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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
AUCTIOYsALEs-rUTURE DAYS.
T. COLDWELL Real Estate auCtiOneer,
~ No. glG street northwest.

" No. gIG street northwest.
TRTETEFs, SALE OF 4. TwoSToRY BRICK
STREET BETWEEN g. AND T.. STREEiiS
NORTH AND TlIlRTEESTH AND FOUR
TENTH SrREEfS WEST.
BY virtue ct deed Of trust, dated July n, 4. n.
lSi duly recorded In Lbpr No. ~ folio T. Of the
land records for the District Of Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell Mt
public auction. IN font Of the premises, on wEDNtS
DAY, JuneG, 1871, at O'clock M, all that certain
pitHe or parcel ofground situate and lying IL the city
Of Washington, u. G. known and designated ~ lot
numbered iorty.hve, 49, In Mary e. Mt,hellS re.
corded subdivision pf original lot numbered four, a.
IN square numbered two hundred and thirty.cght,
t%ts y together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money In cash,
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months
win interest nj eight per cent per Hunl, seCiirl by
deed trust on the property sold or all cash at o
tOn Ufthe purchaser. A deppsit Of siub required nj
the time of sale and all Convpyaneng at purchasers
cost. Terms TO be complied with Ia seven days.
R RtGfSARtGG IL WARNER, Trustees
my2lwSSds
RD-rTIE ABOVE SALE re POSTPONED, on
account of thu, rain until SATURDAY, June Q, 1871
same hour and plarc.
iTliT & fSH i. WARNER. Trustees
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INSUR-fNCE.
INSURANCE.
rTNHIRTY.FoURTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS.

LOOK OUT FOR TIIIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL RE
PORT, ISL.
Dividend to members In CASH as their premiums
fall due Over sGOOJCsO have been returned to MEM
beIs during the last thlrty-three years.
Begin the new year To Insure.
ALL POLICIES protected nom forfeiture by State
law. solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made 10 par
ties having lapsed policies
n. b. CLARKE, General Agent,
Room ~. Cloud Building
Also, Agent for the Dwelling-house Fire Insurance
Company of BostOn. Ja25ThSSiy
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A SIX-ROOM BRICK
nnISE WITH PASSAGE on NORTH SIDE
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN
T AND 4 STREETS~ NORTHWEST
ly virtue Of deed of trust To ne, drtni p,cctnhcr
III" land records Oi the District Of Columbia will sGll
vt public auction, in front Of the premises on MOS-
DAY. the nth day OF June, ISL ut O'Clock D. M,
l"Ti uI lot ~, In sub Of square lIG bounded aud de-
S'riltcd u follows Beginning for same a point
on New Hampshire avenue, at southeast corner Of
said lot '9b and running thence nurtIeasterly the
line OF said avenue II feet thence west right angles
To sid Rvrnu" r fst To l2fnn alley; thence south
with line Of itd alley IL iet: thence with said
division line between lots - and ~ to said
and place ufbeginning
Terms: Unt fourth cash, and balance In six anil
twelve months, with interest at eight per cent rDr
ahnun To- b" sutured upon the property sold; 50 de
pUsit ut sale. rrTs to he piled with within seven
days, or u resale ut Gust Of purchaser.
myJ WILLIAM W, MEG ALP. Trustee.
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Auction s5LEs-FUTUR DAYS.
= GORGE TRuEsDELL,
u Real Estate Auctioneer, COS sew en- III street n.

~ GORGE TRUESDELL,
W Real Estate Auctioneer, COS Sew en- III street n.
TRrsTEEssALEo OF ELEVEN FRAME HOUSES.
by virtue of a deed of trust to me, the subscriber.
recorded in Lber 5Gs folio 2a one OF the land records
for the District Of Columbia will sell Of pulic auc
ton In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, June ~,
lS7, at $40 o'clock y. n the fnowingdCsctied real
estate situate in the city Of Washington, District Of
ground known the plan Of said city ~ all OF original
lots eleven Ul and twelve tt2l and part or each Of
original lots one az, thirteen tl3 aud fourteen tih l
square ten hundred and two 0'9l, beginning tor said
the southeast corner OF snd lot thence north seventy
five to- ieet thence west sixteen 40 feet thence
south seventyNe 5 feet thence east TO the place Of
beginning beginning for said part Of lot thirteen C3l
at the norhweteriy corner Of said lot thence IN the
westerly line OF said lot one hundred and seventeen
ui1) fFt I'm southwCst.rly direction; thence east
sxtytwo and FIVE twelnhs fees thence south
twenty teO) feet; thence northca.terly in east
and eight twelnhs feet to Boundary street; thence In
y nofthwestery direction sixty four and fourtwelths
feet in southcrly line of said Boundary
street to the point OF mginn,ng; said
ccpt that certain portion of part thereof towit Lot
seventeen 40 OfMilburn's recorded subdivision Of
snd lots twelve, ti:) fourteen 40 et ali together with
the Improvements, consisting Of eleven comfortable
frnme dwellings.
Terms OF sale, -Four thousand two
two hundred and SIXTY dollars and fuTty.hvc cents,
Gla6ijl and expenses Of sale In cash, and the hu-
nnce nt SIX, twelve and eighteen months for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the
day OF ale and secured by deed OF trust on the prop
ery sold, will he taken. deposit Of sl00 when prop
erty Is sold COnveyancinR nj expense OF purchaser.
IT the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days from day ofsale reserve the right TO
sell the property at the risk and Cost Of the drnulti
myaaTuThs,Cis Trnsi6e
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING April.
~, lSih
TMo TRAINS DAILY. EXCErT SUNDAY. RE

TWO TRAINS DAILY, ENCEPT SUNDAY, BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AID ROT Nd HILL.
Leave Washington at a. M and p. NJ, and Alex.
Rndf.A at $40 u. H. and $40 D. M; pass Ir,7buIg going
westward, NJ l-J and c. a. NJ, and arrive at
Round hil at Il IN. and y M. b'Rve Round I'm 1T
al u. M, llpl y. M pass IctNbuTg, going eastward
IL and l:lO r. ~, and arrive At Alexandra. sIj
a. NJ aud dlj y. M, aud Washington nj CD m. aud
$50 D. M.
Passengers from Washington will take tho Wash.
EgtUu uul OHIO ears ut tNv baltimore and p1lunlIc
rulttUd station ut y a. N. and y. M and 20 through
10 huUut I'M without change Of ears.
The 'rIO N. train rom AluNuidIlA and T. ~ r. M.
train truu Round lili connect al ItJuHu HIl wan
Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snick'INyI,!r, Der.
TANuiv ami Winchester; also with h,aW1r's Line OF
Coaches, which leave LecsbuTg daily lur Alde aud
MrlGlgbLrs.
Rulu u"Ins westward make close connection at
Vienna with stsNOns Lane vi Stages for Fan lN Count.
lIuusg,
Communication tickets ccnts per mite; annual
tickets, go. It. n. HANESlR
Hl-lil GtHvnl ticket AGENT
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FOR THE LADIES'.

FOR THE LADIES'.
>~>~S~~-">-3-s- -s .,sr---- 49, -.><--~--.-~~~
SEwING MACHINES.
New White.
New Improved Davis
Now ImprOvcd Wilson,
DonIsslIc,
Weed,
Howe,
Singer,
Home Shuttle.
Wh.rlrI Il Wilson,
Remington
S,yNr,
MCKINNEY \ CO,
M I'M t7 NIhlh siTrrt northwest
HALLET. DAVIS d co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALI.Er.
DAVIS a cos GRAND, UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS FOR
-yolume and Purity Tone
-Best Construction and Excellence Of Workman
ship"
-SITlsinality OF Design
-Anlstic skin with Ingenious Mechanical Device for
ssSIxing PrnnAnenCr III ruue,' Sr.
sSpsCisl Destination = given In Tie Award TO the Up
1 IighI Instruments uf this EInl ''-Sse Centennial
IL. L. SUMNER, Agent,
sll Ninth StTtpt northwest.
Pianos exchanged and sold Un isialnents At lowest
cash pTicsr. MOI
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1877
GREAT
1877

y
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WlS'T, And SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACk, STEEL RAllS
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MAY H. 1877.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsiiING;TON, from Depot, cor
ncr OF sixth and u streets as follows
For I5s@Ig ard ~, p The Msr, i%o A. r., daily with
lj!,s61rE to cmc 4, ~. ~ Lou, and Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For tananda!gnn, nochcs,er Buffalo Niagara Fails,
With Palace Cars to Waukis For WillISn,1paTft,
t0, d2ai n;y except sp SUNDAY di,y, Ina, 80, ~
for NV ,4,k MI thr FAST ~ 2. m and ~, M
nn r VIZ, ,,,, Palace i .nGs nitnhss; Limited Ex-
f., e,la SUNDAY. ,,, -, ,,-,,.-
" snnI, WIN sin,,, -, 81 NJ uty, rAWit
For ' i,,tii,,t I'M . -, ,t, 49,, ,,,.. 800,
rp' ,n u w. p - y. W: nn'y, cNc,p' SUNDAY ana
pT,S S g. M e., dI a, IrxeSh sunday amt
daily, except SUNDAY
~" w, S ,reh i'' ''A' H. m anu II p m dhly'
ts,r ' sn,i, ,n'N Nm n -, o,, Am -. ,,, 49,,
f'' s Mlo'S' "iO !" H. ana III D. M daily except
ALEXANDRIA AMI rRrnEprcusprpc n All
WAY AMI AK kSnitih a Fl wksitisHiii!r
TiN RAii,n 'rIN Az UNA AND "AHiiiN"-
For .,oxtn,r,. 20 NJ,
so, p m. On SUNDAY at no n. M. and y. m.
fo' we S'iun VIA hrhlio'' iA' H. H. daily az r.
f nS ,o A m i?r w% Md g. . &io
w Snhluhy ~ Mlo ana ~ ~ M hiri r. ~.
modniiops en- be procured at ~" oli,'S northeast
CNutt VI ihlit'hn street ana ItiitsylNuih avenue,
northeast CORNER ofsixlh street and irnnsylvnL ave
nm, hu ~ tie u,nl' M.ir Orders can r len iur the
CmthlhR OF baggage TO INSTALLATION nom hotels ana
rcsue""I n p,p,,,, ,,..,...., ,,.... -.
y K FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ai4ual
TNIVERsAL X. x. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICK EFT, to or from all poInts bought
exchanged or sold al a reIlu,Jion or ONE DOi.I III
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

1'S'aNSoN bhoS', huCuOhccIs'
TRrSTEES' SALE OF AN UNFINISHED TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF U
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust dated December ~ A.,
D. ls7a, and duly recorded In Liber No ST. folio no. ct
set of the land records for the District Of Column
ba and the request Of the parties secured thereby
Will sell at public auction, In front OF the premises on
bere, ninetythree, (91) In III y Backwoods subdi-
vision Of square numbered one hundred and ninety
three, tial,) together with the improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale: one fourth cash, the balance In six,
49, twelve, u2l and eighteen usl months after date,
until paid secured by deed oftriist on the property
sold deposit Of 80 will be required of purchaser nj
the time of sale and all conveyRncng to he at hts cost
II the terms Of sale not complied,with within five
90 days the trustees the right TO resell the
property at the risk aud cost OF the dcinultng pur
chaser. plIiLLIp Il LARNElt, Trustees
CHARLES T. DAVIS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
WANTS.

"ANTED-A PROTESTANT AMERICAN OR
w German Girl iNhiIrl infants nuTse, with
fsi refsTetice, s1ling To to the country for
ths summer. Apply at az Indiana avenue, between
the hours OF II and sOCltGk. Jss.
A GENTLENAS AND WIPE WISH BOARD
IA and Two unflnnsh,d Tu.inIs, Nhch nced not
COMMUNICATIONS IN second stUIy. front Summer
prs-I Private family S"Tthw,st ss,toh OF the city
Preferred AddIess John smith, RErrnIirAs
ofhce,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

HETIIE ABOVE SAItS ARE HEREBY FUR
THEIR POSTPONED UNTIL WEDS klSDAS, eth
June same hours aud places
JhSEP1I u. EIISON,l rr,s,oos
myS]WFSds THOMAS HYDE, i'"''''
ES-TITE ABOVE SALES ARE HETEBY FUR
TIER POSTPONED. on account Of the rain, until
SATURDAY, June ., 1877, same hour and place.
JOSEPH u. ElrSOS, .rr,,,oo.
leI.Th&hs TIIOMAS HNhE. IIuNlo's.
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BnNlNNRU ~ WARNER, Tn,,
CHARLIE =. phENTls-, rNS


M virtue OF decd ~ trust bearing date the 18th day
nI May A. D. s7G and recorded IN ibcr No. ssn folio
rs Of tn" land records for the District Of Columbia,
ana at the written request Of the party secured there
by "" VAL oCT iur sale nj public auction In front of
the premise. on TItC ItSDAY the 2Ist day or June
a. ~ lS' at 1--WE nClt"k r. M. the following real -
tate and premises uCt"d in the city OF Washington IN
sid District, viz: lot numbered ~ Of turpputpfs re-
corded subdivision Of original lots N mid part Of r.
In s1uar" numbered SS the same l. designated Oh
the ground plat OF siid city, together with the I'M
ITUNgnents thereon
Terms Of sale: Onc.fourth or the purchase money
In cash residue IN equal hstallmcnts, In sN. twelve
and eighteen months with interest nom day Of Sale
at per cent to b secured hy decd Of trust unnu the
premises sold deposit or f5S VIII be required Of the
purchaser on the day Of s". II the terms ar. not
complied viii within five days ffUm the day of sale,
the trustees reserve the right to resell nj the risk and
cost al the drGtuIing purchaser. All convcyancing
at purchasers cost.
;. ,,,,,.r, 4; q, SSTEPITENSoS, (Trr,,co..
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AUCTION sALES-FTTURE DAYS
Il 7. COLDWELL, Real Bstatc Auctionecr,
~ No. ZIG y street northwest.

TRtSTEFsE SALE or A TwO-STORY BRICK
DMELlIS so, 80 ll.s TWENTY 1NTH sTIEE'r,
NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF n deed Of trust, dated October o. A. ID.
E7h. duly recorded in Lbcr No. ST. folio 81, 1t seq,
one or the land records for the District Of Columbia,
and Ut the request Of the party secured thereby
VIII sell at public auction, In front Of the premisss
MONDAY June ~ Isl att O.clyck I.m.tle following
described real estate situate IN the city or Washington,
District Of columbia, to wit! Being part Of lot num-
b"tesl thT'c, ~ m square west Of square numbered
fourteen UlD beginning for the twenty eight ft)
hoi south nom the northeast Of said l0 thence
south INenty-sSth street fourteen nI feet; thence
west ninety Cr FEET thence north fourteen flI feet;
thonc" phst To- the place NJ beginning. together with
the improvements Sc, suhrG to prior deed Of tri,st
the wtrtCulnTs UT which will be n1de known on day
Of sale.
Term: $40 IN cash. and the balance at six aud
twrly" months, with interest at eight per cent per
mum, s"cur, by deed Of trust, al cash ut option
Of tn" pur, hnsef. deposit OF sn1 required nj the
time Of sale and all tDuNpynncng purchaser cost
Terms to he cunplietl with ia seven dLSs.
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Rg-TIIE ABOVE SALE ~ HEREBY POST.
rUSED TO TUESDAY. NAV - snmr hour and place.
JOSEPH H. EDISON, rr,,,,oo,
THOMAS HYDE, ii"'''V'-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

CoLLaT IoNs CAREFUti.Y MADE STATE
NENTS RENDERED MONTHLY WHEN DE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

MI. Ferry, and the Democrats held
with Wat,er,on as to the absolute
right of negation existing in the House,
then a mutual concession of asserted
righis aud the reporting of such a bill
as is now before Congress would have
been a COMPROMISED" but in this in
stance there has been no concession;
thirteen distinguished statesmen of
both political parties have appealed to
Congress to ''enforce by appropriate
legislation one of the most important
provisions of the Constitution, which
mo law has heretofore been framed to
meet, and by such course save the
country from the horrors of disputed
title to the executive authority and a
civil war.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
pen N SCysNORS.

The Siirer State SAYS: Trains, since
the snow storm, are travelling slaughter
yards. Cattle congregate on the track
where the snow has been beaten down
and consequently is not so deep as it is
on each side, and it is almost impossi-
BILE tor trains TO avoid killing or main.
ing them. Engineer Lightner informs
us that he was five hours making
twelve miles between Battle Mount
ain and Stone House yesterday, on ac-
count of the number of cattle on the
track. He frequently brought the
train to a full stop and let the conduct.
or and brakemen go ahead and drive
away the cattle. A gentleman, who
came down on yesterdays passenger
train, informed us that the road be-
tween Argenta and Battle Mountain
seemed to be lined with dead and dy-
ing cattle.
We learn from the Silver State that
work has been resumed on the Rye
Patch mine, against which an attach
ment was issued during the temporary
absence of the Superintendent, Mr..
Greenwich, in San Francisco. Ordina-
rily, the Rye Patch Company employs
a good many men, and distributes con-
siderable many dollars among miners,
teamsters and mill men, and never be-
fore have we heard of its being sued
by anybody in its employ, and it is
now ascertained that there was no oc-
casion for it in the present instance.
The Gold Hill News, of Monday,
says: James Mcknight, a shoemaker
doing business on the Divide, and a
man named Thomas Hicks, had a
quarrel in the formers shop, this af-
ternoon, which resulted in Hicks seiz.
ing q knife and cutting Meningitis
throat pretty badly. Hicks was ar.
rested by Deputy Constable Symons.
The seriousness Of Meningitis injury
is not yet known.
1t WAS well. according to the Gold
Hill Necs, that the rope with which
Larkin was hanged WAS a thick one.
The fall stretched it over a foot, giving
the murderer q fall of sever fset, The
rough iron ring through which the
rope WAS run cut one of the strands
through. But for the thick.
ness Of the rope It would have parted,
and a terrible scene would certainly
have ensued.
Men out of work had better stay
away from the Comstock. Saws the
Nsws: Men out of work and money
are having a hard meofiti in Virginia.
The restaurants are constantly visited
by men asking a meal and offering to
do any sort Of work for their board.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
TO DISCUSS THE COMPROMISE,
Death of Levi Rosener.
FINED FOR FRAUDULENT REGIS
TkATION.
GOULD & CURRY ASSESSMENT
shot Dead by u Woman.
GOULD & CURRY ASSESSMENT
shot Dead by u Woman.

SAN Francisco, Jan. "a.
A meeting of the Produce Exchange
is called for to morrow for the dis.
cussion and adoption of resolutions
relative to the Electoral Compromise
bill.
Levi Rosener, ex-Assessor Of San
Francisco. died this morning, of con.
gestion of the lungs.
In the United States Circuit Court
to day. William McSOrley and Law
renee Doyle we're convicted of attempt
ing fraudulent registration. Judge
Sawyer sentenced each to pay a fine OF
fifty dollars, stating that the extenuat.
ing circumstance in the case induced
him to impose a light sentence.
The Trustees of the Gould & Curry
have levied All assessment OF 81 per
share, delinquent in board February
%, and at the office five days later.
BRIDGE PORT, MENDoCINO, Co.,
CALI, Jan. %.
A dreadful tragedy occurred at this
place yesterday. Mrs. Mary Grant,
the mother Of five or six children, shot
and instantly killed John Gilroy. She
waylaid him near her own residence
and shot him with a double barreled
shotgun in the head. She says Gilroy
had been talking about her. She is
now under arrest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
70 ETC N w s
PEACE--A BOURBON PLOT.
The Coming Pope.

LONDON, Jan %.
Assurances have been given that
Turkey will take No step likely to pro-
woke war aud will vigorously push in
ternal refOrm-
The Standards Berlin correspondent
notices various sensational reports, in
teresting because they appear in some
German papers, to the effect tina. Count
de Chambord inspired the telegrams
from Constantinople concerning the
attitude of Baron Won Werthen at the
Conference, with a view of provoking
complications and thereby furlhering
the plot for an Orleanist's restoration.
A Vienna dispatch says: Reports
from military agents STATE that the
roads in MoldaviA ave impracticable.
and the railway between Keschercff
and Jassy is interrupted by floods.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Rome reports that the Pope will sub
nit the question to the Cardinals, when
considering the relations of the Pa.
pacy to the Italian Government and
revolutionary party, ii it is necessary
to take any measures to secure the
liberty of the conclave which elects
the next Pope.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
THE NEWS.

The storm continues to interfere with
our Geographic news. Only one wire
Is working, and that Is overcrowded
with business. Most of our dispatch.
es 10 day may be classed as extracts,
or combinations. Cease, rude Boreas,
clustering railer.
The Republicans in the Pennsylva-
MA Senate "referred a motion to in.
dOrse the joint report of Congress.
The Democrats wanted to indorse.
Carl Schurz heartily indorses the
Compromise bill.
Things are very much mixed in the
West Virginia Democratic senatorial
caucus.
The previous rule" will be en-
forced in the House tomorrow or the
day after in the debate OIL the com.
promise.
Butts, of South Carolina, was ad.
mitted to a seat in the House. But
they wouldn't accept Chamberlain
return. They took the Supreme
Court.
II we can judge from the tail end Of
q dispatch the great gathering in the
Senate was to hear y reply to Morton's
arraignment of the joint report on the
electoral count.
1t is reported that the venerated old
fossil, the Comte de Chambord, has
been intriguing for the Orleanists.
Wonderful, if true.
Pho Mono Is afraid that Victor Eman.
uel will bulldose the college OF Car
dinals which will elect his successor.
The Burlington Hawkeye will resur.
rect the bones of the Washington
Chronicle.
The President refuses to install eth
or Packard or Nichols. He will await
the action of the law making power.
The United States Secret Service a,
Cincinnati has made the most notable
capture of counterfeiters on record.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
WASHINGTON.
DEBATE ON THE COMPROMLSE
n a BILL.
A South Carolina Member Takes
His Seat.
A FIELD DAY IN THE SENATE.

CHICAGO, Jan. %.
An Inter- Ocedn's Washington special
SAYS: In the House, Payne will prob
ably allow debate on the Compromise
bill until Friday or Saturday, a num-
Der desiring to speak on it.
The Senate New Orleans Committee
will examine several witnesses here.
Butts was admitted to-day in the
House, but without the admission that
the Chamberlain government was the
de facto and de ju,'e government, the
committee compelling him to show
the credentials of the State Supreme
Court.
NEW YORK, Jan %.
The Times Washington special says:
The galleries were filled to overflow
ing and every seal on the floor occu-
pied. Among those present were
General Sherman, eX Governor Foote,
of Mississippi, General Patterson.
Messrs. Adams, Kasson, McDougall,
and twenty-five or thirty members OF
the House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

THE STORM meets with unequivocal
support from the entire press and peo-
pie of the western counties. The GER
tainty of an abundant supply of water
in the Carson and Truckee assures the
mountain men Of a fair market for
their wood, the mining men OF timber
cheap and plenty for their mines, the
mill men of an all-summer's protita-
bile run, aud the merchant and sport
Aof-an easy money market; while the
bucolic rancher INDUCES in glowing
visions Of the abundant crops of the
next season.. The only grumble we
have noticed is the local Of the Chron-
icle, who complains with justice that
there are no items to CLEAN, forthe very
sufficient reason that neither rough
nor burglar, not even a bloodthirsty
Monaghan, can get out OF doors to
make an item.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

and wife, Of this city, for dealing in
counterfeit money, and Of Miles Ogle
for manufacturing the same, induced
the later to make a confession and OBJ.
tanned possession this morning OF over
a hundred finely executed plates.
Among them were plates for the man.
ufacture of ten-dollar notes on banks
at Richmond and Lafayette. He also
G captured 1000 counterfeit so cent
pieces, which were found buried at
New Brighton, a suburb of the city.
These pieces so closely resemble the
genuine that none but experts could
distinguish any difference between
them.