The national Republican., 1867-07-10

WHRRE TO LEAVE 0RDnRs FOR GARBAGE
oAnrs by request Of the Mayor and the com.
mlssioners Of the several wards, ue publish the
following points At which orders may bs left for
the garbage carts.
First Ward--Rsdfsrn's grocery, corner Of
Ninstesnth street aud Psnnsyivania avsnus,
Kelly Morsland's grocery, corner OF Twsntisth
street, John Wilson'S grocery, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. -
Second Ward - Lepreux's grocery, corner
Tvelfth and Pennsylvania avenue; orms's gro.
oery, corner Of Twelfth and d streets; at the
corner New York avenue and Twelfth street; cor
nsr Of Thirteenth and r streets, Whites grocery,
Second Precinct Station, Seventh street, between
5 and T.
Third ward-At the Northern Liberty Mar.
ket. on the outside Of the cook.shop, In the
brick part Of the msrkst-houss, and also at the
Centre Market, on the outside Of tho old guard.
house. At both Of these places there are scayen-
GERS boxes for all the wards.
Fourth Ward-At Beans grocery, corner Of
Fifth and Streets at Lords grocery, corner Of
Fifth and streetsj at the Fourth ward station,
New Jersey avenue and + street.
Fifth Ward-At station-house, Eighth Pre-.
cinot, corner Of South Carolina avenue and Fifth
street east. 81
Sixth Ward-At Justice Cull's ofice, street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Seventh Ward-At corner Of Four land. 4. alf
and M streets, Island Four and -a-haif and II
streets, Island; O street, between Third and
Four-and.a-halE Island; Seventh street and In
diana avenue, at Cassell's grocery; Eleventh and
Maryland avenue, Island, at Walkers; Thirteen.
and.a-hslf street and Maryland avenue, Island,
at Clarks's.
Any complaint made against the slop and gar.
bags men addressed Commissioner Of f-ward |"
inserting number Of ward, and handed any one
Of the Metropolitan police, will meet with prompt
attention.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green 4
Williams have disposed Of the following described
property: Lot Is, In square rs, 20 feet front on
Twenty-second streets, with depth Of SO feet to
ao.foot sl!S,, improved By . two.story brick
tenement; purchased by Mr.. J, II. Newhans,
for %, 700. Also, by the same, lot rs, In square
~, ~ feet and and III inches front on west
Twenty first street, between II and I streets,
with depth Of 1851 feet to so.foot alley, i'm
proved BY . modern.built three.story brick
S%T'1lins Mn containing II rooms purchased BY w.
lot No. H. in square IS, II feet 7inches front on
north I street, between Twsnty.second and
Twenty.third streets, 13l feet deep, with privi-
lege Of 3-foot alley purchased BY Mr.. @. R.
Ramsdell, for 20 cents per foot.
TESTIMONIAL OF EsrEEM.-0n Saturday
evening, q meeting Of ohioans was held at No.
$50 y street, the rooms Of Mr.. J. G. Wetmore,
when committee, consisting Of Hon. James A.
Garfield, A. M. Gangewer, esq, Hon. William
Helmick, ]. Van 0fsnbacker, esq, and ]. @.
Wetmore, esq, was appointed to report, and did
report resolutions Of respect to the memory Of
David Rees, late In the Land Office, at Washing.
ton. Eulogies were delivered concerning the
deceased BY Messrs. Gangower, Wetmore, Gar
held, French, Helmick, Slsde and 0lmsted, Of
Ohio. Chief Justice Chase acted as chairman,
and Mr. II. M. slade as secretary Of the meeting.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEKI.No.-A mass
meeting Of Republicans, mostly Of the Seventh
ward, was held OH Monday evening at the freed.
mems school, on Delaware avenue and I street
south. There was quite gathering. Mr.. ssin.
ton, Of the Third ward, presided.
DR.. Boyd offered series Of resolutions, which
were adopted.
A COMMITTEES was also appointed to lay certain
resolutions before Congress.
On Monday night next, they will meet at the
same place.
CHAs. F. CuMMIYs, No. BAT Seventh
street, between I and K, near tho Northern
Market, has on hand, and Is constantly.in 70.
cept OF, the latest styles Of boots and shoes for
ladies and gentlemen. misses and youths, and
children. Having an extensive trade, he is en-.
abled to sell at the lowest rates Tho stock In
the establishment Of Mr.. Cummins Is selected BY
himself in person, and all who desire to gel
goods which will prove to be exactly as they are
represented should call On him.
SALE REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Cooper &
Lstimer. auotioneers, have sold lot No. 1, In
square No. 4S9, fronting on Sixth street, between
D and Z streets, and imme ediatsly In the rear Of
the Unitarian Church, to J. Y. Wollard, for
$l.60 per foot. Also, lot No. 2, in square No.
52l, on the northeast corner Of and Fourth
streets, to Mr.. James L. Lochs, at si1 cents per
foot.
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