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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

SALE OF BUILDING LOTS We again cal
attention to the sale oI 20 finely located buildm
lots Tomorrow afternoon, by Messrs. NJ. NJ
Child & Co. These lots are on high ground ,oveI
looking the whole city and the valley OF the
Chrs,iana and commanding a beautiful view
Of the Delaware and the jersey Shore. In few
more years the locality must be brought int
use for building purposes, and the purchaser 10
m, rrow will be sure to double his money il h.
can afford to hold them. Read the advertise
ment in ano her column and attend the sale ans
you will not regret any investment you ma,
be induced to make.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cows IMpoUNDED.-Ownerso OF cows, ,notwith-
landing the heavy penalty, still continue yer
careless in regard TO xeeping them confined --
Yesterday 36 we're impounded BY officers Heal
aud Msgee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

CLOSING STORES EARLY.-Messrs. J. I
Doughlen. {. S. Morgan, Wyatt & Garrett, Jos
itos-i .r and J. NJ. Watson & Son. dealers II
cents furnishing goods. announce in anohe
'oinmn, that they will close tn, ir resptc'iN
stores at o'clocK, p. m.,daily,except Saturday.
rom Ju 10Th, 20 September Oh. 1872 Tn
l- a good move. " hich other business men shou :
iullOM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

REsrLEss.--The Republican members OF
City Council, last evening were made quit.
restless bv the Greeley meeting outside. The,
Kept constantly going to the front window,
,he Clerks room, causing considerable delay, n
the t. ans clon of business while the services 4"
The balif' were found necessary to bring one de
lnqment member TO h- seat, iur the purpose q
answering a question which had been asked him
Und uh.dly their restlessness will Incr. ase a.
The campaign advances.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Oney
Packages and Express Matter to an from all points
IN the line Of their road and est Chester.
No, W est Third street or to their De ot ronl
md MadsOu. or orders left with Nc ullen Seal
delivering agents. will rsseive prompt attention.
q. STOLZ.
ap6.6 GenI Sup't W. l. Il. X. r Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
Tatifes.

~ "s.t ne undersien cd representing he NJ ems
tuI nishins tAoods Trade of this eiy. gree TO los
u respective places ~ busines- at q lock. IN Il.
iaiiv exc pt Saturdays iron july 10Th tn septen-
yer l6lh 1879. DOU iHTEN.
G y. AOkGAN.
WYATT 4 GARRETT.
JI> RO SiTkR,
] N WATSON i son.
Wilwinston, July l2, 1872-d2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
Funsrsl Notice.
Mustans Liniinsnt. .-.
Dr.. Tuit's Liver VI Is.
Midsummer ~Aladt 8,
Notice Closi' & Of Stores.
A Gard Cornelius Green.
Excursion to Trenton. n. j.

TEE STRIKES. The Philadelphia Inquirer II
speax,ux Of tie late eight hour strike ana Hs
failure, after 40 much loss to workmen as vel
emp says: "W- believe Una. .ne s"'n, n,',
never wou ID have occurred had the worknen an"
sas,r employers freely and fully discussed the
matter IN dispute III season But the strike cam
6rtt and the conference afterwards. Inc resuH'
weks hard feelings and bitterness between 'h
coutendipg parties, which made ootn s'uooo''
aud unreasonable.
Governor Brown, of Missouri. told report
er at New Haven that he Thought Gfant
Gould not carry more than three States. IN,
Governor had numerous calls from his old
friends while in New Haven.
The beer stamps issued during the fisca
wear ending ,Jun. 80 were q 565, 500, an iu-
crease OF 200 900 over the year previous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

At Buffalo. yesterday. Patrick Morrissey. who
killed his mother few weeks SINCE was convicted
uf murder IN the first degree.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
Midsummer MaIadies.

DR. TuTT's HAZE DYE IXPARTs NATURAL Color
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

Orders for COAL the Yard in Brandy vine Viii
lac, or s tteir s"rs, corn th and Asrket streets
Wilmington, viii s~~-s. pso.pt sttentivn.
~ 9<o lbs. tn the ton
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

IN each uf the others. From their united
columns there has been poured forth the
foulcat and most abusive yilupcratlon. For
whatever Of Calumny aud slhudcr has entered
into the canvass the editors vt Glesc organs
are alone responsible.
VI. DrroMoUP, the archbishop Of Pari',
one Of the ahlest and most distinguished or
living Frenchmen, takes rather gloomy
view Of the situation In France. lie IL by no
means satisfied with VI. Thicrs, and thinks
that the republic Ia drifting into communism
nnh civil war. The fussy little man In srcc.
taclcs he considers to be greater dcspIt
than the late Emperor, with impossible IDEAS
On finance, protection and the reorganization
Of the army. From his coquctting with the
Left, the extreme radical party, tho arch
bishop anticipates the gravcst trouble, and II
the party Of the Right submit they had halter
have the empire at once 1--WE have" he
says Exchanged one master for another,
and We certainly have not prohlcd by the
exchange Il Is the pcTsoual Towcr--thc
absululism Of the empire in a lesscnlighicncd
inrm." II the archbishop he correct 10 his
views, the situation Il by no means cuCourag'
ing, and Il calculated tOmnkc the hest friends
NJ republication In Europe tremhlc fur lis
future. II the republic fail in France now,
| Il will pot hack the cause Of liberty In En-,
rope indefinitely. ltis to he hoped that VI
Dupunloup's sad anticlpallOus may not b,
realized, and that France which has solved
so many problems iu government, will CON,
out OF her present tr1tl greater aud NOR
glorious than ever A return to the GpplrI
or the monarchy would certainly DO an evil
to be deplorcd not only by France but BY III,
entire world
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

IErom tbs Nee York Commercial AayeTtiseEl
Governor Jewell gave a quietu8 TO many a
we'll IOdg cd ca mpaign lie 10 hts speech tho other
evening The dithculty did not consist in the
refutAtiOn OF base charges. II WAS IN gathering
up the fugaelOus lies forged In the capaciOus and
busy workshops nj the futiOn, and which haYe
IN ale this campaign distinguished for Vlrulence
aud mendaclty on the part at the opposition.
From sumner down Ia the lowest political scay.
snEer, the whole party Is engaged in the work
of lslamlng not only the President, hat all who
have been conspicuous Ia tho Republican
PARTY To have aided 10 organising and insplr.
ing the forces OF loyalty or to have served In
the armies Of tho UniOu, IL enough to excite the
deFislOn Of the 0reeleyites. One Of the latest
attempts In this line 10 tho bold appropriation OF
the authorship Of G0nsral Dix's famous order to
shoot on the SPOT whoever attempts TO haul
down the American nag. This ls claimed Tot
Secretary Stanton, but NJ. stanton, under date
Of April 80, 1862, wrote letter 10 Nj. Bonner,
OF tho Lsdqer, In which he said: My disclaimer
| In tho mott, To Judge PieTrupOnt OF the author
| shin OF the telegram to New orleans was meant
10 he full and unqualified, both hs To expression
aud inspiration. The merit belongs phOHy 10
| General Dix, and should be GtrGrdsd 10 hIm.
Judge Black, VINO was In BuehAndns Cabinet
with General Dix, also wrote to the latter, lew
days since, that tho order was undoubtedly made
by the General and last VI all GoneTAl Dix do
ciaros that he originated the order and sent 4
at uuce to Its destination. SO this lie Is nailed
nj It's author with II,
Next uentlomnnl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

I'm, ma. ~ ~ tFavsI iSSt Ia EseI ~, with the
. ~ N ~ ,in,ss wbsn tbs opnnsition mai
suHuua " ~ ti ,at,,, ~ Inc iantI,r,ys n .bnss
81 ~ p,asidsnt "a nynns tnri thelT attsn,
~ IT, o"V 20 ~ [SsnniJicah ranIIiate lar ths VIre
pa.lts,,n Nh onIv thiny 10 no f1und 10 MS
i.s,,ti, %. ,haI bs .sI nnrS membsT al Tho
EaS N,,hin'i ',.isr' itom mai they inmpCd
NV ano.insInH maj he WaS a uArtisan OF ali
~ 'na w ~ 49, bISotnJ nj jIiiheri In I,nIltIcs
sla WI, mas i n a, ktn,, eSnIihs InrILsT ram The
nnd ~ y, .y mn ~ naic IN. L. SntiiLi Inv
tu'u, y 49, ~ 80 - n, IrnnntatInnS urnTy
NJ .,, HSH ~ WntbInk hII ssysntsen ysaty
,rics a. tSs Sspats VIII M scanned In vain 10
~ ~ ~ i w ~ f,,tbIessnrss 10 inc min
i,I.s s1hiab bsys man IND ,y,IIIes AZ bIs life
" ,,I,rcS.s ,Gs ISnnrant and Inc near have
~ hi IN rim n viyIiapf industtIous and
1890 ~ 1xta ~ ''''' -" ''h'
II,s ,snsi,ion wbsn the hteenth Amendment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16


Theodore TlltOu himself, and Is a cruel aud
unjust attack upon Mr. whitclaw Reid, the
present editor Of the Tribune. We do not
especially admire MIR. Reid, hut We arc free
to accord him what Il 40 nanitcstly his due
that Of having made the Tribune greater anu
stronger and better than II has ever been IN
any period NJ Its history. Mr Reid has c"u-
WINGED US all that the Ir8dine as a journal
can he greater without Mr.. Greeley man wan
him. Since last Ma? he has hnd tue ''c
direction nj iIs columns and M Impartial
journalist will deny that during the last 'hr''
months there has not hccn a day when Mr.
Greeley was missed In Ia page. This is tho
hIvhcst and greatest praise that eau possibly
he bestowed upon Mr.. Reid, and We bostuw
IL freely. because he Ia Justly entitled to IT,.
Mr.. Greeley hus for nearly Twenty-Five years
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
THE SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN


fFrnn the New York uomiuareiAl AdVertI.sT
MIR Trumbuil did bis level best Tor HreCley ln
Maine; SehurE did his possible Ia North IarU.
lima; and sumner irrahihted all New EnylAnd
With his efiOrescent rhetoric. The result Is 81
satisfactory that one might think these speak.
ers we're IN the pay of the Republicans. The
tact Is, the people cannot he blinded or cnluled.
They penetrate the shallow hypOcrlsy Of these
men They tear away the stolen garments worn
by them; they disclose them In thelr naked de-
f0TmIty The people SEE that the motive Of hos.
tllity 70 tho Republican party IL merely per.
sOnal; that malice and desire i0r revenge for
nncled sights aciuates these "puro patfiOtH'
who 81 cal the livery Of principle In order to serve
the devil OF Democracy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

Ma. CHAsE has written a letter advocating
the election of Mr.. Greeley, In which he says
everything, and more than could be hoped
from me, may be expected from Mr.. Gree
ley" For eight years there has been no
bargain, however Infamous, that Mr.. Chase
has not been ready and willing to make pro-
ylded he could Obtain the goal OF his ambl-
tion--the Presidency. It cannot be said Of
either Mr.. Chase or Mr.. Greeley that he
would rather he right than be President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

Mn. WENDELL PHILLIPS made his hut
campaign speech in Lynn, Massachusetts, a
few nights ago. Mr.. Greeley, he said, repre-
sents every element that the country has had
reason to dread for the last twenty years,
while Gen. Grant represents loyalty to-day
and salvation after that
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
By wM' L, TAktl ,,.t = . ca; AaO nonos,.
Me- 300 80 603 PsnnIIiTasia a,snas.
S SFRk E EdtHAR ER RI IG5

ThUBrEH'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON NINTH hTRKEF NORTHWEsT. AT AUG
Ny virtue Of deed Of trust recorded 10 LIber and
No t0lloa e1i 40 Of tbs land records Of the Div
tiat OF Columbia, aud VI dsefoo passed by the b.
pteme Oourt Of said Dts llct Aphl ls 1871, In chan.
eoTy IN the cause Of Wall, Robinson ot al. Mary
y. lllll ct al No, 2b ehaneaTy docket No H. and
The request OF the holders Of OF the notes secured
BY said deed Of trust, the undarhgued substituted
trustee, wilt on WEDNESDAY, the Is,ih dAy u
September ls79, Al o'dioot, y, NJ In front Of the
preintaoa, Ne Al pub0 anoou 10 tie highest bidder
Az that certain piece 0r parcel Of ground situated
Wing In said aud hsnE 70 much 81 ots q and q Of
helss eo0rded sabdyzon Of iuta IN square three hun
Ing metea aud bounds commencing At point on no
thiTt iost three inches from the northeast
nor Of said square running thence south AiItoon feet
lhsnog west eishtyss feet, thenoS north sixteen
tget thehos east eet 10 the place Of be-
EnnlnE. tossthsr With all the improvements, ways.
easements, rights, privileges, ADD SppuTtsnAntsa to
ne same belonging or X any wise APpsIisinl9E;
mouths nots hsAIgg lni.Fsg APd saenI % by sSdoi
trust upon tbs pramaea t2bO u be paid At the time VI
sale Ooivei Ind stAmpa At coat OF purchaser
In oAAa Aattsmsnt be not inside within 70 days ah ST
the tins Of sails the pTamha will DO TesO.d Al the coat
and dhk Of dsfaultlnE puTehaasT,
Tue properly win DO hold subject TO an lnoumbTAnoe
tho amount Of which will DO latpd At tbs time OF sale
OHAh, NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trust go.
WIN, l. WALL co., Auots
tSpbSo4dG lPAtiOtl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

Professor John VI, Langston, who has been
making tour through Pennsylvania, taking
part In the campaign, returned to this city
yesterday, and reports that the State Is sure
for Hartrauft in October and will give such
a majority for Grant that they will get tired
of counting 1t. lie states that the people
are as q unit In support OF the ticket and
that the Republican organization Is so per
feet that every voter will be brought out
The Professor starts on Friday for Nashville,
Tenn, and thence goes TO indianapolis,
Ind, making speeches at each place.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

u WAbHIEaTOE, u. o. September 2, lsl9
On tho petition Of WILLtAM ". LYhAH,0f West hsr.
NJ ~, Ounn , praying foI the extension OF patent
granted to min % the 2sth day Of December l and
Tsssuod on lBtn day u Jun0, ldi Tor Improve
ment In fThit yAnAg
IL 10 ordered that tho testimony In the ease ba
closed on the % h day Of Ngygmber n0Iti inst tho
10 limited to the 9TH day Of DoesmbeT noI and that
said petition be heard on the llth dAy Of December
nest.
kHv person may Oppose Of hlh sIte nBlon.
sepiGTh8W N n. LFGGRTr. Oommlssionsr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
uNIrED sTATRs PATRNr eFr1or.

~ . WAauR0rON, ID. o., Junb 49, 1g7s
Dc the petition Of JHFTHR4oH and JANIS MctI,Us
LAND, Of ktngaton. New York, and WALTFH DIN ,HF
sPq hAhAn MoOsusLAGn Of the same place, oEseutoTs
y J9hn heoAnsland deo9ased, praIng tor the 81
lao and Jeht rson and James MoOduGland, On Ihe
s. dAL o. September, 1895, for an impTOVsme nt Ia
ordered that StestlmOny In the case be closed
an tho NTH day OF August nsItj that the films foT
MI lG Arguments and the Examiners report he limit
% me day OF August mort, and that said ON
Do heard on tho tn dby OF ksptt mbaT nsIL
ANY p0rson M yopposo this % snllon
NJ d. LRGGRTT
aa2hAW Oommlasit nOE Of PatShts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

u WARRINGTON, ID, O., August ~, l5l2.
On tho petition Of JpHS u MASON Of kog
Yoft, New HnTk, pTHTlnk Tor the eHtan5ion o.
patent granted Ia him on the I'D day Of hoYamhof,
lAba, for an improvement 10 hOulda for Making Bot
tleAs
Ia Is ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
eloaod on the ed day Of October noHt; that the
tats Tor hllnE arguments and the EIAmineFa report
DO limited 10 the lat day Of November noIt and that
saia p0tltiou bs heard on the oth dAJ Of November
AnV person may oDp0ss thls extension
Eu2LSBU M. b, LRGGHTT. Ooulmia h0h0T,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

In recent number OF the Golden age,
whose editor Is one Of Mr.. Greeley's most
enthusiastic supporters, the three principal
needs OF the Liberals are defined rs follows
First, "unity Of council and action y sec
ond, "work, and tLlrd, IAN organ, in the
East especially, that shall fSly and fearlestly
represent our cause in the depth and grandeur
nf lts principles aud the splendur OF It's de-
Eigns." Continuing further Ou this point the
Goldrn Age says; we have suffered for the
want OF such an organ from the outset, and
Wa fear we must continue IA suffer till the
end. Il Is no disparagement TO the Tribune
"a say that Ia not such an organ as we need
IL IA an able, interesting, excellent neWspa-
nor containing great deal Of valuable cam
,,aIyn Intelligence, and an occasional article
al great force aud tlmcllncss. II Is not what
,bo T,iLHHs Is, butwhat i Is not, that makes
IubdrgdsoIL liberals almost despair Of thGcausc,
unIess IL can have a bolder and nobler and
mora powerful advocacy irum day TO day IN
a journal that knows how TO be both u news
paper aud an organ, and whose columns
glow with articles that arc written out OF
dcpth of conviction which carries conviction
no whoever reads them, and hre OF enthu-
.lssm mat klndles enthusiasm In hearts that
are dull and cold.
The above was evidently written by Mr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

OFFfOE or RTaIarER or VILLA
WARRINGTON, ID. o., ABpt. 2, lSla
This y q Eye police that tbs last will and testS
tnout 81 hAu MutonAaeT, doooAaad has been this
day hed SOD Sin be piessntod for PROBATE % the
hnpreme OOlIt 10 gpeolAl term, September ~ IsI2,
whom aud whore al parsons Interested win apDaa,,
And show cause any they have, why said viii 5koud
no. 20 sdmltted TO probate, provided copy Of thls
nutioe he Published week In three iuonas6lV
Weeka prior TO said day IL the REPUBIIOAR
Test A. WEBSTER, RsGiItsF Of Wills,
feIJoshPh y. OIE, Deputy, SopAMAW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
BY e SSs.:, ssrS %I j !. sss .s:

TRusTRE,AsALE OF. vALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTtON-LOr LSt17=ON CAPITOL
nil, On FIRST srRkhr NORTHEAST.
Bj virtue Of deed Of trust, dated IApuArJ 1871,
recorded IN Lbsr 6b folio ~ and BY dection Of the
holder o. the note secured thereby Elll soil At pub
io suction, on tho premises, on TllUHsDAH, Ooto.
bsr q, lsl Al O'Clock all hat piece or parcel
Of ground finE and being Ia the eity Of wEshlnEtou
D. u, being parts OF lots ono % and aeventeei,
al IN sduare G6 beginning Tor .Sid parts Of uAid
OTIS at ppint In aaid lot ono, a. ktTst street
east aeeenty pihe ~ foot hbrthlrOm the southeast
corner OF said lot number one and Tuuning theme
nth hY and with the line Of hlh Eifal street - feet
y polnl IN said lut numbered l7apd tho re Of
foot alley laid out 70 be forever kept Open In the
recorded anbdissiou Of lot nufnbgr tSo, "a And said
lot " In sald squAre, thonoe west btough the cente
Of said hiley "a feet thsnde tuuth - Fest 90 llne
parallel WITH the lius q said frss street and thence
east " fsat By and with line parallel with the Hoe Of
North street 70 toe beginning.
rerma Of Aales One third cash balance In aH and
twelve m0niha, With lntartH a. the rate Of ton per
cent per Annun, secured by notes and decd Of trust
on tue ptopsFtgi 9l01 down when tho property V
| struck ca stamps and eopyeIaneng At putehasers
uithin i've days from the dAy Of aAg the frutss
the tight 70 resell the property At the risk and
/ coat Of the defanltina fufehaaeF,
QHARLRs EWING, Trustee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
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hkEN0u.pLA PIER MIRROR, SLAB AND
SET SiRS6Hi SSE n SdSiF gESf &HfSgT
tkAAhinE B siIrr IsLAip TrEH GIT
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sE1sl, MAGNltICENL,, RLAhk. WALNUT
REP AND LkuE yURTA INs, sl,t ilEHT ' El-
VET kAsY IHA1RA, AGNItluENT OAK
Mh .ssbssIpFf aLah6K EWsEEsue nook Bysa sEs,
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TkbLEsL nhEps5aE bLhGK .WHiSIi
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sTEAps' WkLNur HARnLfTUP BURst Us
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aliIis,' siTs, HALL GARPHts AND on,
2 2sB R SEIIE GGSSEE F a6 GHAsi d &sS
AANspy 0lhkR AII1HsN; ,r EtyHLlSH - AND
SksIS Ssp S SFhSs SAEgs FFsF i XIII
E Es$ 5SrBaRSs &IT Rt = HIN HIM
RETF, sPRENDs, siIRkTS AND ,Ohshs
CROOkEHY.WARf, TIN SITS, &c, AC.
tn TUEhDAN MOANING, September 10, lisa
eoR neinE At o S'elGel, a Tho IssidsBoa d isd
sSSGS ne .,.s. :;
shall ssll the shove described sgpStb collection
| furniture, 40. VT
Catalogues can be obtained At the auction. rooms
corner OF Tenth aud streets, dAy pIsylaas to sale
| aRkEN-G WILLIAMS,
aslsid IsiarI AuetianSofs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

TRUsTRFs, SALE or A two. STORY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH FRAME ApDlriO No.
dl9 4 sTHEkT kOUTuKAnT, AND Also
AUCTION
III virtue Of deei Of trust TO u.s. dated Noysu bsr
II, ls7a and duly recorded In Liner dkA in0 a. one
Of the land records Of Washington, -. a.. We wilt
sol - puhlle suction, Ia tor Of ths premises
THURSDAY, begtemhsE ~, lsla, part Of lot ?, IN
SQUARE 81, In the OiY ui haBhingto' D. a., h0st
nnE Tor tue same at polnt n south street isst
east Of tho aluthwett OF tAid i0 north
~ foot, thence east ~ feet nohsa, thsnca AOnh 40
foot tnanoe east fest theaoe south 70 iyet thence
improvements Thereon.
Terms will ha made kn0Wu the dAg Of FAla! aluu
dpWn when the property V struck "a II tho toms
o. sale not con piled with stthn asan dAgu after
sale THO property 70 be re=od a. the risk and coat
Ing At the purchaaat'a Goat
DANIHL l. BATON, ~,
GEORGE W. kTIUkNEYA ''N'oe@
aapll.eodAda u. VAIN hh, AnotIoneaT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
Auction Sales.
To-Day.
ny IATImRH n U1.RARY.
ID Auotonssra And Real FatAte Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. Ave, and Eleventh stree

Southwest corner 81 Penn. ave And eleventh atTeet,
Star once building.
ROSEWOOD oGsE PIANO FORTE CnvERs
AND B1QQL u NO y, PLATE MANTLE ME.
NOR ROsRMOOp- hkNhLFIOP FABLES
hOslsNypOD.PA RLQR sun, tuPuO u TIRED
i I2a rE 9Ep 6lsgb kff iHS P PAs
ASK Ii URktsH UHAtR, gLI q ANT LOUNGES,
RUHii-aNAT UHAlRs, ROSEWOOD OllAMBEN
SUITS, DAMhSK AND LACE CURTAINS,
WALNUT AND MAHOUANN UILAMBkR FUR:
NITURE, ELFHAnr BRuRNEbl QARPETS
AND RUGS, STAIR CARPETS AND LlnEs,
OILuLOIHAl EINE HAIR MAI RFhtkh,
FEATHFH BEDS, BOIRTFHS AND pILlOWS
HhkNKErS. OOMtuRTB AND SHEETS Xxx.
TENSION DINING ThBlkH, OAK DINlNu
CHAlRs, MkhBLFr TOP slpEHoARD, SILVER.
pkaaSShFdD, Tx sHs, SIT gqpLJn;14HD plHskh
JEAssET h1l9nwERRRB tHIEiA!i, i hHERyItSSb' YingT
TORs. TABIk OuTLERY, PLACID kPOONh
AEDFQRKs. KITOhRN RkQUBIrEs. do, AT
90 nDNDAY MORNING, September ION
Is72 At 10 pollock NO shall sell, At the foslonceN
81 the lAta Lewis John aJn, nOThuast corner Of nj
Eleventh and atreats, the Aboya aupst0r col ~
lection Of furniture, Terms each .
pspiitAdl LATlMER a uLRARY. Aueta.
by m. COLEMAN, AuotIoneer,
DhoathSast corner Of lonth sFeet and PsnnsyIVanIa
Ayauue.
Parties declining Househespins or hntnt % will 4 Oh
n 70 their advantage TO call on me, vii pay east
hof The r6oda sell Al public suGtyn At low pBt.
osutaa0. Auction sales ever TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY and BAfUHDAN. mhalBr'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

How, ~ TUE OPINION Of the bankers and
brokers Of New York, Mr.. GEeeleys election
would affect the finances Of the country may
he seen by any one who takes the trouble to
read the financial reports in the New York
newspapers. Every incident Of the campaign
looking to the success Of the Greeley ticket
sends gold up as invariably as . rebel victory
sent II up during the war, and Uice UerSd.
For instance, on Friday last, according to the
Herdh, "'at first there was a disposition 10
self for a decline, on the theory that the even
tual success of the Louisville Convention In
getting Charles OConOr to accept (ObliGuely
rs may be his method Of doing SOY the nomi-
nation for The Presidency was further
strengthening of the chances Of the Admins
traton party, and the price went off to 1879
The market opened on that day at li3k.
These are significant facts, and should DO
poudered by the people. A rise in gold
means, Of course, an increase In the price Of
nearly all the necessarics Of life, as we saw
during the war.