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CITY ITEMS.

Nav SPRING sTYrEs
MEN's CLOTHING.
YOUTHS OLoTHTNa.
BOYS CLOTHING.
compleoness bp aBy stock II Ready pads Garments IN Pas
depha, no on hand Prices aloBs guaranteed lOser than
u,,vw,v nvrv.xv BENNETT a o.,
FIFTH AND SIXTH srnKErS.S No. Sis MAREET STREET %
DIALOGUE IN WALL SrREET.-It is vulgar error to
suppose that the ha5ues Of Wall street about
nothing but and gold Sometimes they talk about
their health; and they all to have trouble
Jliousnes The and tear Of speculation invariably
tell upon the liver.
Pow do you think Tim lookinRy" said a well.known
Bull" to friend in the Long Reom, few days after the
late smash up: "Do look panic struck"
Ne by Jove!" the reply you look In trim TO fight
for q mans life. Never you looking better"
LET me tell secret, boy" returned the great
OPERATOR 81 drink wne brandy bArroom stimu.
liant of any Kind but just keep stamina up with
occasional dose of PLANTATION BIrTERs and IL you'll do
the favor try it for that bile tho stomach you're
always complaining Of I'll furnish the margin for your
next spec. IL it doesn't cure you"
The gentleman referred to (he initial of whose Chris
an is not gerry far from tho end of the aphabet
unbounded confidence in the restorAtve and his bright
eye firm nerves, and wonderful powers OF endurance
prove that it is wellfouuded
SEA Moss FARINH from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango Puddngs, Custsrds, Creams, etc. eto. Tho
cheapest, healthes. and most delicious food in the
world.
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. ~
as PUBLIC sALE-THOMAS & SONS, AUC-
LEI iTIONEERs.-Modern three-s story brick Resi-
dence, No. 1856 North Thirtysecond street, between
Hamilton and Barring streets. On Tuesday, May 3l
1870 at IL O'Clock, noon will be sold public SALE
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three
back building and lot OF ground, situate ON the east
side OF Thirty-second street. between Hamilton and
Barring streets, No. 1885, the lot containing In front
on Thirty. second street 26 feet and extending in
depth 100 feet The house has parlor, dining room
and kt.chen on the first moor; chambers, sitting
room and bath on the second moor; chambers on
the third gas introduced bath, hot and cold water
furnace, cooking range, etc. Keys next door, at
No. Sss Tcrms-Half cash. Immediate possession
Clear OF ali incumbrance.
bl92l2s Nos. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
a. REAL KsTATE.-THoMAS 4 SONS SALE
EI Thre-story brick dwelling, No. 1880 Parrish
street. on Tuesday, May 81, 1870, at 12 O'clock
Exchange all that three-story brick messuage, with
tWo-stOry back building and lot OF ground situate
on the south side OF Parrish street, No. 1885,
mlning In front on Parrish street l6 feet, and in
depth so feet 70 feet wide alley, leading into At
more street, with the privilege thereof. House has
gas bath, hot and cold water, eooking-range, etc.
Clear OF all membranes
bI92l 2sl Nos. ls9 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
a. REAL EsTATR-THoMAs & sons SALE.
E.i -Three-story brick Dwelling, No. l02l South
Seventeenth street on Tuesday, May 81, 1870 at
~ O'Clock noon win be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brick
messuage and lot OF ground situate on the east side
iOal containing in front on Seventeenth street ls
feet and extending IN depth 81 feet TO a feet wide
alley IL has saloon parlor, gas, BATH hot and cold
water, range etc. Subject TO yearly ground rent
OF Ss4. Possession July next
NJ. THOMAS a SONS, Auctioneers
D 10 2l rs No. l39 and l4l 5. FOURTH Street.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, During
the travelling il patrons will kindly inform
either BY telegram letter. of their intended arrival
can be better prepared for their comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value of gols
the transient board at the st. James reduced to -Four
Dollars per day.
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VIII be sold at Public Sale on the Premises,
All that elegant country seat known as email
vern," formerly the country residence of John
Farnum, ESQ.,, Bustleton, Twenty-third ward. The
improvements are large stone mansion, with all
the modern coryeniences, gardeners house, stable,
ooach-house, and ice-house; large grapery under
glass, yielding an average OF 1000 pounds annually
OF foreign grapes, white and black OF the best
varieties, Hamburg, Muscat etc. The grounds are
laid in English style, shaded with fine old trees,
large and beautiful evergreens, and ornamented
with hedges flower beds, and shrubbery Nature
and art combined have rendered 1t spot of rare
beauty. Large vegetable garden, asparagus bed,
abundance Of fruit OF all descriptions large and
small, and excellent water. Convenient to stores,
schools, and churches The grounds OF the Episco-
pal Church edjoin the property. The situation is
high and healthy, commanding an extensive view of
the surrounding country. Immediate possession.
Terms, half cash. Persons desiring to view the
property will take the o'clock train from Kensing-
ton Depot for Bustleton. person will be in
attendance daily to show the premises.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctloneers,
NOa and 1iI EOIrRTH Straat
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HATS AND OAPs.

- WARBURTONs IMPROVED VENTI-
XAlatad and easy fitting Dress HAts SpAtsnted IN all
tbe in proved fashions Of the OHfANpr street
next door 10 the Post Ohes hhFW
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PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES Hot

YOUNGER by TWENTY YEARS is the appearance of the
man of fifty, the lady of-never mind how many
mers-after he she has charmed the grey hsrs
with PHALoNs VrrALIA Pleasant, clear, and transpa.
rent. No sediment
Sold By all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men. Women, and
Children be had retail at the very lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture. old stand, No 9oo Chestnut
street, lower side
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CUSTOMER CLOTHING
cut and style unsurpassed by other
house in America.
PRICES AS Low AS ELSEWHERE
CHARLES STOKES,
No. 824 Chestnut street.
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SEA Moss FARINR from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, etc. eto Tho
cheapest, heathiest. and most delicious food in the
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Nes REAL ESTATE.-THoMAs & SONS SALE
E;:i Three-story brick dwelling, No. 72T Bayard
street between Seventh and Eighth, above Reed
street. On Tuesday, May 81, 1870, at l2 O'Clock,
noon, will be sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia
Exchange ali that three-stOry brick messuaQe and
lot of ground situate on the north side OF Bayard
street. east OF Eighth, No 72I containing In front
on Bayard street Ia feet, and extending In depth
about 81 feet to 10 feet Wide alley with the pryi-
lege thereof Clear OF all incumbranee. Immediate
possession. May be examined.
NJ, THOMAS & SONS, AuctiOneers
6l9 2S No. 139 and l4l s. FOURTH b.
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DRY FEEr-The most efectual way of guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use India Rubber Overshoes, and the ince
ment season upon would advise readers to
buy bat the best quality, which only be had at
GoopYEARs Headquarters No. 305 Chestnut street. south
side philadelpha.
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Union, of Mortlsants, vs.. II keystone.
'peetat Decpateh 70 TIE Ebe~Sro TeisSrsph
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
THE GEORGIA ISvEsrIG lTIOS CASE.

In tho Senate yesterday afternoon the JG-
dietary Committee made report as TO the in-
yestlgation ordered on tue loth OF April ~ TO
whether any improper attempts had been
made to lnnuenee the votes oil Senators In the
Then pending georgia I'M.
The committee state mat they have had
much dlihculiy IN aseertalnlng lactS by rea-
son OF the unwiningness OF several parties who
were in position to know the truth Of mat
tiers about which they were internogAted' to
disclose the facts within their knowledge.
The first witness examined was Hon. James
Hughes, formerly member Of the House Of
Representatives from Indiana, who testlhes
that q man named Porter called on him and
informed him that $4,000 In railroad bonds
would be put up" TO secure the vote OF SEN
ator Carpenter against the Bingham amend
menL and desired witness TO negotiate with
Senator Carpenter on the subject which wit
ness declined, ......... ...r..
The committee next examined Lewis Por-
ter, above referred to, who Is Assistant Post
master Of Washington, He hesitated, pre-
varieRted, and declined to answer questions,
but finally admitted that he had called upon
Judge Hughes to employ him as an attorney
in the Georgia matter, and had substantially
promised him $500 which he was to get from
Mr.. Avery that Avery had told him II he
could ascertain how the Bingham amendment
stood In the Senate Il would be worth $4,000
to him.
P. J. Avery, a director In the Brunswick
and Albany railroad OF Georgia, admits
having gone 10 see Porter To talk about the
situation; that he should have been willing To
use slO,O 600 legally and properly to get the
Bingham amendment out Of the way, and i'd
mits that he went to New York To write let
ters to Senators 'that he had probably asked
twenty 70 write letters 10 Mt. Conkling and
Governor Fenton, and that mas cost money
HeAry NJ Atkinson, nephe" OF senator
Upton, iesllpeS thal =, Ia uiODs sAlu 10 hln'
that he would rather give sliooo imam mat no
CIlPton) shOuld VOC against 'he phl.
W. ;. Huntington cashier OF ue fHs' va
uonal Bank, testified mat from March 10
1870 TO April u, ls'O' TINS bank PAID 70 u
Z. FOmey %, bC675 In drafts drawn by X. Is.
Rnllock on The GeorgIa National Bank.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

DufIiltle over two weeks remain before the
citizens Of WaahIngton win be called upon to
record Che verdict which has already been
fouud apninlt ti,e present civ administration.
But bccause the pcople have decided that
there shan be reform a no reason why any
man should absent himself from the polls or
fall To cast a ballot for the long needed re-
form. Every citizen who has the least inter-
est In the welhnre and prosperity Of oar city
should cast nj. ballot IN order % teach, not
only the present but future eviI-doers that our
funds cannot W sduAndered, OR rights tram
pied upon, and our intelligence insulted with
out calling down upon Inc Offenders the most
whitening ret,uke. 70 gat7 aiHHTI
M not enouVh that ,l,e cotr,rpt rint Il east
out by A majority Of, a few hundtedsor thou
sauds In, In view Of the rNtsdresb az tl,e pres-
ent citv Standardization thrre shmtd le' and
,. hoi,.ye ,horo ,vfu n. an l,,.r,vholmir,
vo,oe "a cond.,nDa,,o,,. and .rolcn ,oo
-. /, ~. 49, -, - IN, =, ~
Ill. - =. - -. -
A. ro,,.-,. ,,,0 ,,oo.,.,,,, o.. ,,,,,,r, ,,,,ro
4. no oac..,o,, ~. ,,s 90 .noaS :, M ,,nc.
eysn ,he ,r,nnd. 81 NJ Ror.r sd,nI, |, I'm,
ask mai no,yer D., entrn.tcd acaIn "a him
Unfortunately his pledgc, made two wears
aimee In ,hIa direction remaip unfulmiei
IA ia not enough that We arc promisod now
corporation attorney, new commissioners In
some Of the wards. and the removal of other
unworthy officials. The people demand
radical thorouVh and searching reform-a
reform that shall commence a, tho very
foundation. tbev will not rest satisfied
until 4, has ,,cr,,oo,od ,,,or,, hranch nf our
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

1DATENT CORPSE PRESERNBh,
SIMPLE, COMPACT, AND CERTAINI
HENRY LIE, Undertaken,
No. 3i2 PenRplyanlA ayenne, south side, beswoen
Il nov prepared 70 furnish hia PATkNT CORPSE
pRFSERNER for preserving bodies before burial
Astral esparfnSnf danonstFatsd that the tenper
AZURE be Tedaeed 70 the ircezing point The IN
IsaaAnt E1und Of the drpptnE Of the water Is dis
ponsed with Il can DO nspleniahSd extraordinarily. IL
Is more compact and certain than anything yet In.
vented fw lurther Particular particulars Inquire Of
ANTHONY BUCIiLY or HENRY Xxx, No, ;If2
POunsyivaniA avenue. residence No. dDN told No.
SIG TO whom application should be made for is
and the sale Of paisnt riEhts mJsllu
NOTICE: NOTICE;
Large InyeIce orGOODS from n New York
auction, Just Received. .
Gents and Ladies' LInsn handkerchief 10 per
cent. cheaper than can b bought elsewhere.
Llnon Towels eheAp A. 10 eents piece,
Napkins and Duylins frUm = , cents 10 = a dozen.
Table Unsnf yaFy eheap
Byd Quilts = I 80 piece
BLACK Groa OtAlu SIX S3.75, worth S3.OO.
DRESS OODS
In great vAristy, aud Al ven low prices,
ffANNElS and COrrONs at low hEurea
Large aaadrtmBut Of ..
L.INRN GODS
For Meps And Boys wear At reduced prices
.RMoRE-RfXTFR,
.--TTs.stI No: tsansylvsnia avenue.
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Political. q 1

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w3RB - Va , ~ = s stla a iglap
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my.eat. u lN-sA NJ : asory.aly,.
nWIIIERE MIL mr. A.lffFTINfi OF
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SoHN nIlITToN, sssrsias - ~
n4TsN orIQR. : Al MASS MRFTINa OF
49, q l! nnip A, ~ DAY q w: ~ 4
sss Nv N seed .s. ~ 90 -. ,u, N a. ksn,b
os. I, s S Ssss NJ ...Pso'u invited TO .Hd
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ss 8 re l.sSSs pSISS Ss%sJ q
y rs l..ss ssa at. o''o'A
NJ rsE KELLET. ssors,asy D is,.r F'''I $yssat
fIOAIl0N.-Ah adlonrned meeting of the
yar9us egI@is,sss spPqlaied b male Arrangements
s asSs /; AZ, gTlP n E''s'' ian 9 De S a
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pEDTNw MR Mi IIllse,h,.x.f ~ THE Tnlhn
N tho CIV Oenpsi, L, ss W o ipdsss so%s q
Saf pei eiulena 70 consent 70 become candi.
thsrs any esttsF "a z SSf3 yAI e.iiio1 q
Aiaetnsn than Ai.ls ~ ANDh,kM niitptinisDt He
ssSes q VIZ as%S sSos s.Sss usss i s os s
nene w NJ. ssstloeA lul ~ hlNVTkh .
Committee on Platform pqqnration, and Dis.
asSs aSg SS nm ssS ,dcsa q es SCI
adoptedi
o. Pmery 70 he Mayorsity u ihis civ, wit6aaf AZ
%ss g. F;Ss SS T. % g.
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Special Notices.

nSv-NAsONIC. nIE,IRRRs or THE
roaue-d 70 ss Sh Ts Il M 2,9 fTHSoo e
40 GsOSs & 's,srs. ne T AsaSssS Il hs Ss
oT 90 q ruoMpsoN. hobhN' BALL f'''i1
aSsHAsONTC.-THE D.DICATh|IY
- IerYlna Of the mes. hn,pnie 1nmple Min ~
NJ M hiissss G q 'ioss "a siss,. w. y *
IN ~ ssds7s ~ s ssTsSa , ns,sd 70 y
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~ foT5 ~ pit s Ss FG meet 4. n nv
Han corner NTH I'd is1ss's formerly HH.opis
&C., ;sss sSsaF * S..Gs Ss:@
Esss%g%ss shioh iSf e 3 4 @s
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=, ~ ~ .lS !. }: ssiS
,sS ssas sfe S mn, q cgh snd n mS sS
sen t sssg SSTs q g. q 50 WI
an heaf, rest Tbs driver watts ten nlnuts. 1eiore he
wori In Is days Ssa those thirty %sS 10 " isSes
an sntirey dssa.ted to ocf on and sss such rsrt,
and am MT afraid % sign my name ,,,,..,v,,
~ !. :, :. !, !. :, :, :. "A s.sss ssisSss...
MASONIC rpnpts summary Vpu,Av Avn
- skTuBDkY, Mag X . and III
~ INC ladies' OF i Dr. S'R BSySSS on1''A
Dinner even aI.srnoos :, t. s,a a -. ..,,o,
Tee. i syan n Ssp. csc" wSI
SS-STHlNNNIIERISY AND FIlWER FIssi-
- nnA,s " II hed sa gT 2as
seSsls Sf Gssa5g Bs,,i.t Shsrsh MS,s "seS sSsS
y; ASp RI,i isl LICK SAf MN.
n,,,.,I, mo-, mr., srn,,., .u..
DIRECT FROM THk sPhING'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

Tue NEw TAX BnL.-The press are unani-
'tnodA indrmahding a etcater reduction Of
taxes than IL pruposcd In the amended tax bill
now before the House. There o1ight TO be a
reduction Of At least sjO,OOO,Ooo and then
there would be a surplus large enough to ma
foriaIly reduce the debt The income tax
should be abolished entirely Il Is not needed.
Il has expired by limitation, and Us renewal
or continuance Is needless and unwarranta-
ble lnnlctlon Of the most odious tax ii exia-
tcnce upon the people WIN the Representa-
tives heed the voice Of the people aud remove
this annuyancel hTl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

RATIFIoATioN.--wc urge every club favor
able TO Emery to prepare in their best way to
unite IN the coming Republican ratification on
Tuesday evening next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

TuE cRowDED CONDITION Of DR.. Loyatt's
rooms ut the ST. James requires that patients
when they call should remain In the reception
,room-until called for. lie win explain your
disease without asking aquestion. Consulta-
tionz and examinations free. No cure no pay.
Office hours from 0 a. m. too y. IN. Persons
desiring 10 ace him mnst call, as he makes nc
visits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

$40 Southeast corner Of Seventh and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THR CORNER OF TMEN.
TY.sKOOND STREET, WEST AND STREET
on WEDNESDAY, tho Id day Of June. A. ID. ls7s,
~ At oeloek p, We shall sell on the PROMISES,
III March, A. ID, ISIS, and duly recorded In llbeT Y
and r. No foo ia one o. the land records for Wash
inHton county In the District Of Columbia ali thosa
certain parcels Of land siluated md 5ng - the city Of
lots numbered seven "a and sight 49, in square mum
bsrod nHyaeyeu, 5l As the said square and lots OF
Eruund arc dsaNnAisd and described the ground
plat IL said city u WAAhingt0n, with the improvements
consisting Of three stor frsssod hrek front housg,
nlntanng y Tooins three brick stables, and two wells
Of water on the promises
Terms Of aAlsi Ons. third cash balance In ais and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest, deed
given, and decd Of trust taken. All e0nyeyAnens
and stamps al cost Of purchaser purchasers a9D
DO paid down whom snld II the pnrohh ahO1ld fail
TO comply With the terms y i've days the Trustees
serve tho right 10 rsao the property at the rak and
cost Of tho deiAulnE purchaser by advertising spoh
TsnAle three tmes i9 some newspaper Published in
wv. s HoIthtPAY., Trustee.
myoleods GkREN WILLIAMS. Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

msutsln regard 10 Senator Pohnny IN whio utaied
that NJ. romeruy, aecordina 70 the word o. lngeR
man who had Fivon him tho infurmntions would hayg
been Willing 10 70 either way the other on the
ticorrla bin, as II might aheot railroad sina "
Witch he was Interested The committee today called
Nj, pumaruy before them, who stated that be bad
never met the man 70 whom Gov Bullock ailuded but
once, ard then in ths most casual manner He also
denied all interest IN any railroad ring and said he
never bot owned Pacific railroad stock, aqd he
had long since sold a. lie also stated thI Noy MI
lock Informed him A. one time that he tBnllockl u
terred nI. fcweroy'a apendment 70 the Georgia ~
In rg''4a n BE 4 .adf5 ll6Vhrpcg n1losk ~
shown ~ b u al ls lSTing 81, ~ ,saalhs, ~
denco h"|n. H|||0O. % thI|etnn I'D haIn PAID %
the chr|"leii |'m u Die rl0hs I'd the nAlance %
snled -. .gsPl * a, Psr.o., ssB,s.s', N, es
40 which he pala the s'a., that e.ts6shpens had
single Instance may be given. He paid the cAr2Hiels
saw Tor 100 copies Of .p.mphleh And y Wa shovl
work 10 Washington was l91 Many other like case.
anna. The tsstinony. The committee have closed
No aAss and 4 q not anlikely that senator Trambul
Fam x ne suSST, w sisIS tetiSsf ns'SbS's
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For Sale or Rent.

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D Worn u 4 ., Al 10 ,Sslosi. h N, 4, =.
~ SIba bs'ks. One fnrnitarc, Gases A. n,Cv
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tiroee'y st1ts, sssuss fssa,i.ab and ! ,nylsss
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apy @s's ~. seST ~ , s'Tsse SipS ,ms E
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ssSS1ss sss io5 sT1
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THR FINR ooVNTRY sKAT or ADAM DiElu,
ne rsaasSes q o.rR NM sss ssnipss = esr.d
ior .llo Cheap. u eeptains lOgiy seres p land I'M
RSs asS F$s asS az ssSsss ss sb Sscs,
barn, and sansmsrt Soa,s Win four Foa'rs and
cellar Esht trains q oGf stop day within ONE hun
Ord yards % The farm. To a Responsible purchaser
thls Nv PTSpgS vi be I'D UPON ssS rtpRcy
mylsav A..y.a.l4s. ~ "a Avenue
EoR SALE or RENT, : ONT OF TIIosE NEW
so,tb ees hggs on pe.Sen ass' sn
bath roqp ya,sr and saa with a modern imPr9ye.
sood reliable tenant for io) iory dollar per month
,,-.L-. ", " 9REhEroN,,
myiI.9w Groesry, NJ. sos Seventh, eornor Of
INoR SALE FARM OF no kCRFs, HIGHLY IM.
P5gJSSS vs dTsSs 6Sp:S ss s. I"d g;nss
he aear ,, staon on w Az. aa ~;
4. ssSinrson hrsns, q ahs Bsi,lmsPs and fesomSe
R Terms saaS ro a Jn9Iis ~ N 4. sIsno
Ion $3.50, 49,, M, =, s5oaS n1,3,I,
N Hhhttlh - iiyNh LhlsE i sIuhl bhlOh
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| TNIRNIsuED ROOMS FRONTING THE AVE-
SGk Win n sisSost Board. q q. cslsdonjIs
avenue TsSio b1a II por TeS an"
FOP a sA 1, a, yI1ooIPEpE AZ FgI !s5
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nyll.a -------l-- =. ----.. 49,
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1920 5th street coruor boundary street Houss and
grsPsss also ior sale RVOythins IN eOmple,s repair
as sp,, s .... 49,; :. ~, -, %.9
\ ne near il he capital 50 : ~ = 49, SpiS
H'OR BAl.f.sA INV HANDSOME LACR POINTS
AT PRINCES. 1900 POnaSivAniA hvonus, AlsO
G@ NOR RF 5P@ a,s, TThFF sToky RRoK HOUSE
Ia IN ,Tsss north No 7, PffyS9p sfTsnb
street north, between MIMI ssd Tenth myaa
LVoR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE,, No. e2O
~ street between Ninth and Ionth strse@ cos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
Books and Stationery.
INVALUABLE FoR RECORDS.

INNAhoAnhh hOtN tehoottbo.
Qsrboplsed ?. Safety Paper change. a, once nl.et
Ink o. The pAiiah lind 10
PERMANENT JET BLACK,
Ard py1ysf sanr.,iN'( y - Ink you are wrillnr
MOTE. IA.,s.. ten tnd ssrnSu Paper. and HANK
hooks Of AZ Minds. mNle Of
tioovEn|a FIRST unkss UARBoNIzRD PAPER
y Agent 2, ne Z pl....sL wny. piAI.LANTYNE,
UEMoVAf.-wE DRsIRR TO GALL TIE AT.
~ tantinnpf our cuIl1aaI, and the public generally
INAt have reunTNd tInck Of Books and Stallion
~ 10 our new budihg. who have iuat onrnplelad
No. f16 Peunsylvania Avendo, between fOurand. hall
-, and siHih streets being only doors west %
k4 "a locality. where We shall b plsased % go
rooms In this city, being i57 feet IN length BY q
IN Width, which gives simple room todsply our stock
70 sg.a oI nm many se ar Sss s
krge. stQck and variety this ode o. Ner Yqrk, which
s,oSn y Siasfsd .I 5ries; e vS Ss
shall a eaee male liberal additions Our collection
Of SCHOOL BOOKS consists of all the various kinds
In general N ouf city ard surrounding county
5TATfONERY- stock 4 full And .eoinpiote, beinn
Of the vu.iola gaelpes ard price, 70 di ~ We al.o
ssI !. s ws * Ns~ Vo ds PaRsT'
the popular magatlnoa and chop publications Of the
day no ali o. which we earnestly invita- our ouaionserr
and ths puho generally 10 call and ethnilne, Hemein.
Der No. A75' Iron Front m n N ,,opp,son
ron RRNT-lrhe store. rooms .furpa which wo have
Just rswovsd, tNo.. Aus and dA0O fhoy I'LL be
rented separate or tngother Rent low "a perma
ianant Poaaaaalnn Hhvon lmnnediataly.
Apply 70 WH.&o. IT, MORRISON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

~ MAunNgroN, b, o., MAJ IA i5lu
On NO petition Of WILLIAM II, KIND, u phlladal-
phih, funnnylyanla praying Tor the extension u 4
paient granted 70 him on The 10Th day 81 August is5S
foe an tninoSement In Machine for swoepina Gut
ID Z ordered thai DO testimony In tho case DO closed
on llls iath dAy 81 uy nest that the time toe hng
af4nontH and The naminqTn Tepgrt be limited u ths
ih dnT n Ju1 no1t and that said petition ha heard
on 10 "a daY ~ August neHt
Am petaan may 0pposa thlt eslen.ion,
- SAMUEL T. FIBHER
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