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Evening star., 1877-10-16

Mr.. Potter said there were dificultieS I'm
4 e cass be thought 70 woald b. as well 10
sd NIT Mr.. Rainey and let the case thea go
40 the committee on elections.
A vote was then taken. aud q substitute
that Mr.. Rainey be admitted. offered by Mr..
Hale. was adopted by rising vote OF Us To
gS. and Mr.. Rsiney was then sworn in.
Mr.. Clark offered n resolution In the case
Of Mr.. Can, similar TO Mr.. Cox I'm Mr.. Rat
ney's case. ard Mr.. Hale offered a su uostitute
tbst Mr.. Cain be admitted.
MT. Regan argued that The certificates were
from the same source. and equal a. 40 being
prima facie evidence. He favored refer
ence TO the committee
Mr. Wayham contendei that the cert cate.
met as iI was by second certificate from
the same officer. did not make Prima fscie
case, and that it ought 10 go 10 the con-
mttee.
Mr Cain said he desired % say that there
was no al ference between the certificate now
before the House snd the certificates OF The
other nNe members from South Carolina.
Tbey were given toy the same secretary OF
no fault Of his. IL the certificate was not
correct 10 was In accordance with iag. All
he asked was eQusl justice and an equal
chance In the race o. ,ife.
Mr.. Bright mainta ned that this was not a
l1TISRd fdcfe case, but a dual question, That
should be considered by c cDmmittee.
The demand for the previous uesston was
seconded. and the yeas aud nays Orterei on
the adoption OF the substitute 10 admit Nc.
Cain.
Noe The Presidents message came in
while General Butler was speaking, bat was
not read.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
Inc MNrKefs.


BALLIEURE, ocJ. IS -sirsinis siN-., old. ~;
10. deferred, e5s, %. oonsOiidsiat S. DO. second
series, 42; N,rtn Csroiina skies, old, i6, bid to
day. Sugar sealy. Da.
:, BALIINoRE, oct lS.-Cotton luIi-middling. na
i-s FlJur Cnl and unchanged. Wheat, -ya.hsr
choIce grades ct adv. low aHi medium duli snd
lover extern quiet and ea-tSTs suthsrG red good
10 prime. sal a., do. smb-r, 5Osls5: western,
stes mer, Isl CO No. winter red, and October
l.4la; November. ll<2. Corn, southern snii aus
lower. western active and nraa-southern white, 65
90 yellow. 6la62; ~ertern mixed, spo; and Ocrober
s.; Noven Der. s9s. December, odd ne~, S.
steamer. 81. Oats s.esdy and demard s0Od-.ourb-
EN-. sss4D; western white. 3sss6s; do. mixei, saay
Bye Toll and steady, 6oso9. sy dull aud Unchanged
ProvIsiOns Qniet aud UNCHANGED Butter-ch ice
western scarce and hrm as. Petroleum oull-
crude, sss a. reSued, Is Conve dull aud uncnanged
Whisky dun and = Tuninal, III. Receipts-Fiour
s11; whest !OieO: corn. $3.50, oats, 2,ie0 ship,
NEw YORK, Oct. lS.-stocks weak. but since
become stroF ger. aonsy 6. Gold, l02ss Exchanee
ioLf, 4el short, SS6. Governments wosk aud lower :
hEw fo5K, Oct. B.-Flour duh and droopios-
beat Gull aud "a bnd cent loser. Corn " ithOnt
DEC Ided CT snse
BoNDoS, Oct. le, y so . m.-Con-ols % n l6 for
m ney and s5a Tor me sooonpt. U. d. bonds. -four
enG - hall 8. lU4'S; lsG =. l07ss new fves, l0oa
Erie; preferred 24's Illinois Central, ~ New yer-
s-y Central, Ia. Rsasing Railroad. lel< The
rate OF discount Tor three months bills On the opea
mar ket is4S per cent, which is =. belOs the bank
rate
Evening star., 1877-10-16
kilograms to The Star.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Nobody's Victory.
GENERAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
THE EPISCOPtL CONVENTION
lR-slaN-s @ss-fnn

BoSToN, Oct. 6.-ID-dsy's session Of the
fplsCopsl convention was attended hy a
crowd ~ spectators. who cPuie 10 listen 20 a
debate on The question OF organizing n cou-
stHuuonat COumI SSIOn. rne committee on
elections reported that leaves OF absence for
TIE resi- az tne ses>i iDn had been granted TO n.
NJ. Nelson, at AiabsuH, q. 4. h eeSe. OF
Aiuauyi :. L. InuNh-idga, OF Michigan,
l1eouOre ktcumoBd, of TenuesSee, A. "A.
Belo, OF Texas. W. l.. Foster. OF NeN IA amp
shire, and Rev. G.. J. MaNil, oT Rhode Island.
The cpmmlite" appointed 10 consider the
resolutions Ci Ar. Welsh. OF Philadelphia,
presented an extended report on TIE duty of
The church in its work among the masses.
The committee recogn Zed the gravity OF the
subject. more especially as the work related
10 church and society aud the necesgtty OF
providing Tor the spiritual waais OF The peo-
pie. The work was the most im pOrtant of
Tie church. 10 was a mistake 10 think that
the clergy was the only agency that shOald
be employed in the work
Evening star., 1877-10-16
The Naval Deficiencies.

The Secretary Of the Navy has submitted
to Congress letter setting forth the amount
of the deficiency in the pay of the navy, the
naval hospital fund, and the fund for the
pay of the marine corps, at the close of the
fiscal year ending June 30th, 1871. He re-
serves the report of the deficiencies for con-
strnciion and repairs arising out of contracts
with Individuals for clothing, steam ma
chinery, &c., for the regular session. He
has deemed IL best not to allow any portion
OF the appropriations for the present year IN
be expended before tne year commenced. II .
has found 1t necessary to omit to paw
officers and men OF the navy for
the last quarter OF the last fiscal year
The pay rolls of The navy in the Fourth 10
dltor's office show that there is now due for
the last quarter of the last year the sum of
81 ,iio ,6SS 10; there is also due fOr the same
quarter the sum of 1911 1853 I53, which has
b.. en- advanced for the foreign service by the
financial agents of The government in Lon
dol /; besides this there is due to officers for
aIrearages and difference of ipay, s1JO,DOO;
there is now due to the Hospital fund
$50 Ot0; TO the enlisted men of the Marine SER
vice there is due Sis. 1850; making in all,
S2,UG5 SOL q,
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE EASTERN WAR NEws is meagre.
The kOumaBiaus assert that Turkish desart-
erS from Plevna report thai Dsman PaSha's &
army l. destitute OF clothing and ammuui-
tion, and scantily proyisioned. The men and
officers are tired OF fighting. and are dtspnsef
10 desert The Russian Imperial Guard have
all gone 10 Plevna, and the CZarewitch Will
Doi command, in order TO avoid clashiDo
Win The Prince OF Roumania. The ioating
batteries of The mouth OF the Danube have
Deen bombarding Sullna for three days The
Turks report that the batteries have been ST.
fenced. In Armenia the Russians now
occupy the positions recently abandonei bv
lhe Turks, inclDdng keziltepe and Sarba-
Evening star., 1877-10-16
Odds and Ends.

DOOrkeeper Polk has removed Mr. A. w
Fletcher, of Pa, superintendent of the fold.
ing room, and appointed in his place Seaton
Gales, of n. c.
The Pennsylvania delegation in the repub.
lican caucus yesterday pressed Judge Kelly
TO allow them TO present his name for the
Speakership. The Judge would not listen
to a candidacy for impossible hOnors. Five
of the delegation refused to vote for General
Garfield on account OF his presumed free.
trade tendencies. These were Messrs. Errett,
Ward, Killinger, Bayne and Kelly.
Secretary Sherman is advised that the
democratic state committee of Pennsylvania
Is circulating the financial feature OF his
Mansfield (Ohio) speech as a Campaign docu-
meDt.
1t is expected that the democrats Will hold
joint session to night to determine tue
length of the special session, and to decide
whether questions affecting the tariff and the
currency shall be agitated.
Master Turner r. Hackmau, son of Mr. Il.
+. Hack man, was to day appointed as page
in the House by DOorkeeper Polk.
Secretaries Sherman and McCrary wer,
on the fl or of the House to-day.
Alex. Stephens has SO far recaperated tha,
he is able to walk alone ON crutches withou :
the aid of an attendant
Sunset Cox got up his first laugh this m Dr.
ming by alluding TO Gov. Hamptou, Gov
Bayes, and the other governors who had
Travelled through the south.
During the debate on the South Carolina
election eases to-day in the House, Mr.. Cox
question, when Mr.. Butler of Mass ach u sets
ast ed him 10 yield 10 him for few minute :,
Mr.. Cox replied, son certainly; have no,
seen tho distinguished gentleman for twJ,
years. ard want 10 give him every courtesy
provided can get chsnce to reply to hi m .
Evening star., 1877-10-16
THE SI-IT nv rurr II,

IN THE SUIT BY THE UNITED STATES tn
recover from the Central Pacific raiIroad
company five per cent. of the nal earnings of
the road nom July Is, 1865, I'm repayment OF
lne government subsidy and interest Judge
sawyer; OF The United States Circuit Court,
at San Francisco. has rendered a decis,or
lor The defendant, holding that tue obligation
10 pay did not take effect I'LL October 1, Is7t.
when the read was finally accepted by the
Evening star., 1877-10-16

Spanish Retaliation

LONDON, Oct IA special dispatch from
Madrid 10 the San tart says several news
papers protest against tue duty Of 6fLy cents
per ton On Spanish shipping catering United
States ports, which comes into operation
this autumn. Taey recon mend retaliatory
navigation Gut{as.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
Print Works shuttiag Dowa

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. lb.-Ine A neri-
can Print Works here are shutting down as
rapidly as The work Is igisnei. It Is eX-
pectet that the whole establishment Will be
closed this week. This step is taken On ac .
count Of tie limited demand for dark prints.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

MINERS NoTE FoRWoRK.-Tne Delaware.
Lac okawanna and Western company,s mi liners
al Taylosville have voted Tor work, and
asked The company for employment. Tue
IRON companys miners al Briggs shaft also
took similar action. Every indication 10
lavoraoie for Immediate resumption through
out The Lackawanna region. The utmost
quiet and order prevails.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
Rcsnmniian at the Coal ninc-.

PHILADELPHIA.O oct. l6.-A dispitcd fro N
Scranton, received here to-day, says AZ a
meeting OF M ners held here to-day ID was
unanimously resolved TO RESUME WORK To-
morrow
Evening star., 1877-10-16

IN THE episcopal GENERAL CoNyEN-
TIoN yesterday report was made, adverse
10 any alteration in the prayer for the Presi-
dent OF the United States. A resolution in
favor OF cautions revision OF the DICTIONARY
was adopted. The committee TO whom was
referred the subject OF the proposed change OF
name of The church reported that no change
be made. Various reports were submIffed
and placed on the calendar
Evening star., 1877-10-16

races were Leveler, thyoe-Quarters of = mIIe
in LII Harry Paytou, mile heats, In Lls, I.56.
Dan K, mile and an eighth, In l.56k
Evening star., 1877-10-16

ARCHBIsHoP GIBBONS preached his fare
Well sermon ct ST. Peters Cathedral, Rich
mond. Va Sunday, previous to his depar-
Evening star., 1877-10-16

ARMS FOR THE TURKrsH GOVERNMENT
The steamer John Middleton b ss arrlvet af
New Haven TO load with ammunitio1 for
the Turkish government. The steamer r. Il.
Walker is awaiting orders 10 start from New
Haven with 3 $50 tons OF am muui ton for the
same destination. Her cargo Is valued 1t
nearly - 600 600.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE FIvE-MILE BOAT RACE at roropt,
Car ada, between HanlOn and II ,ss was wor
easily by Hanlon by eight boat lengths in q
minutes.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

SENAroB NoRroN Was removed from
8iehmond, Ind, 70 his residence In Indiana-
polls M night Without una vVgablo y11QIn
Evening star., 1877-10-16

RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The presidents
of the leading trunk lines OF railway met
again In New York last night. The masaGPI
OF advancing freight rates, pooling, etc,
were discussed. No definite Agreement vas
reached. The decision Of each road II n
dence.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
The Results go be InNe sIiy af0d

PARIS, Oct. Ii, 10 a m.-Tne result of the
election Is unknown yet. The Rdppci claims
That 524 elections give 3l1 seats 10 the repub-
icsns and 49, to the MacMshonites, aud
that ten second ballots will be required.
Several republican papers speak OF toe in
vestigation the elections must undergo I'm
the chamber. The Stecle urges the chamber
TO use unsparing justice In this respect.
Complete Returas-
PARIS, Oct. 10, noon--Complete returns,
except from the colonies, show that 3il re-
publicans and 20l conservatives have been
elected. Fourteen second ballots Will be
necessary. The conservatives retain l4l
seats of the l5s held by them in the late
chamber. The republicans reta IN 81 seats OF
the 3t3 members who voted the order OF the
day censUring the dissolution Of The cham
Der.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

w. Canfield, president OF the RocklSn6
Savings bank at Nyack, New York, VaS -
rested yesterday for completely In ombos-
ziing bank funds- He Waived exAminafion
Evening star., 1877-10-16
RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
II l22h PsHusuIr1ni1 n

English Crystal Chandeliers!
AT COST.
Having determined TO close out our entire stock of
EhGLlSh CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS we offer
them
AT COST.
The above are all Of the newest patterns and o
recent
DIRECT PORTATION.
For Elegance well Is Economy, these Chande
lers excel all others.
M.W.GALT, BRO. q CO.,
sep29 I'm e,celyers
Evening star., 1877-10-16

NEW CARPETS.
JUST FROM THE FACTORY.
NO AUCTIONROOM CARPETS IN OUR
STOCK.
Our goods run regular all through the piAce. No
last esI's stock on hand; All New, fresh Goods.
Extra All wool C,tta.e, 81 and sOc
II grain CARPETS, SOC
Fine lrgrain,!0c.
Extra Heavy Ingram, 60c.
Hahdsome patterns ingram, 75c.
Brussels. new patterns, at 9jc
ort rtIa,h. IMskirg i snd N 1.ir Laying, @ !c)
Iluggets, full width, all wool, 81.
Rugs from CSC up.
Nottingham Laces, cheap.
s1-Csl and examine our stock of CARPETS.
G. M. TOWsON 4 Co..
ocl3-eotr 636 Po. are, somf. side, near 7th.'
EUssELL's ICE CREAM AND ICES,
THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE.
Parties and Weddings furnished with every requi-
site.
Fresh CHARLOTTE RUSSE and JELLIES every
g Our Saloon is as attractive q. ever. OYSTERS,
STEAKS, COFFEE, TIA, CHOCOLATE, &c.
oc.6tuths jim 1927 Nec York arenue.
AT sILvERBERG's
3l2 sEvENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Gohlets, sc. per set.
Heavy Aotel Goblets, 76c. per set
The BY sh Fifth Avenue Goblets, 75c. per set.
SE .1sss essf. ss Pa ssss sss set
bsndsome Plated Castors, 8 bottles, 81
New Pattern, double plated, 81.
Plated Pick lie Stands, 81
Solid Sseel Silver plated z nives, 81 per set.
Ivory Handle Table and Deser Knives, 80 per
Gall Bells, al Breakfast Bells, soc.
Gar,e er and Fork, SOC and .! per pair.
Table Mas a SOC aud aud 81 : set. Pine Jap,ned
Large assortment Of Boauss Holders and Vases at
Fine Pboiosraphs OF Centennial Statuary, framed,
M5ec. tach, decided bargain
!llu minated Notices, very handsome, at 0c each.
' ''' sILvERBERG's.
Metropolitan Bazaar,
.sels...n.:1 s12 70 st. near Pa .ysaas
GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES
" GAS TIXTUREsI
Three large show rooms nned with new and Gle.
CANT designs Of CB ANDELIERs In Polished Brass
Persons purehssing Fixtures from us can have
them put up in Washington, D. o., free Of all ex
Ienses and savs large percentage.
c. ". DAVIDSON 4 CO.,
3 N. Liberty s.. Baltimore. Md.
olooAs' AT COST DhoAAsS'
We are prepared to sell CLOCKS and BEONzEs
yoke DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
l. UM II e r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 900 feet of Prime
Heart "a Georgia BOARES. " Mich We will sell for
THIkTf DAYS, st $40 per l.xO feet.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

WILLET = LIBBEY,
ee1u-u Stxth street and ". r. Acemsse.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE Ell PASo TROUBLE.-Gen.S Sheridan
sent to the War department the following
telegram he received from General Pope /:
s The difficulties at Ell PasO and San EIizaro
are entirely between citizens of the state of
OF Texas, Mexican and American, and /
have instructed Lieut.. Rucker not to inter.
FIRE with them, except to prevent inroads
from the Mexic side"
Evening star., 1877-10-16

a Caucus OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS
was held this morning, and a commit ittee was
appOin ed 10 fill the vacancies to which the
republicans are entitled in the several stand
ing select committees There was desul-
tory discussion with reference to the Length
of the session, through which ii was deyel-
Oped that the members were about equally
divided in opinion as to whether It will be a
10 g or short one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE Ne. 328.

ID Q. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY
| " Nevada, January 10. 1871. Notice Il
hereby given that the NORTH ClllPMAN
MINING COMPANY, q corporation existing
under and By virtue u the State OF California
the owner Of the location and claim located ~
the north Company. on the Chlpman Ledge
~ John A. Meouaid. lie duly auihoriztd agent
for that purpose, whose pc.tofice address is al
virginia City. Nevada. has made application for
loo linear feet Of ths Chapman Ledge. run.
nins northerly and southerly along said ledge
OF lode. and embracing the same, with all
d Pc. spurs. angles and yariaiiolr, with surface
ground sis 7t.l00 feet IN width, ss defined by
end survey lines. diagonal. 3l5 fec, In length.
situated In the Gold Hill Mining District Storey
county, Nevada, and described more particu.
lsrly upon oiiicial plat and Geld nct-s Of survey
thereof ON ME In my ofiice and posted on the
said claim a. follows, 10 wit Besinning nj .
post marked No. ], U. q. survey No. lt3. ON .
westerly slope. at foot Of dump, and about Is
feet westerly from tn, North and south Chip.
man joint shaft, and whence bears the quarter
action corner On the souih line Of ~ eilon w.
Township II north, Range Il east, Mount Dia.
bio meridian. south d-sreer 20 niLutes east,
distant is1 feet and running thence from said
Iost No. l, nfst courrc, north I'll degrees west
1000 feet 70 Post No. q; thence, second course.
north IS degrees 10 minutes east J25 feet 70
Pos, No; 3. on sleep siope Of ,sil,osd S emnanh
.3ik degrees esst. distant - feet th.nec. third
cCurss. seuih nv dsgrses east. at % feet VII.
ness Post No. s, whence bears the northwest
corner Of the lew Yellow Jacket shaft.hOase
south lOk degrees east. distsni about 40 feet.
the east entrance Of the virginis and Truckee
Railroad tunnel north ~ degrees west, distant
about 40 feet. 1.OJ0 feet 10 Post no. 4; thence,
fourth courpe. rouih % degrees ~ minutes west
s23 feet TO Post No. I, the place Of b-ginnlng-
containing 3i-i0O acres.
ID aripgs expressed IRON the true meridian.
Magnetic variation. 10 dcgrts ~ minutes east.
Survey made 10 conform with tho record oi
llcatlon according 10 testimony OF witnesses ~
TO Identity Of the same.
Tho labor and improyem' nts consist OF
Joint sbaft on the llns between the North and
South Chipman CJmpanies' claims ON tie
Chipman Ledge. two incllnes respectively 81
aud feet deep. and . shan now used by The
Yellow Jacket Company. exceeding $500 In
value.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely any
poi, Ion OF taid mining grvuLd, hereinbcfor
described, are required TO nle their sdvrrss
claim thereto with the Register Of the United
states Land Once ri Csr-on city. Nevada.
during the sixty.dsys period Of publication
hereof. or they will bs barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
jais Esd O. n HARRIS, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
N0TICY NO. 32a.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u CITY, Nevada, February q, 1871 Notice I,
hereby givn thai the NlAuAnA GOLD All
sILykR MINING COMPANY. n corporation
existing under the laws Of the rtaie of Cslifor
MIA, having Its posiofilce at San Francisco, Cal
ifornis, has, by 4. Caldwell, the ag,nt and
Superintendent thereof. this da, filei In ihi'
ONCE an application Tor United siaies patent
for Ave hundred and seycnty.nve l5T3) linea'
feet Of the Niagara Lode. with surface ground
two hundred l200) feet In width, embracing
si.lo0 acrcs, officially surveyed, plated and de
rcribed o. y. \. Survey or Lot No. las. Town
ship 10 north, Range II east. Al. ID. u. and NJ
and being situate In the aold liill Mining Die
triet, county Of Storey and State of Ntvad,.
and described In the plat and field notes on hlc
In this once ~ follows. viz:
Beginnlng al ro-i marked No; ]. y :. sur'
yey No. i25, ON the ea,t ride of Gold Canyon.
n, ar the south end Of the silver Hill Company =
dunn and on the East boundary OF the " Echo, -
u, Il Survey No. 90. from which said post the
quarter section corner on the iorih line of Bee.
tion eight 49,. Township 10 north, ltang- ~
east, N. ID. NJ, bsar- moth ~ degrees 81 min.
utes weet, distant LAS feet. aud The flagstaff on
Niagara Company's hoisiing works bear ,outh
81 degrees 90 minntcr east; thence. running
from raid Post No. I. north iorty-six aud one.
fourth llGA) DEGREES east two hundrsd (sn) feet
10 Post No. q; thence south fotty.ihrte and
three. .ourtha ,&3A) degrees east i've hundred
nnd teNenty.uNe lssol ittl. W Iutt w. d
thence south tori y.rix aud one fourth l&6 " de.
grees west two hundred l2Oll feet 81 toe south.
east corner Of the" Echo," u. \. Survey No. 10 ;
thence along east boundary of said Y. \ Survey
No. 30 north forty three and three fourih- lt3iD
degrees west Ave hundred and seventy. i've lsis)
feet 20 said Post No. !, the place % bcginning.
st the northwesttrly conner " the claim; the
mining ground hsrcbS sought 20 he patented
being bounded ON the wr-t by the Eeho claim,
q. Il. Survey No. 80, belonging to the Silver
Hin Mining COMPANY, and ON the south by
q. \. Survey No. ~
The part Of the said Niagara Lode hereby
applied for IL the northwe-teriy ar mort erly
sis feet Of the lao feet thereof owned by said
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Company.
which said Niagara Company does not. how.
ever, hereby waive or prejudice any of its
legal rights under mining laws to the remain.
ing or southerly C25 feet Of It's said lode not
hereby sought TO be patented.
Notice Of the location . said Niagara 1.rde
may be found In IIook y, at pare is5. aold Hill
Mining Records. st Virginia Ci.y. Nevada.
Reference IL hereby msde 20 the plat and
field notes on flc In this Once. aud To The pl,i
and notice upon ,aid claim, for GREATER par
tlcularity.
M esd q. N. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

And In accordance with Law. ard az order of
tho Board Of Directors. mads ON The ii'h day of
December, 1910, 20 many shAres Of each parcel
% ,ueh stock % may be necessary viii lie
sid II public auction. at th" ofiee of John
Middleton son. No. $40 ManisoD.Iy rir,-i.
IAN Prsnciseo. California. on THURSDAY.
the 18Th day of February. lsTf ai Oh. hour of
o'clock r. n. OF said oay. ~ psy rald deiin.
auent sssesrinent thereon. togeih'r with costs
Of advertifing and expenses III the pale.
J. Y. sTlltl.iNG. Secretary.
Ofhce-Rf oms ~. - and -. No. 330 Pine
street. Han trancisco. California. isiptd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

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STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

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