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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20
81 Knew Size WOuld,v

DEACON W was slaid and honest
deacon who had vein OF dry caustic
bumcr in his composition. The deacon
had q boy of some dozen summers, VINO
was someT hat inclined 10 be q little ugly
when not under the parental eye. la
school, especially, John vas a source CT
constant annoyance TO his teacher. One
day the teacher punished him fer some
misdemeanOr, and John went home 10
enter his complaint, and told his father
that the mistress had whipped him.
"Wbatp exclaimed the deacon, elevat-
ing his eyebrows, "been whippedf"
"Y-aa-s," s0bbed the boy.
"And did We let a woman whip YEP
shouted the old deacon.
"Yaas. couldn't help IT,"
"Well, John, you little rascal, you go
to school to morrow, aud II Miss h ---
undertakes 10 whip ye again, you jdst
pitch in; don't Let woman whip ye
again If you can help it. Don't take any
suck to strike with, bat ye may strike,
bite, scratch, and kick aS much as you
have mind To"
The next day the boy went TO school,
and, embroidered by the permission given
him by bis father, was soon brought be-
fore the tribunal of violated rules. The
teacher under took TO correct him, and he
did as his father had told him. The re.
suit was that John got = most unmerct
tut Iouncing, and was thoroughly sub
dued. When he went home he went u
his father crying:
"Well, dad, l got an awful bad licking
again TO day"
Whatp said the old deacon, "hav,
Won LET that woman WhiD We agAinin
"Y IA s." said the bay.
"Y-sas," cbuckied the humorous oil,
deacon, "you tarnal lutte fool, knew
she would, and she'll give You " tyounciu
every time she undertakes it, and al
wise you To behave yourself IN the future.
John began TO have some perception o
better aud wiser boy.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20
Hold Ga.

HOLD on to your tongue when you are
lust ready 70 swear, or 10 speak harshly,
or use any improper words.
Hold On 10 your hand when you are
about 10 strike, or do anything wrong.
Hold on ~ your feet when you are on
tie point OF running away from study.
or pursuing the paths Of error, shame, or
crime. Hold en- 10 your viriue-it Is
above all price, a. al times and n all
places.
Hold on TO your good character, Tor IL
III now, and ever viii be, your best wealth
Hold on 10 your good name a1al 'iiheS'
for Ii Is much mose valuable ~ you tnah
gold, high places or fashionable attire
Hold on 10 the Truth, Tor II viii serve
you well and DO you good throughout
eternity.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20
LITTLE THINGS.
BY MRS. J. Z. AKEES.
a zeDhvr q little fhirr.

A zephyr ia little thing,
scarce a iegflet shaking;
One sunbeam little i beside
The fuil light on Us breaking.
A little daisy, by the wsy.
Grows psTchaI ce UNDECIDED,
Yet the little simple fl over
On the earth IS needed.
A rai1drop is little thing,
Many make the showers;
Little moments fitting by
Make Up all the hours.
One little star st close of day
Nainly seems TO twinkle.
Till ar length tle shiUiGg host
All the blue arch sprinkle.
A smile is but little thing
To the happy giser,
Yet fall Oft IL leaves calm
On Life's bOisteTOus river.
Gentle words are never lost,
HOwe'er email their seeming;
Sunny rays of love az they
Ger cur pathway cleaning.
An, it is the little things,
Little joys and trials,
Little pleasures. lite griefs,
And little sef-d sciais:
Little hopes and little fears
Fill our morn ano even.
Little beams OF love and faith
Light our Wy 10 heaven.
-BetieL BLansg
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20

"WHY, Mary, my dear, how lsIt that 1
find YOU sitting here 50 comfortably with
your husband? You told nc this morn :
ing that You hid guarded. and he had
sona for a sailor" -, istherg 1 toll
YOU nothing OF the kind" 'Ob, nonsense |,
/ sun sure yoa said you had some words
together.n ayes, iatheT, and 10 We had
he asked me what t,me IL was. said L
did not know snd 80 he left the house.
saying he soas going 10 see That vas al l
told YOU"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20

Tue Sp iritualis,s in the United States
are said TO number four millions, and that
greater number are secretly convinced,
but FOR fear of ridicule do not openly
aycw their belief in the system.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20
POETRY.
WILING FOR An ANSWER.

How wretched is the being, matrimonially in
Whose cbariner wastes year or 60 in making up
her mind.
or all our mortal miseries, no doubt the most in
tense
Is passing ones existence, like spider, in sus-
I've suffered half the sgonies to which our flesh is
heir;
And too.h-sche and scistica seem CHASTITY things to
But ar,t among the tortures that man can undergo
Il when lady hesitates 10 answer Yes or No.
And yeti blush to own it, am still a sing le
man.
The fault at fret all my own, for week had fol-
Before plucked my courage up suncientiy to
speak.
But when bEeathed my sentiments, brea he'd
To pierce heart OF granite or OF any other stone;
Though all the consolation that the lady could be-
Was just the sort of answer that you can't call
Yes or No.
month 1 waited anxioasly plain rep'y to get
But no-she'd had so little time for thinking OF it
Another month was over, and third had flown
away,
And sui .he lot rejected me nor named the hap-
In fevefisn perplexi.y I've passed precious year,
And lite a lar a. ever from my obj set appear.
My days are each century, they creep so very
slew,
While waiting in a frenzy for a simple Yes or No.
There's not a man in twenty, am positively sure,
Could bear with equanimity the quiZziDg | en-
dure;
I'm called lucky fellow, too, by every one 1
meet.
And receive congratulations at the club or in the
street.
Tomorrow, I'm determined, be the weather wet
or dry,
I'll seek my charmer's resisencc, last appeal to
try;
III breathe Ter al my wretchedness, I'll paint her
all my woe;
and dlish 0y insisting on final Yes or No.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-20
YOUTHS, DEPARTMENT.
GOOD COUNSEL.

RHYME SIX HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
GUARD, my Chi d, thy tongue,
hat IL speak no wrong;
Let no evil word pass DER II;
set the watch Of truth before II,
That II speak no wrong:
Guard, my ch.li, thy tongue.
Guard. my child. thine eyes
Pryilg Is no wise:
LET them look on what is right:
FFcln all evil turn their sigIt:
Pfy,ny Is not wise:
Guard, my child, thine eyes.
Gueri, ny child. thine ca;
Wicked words will scar.
Let n evil words come in
= hat may cause The soul 10 sin,
Wicked words will scar;
Guard. my child, thine ear.
Ear. and eyes. and tongus
Guard whAe thou art young;
For, ala, these busy iAree
Can unruly members be.
Guard, VIII le thou art y0u2g,
Rar, and eyes, and tongue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

ALBANIA CLAIMs.-There Is no indlca-
ton whatever Of q reoponlng OF the Alabama
claims question. The subject has not been
officially mentioned for several months. Il
appears that one Government Is waiting for
the other to advance In the resumption Of
negotiations, which were suspended by the
senate's rejection Of the convention. Neither
the United States nor Great Britain init
mates q disposition to Iyisld any Of the
ground heretofore respectively occupied,
both parties closely adherlng respectively IA
their former expressed positions. There ID
nothing to exclude the belief that Great Bril-
tain Is DESTROYS Of an carly settlement Of
the points at Issue, In order to avoid dlficul-
ties which might possibly arise nom them
in the future, and to draw the two nations
into closer friendship. 1t Is known abe
heretofore proposed that the only practical
BILE way Of adjustment was by means Of a
joint commission, with the intermediate aid
Of an umpire, as In previous arrangement
for the settlement Of claims. The subject,
however, is scarcely ever mentioned BY per-
sons in authority, but when 1t Ia the hope Ii
expressed that some means may be devised
to settle the entire subject Of elAima to th'
honor Of both nations. No one, however
has yet suggested how this may be accom-
plished.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
A Political Circular from the
French MIntntEy. ....

The French Ministers on Monday issued
the following circular 10 the officers OF the
civil servleei
"The Emperor addressed solemn appeal
to the nation in 1852; he asked the power to
assure order. In 1870 he asks power 10 ss-
tablsh liberty, confident Of the title which
is his by reason OF the right OF 5000, 900
sutfrages. lie does not surrender the empire
to discussion. He submits to a vote only itA
liberal transformation. To vote yes IL to
vote for liberty. The revolutionary party Is
secretly attacking the national Sovereignty,
and misrepTesentlng the respect which the
Emperor pays TO that sovereignty In consult
Ing the people. They are not true friends
Of liberty but In spite Of those the masses
will march In our ranks. Can they ignore
the fact that to abstain from voting or to
vote mo- will be TO strengthen those who
only combat the transformation Of tho
empire In order that they may destroy IL,
and with II the political and social orKaniza-
lions 10 which France owes her greatnesaI In
the name OF the public peace and liberty In
the name ofthe Emperor, wO demand Of you
all, 'our devoted colaborers,' to unite your
efforts with ours. II Is to the citizens We
address ourselves, not as ordering. but as
offering patriotic council. Our object 10 10
assure 70 our country tranquil future To
the end, that on the throne as In the hum
blest dwelling the son may succeed the father
In peace aud quiet" IlN ,1ar1TH .a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

Tue SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has
Issued q circular Of instructions 10 collectors
~ aua'n-as th-n-aL--s 49, ----a-1. sn-
nouncing that the following routes for the
immediate expectation of merchandise In
bond to Mexico, as mentioned In Article 104
Revised Warehouse Regulations Of 1868, are
hereby discontinued From any port OF the
United States by water to Galveston, TeIas,
thence by way OF Alleytown and Gonzales 10
San Antonio, and thence by way Of Eagle
Pass, Presldio del Norte, or San RliAarioi
from any port Of the United States by water
TO Corpus Christi, thence by way Of Gllead
to San Antonio, and thence BY way Of Eagle
Pass, Preside del Norte, or Sau EllzarIo to
Mexieoj from any port Of the United States
by water to Corpus Christi, and thence BY
way Of Rowa or Rio Grande City to Mexico.
The route from any port Of the UHited
States TO lndlanola, and thence by any Of the
routes aforementioned to Mexico, Is also
discontinued. Collectors and other Officers
OF the customs on the seaboard are directed
TO see TO 1t that no withdrawal entries Of
merchandise are permitted to be made for
expectation TO Mexico over the routes above
specified.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
DY WIN. l.. WALL a GO ,Auot'rS.
ID New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 aud OO2 southeast cor. PennsyIyanIA
avenue and Ninth street.
OUhE9sE rR hLE tH ~ RsEAt

EsTATE IL THE CITY OF wLsHIEdToN.
II. children o. wiilGn MsDsTmo,t, dsssassd. In
1puTsuAnee Of decree Of the oTphAnG' Court
Of the District Of Coils passed the 18th dAI
9f March, A. D. 1870, apd which was daily rat "a
By the Supreme Court Of the District of COlumblA
Tab N re d az u kp5ii; p ~ VII On
premises. sell All The TiGhf, tile. iaisSssi and
claim Of the said minor heirs II And to all that
part " Lot No. 20, In SQUARE No. lO5 10 the city Oh
Maahington, District o. COlnmbla, balnG the west
81 feet Of said lot, tha aHms fronthE 81 Isst on the
south liue Of north street, between EiGhtsshth
And Ninstsenih street /, and TunninE back south
Of an equal width bet Sesn parallel lines 10 the
rear line Of said lot, And At the same une will
sell all Of the undersigned vidual right, Itls
lntsrsst and estate In and to the same property,
The said lot Of ground Il Improved BY q large and
90 mmodloua BkICK DwRLLIN0 And la located
IN one Of the most desirable loeAiieI Of the city.
Terms Of Sale: ons third cash. residue In two
equal payments, for which the n6tes Of the puT.
chaser viii be REQ uired pal able eus Ia siz months
aud one In twelve months, with interest from day
Of salsI and on the p4J ment Of the Last note deed
Of eonveyAtes will be given All eonVsyABeiaG
AHd stamps Al tbs cost OF the purchaser, And the
undsrsE1ed reserves the fiGhtin Of default on
the part Of the purchaser to coIlply with the terms
fssls within ave days from day Of sale. to resell
said premises At the cost aud risk Of said default.
lag puTsh user One hundred and 1fty dollars will
be required when the properly 70 struck Oh,
JESSE MopRRhOTT, Guardian.
sp7-soiW W. L. WALL CO., Auets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

The excitement throughout Greece on
account OF tho recent Outrages Of the brig
Ands near Marathon Is not Abatod. A. an
early hour Monday morning the bodies OF
Lloyd and Herbert, Of the British legation
arrived al PlraeuB, near Athens, Ia Gre
clan frlgAte, aud later Ia the day the fune-
raj Ohsequ'es were celebrated In that city.
The King, the diplomatic corps, and grea
number Of citizens and strangers attended.
The force In pursuit OF the bTigauds sue.
eeoded In killing or capturing the entire
Ary,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
IoTFIctAL.l


WAsHISaroH, Aprii -, 1870. =
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. FRANoIS r. wHBB,
the consul Of TIE United States at the Island
Of zanEibar, Of the death, on the 10th Of De-
eember, 1902, At Zanzibar, Of JoHS WILL
LiANsi on the 18Th Of December, 1869, at the
same place, Of FRASK CoLLT, and on the
Goth Of the same month, OF william MIL
son. All the above belonged TO the Amerl-
can bark Sterling.
DEPARrNFNr or STATE
'-- WAsHtNoror. April II, 1870.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. David 9. Pinnell, tbs
Consul Of the United States at Melbourne,
Australia, Of the death, on the 18th Of De-
cemb'r last, At Melbourne, OF GEORGE
RAMSEY, an American seamsn belonging to
the ship Thomas Fletcher.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

Our LAND PoLICI.-Mr. Z. 7. Peters, Of
the Treasury Department, will tonight de-
liver at Metzerott hall Well-considsred and
cRrefully-written lecture on tho policy Of
our Government In the disposition Of our
public lands. Mr.. p Is emInently qualified
To present an Interesting and instructive dis
course on this subject, and at the present
time II Is particularly desirable that mem
bers Of Congress should hear this lecture.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

VALgARIL.E, LOTS LOTS RoR ,sALE,5I HAVE RoR
Lot y, sqasrS sS9 ms iot 90 squars
lSsl 'front.' % feet the noEth side % north siIset
bis The depth iSii0 FEEL ior v let frohi, and 10
Lot ID, bauaTs al. This lot fronts @ feet on
east aide sgVSnA slISst west, bstySsn hnd Q
~ TsaqT and n one u ~ m S lias6is iS n
that pan q The siy, The loi WI " soid ia thTSs
Ioi /, sub Of SQUARE N15. This Il sasI hllf Of
orighAi le. 5, f5ghls q isst lRshss o. stree.
West, With a Depth (kvsIGsl u " feat Inches,
shd p isst iashss On New YeLt AIshus. With
SiEbls lgts. ThSt are lb9al midway o. the % gAFs
% each frohi, and zach ffoht Il improyed, HTom
onioss and blhkipG iASitutoRs, this e considered
TIN la z . sa;.' o' % Ss IA terms
~ BATB9lI Law BuildlhE.
Rhit'dH AvO LouiiiAaA SVShut,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

IMPORTANT TO CLAMASTs.-Third Audi
tor Rutherford, coucurring In the opinion of
the Solicitor Of the Treasury, has directed
that the practice Of referring rejected claims
TO the Second Comptroller for his concur
renee In such rejection will DO discontinued
Hereafter when claim shall DO rejected the
auditor will furnish the reasons In full, and
unless an appeal Is taken the claim shall DO
barred. In case an appeal 10 taken the
papers will then be forwarded TO the comp
troller for his decision on the appeal, and II
the claim Is not argued within six months,
then the claim will be regarded as invalid,
and forever barred against the United States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

NIsTIuaroS, April 20, 1870. jay Cooke
= %. furnish the following Qua,A,lOn'tg GOV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
~ CHAB. A. MoRURH,
- Real katAls Agent.
mhzl-u 80 Seventh street.

II BILE sGlats Known a. " Bale View, y lying
In hs District, about three miles from, WAAhlpE-
ton, d, o. frontinE on the Polomao, aud accessible
By good IO9f Leading from Washlngton to PibeA.
hy9J well al By the river includes teyefAl
EATdeninE purposes, This properly viii be sold
On fsGsol able terms. ohtlToty, OF In lots 10
OHAs A. MsKUEN,
-.L. Real katAts Agent,
mhn.n 90 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

Special Notioe..

WARD REPU1IICAN
W, L, VI meet n carroll Nall, On
ThUhsDA1 kNkNlNoi April nsth, Al 3 O'clock.
W. McKuoHr. secfitary. ap7 u
-....-.-..
kAy oIssHh nsstInr N AZ. Rs1snp WA
Reform RsPpbllsaa GLIB viii BE-. hsld Al Island
''' v" ~ /, d q RlNs, Pro.Id.ut
CSC. HoLHH4, Secretary, Gp97.a
- A LITERARY ENTRRTAIN-
fTe,hmsa uitsSs. Sf rSiumsisS oSiIsSSs Igii z.
glysn THIS, twBDNksDAYj RyENiAg, At u
o'clock N the firss baphr Ohnteh, IhiTlesnh
ii ''i'' ''''u'
11U1~.EI
kAs soCIETY'.Tbs members o. tbIs seel,ty
VIII meet At their hall, THfs. AFTEREooNG Al =
o.sloe. precisely 70 M tssa w IansTa % a.
b. erdsT oi 'un''u>i A " n ChVANH GSSHti.''' '
IL Prssidsnt.
~ HAsoNIC,-Tbo m.nb.T, a. 1oPR
sE a1 sSFS S.:ss y ,SS, TSi ss'fB1S
aaI d.e .SI a as 9fyi AZ 'a,s
Master IGSens are earnestly and cordially Invited
TO t"'nd' ~ Ois'f B. 'rhoMPkiNs. Secretary.
s[s1-oUR PUsLio LAND PoLIoY.-
~ PkIkRs' siq formerly one ofthe
pspsriSsst, vii dsiis.f IA ITssGrTRR faafs
III !n1vr spbi,s Isna PoliskI SEpIsb
% =. . Of i :s S pG y rSs e q.
invited. ---.n
SW-HowARD DIVIsIsToS 3 OF T.
gI q sSSPpsdsy i.sS1 Ss TsSS
n.;sn3hhO 'rhur'dayl hNANlNo' the Sih
Member. ard JsloT. q the order ssSsr.lly a:
Hatsips,sS. ~ un"'0A, 'n'','nA "''"ot "
IT. JOHN ID. BLOOR, W. p.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

IoR LR-sEyERAL AoRKs OF THE
y estate q m latS NsshlnEto3 Berry, dssssassd.
SiiiSs q WalhihEion Iud Alexandria, located one
mills north Of the Capitol, on the road leading to
boldierl' Home This properly AdIoihH that poT-
ti0n 81 the estate recently purchased BY Chief jus
uce Chase, and e0mpTiael some Of the finest build
ing sites In the DstTictI well Watered, and beaul-
CiilB. A, MoEURA,
... Real Estate Agent,
mh7l-u 613 Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
For sails Of Rant
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN |
the SEMINARY HOTEL,
GEOHGETOwN, ID. O.,

Running iao tact on washing ,on. street Asd 80
feet on 0aI street, IN. one % ne be.. nelGhb9r.
hish, with basomeni, ard iarTs Jkres. story back
bulldinHs, all Of brick. Gas aud water through
SS; .As hSs, n. T4s 4 IA 0Sd sSSHi W.
ale, Or Il viii BE soidin sss.ioas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

ALHA TEEy :, SgLLEISo
boIoughs9. 3 on thAt be9akifql elevation in
q SS1aI s 81 ND
ThiTtSsnth streets N. W, and having "a depth Of
one hundred aud forty feet toa nfteen,ieet alley.
. CHAB, A, MoKURh,
To Real Estate Agent,
fmh1l-u $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

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Section A contains " rooms. and. With nlils
inFs. : = Nv "
T Section has u rooms and halls SAG each
adapisG iol public purp sss susS q eheos
sss.iSs hss % 81. i5SRS "a al readily be
The pIepstty now. rents a 600 per mouth.
sST sl.,rd ABLE On the premise" Tor sale
""""h Real r. IH n:,s.. Brons;.,
hHaS y street,
SSHSi ; street. sSOy: s,;Sddsft' dsoI!:i;SS
I,oS az ,-ao1s, ann ssIy-7zo ror s sTS
ETSHd HaTpsss, somplsts snS n SooS orSsr'
Phss. ESQ, Gsi Be seen at fuTPREiT|S,.
'"e.r -g-E-s.
OobTs IN BEST ~ wooP AND 8oA I,o rAss
iIns ISSairs Al Republican osss. .p5O.iW.
FOE RssT ok sIiioS HOY n no, ~ a
ins Capitol Erogodsl eontalnInE u I9ORs. with
Ill modern i@ptoysnsnts icI intOTnsiiSS, n:
80 ,sGsSsS;1 Srss;ssSa
Fpo0ns M, NJ s6 Hnsh aa
-------------- ------
Tor RRNT.-RooMB AT NO. 2s NORTH D
II Ialreet, near the Capitol. Apl1
T,hp-FYcaIHaRZA IHVU6Toifs fS0ffNTRY
~ pI ~ h. ~ = ~ 90. ~, -.
-, s.s " ~ tksnhiDnyt - sA'nAnks 'o'
h.nnD1 bONs
ApD 1871 FehhAylNAhA ANehues
on RVNT-I ooNToRTIRIE pWELIINo
10 : dsslrabIs locality, With ali the modsra
s P6p nTEnSlG % cooPRR
aER, iSsIioassfs. u. .pp'' 70 coOrN spss:d
EOR .sALE-A GREAT BLRGAfa -TwBLvE
M s.re nronss, II =. iy an si,s n ysiae
Will sxehahss Tor Southern Or WsstsTn land
STARR CO.,
NSLth ;S corner OF new fork avenue sns sq W
- ''''s''
FOR SALE
one silver PLATED double harness, but little used.
9 9 silver plated si9Eie nsIpess, nssTIE SsW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

R"-NOTICE-I.O Il N THE NJ EN-
- hers Of the O. Council Of the District Of
Columbia, l. o. R. N. and Of osaEe Tribe No. Q.
will msstIt their wiGwam On the nh San, Plant
Moon, O. s. D. so, At the Ist Run. ssttinG Of the
sun, for TIE purpose Of attending the funeral Of
our deceased brother, JoHS Mo1LvAHR.
Members Of sister Tribes are frhternAily invited
70 attend. JAS. z. DEMENT,,
ap27-l' .. O. O. Of X.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

F0 FOE s.t We ri Wink Hs ~ 4.aii
streets. The house has been thoTouHhly reAo-
terms. apply 70 j 4 MIS- 70 WLk %, properly assai.
~ ~ (hsW numbsr) north Of the PAtent 9mes'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

FoR SALE
One silver plated double harness, but little used.
One silver plated sinEie harness, nearly new.
One new tyo-seat Germantown earrinHe, with
pole and shafts.
ons heavy tour sprinE covered wagon. suitable
for q huokater, &c. -. r..-.-- -
Brewster, Of Bfoome street, New Tork.
One heavy horse, suitable for cart or heavy
Any or ali Of the above viii be sold cheap for
uVSs. ap77 g.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

W-nOwARD DIVERSION s. OF T.
~ OuinG to the session Of the Grand Divi-
lion s. Of 7. this Wednesday, evening, the reEu.
VI. %oRRbSwh tThaT.d gy'SS PSSiipepss p Hh
Instant.
u1 SS', and T. hs STss 5'4s .:S, Il:
N: JOHN d. BLooR. WP.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

EVnsaaisosnt sststs Snosh a. he "Tarros
Farm, ~ situated on the BlRdensbuTG TURNPIKE,
four miles from wAshingto9. AdIolnilE ths estate
ID the District or surroundinG country, contains
about one hundred and aoyen acres, Improved
one rooms. besides three cellar rooms. handsomely
PApsred sld i9ishsdI the other eentAlning TILT.
house. out. bnildinEa. lAll nearly sew, Including
hAE SstTosh sSysIin nss.ly Sas 'syssts q
sphnEa. Aad shade trees Of ever, description. To
msmbers Of OonErses or others Desiring band.
within easy dSGnes Of he eiIy BY rail- o. pike, an
eHcellent opportunity IL e9ordet Of securing the
PhotoGfAphie Views, with maps Of the estate,
Sa rts q g. T. dsRsoY Issotas 81; NO W W
Louigi4uA .aVeAua, where the terms can also 20
GscsTtalned, mh26.u
E0RREsT-GPURaisHEp HOUSE,, No, VaOF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

lIpis WI. I q ~ SSy foS SOSs. SaV. SSs
for sale on Capitol Hin fourteen four houses,
oeeppa ney May lat, and am oasrinE them for sais
Tor lsO each, PAL Gbls, ESQ cash, and the balance
IN n'0A'H'' 'A' yoHE r. ARRIson,
Corner q Iir.t stTes. sASi Ghd PSnhsylVIni1 ave
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

s5rsFIFTH WARD REPURLICAN
- CLUB vii meet 4 qArroll Hali, %
THURsDAY AVENtNG 9, April asth, Al 9 o'oloek,
wv NcKstoH-, s,6i: =; nghOhN' Pr', sSS.a