Proposals

WILL. BE RECEIVED At THE OFFICE
w of the County C'erk of Eureka county,
Nevada. up to and including the 9TH day oi
.jGn" 1874, for furni >hng medical aid and at
tendance for the indigcnt sick uf Eurek
county in tn" Hospital, and out Of the Hos
pltal within the limits oi the town of Eureka:
said bids to he by the month for the term Of
one wear. from ) unc L. ls.i, TO June II. ls7j.
None but prac'icing rhy>icians are solicited
to bid. and each bid must be accompanied bv
the dill Iona of the physician from some ned
Ieal college that h. is II regularly educated
physician.
l;ids will also be received. n. the same time
and place. tor he carcanl board of each Hos
rital patient per day, which must also include
the kcri'in. uf said Hospital and furnis hing
the same with necessary fuel and other con-
veIienee> Tor the comfort of ,bc inmates.
he board ut county commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
+. II. lIAhMON, Clerk.
Eureka. Nevada. May Il. ls7i. mg-td
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Wy Plan Is Purely Vegetable.
DnstrnA ing the .liscaSn and nurifNino u
rheumatism, Ncural-tn.

And diseases arising from the use of Mercury,
such a> pains in the shin bones. swcllngs of
the different joints of the body, running sores,
etc, etc, and impurities of the blood, curod
in IA short time by the use of my NEt; ETA
BILE MlNTl RES. known only to myself.
BE not deferred from calling on DIR. TuZEH
from dclicacy or a fear of exposure. n the
Doctor l. II man in whom You can trust, and
all eases are treated with the utmost secrecy.
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.NEDIr.iL.
Dr.. ChaS. \. T0zer.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
nR. TOzER'S EXPERIENCE ~ or
Special Complaints.

forty years standing. and during that
time has met with unparalleled success in tho
treatment OF all diseases generally known US
Special Complaints.
1t is impossible here to mention all the Iii.
s"ascs with whlch he Is familiar: some. per.
hals, vii not be out OF Place. l he most form
ltable. the most Obstructive to mankind. il
Sclt-A bu.o. The brain being the scat Of the
disease The whole system suffers in cons,-
quencc. | will here cnumcrate some of tho
to fern an opinion in regard to their com.
plants. and seek adv &c in time, thereby saw
ing themselves n world of suffering: Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory Pain in the Limbs
and Back, Falpitation Of the Heart Tr.m-
bling of the Limbs, Headache, and an
Aversion tot;cnigl Society, especially that of
females. There are a great many more, but
these are sufficient. and should you be suffer-
ing from any of them, call on DIR. TOZEK,
and hr will cure you in II short time, without
any interruption in your business.
Structure OF the lretlsra
Is another formula Bile enemy to health. Send
| for one OF my circulars on that disease, and
inform yourself Of its terrible results. The
worst cases cured in few days:
And other Diseases
| In all their various forms, either Primary,
! Secondar or Hereditary, completely cradle
| Gated from the 'yStcm. Your constitution
| being restored t. .'ericet health. thcr" will bo
n" danger of handing down to your children
| that terrible disease known as ScrOtula.
Syphiiitic Disease,
| AS II BrcSppts Solf on this cnoSt j., Of p,,rs
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A Grateful Acknowledgment to askillful
Gentleman

This world is ore of continuous ailments.
Now. to assist those that are in misery, and
10 prevent local sickness. do not tui to consult
ph. IuIEk. the well known and eminent
cures accomplished when all other mcdicul
men fail. and are compelled to refer to ono
who has r. licvcd the community from dis
cas"s that apparently were beyond medical
skill. JOHN {. N.ALE\TlNE,
San Francisco, California.
~ Remember. DIR. CHAS. II. TOXEE'S
olices are at the Corner of Main and Bate
man streets. opposite the Courthouse, and
near the lostolicc, Eureka. New.
y. B.-ConSultution at the office Free:
Office hours from . A. ". t"SP. NJ.
nlylitf CHA II. TOZER, NJ. y.
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NEwSs,,.s:n ADsEAsTI*a>.-.

Newspaper al, ettirin" is now rec"g-
$niIcd, by business men having ialth n
$thcir own wares, as the most enccl-
i've means for securing for their goods
Ia vide recognition of their merits.
Newspaper advertising inpelS inquiry.
land " hen tie article offered is OF good
Equality, and at Il fair price, the natural
3rc>ult is increased sales. Newspaper
{advcrtising is Il pcrnlaner' addition T."
the reputation of the goods advertised,
because it is permanent influence al
ways at work in their interest. News
Irapcr advertising is the most energetic
land vigilant of sale>men: al ire>>inS
Thousands each day, always i'll the al
{Vcri>cr'S interest, and cca>elessiN ai
work seekin" customers from All
fcla>>cS. Newspaper ADVERTISING pro
m"tes trade. tor even in tie duile>t
Times advertisers secure by far the
largest share Of what is being done.
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CAJGslc AFTER SIX YEARS.
he Man W hO Stole S5OO.OOG in Hsc.
"a trOIcuin Center in lSGS l'npturc,
. fO Beaver.

IN 1865 Il daring and successful rob-
Try WAS committed at Petroleum
Dntcr, Pennsylvania. Five men liv-
Dg i'm Saycr>toWn, near Mcadvillc. en-
red the house of Il man named Ben
DhOff. and ut the muZzle of the pistol
zompclled him to take rom the safe IL
ali million dollars and deliver to
ben. Two of the robbers were after
SUardS arrested. convicted and sent to
The peniteniiary. Two others have
over been heard from. while the fifth,
lhmcS Scagcr, has been q fugitive from
i0Sticc for six Years. ScaHcr stole the
'1aatire amount from his comrades,
Ueaving them with no money and the
Gnilt of the crime. and jumped the
country. On last Sunday evening
&Aegcr WAS arrested 10y Detective u. J.
Cook, of Denver. lie came to the city
= few days before, and was recognized
lyy Mrs. Potter, the wife ot II reStau-
rant keeper. She had known him
when she was Il child. lie was sonrc-
What overcome when first accoS.cd.
but Immediately confessed his iden-
tiey and engaged in conversation with
Mrs. Potter. lie told Potter that he
was in the Texas cattle trade. and had
hetwccn 10000 and 10000 head in that
State, and Il number of herds on their
way to Colorado. Sac~er employed
Potter as his attorney for the transfer
<pf some property. Potter seems to
have had a grud"e against Sae@er on
account of some injustice which he had
done his uncle some Years since, and
concluded to take this opportunity "t
srepaying i'm. He informed D. J..
Cook, the detective, Of Sacger's pres
a,ancr Cook iinmp,lilirly So. TO work
70 secure his capture. Sunday Pot
ter went to Sacgcr'$ camp, found him
siightlv intoxicated, induced him 10
psrtakc more freely. aud then brought
him to Denver. VIII re he NILS handed
over to Cook. who arrested him and
placed him in Jail.
After he wa> confined in .ilil he con-
fesscd that he WAS the Identical Brnnr-
hOH robbcr. but averrrd that, had he
been armed. he would no. have been
taken; said it was the first time he had
ever been taken. He e:ivea brief ac-
count of his WanhcringS since TIE rob-
berry. lie first went to Pittsburgh,
thence down the riNerto New Orleans.
and thence to- cuba: thence To Mexico,
from which country he wen! to Texas.
lie had been in the cattle business
three wears. He intended To sell his
herd and return to Texas. lie had
been corucrcd before, bat had e,cnlcd
Through he use of money. He said
he had always intcndcdto repay Bennc-
hOtf, bat he had been unfortunate and
had not been able to do so. one hun
Ilred thousand dollars was olfnicd for
his capture. and it is supposed that
Cook and his assistant will get the re-
Wurj
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE REPUC.
LlcAN PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

4 T \ MEETING OF THAT POCTIcN
~ of the Republican County Central Com
mite" ot Lander county, now residing in Eu-
rcka coGnty. holden ut the toWn Of Eurri,a
june lSt, III, tn; following preamble and
resolutions wrr" adui ted:
W hrrels, he 'ndrrsi ianea were. by the
last hepahlcan Convention of l.andcr cotnty,
appointed Snb-trntral Committee, to fur
thrr the Interests of the Republican party in
that portion of Lander count, now comprised
within the limits Of Eureka coanty: and
" hereas sali Eureka county ias since hr" II
created oHt oI tn territory embraced within
the original jurisdiction of said Suh-C Ccniral
Committee; and
hh.ras ii, l;cpnhlcan PARTY Of said f.
r'ka county Is without II Central Committee
or 9th + or-anl alton: Il
V hereaS il is deemed necessary and cXpcdi-
ent tor the Irlhrrancc OF Republican l,rnci-
p!"s. II. well a> !or the success and harmony
oi the ,arty. organize the herublcan par
~ Of Eareha county by the appointment Of II
county Central Committee to hold until tn"
nj citing Of the l,cp~bllcan convention i'll l.u-
rcna rofl1,y:, therefore, be it
Eosoivcd. hat the following named per-
sens b., and they hereby are. appointed II
t,ntsal Gom;dit;"c in and fer l.arrka co antg,
with all the powers usually vast 1T in >Hch
c enmittses. to hold until til" III ting ut th'
iirst hetablear County Convention Of Euro
ka county:
h. ..anilton. Vanderbilt.
=. tail. !too>nc Mountain.
Mm ". >h;plry, diamond Valley.
Ar hihaid iuriIcr, iaulFncI'S unch.
\. &. Mckenzie, Dund arbcr= Kill.
". l.. Griffin. a!i~adr.
). l.. Marchant, !aIi-ale.
Frank Main, huhy liil.
Hudson b:ll. huby Hill.
". l.. De " lit. turtc1.
". p. Haskell. Eureka.
". 3. ltarrub Eureka.
1h"maS rcn. Eurcka.
james l.. Smith. Enrcka.
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TIE Vl1GARlTY OF .AH s.EsECAN
DIAMOND EARRING.

Are we nation of pawntrollrr or
jewellers? We must be one or the 9th
cr, or wherefore the quantity OF din-
mOnds that are worn by women and
children? have no fault To lind with
the middlr-a9ed lady who ad"rn> her
self with the family jewels on full
dress occasions; but GOOD taste is ont
ragged at the sight of Il girl of fifteen
wearing rs many diamonds as would
ransom Il king. Not long ago. met Il
little child. who could moi have been
over five wears old. cut walking with
her nurse. and from her ears hung
ammcn>e solitaire diamonds. 1t is H."
Mnconilnon thing to see school girls.
from the aces of ten to eighteen, wear
Ing diamonds ON their fingers and in
their ears. y young girl does not
think her toilet complete without dia-
mond earrings. and at least one dia-
monl ring. Then. as she gets richer,
come hair ornaments and crosses and
"A lOckctS made Of the precious stones.
4 Neck laceS of diamond are rare III tins
}.ouutrv, and are not often seen of the
& sane. The Countess of Gait tllncSS. who
NVi>ittd this country some time ago.
swa> the wonder and admiration of all
q New York when she appeared i'll her
\ box at the opera flashing i'll SS00,oG0
worth of diamonds. But. then, her
diamonds had been handed down from
f Eeneratinn to generation of very
Szfich ancestors, and were only second
ITO those of royalty. In European
j eOuntries it is not until Il woman has
attained to wears of maturity that she
wears diamonds, and even then not
:IhnlesS she is very rich. In this coun-
Try no one is too yolin" to wear them,
ma
X Door, for | have often seen women VINO
I live IN small houses. up back streets,
oplcar at church or the opera, glitter
/, iny in diamonds. \ lady of my ac-
g 1laintancc, when she gets up i'll the
Morning. puts on calico wrapper, but
chat does not prevent hprarraving her
sell in diamond earrings, with Whirh
Ndornment she performs her .,onSe-
zlhOlu taSkS
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
FCnLisHED EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPrEO, BY
GEO. w. ASSIDY.

f TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION:
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$50 Reward .
ESTRtTEi3 Or STGlEN ! .

I,EoM THE PLEASANT NAl-.N
l. ley House. ~ miles north Of En- -,
rcka, on Saturday night. May d LS-I v
TIVE large team horses. Tha largest h"r.c OF
the two weighs. when fat, about ten hundred
pounds, he i - dark bay, howinG no White:
has heavy main and tail. Il noch in the left
ear. near the top. and i hranl- Il with Tie
lstttr ~" inclo>sd in Il ercl", on thr left
shoulder. The othnr horse. the smallest Of
thr i've. is II lighter haN than tn one
described above: he ha- fuui Z '.-.f I and
n " hitc stripe in the face; j hran,ird With III
ttci>"N T." on the lett hin. Any per>on
returning these hnrScS Ia The Pleasant Valley
llnGs,., or delivering tn IN to Nm. Shipley :
corral, in E.r,ka. will bc laid -.
Nm. JONES.
nt.>-sW
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The Old Formulas

of Eicord, Acton ard Bostwick are Of little
account. except to dry MP the disease on thu
Snr'acc. leaving the poison in the blood,
which. sooner or later. will show itself as u
facts have learned by experience, and think
can say without boasting that have seen
more practice in these Diseases then any OF h. r
physician in Nevada, dating as it does from
lSi9. 1t becomes YOU. therefore, to think well
before You employ u physician.
" h" is the proper one to consult-an old
experienced one, or one who has recently set
tied amongst YOU
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Sypllililic l,iSpnsc

AS it presents itself on this coast, j. Of n more
formidable character thGn that seen in tho
Atlantic States or Europe, arising rom tho
fact of its being n compound of Spanish, Chi
ncsc and Sandwich Island disease. Those Of
You VIII" have visited the two latter countries
no dnnbt have seen the dreadful effects of il
on both the na'iv, On forig population. 1t
require: altogether different modes of trcat-
m.u
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Watches and .Icwrlry Repaired and warrant
ed for onn wear. Nvncb ut Experienced work
IL Ii employ cd. la-l-t..
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A,iexhenxIi,.s s,eeL Markell

P,rrrBrRGH. June 22-CATTLE-Ths
receipts oi beei cattle at the Allegheny
Yards TOR the market day from oil
sources were a. Ger lOsds. OF these 81
cars were by the Fort Wayne aud
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroads from
Chicago and intermediate points, 7 cars
we're "grasssrs" from the country aud
the other elk were from the East
Liberty yards The oferinH included
some very foe csttle "a well a. some
very interior ones. The price of cattle
10 Chicago IL again reported higher
this week and consequently more vas
asked 10 the market. Prices obtained
show an adyaace over those OF last
week. The market was pretty brisk
and at the Close there were lev cattle
in the pens The receipts Of bulls we're
about % head, and the ams pumbsr
OF milch COW. wsr. offered The latter
brought rom go % TO 30 % per head
fhe supply OF calves ~ss limited.
Tbo.e offered brought from 81 70 g cn.
per pound.
The receipts OF hog. were quite limi-
Ted. there being 10 ell less than hum
bred head brought 10 the yards. The
market WAS not very brisk, bot oil were
cold al last weeks prices.
The receipts Of sheep wsr. fully a.
heavy a, last week, and there mus.
have been upwards OF 500 head oi
sheep and lsmbs exposed 10 ssle Tbsv
we're not near al cold. and except Tor a
few tops, prices we're very low.
Following are the quotations accur-
ately reported
ClrrLg-Chicago steers from 6 % 10
q 80 per hundred. Coup,ry cattle from
a % 10 6 % per bundred. Bulls from
s3 25 TO 5 90 per buadr.d.
HoG.-Good grades from &6 % u
l6 50.
SHEEP-Extrs brought g so pei
hundred, other grades from t3 10 psl
hundred upwards. Lsmbs sold t$2 y
10 g 30 per head.
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$4,000 for the destruction OF retired
notes by the macsration process ap.
proprlating $40. 1000 for the erection OF
an equestrion statue OF Nathaniel
Green; $4,000 for the purchase OF
works OF art for the Capitol 5000 for
clerks and temporary clerks in the
office OF the United States Treasurer !;
$4,000 for observing the transit OF
Venus; $40 900 for the collection OF
information regarding the fur trade of
Alaska; 1922 for the Board OF
Health oil the District OF Columbia :;
$4,000 for the improvement
of the Capitol grounds according to
the plans OF Fred Low Aldnstead !;
$4,000 for filling up the basement OF
the Postoffice Department; $29 900 for
the Columbia Deaf and Dumb Asylum
building; $4,000 for the building OF
the Woman's Christian Association !;
s25. 900 for the Little Sisters OF the
Poor; $4,000 for experiments with
breech-l loading cannon; $4,000 for
winter quarters for troops near Red
Cloud and Whitestone agencies !;
$25 900 for presents for the Sioux In
diane, on condition that they should
relinquish their treaty righte; $4,000
for the National Association for the
relief Of colored women and children iu
the District OF Columbia $4,000, for
continuing work on the new Jail in the
District of Columbia; 100000 for
wages aud expenses OF the Carson City
mint. Alec reappropriating the unex-
pended balances for repairs OF the
ironclad Miantonomoh at Mare Island
Navy.yard, California. and other from
clads elsewhere; for q public building
Covingtou, KY. or the public building
at Nashville, Tenn. with an increase oil
amount to 1915, ,009. and limiting the
total cost OF the philadelphia custom
house aud postoffice to $4,000 600; and
of the Cincinnati public building to
S., 100000. The appropriations as fixed
by the House for these two buildings,
namely $4,000 a.d 100000 respec.
lively, are retained. The Senate res
cedes from its proposed amendments TO
appropriate sl25,O 900 TOR paving road
way in front OF the Capitol, etc.. $ll.-
600 for supplies for the Yauktou-Sioux
Indians; $l50000 for extending the
Washington City Hall building so as to
accommodate the pension bureau 1885,
900 for reform schoo! in the District OF
Columbia, and $4,000 for the bydro-
grsphia office. The Senate also recedes
from it's action proposing TO strike out
items OF S., 1000 for the payment OF COM
missions to collectors OF customs acting
as superintendents OF lights. The pro-
viso extending the jurisdiction Of the
light house board over the Mississippi,
Missouri, and Ohio rivers, and the pro-
viso that all tolls Oh vessels entering or
leaving Thunder Bay river, Michigan
shall be abolished after the light house
is completed The three foregoing
items, therefore, become law.