General Correspondence of the Geological Survey.

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General Correspondence of the Geological Survey.

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Included are letters received with registers, 1879-1901, and indexes, 1880-89; letters sent, 1879-95, with indexes, 1879-83; monthly reports, 1882-90; a register of applications for appointment to geologic and ethnologic positions, 1879-86; and a register of communications received and letters sent, 1879-87.

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