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National Republican., 1876-01-17
FOR SALE OR RENT

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EOR SALE OR RENT-SPLENDID CITY
II home, elegantly furnished. The most ~
desirabe residence in the city, occupying \ :aI
large lot, situated upon an avenue In the IL
northwestern section, surrouHded by tbeA.&
homes of the elite OF Washington Every comfort
and luxury possible to be secured by the iutrOdue-
tion Of sll modern improvements and the remark
able subdivision OF the different apartments. This
property, together with the elegant furniture In
II, is new, and will be rented entire, sold to-
gelmr or apart. For full particulars and exact
location. with permit to nsneet the premises, ap-
ply to my agent, j. V. N. HUYCb,
corner New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
or address z. D. Box l21. ial7-tr
ENOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
II HEIGHTS.-The residence OF the late Morris
Adler, ESQ.,; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
kitchen and pantry; one acre OF ground. Rent,
$50 per month. Apply to W. H. DUUGAL, corner
Road and High streets. ocS0-tf
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HALLEr DAVIS CO.'S
IlGRA> ID SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
These PianOS excel all others In their-7
rich sonOr.y- th' ir brlliancy. their SUI T"H
perb breadth of tone, their soliilty aud ~
their admirable Durability. Terms easy. Monthly
installn received; si Ninth street northwest.
Sixteen volumes OF the New American Euryclo.
pedIe'' presented with each Piano. de2I- -FNWIm
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LOST AND FOUND.

HoOA xA4NO II " O4NDs
CoONL~I~JCLNJ~-0J0-O.OO~I0
SO(1 REWARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY,
epAO the 18th, at Mrs. Grant recep- g.
tion. or In coming from there down sf3l
Penn.ylvanls avenue to New York ave- I e3l3
nue., down II to Ninth, q small Buck 4k.zz-Ax
skin PURSE. 1t contained silo-one so bill and
the ret in twenties and tens. The finder will
please leave IL at 7 Ninth street, between and T.
and receive the above reward. jaIT-*
ENUUND-AN OPERA GLASS AT THE
~ woodruff lecture, which the owner may OBJ
tain by addressing 'B. ID. A. at this office, prov
ing property and paying charges. jan13
01O REwARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, ON
p1O the 18th instant, one large brown paper
ENVELOPE, containing psDers OF no value eI-
cept to the owner; also = Physicians POCKET
RECORD for lS15 The above reward will be paid
on return to the ChrOaicls Office. dc2l-tf
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EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

Governor Hartrann will be inaugurated to-
morrow.
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THg HATT"vAL REPUBLICAN, has
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUNBIA,
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MONDAY MORNING Ns:::::::::JANUARY II. 1876.
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Mr.. Blaine requested that if there were any
Democrats in the House who had been ILL
treated in Northern prisons they arise
and stand until counted. Ali of them folded
National Republican., 1876-01-17
FOR SALE.

. F&oxS JxAxxx9s
EOR SALE. CHEAP NEW BRICK
y BouSe-Teims very easy; eight rooms, -
%sisi; @ eoncre.e SUB sas.foor: 'ns MODERN @ Improve.
0Is jss%%fs sfE lfs% s ssTsaIS .Els:s
EoR sALE-rwo.sroRY AND MAN.
G i.rd roof Pressed.brick Front HOUSES, -
with basement and bay windew; Ohio stone s q:
siIsssntS streets noriiwess: Wii take one
good building lot In part trade Also, i've OF
jersey and FIRST anS and Streets Very
~" .Aa easy cHxs. P. PUsHAM, Broker,
llIal5-tf go and 65s Y street.
FOR SALE-A FINE PLATE SHOWCASE.
y Inquire at No. COS LouIsisnl avenue.
FoR SALE-oNE ELEGANT, LIGHT,
used s BE- pSS e more ts.n
original cost; also, two tatin-llned LANDAUS,
GRhHxMss iSp Repoaitory. 9affn So ii! EisGih
northwest. jal4-St
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
Very desirable three-sto1y BRICK HOUSE, -.
streets northwest. Can be changed into E1 u
Also, four-story HOUSE on G street, between
seven tn and highth streets. Can be changed Tor
Two;stoIy and basement DWELLING. with
near 3 Boundary; " ali al modern node @ eOnveHisness:
Two-story and Mansard-roof HOUSE, south
side of street, between Tenth and Eleventh
Three-story FRAME. north side of Mass,chu-
sets avenue, between Tenth and ElsyeRta streets
janl2-St Corner Seventh and streets.
17S7 STREET. FOR sALE--THE RES
.,,n;6 IpEsCE Ii2S -. street; located Ite -
sS4 as % WaT aRd SAg
nished, as desired: For terms, apply on the prem
ises after o'clockp. m. la5-tf
National Republican., 1876-01-17
WANTS.

AIN 10.
NE%NLOc[~o[I~|~ |~N(N-|C|0~NNUN(~N~
WANT ED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, "A
w pleasant EOuge in Washington or -
Georgetown. Rent not to exceed twenty-aye Al
dollars g. a month: AddIess "a. B. Co." p: o. d
FAKMER-A YOUNG MAN OF EXPE-
snd all that pertains TO improved farming, de-
slres employment Best OF references. Address
tFarmer, " this office. JauI5-It-
WANTED - PROPERLY-AP ROVED
w Land Warrants. Good Commercial Paper
discounted daily. Money TO lean on approved
ASBURY G. APPLEMAN,
jal2-Gt Office, lE,5is PENN. avenue, city.
A NY PERSON DESIRING THE ASSISr.
"a snce, permanent or temporary, of an expert
confidential secretary, whose references are unex-
ceptionable, can secure the same by addressing
RUTLEDSE. at his office. dec3-tf
"ANTED-MILITAR BOUNTY LAND
w %WtMkgJAJN8HHiSSs WI. !. AJN8HHiSSsTfoN, At,orney-,,-L.~,
sue-lv Room 10. LIE Dret Building.
GECUND HAND CLOTHING WANTED AND
- the HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. In con-
sequence of the large sales made daily, 1 am In
Pse$ Of Of hs sRa e SuT a.
PIES, GARMENTs, HATS. BOOTS, SHOES
very highest cash prices. BY calling or adresslnz
by mall prompt attention will he given 6y
aug2s-n s17 d street northwest.
nR. A. PRATT, DENTIST, HAS RE
and ID streets, over Crandall's book store, where
general public. je22-tf
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~WILLIAM Z. wAaREN,

klBe WILLIAM E. WAhREN,
~ PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT,
80 Nassau, corner Liberty street, New Yerk.
Mr.. ". has had long and varied practical expe-
city during the last thirty yesrs having been sue
eessiyeiy engaged In mercantile houses and as
Secretary and treasurer OF the Dela ware. L,cSa,,
wanna and Western Railroad Co; Deputy Comp
Public Accountant. He is prepared to undeftaie
At short notice, either at his own rooms at the
eIsmiSslion and adjustment OF accounts and busi.
ness affairs, however complicated or extensive, for
Referees, Executors and Administrators, Munici,
pal, Railroad and other Corporations, Government
OF the highest respectabllty furnished as to
canacty. responsibility, &C. no25-Ths ru2m
TTEETH o. PER SET. EITHER
s SoHs. Jaw, ur hy Pc Z, A. PRATT, graduate q ohio
corner ofD. Gas and chloroform used In extract.
ng teeth. Jell-tf
W-CURRENT AND BACK NVMBER1
md n, oe5st the I2 DALI q
j. BRAD; I'D @SRhass s..:ieSsI ssa Sew pe.!s1. s%
~DR. J. B. JOHNSON. OF ALEX.
vices Jsnss To 1ns es ssi
wIilsrd's hotel and the Owen house.
Once hours from 10 a. m. to p. IN. my2s-tf
.Ss # JOB GBE oFEf5E Sos
NeWRAPPIN4 PAPER ron sALE
kS At this Office.
E ELkSTKIgITH WSKxs roN
DR.: sturEis and wife warrants cure in less time
and for s,s mSnsy than any ether Known treat
- Compounded At GOUGHLIN's TEMPLK
DRUG STORE. Masonic Temple. janla
National Republican., 1876-01-17
IN REGARD TO DANA AND REID.

The following correspondence was for
warded to US by The secretary of the Yuba
Dam Club. 1t needs no explanation
National Republican., 1876-01-17

their hands under their chairs and clung as
for dear life to resist the temptation of placing
themselves in a false position. e
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BOARDING.

-E6GSCHS1nN N~CNo~~ccccCoNN
NNREMONT HOUSE, COR OF SECOND
4 STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Rates; per day, o.. 50: per week. ) O.: per mouth,
s5. Table board per MONTH S2s. This favorite motel
has recently been impr9yed, newly furnished and
heated with steam. Metropolitan pass the
house to and from the Caplto. No liquors sold.
de2S-u +. Z. HILL. Proprietor.
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wAax suByEcr.-The Rev. Ira Munger

WARN SuBJEcr. Rev. Ira Munger
Of Brooklyn, whoever he may be, seems
10 be apprshensive that belief in the real
sulphur and birthstone story is being
called into question by far too great
number. so in order to reassurs the
wavsring and dumbfound the disbe-
lisvers be launches out after this style:
"when people tell you there is no hell
are except the fire Of conscience. you'd
better be careful an look out for 'em.
There's not q man in the house but will
burn. I don't expect ter meet yer again
until the day Of judgment. Why have
people lately lodged OF from this idea Of
literal are? don't know, but I tell yer
that 6rs'll be the end Of yer sin. We've
got to have it," The old gent talks as
though he had been there. The time for
ell such talk as the above has long since
eon. by and 1t won't work any more,
neither does It speak much for the In.
telligsuoe OF the man who utters or he
who swallows such stuff. This appeal
ing to fears and hanging the victim over
the bottomlsss pit" for time by the
"brittls thread" and take him back and
tell him to become religious or he'll be
damned, does not belong to the present
age. Acquisitions Of that sort to any
faith will scarcely have tsnds ncy to
build Il up on Arm foundation.
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In the Fourteenth Ward Assembly
rooms. yesterday afternoon, Brigham met
the Arizona tramps to give them his
fatherly advice and farewell blessing.
Two hundred and fifty composed the
company. fifty Of whom are men, the
remainder women and children. They
are under the leadership of Sol. Smith,
who burned the Government supply
train Of Johnston's army, near Bridger.
in 1857, and is we'll fitted for driving
slaves. We think Brigham made an ex-
cellent choice in selecting Brother Smith,
for II any of the boys get unruly he will
be just the man to blacksnake them. The
company is nearly rugged out and sup
piled. and is expected to roll out on next
Wednesday morning. The Prophet has
directed them to travel on the Enoch
plan, that is. like ono family. A certain
number of the sisters must be delegated
to do the cooking. others the washing,
etc. The best team in the train, which
was furnished by Joe Morris of the Thir-
teenth Ward, is to be driven by the
leader, Sol Smith.
Brother James Brown, the Indian in.
toIPIetot, wuo uds just returned from
Arizona, addressed the brethren yester-
day. and he was just in the act OF max.
ing nice kettle Of fish of the Prophets
scheme, by telling what sand bank the
promised land is. when John Taylor
pulled his coat tail in time to save oil.
The Tribune wishes the company God
speed, and advises the whole Church of
Jesus Christ to follow on the march. II
is good country for Mormons, and the
more the Prophet can induce to 60 there
the better. Send them along. Brother
Brigham. we'll stand by you in the good
work
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SPIRIT OF THE PREss.

Steps are being taken. says the Re-
vsille. to establish in this city wig.
man" Of the Independent Order Of Red
Men. We believe "Wigman" is the
correct thing in this connection; thouob
"Wickiup' would probably be as ap.
propriate.
A polygamous Saintess, says the Salt
Lake Tribune. from Goshen, entered a
jewelry store the other day to make a
purchase for her fractional part OF a hus.
band. "This 10 real gold" she asked.
picking up the piece. Warrant it pure;
NO brass about IL; eighteen karats.
madam" She looked at him in aston.
ment, and remarked: Made out Of
eighteen oaFrotsl why, mister. we've got
bushels on 'sm down on our rancho, an
We thought they was fit for nothiu' bu,
to eat. What won't the darned Babylo.
mans git up next ?"
Swiss John. Sheriff Swiit's one armed
goat herder at the old Tim. Smith ranch,
near Carson. whipped large lynx in a
fair fight last Sunday. On that day John
vent out as usual with his herd Of goats
for tho purpose OF seeking a place for
their browsing. and while watching bis
charge an immense lynx dashed into his
dock. John was mounted on bis mus.
tang and had no. weapon OF defense, but
hs charged on tho foe, and throwing him.
self from his horse landed on top Of the
tsyooious beast. John got bit 10 several
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places, bat be held his grip. aud with
the wooden handle affixed to the stump
OF his right arm, pounded the beast into
submission, and then drawing his jack.
knife from bis pocket dispatched it.
The provident Indian. says the Re-
veille, covers bis hat with dirty hand.
kerchief to protect it from the snow.
The improvident Indian hasn't got
hat or handkerchief. The provident
Indian is tie one that is successful at
poker. When the red man gam bles he
plays for all that's out. As "the boys"
say, "he's blooded;" and when luck is
against him hs plays off hat. coat. boots,
horse. wife, everything. When he has
had run OF bad luck and the weather is
as severe as that OF to. day, he lays down
behind woodpile and takes his solemn
oath that be will never touch another
card as long as he lives; but soon re-
covers from bis fit OF dependency and
hunts job to earn money with which to
again WOO the fokle goddess.
An apparatus used for vulcanising rub.
Der, says the Reveille OF the 9th ult.,
Exploded with great force in DR.. Childs'
dental Office this afternoon. making q
loud report and doing considerable dam
age. The vulcanizer" Is q sort OF
miniature steam boiler, and with it the
Doctor was engaged in vulcanizinR set
of teeth, when without warning it ex-
ploded, scattering teeth. plaster OF Paris
and copper 10 all directions. Forum
ately DR.. Childs escaped being struck by
any OF the flying pieces, which, had any
OF them struck him, would undoubtedly
have inflicted serious injury. The actual
damage amounts to about $75, and the
constructive damages can not be esti-
mated. as DR.. Childs can make no more
sets Of teeth till he gets vulcanizer
A Columbia man, signing himself R.
o." throws out the following challenge
in the Sonora (Cal. Independent: One
hundred dollars wager ! The under.
signed will wager one hundred dollars
against twenty dollars that there 10 not q
person in Tuolumne county, resident or
nonresident. that can hit at the distance
Of one hundred yards without artificial
rest (off.hand) the size Of play.card,
31ax2T inches. twice out of five rounds,
three successive trials Of Eve rounds
each. Any kind OF rife may be used,
breech or muzzle loader. The person
taking the bet will be allowed the priv.
legs Of selecting the ground for the
shooting. to take place at distance from
Columbia not to exceed one.fourth of a
mile. Trial to take place within one
week after the bet is taken. The wager
will remain open, II not before taken,
until the 18th OF February, 1876.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

DIAMOND FrELDs.-Diamonds, the tele.
graph informs Us, have been discovered
In San Mateo county, California, on
Santa Gloria Creek, In the Coast Range.
George F. Mondou is the lucky individ-
nal this time. Experts have pronounced
the specimens diamonds. The ranchers
in the neighborhood are intensely ex-
cited; have dropped everything aud
taken to the hills. Only one solitary
little spot has been found 10 contain dis-
monds 30 far, though the discoveries
haze prospectsd the neighborhood pretty
thoroughly. It is to be hoped this is not
another swindle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

By reference to another column it will
be seen that Alvinza Hayward has pro.
vided for his divorced wife in handsome
manner. in fact, has about came to an
equal div,
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The discount on silver 10 very marked.
The members Of the Produce Exchange
10 San Francisco yesterday resolved to
do business on gold basis unless other
wise stated.
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Hermann, the celebrated prestidisitator,
wizard and magician, whose death was
announced 10 Europe and generally Gre
dited, is shortly to appear in Virginia
City.
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While Alabama was under the sea,
parts OF New Mexico and Wyoming were
under fresh water lakes. A sketch of
one OF these extinct lakes shows that it
stood between the Wasatch and Rocky
Mountains 30 long that mud nearly u
mile thick formed on the bottom.
Who the author OF the above story is
does not matter. We will take half Of
the story provided any one can be found
TO got away with the rest. II would not
be right to discredit such things, when
after endless research scientist gives US
the reoult Of bis labor, and only asks that
his deductions be taken as true.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

The frst stage Of Yates & Co. . semi
weekly direct line between Cheyenne and
Custar city left the former place yester-
day. thus providing those who wish to
60 to the Black Hills that way the means
of doing 90. A number Of parties are
fitting out there for the purpose Of max.
ing an early start. All those who must
60 and can't stay. our advice Is to 90 by
all means. To attempt to discourage
such would be useless,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

Rates payable in United States so''
coin or Its equivalent. An
All Consignments Of Goods ForwsroeSasvs
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forws
or Commission Charges. -,
Mark Goods Care "E. & p. NJ - .a
All Liquors and Liquids will be rsn'p
only at the owners risk Of leakage.
als-h GRIFFIN, AsenN
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

A young man named Guerin 30 took
the Pioneers by storm with bis songs
and rscstations at their reunion, OF Vir-
ginia. that no will not be taken for an
answer and he has been forced to come
before the public with an entertainment
peculiar to his line. Judging from the
very fattering mention made of him by
the papers Of that immediate vicinity the
young man is possessed of talents Of no
mean order,
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NOTICE.

A the P1ocHE DAILY RECORD will hereafter be
run by the RECORD PuBLlsHrsa COMPANY, sll
embellishments from this date must be settled
with said company only. No one il authorized
TO contract debts for this Company unless by
the written order Of r. s. CaowLEY.
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Phoebe, December Gath, 1876.
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gold coin. The amount set off to Mrs.
Hayward is estimated atfrom So, 200. 900
to g, 900, 900.
The ELECTRIC STOCK ISDIcAToR AND
REPORTER tower OF Marye's elec.
trio stock reporter il completed, but the
dial has not yet been put in place. The
tower. which is constructed principally
of iron, stands on his new four-story
brick building aud is visible from all the
central parts Of the city. The list OF
stocks will be painted around the cir
conference OF the dial. A hand like that
Of the larger hand of q clock will point
to the name OF the stock. when the
proper fguers will appear in an opening
opposite the name. Just as the hand OF
the dial is moved in San Francisco, and
just as the disk containing the figures is
turned. so will be moved and turned the
hand and disk of the dial in the tower
here. The wires in use between this city
and San Francisco may be used; it will
necessary to connect with them at the
two ends. The dial is to be Of glass and
will be lighted up of nights by a small
electrical light Of novel construction, the
invention Of nm amateur electrician of
this city. The electricity for use in
making the light is obtained from the
atmosphere at no expense but for the
first cost Of the apparatus, which is very
simple. The apparatus to be used in
producing the light consists Of an in.
sulated steel rod projecting about five
feet above the roof of the tower. From
the top OF this rod branch upward and
upward thirty-six small steel wires or
rods arranged like the ribs on an um.
brella when the umbrella is half.closed
aud reversed. At the upper end Of each
Of these steel ribs is fastened q small
cord OF silk. each cord holding suspended
in the air at the hight OF some 500 feet
an india.rubber balloon about four inches
in diameter. Thus is the electricity col.
lected in the central rod. ground wire
Ia brought up ill aim ost in contact with
the atmospheric rod and between the two
are placed the carbon points that pro-
duce the light Virg. Enterprise.
TURKISH NEws.-A son was born to
the Sultan Of Phoebe, on the 10Th in
slant; the Turkish Ambassador at Aus.
tin has been recalled; and the insurgents
have retreated from Desert Springs
I Reveille.
MOTHERS! Save the lives OF your
daughters when affected with consump-
tive coughs or violent colds, by admins.
terirg to them without delay, the Stand.
ard Specific, HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure ia one
minute.
DAILY ENTERPRISE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Gall, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school.books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco, at Press Wand's
Saloon. If
The immense sales Of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider it the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

A great deal Of fragrant breath, super
induced by Sozodont. should be en-.
countered throughout Nevada just now,
judging from the way that article is kept
before the public.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

In another column will be found some
information as to route and distance to
the Black Hills. The merchants OF
Cheyenne are working the matter up.
and. in business point OF view, they
are doing just the thing that any other
community would feel justia ed in doing.