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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
Auction Sales.


nv 9. sAnIsTAG a co, Auctisneers.
oREAI SALE
DRY GOODS At AUCTION,
BY ORDRR OF LANRBUR0H BRO.
Ws shal 81, IN The store Al2 Boyenta street, on
AUNDAY, August 20 ~ ni3Oh mn
REASONAnLH DRY gOODS,
The stock consists Of Bleacho cd ard Brown Ooltona,
Prints, Table DamAaks, Irish Linens, SheetlnEa,
y ut, Black and Oolored APAoas, French and khE:
hah Morinos, Oaaslmsres, Cloths, White Goods Of
every description, Towels, Napkins Doyilsu, BhaNis
FuIs, Cloaks Hosiery, uio.eS, Hsndksfehisfs. Lace
and No uuRhhm UnrtAiue, Flannela, Hack and Uol
cred snhs, Poplius, 0rensdines, Pail ard Winter
Does gnods, high oolored Pl.lds Ladies' Ubdsrgar
meuts, UndershIta and DghWers, and everything
olss usually found In hrst class dr. goods house.
Ten thousand romnants u Dress Uoods Canton
and Wool flames, Table Lnen, UAssinneres, &c.
Ths goods must be sold, and great haIsaius may be
enpeotsd. LANSHUElUH bro,
aniaau q AAMSTAG a 90. hncilonssrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

tProm Lst,sr N the New York Tims.l
A huge Joke has been perpetrated In Mexico
Al tho expense OF the Farmer Of Uhappaqua.
some weeks since letter was Published In the
Tribune, dated IN this city, and signed by some
twenty sO-oAlled American residents n this
city, oongratulating Honest Horace upon his
nomination, and assuring him that they, the
vast najorsty Of Americans, without distinction
Of party, were enthusiastic in his support.
have resided in Mexico for years, and the
majority Of the names appended 70 that doou.
ment are totally unknown 10 me. with scarcely
an exception the known signers Of that dOou.
ment may be classified as follows; First, sx.
eonfederates, wis have no votes In the United
States; second, men who mover wero American
oltiEons; third, men who do not reside In this
city; fourth, men who have been expelled from
this city for their suspicious Antecedents; lfth,
men whose names were obtained upon false rep.
RESERVATIONS.
OF almost the whole number II may DO said
that thoy have no recognized profession, and
that their friends would much rather sec their
names signed to q political manifesto than al
the bottom Of proinissOTy note,
Yours very truly,
AN OLD Resident or MEXICO,
CTIT or MhNIUO, July 81, Isfa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

A DISPATCH FROM BosToS informs us that
Henry L. Stewart has been Greeley's con-
slant companion since he left New York.
Henry L. Stewart Is well known In Washing
ton. During the war he tried TO palm off a
worthless gun, in which the Tribune people
were largely Interested, on the Government,
and II We mistake not has a large claim for
imaginary services. II Greeley shall DO
elected President, Stewart better known as
"Nosy Stewart" will OF course be paid.
The Hon. Benjamin r. Camp and Mr.. Stew
art arc Mr.. GrOeley's two most Intimate
friends and ardent supporters. Mr. Camp
has a cotton claim.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
Ladies' Goods.
FANCY GOODS. 80

NOVELTIES in FANCY AND MILLINERY
IN GOODS received even dsy at 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

ltrom tho ~ louis Globe
Ono OF the most graphic illustrations that We
nave come across recently was given tho other
day by q Democratic speaker at Cape Girard.
eau. Mr.. LOWndes II. Davis Ia n Democratic
candidate for Congress 10 that district, and
while urging his reluctant compatriOts to stand
square up Tor Greeley and march boldly upon
the Cincinnati platform, he assured them that
political platforms didn't mean anything, and
were only meant for convenience. Political
platforms" he said, "Wero nothing moro than
the platforms OF cars, which were merely used
70 get into the cars. The sign on the door,
don't stand on the platform, indicated tho duty
Of Democrats not to stand at this time ID
squeamlsh hesitation on the outside, but Ia
mount the Cincinnati piAtf form, no matter how
distatetul ia construction may be, and got into
~ ASt y srssa o Ms DAVIS L1nssIsls PLinvI'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

10 the New York Tribune Of the 18th, We
ind, under the head of Another Bid for the
ColOred Vote" reference to the order oil
tho War Department, dated August 8, to
carry out the act OF Congress approved June
10, 1872, particular stress being laid on the
word "discovery," in the promulgated regu-
latl0ns referring to claimants for pay bouu-
ty and other moneys due cOl1rcd soldiers.
But the article fails u cite the act Of March
3d. 1867, referred TO IN the same regulations,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
SALE on yALusptE = urNrpoyEp rRor.

By = El$:s IS! siif .i:.! S''s''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Just, and true to the life. They who arc most
Intimate with Greeley most thoroughly despise
him. He Is weak, vacillating vain and ego
tlstlcal. lie Is incapable Of a sincere or last
Ing friendship. Tho most obsequious fat
terer always stands highestln his favor. His
bonoyolence Is a more prctonco. lie is gem
crous with his money to tramps aud adyeu-
turors; to his own employees no is mean,
tyrannlcAl and exactlug. lie has been known
to say that he did not "want man on the
Tribune who had wife and four young
children" BY aud by the country will begin
10 see him In his true light.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

EOg sALE. Or ENuHANGs rlB uIrY PROP.
EHTY-NaluAhls Farm Of 800 aorUs on the
Potomac Opposite MoanC Verpou. Tract snbdiVlded
TO suig pufohasors. Timber aud soil uue1eellsd.
Apply to W, A. DANGEHFlELD,
AuB-im' Uornsr seventh And streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

" ON thu Commercial Advertlssr1
Those who know Horace Greeley know that
while he cares nothing for personal ABuso-his
own private vocabulary being sutfieient for any
emoTgenoy-he ls peculiarly sensitive TO ridlculo.
He can endure With smiling front the hardest
blows Of doubled fist, the shatpest cuts OF tho
critical scAlpel but whom he Is made n butt for
Ger and quip no loses patience and ls defence.
lese Yesterday, In speech delivered to com.
pany Of Maine men In Augusta, he made candid
oonlesslon that Tom Mast had wounded him
with priokly darts-a very silly confession to
make. TO BE- sure, but what better could have
been expected7 notwithstanding the carl.
oatufes with which you have been abundantly
inundated, " SAID Greeley, "you find that stlll
preserve somothlng Of the human fOrm" And
then "a roar Of laughter went up" says the
voraoious chronicler, as tho Sage Of ChAppaqua
reared his tall form and shook his loonlne head
with naughty defiance Of the orayOn.
I Now this sort Of thing Is amusing, for II illus-
tratos the truth Of the Eastern prOverb, which
declares that contempt pierceS through tho
she'll Of the t0rtolse"-but We submit that II docs
not add 10 the dignity Of candidate for tho
Presidency Of the United States, nor does II In.
crease mons respect for man who oonfesses
hlmsoii weak a. a woman or q child. BE manly,
Mr.. 0roelsy and II you arc hit, don't show It I
Be Spartan; "gTln and bear IT," And, Thomas
Mast lay ont You have found tho Joint In the
nrmoT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

lFrom thg Atlanta WhiH.l
We are In constant receipt Of cheering news
from all parts Of the State, Indicating that the
national Republican party Of Georgia Is fully
alive TO the great work before them, and are
moving forward shoulder to shoulder ia solid
phAlanN for Grant and Wilson.
stewart county will go eight hundred major.
ity for Grant There are few 'sOrehoadsH ln
that section OF the State.
We learn from authentic sources that large
number Of former Democrats have boldly de.
olared for Grant and Wilson In preference To
the Baltimore. Radical Democratic hermap hro.
dlle ticket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
THE SPIRIT OF the CAMPAIGN.


IFrom The New Hsrk Tlmeal
The only hopa OF suecess for the Democrats
party and their candidate IN the coming Presl
Dental election Il, obvloualy, ia being abls 10
their party, not only TO cancel Tho actual Re-
Publican majority, but 10 make up the detection
10 the Democratic ranks caused BY the nomina-
tlon Of Mr., Greeley. They will get have al
ready gotten, certain number Of disappointed
ONCE. seekers, "soto- heads," and few shallow,
miscalculating politicians, "generaisn aud
others, with their followers. But these recruits
will not 10 very far toward supplying the mass
Of voters necdful Tor their purpose. II remains
for them, therefore, to Ind and present such ar.
Euments as will bring over moderate Republl-
Democrats. This they hnd diiicult task. The
"giit" ISLANDERS Of the President have been
blown to the wlndsj "nopGtism" Is q bugaboo
that has done It's little work Of soaring those
who did not know the meaning Of It's dreadful
namo; and the steady, quiet march Of civil
service reform under the systematic OrgnnlEa-
tion set ou foot by the President himself, Ia
daily cOuntoractlng tho mOnstrpus pofverslOns
and Misrepresentation which have been set on
foot IN regard to the policy Of his Admlnistra.
tlon In this respect Tho Cincinnati platform
Il, as We have airoady pointed out, moro pom.
pOus utteTanoe Of truisms and political plat.
forms Of the regular Republican party, On
what grounds, then, can they ask Republicans
70 come over TO them, or thoughtful and honOra-
bic Democrats to act with q faction which has
nominated for the Presidency a man Of Mt.
Greeloy's lifelong relations % the Democratic
paftyl ReaeUnH, or q ecmhlanco Of reasons,
must DO found; and 10 hnd them they have gone
back 10 Jefferson. They might as well have
gone back 70 the dooaloguo or 70 the deluge.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

The Liberal Republican organs and ora
tors are making the same blow over the com
Ing election In Maine that they did in North
Carolina. They have great expectations
that the down cast State will give them an
Immense majority. To show how exactly
what slight foundation they have for these
rose-cOlored hopes we subioin the following
review Of the situation from an intelligent
and careful correspondent Of the New York
Times:
The Greeley Republican Democrats have the
Audaeity to shout that they are going to carry
Maine, or II they don't carry II that they arc
going to wonderfully reduce tho malOrities
Well.iniOTmed Republicans, the best posted
men 10 the State, say with confidence that they
will Dc neither; but on the contrary they claim
Chat the Republican majority Will be even
larger next September, and consequently at the
time OF the Presidential election, couple oil
months later, than last season, What the Dem
OcTauc Republicans have 10 overcome will be
seen by the following nguTes; The Republicans
elected Perham Governor, last year, by q ma.
iOrity Of lO,63l, over Kimball, the Democratic
eandldAtel bad % State Senators against Dem
oorats, and III Representatives against 80 Dem,
oorats-a majority In the Upper House OF 70
and In the Lower Of 70. And the present Repre-
BentAtyes In Congress, all Republicans, re
osiyed the following malOTitlesi Lynch, IN the
First district, 400; Forge, In tho Second, 23l7
Blaine, In the Third 32Oj Peters, in the Fourth
26t0, and Halo, In the Filth, l,2l0. II will BE-
far easier 10 Increase them, and II tho Republi
cans keep their organizations as compact al
they have them now the record will by and by
show an increase"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

- lfrom the N. ~. National Republican
-Four candidates for governor are now In the
held. They may settle with four. handed game
Of cards, for each holds hand. Penn has a
nush Of "clubs "-pollce clubs, bogus ward
clubs, and Intimidation clubs 10 tho hands OF
Emery plays diamonds" and goes In heavily
on wealth and rospectAblllty," Claiming TO
represent the property owners" Plnehbaok
tosses spades Into the arena, and claims 10
represent the element that oultiVRtss the soil.
kellogg, the exponent Of no class warfare, holds
the hearts VI all tho people. In elGctiO ns
hearts are always trumps.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

ttrom the BlrghAmtOn Republican,
At straightOut Democratic meeting al
Hales Eddy, New York, on the It'll Instant the
following resolution was adopted and signed by
over one hundred true blues:
ResoiBed, That we do not regard the action Of
the late convention at baltimore as binding on
the Democratic party, but denounce II as base
shameful and dishonest attempt 10 obtain power
at the sacrifice Of principle and honor, desery
Ing the condemnation Of every honest man.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Iron the Bottou AdVertIaaTl
inc annals OF all past presidential oanvasses
would he searched In vain to discover another
instance OF candidate going about TO ooNpillate
opposition by publicly promising any faction a
share OF the patronage In the event OF success.
MT. ureeley'B assurances on this occasion show
what considerations are uppermost In his
thoughts and In the aspirations Of his support
ers. What satire the whole thing Is on the
motives OF the parties 10 his candidacy, and on
their pretenhlons TO reform
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

tbrom the Beaufort u. o. Republican
The coWaTdloe, Indifference and laEine6s OF the
decent people Of South Carolina have rendered
II possible for horde Of ignorant and dishonest,
but active politicians TO ruin tho State. II the
same lnaotiOn on the part Of those interested In
the future Of the State continues during the
coming canvass the same results will SnsuS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

A DIsTIEGUIsHRD GENTLEMAN, well In
formedin regard to Indiana politics, writing
to a friend In this city, says there Is no doubt
about Indiana. She Is sure in October and
will swell the electoral majority for Grant
and Wilson In November. Late advices from
Pennsylvania indicate that the Republicans
will elect their Governor in October. It is
stated that there Is marked change within
week past, and Republicans are dali y gain
Ing strength and confidence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

from the New Haven Journal
II. o.. always was famous for his jokes, and
here Is his latest
l never yet heard Of man who Invited his nelRh.
h0rs TO help hin raise house, and proceeded 10 Kick
them out Of II ~ soon a. the roof fairly over his
head
Now, suppose q crowd, unbidden, entered and
raised Cain, would Mr.. q. advise that they be
Invited TO larry and "Tule the rOOst -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Mr.. MCPHERsoS's Handbook OF Poll.
tics" Is the best political textbook that has
ever been issued In this country. The infor-
nation that 1t contains Is valuable, interest
ing and instructive. No one who desires 10
be accurately informed on the questions that
are perpetually recurring in the present cam
paigu should be without 1t. Indepen IDENTIFY
Of that 1t Is valuable for all tlmo Us being the
most concise and authentic history Of the
administrative, legislative and judicial meas
ures Of the country during the last twelve
months.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

from tho EyTaouAs, N. Y, journal
The exchange Of Banks and Grow for Win.
thTOp and Orr, Is one BY which the Republicans
In politics and the days OF Banks and Grow
were numbered even before they Joined IN the
Greeley movement,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

ADEMoCRATIc PAPER says that the Repu b
lican press has found out that General Banks
is Incorporate and prOhlgate. The Demo-
cratic press found 1t out long ago.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

The POLITICAL SITUATION In Louisiana Is
rather mixed just now. Besides the regular
Republican ticket, with William Pitt Kellogg
at Its head, there are three others In the field.
First, there ls the regular Democratic ticket,
with McEmcry and Joues; second, tho LIbe-
raj party, headed by Messrs. Penn and Young;
and third, the Pinchback ticket with Mr..
Harris on the second place. The Plnchback
party indOrse the nominations Of Grant and
Wilson, aud 1t is to be hoped that before the
day OF election they will unite their forces
with the regular Republican party, and
thereby secure great and abiding victory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

According to the foregoing table Grant
requires IS votes from tho doubtful list to
secure his election, while Greeley requires no
less than o5; as 1884 votes are necessary to a
choice. New York or Pennsylvania, either
Of them, Is sufficient to carry the election for
Grant, while Greeley, should he lose either,
will lose the Presidency. Even should he
gain Louisiana, which Is extremely improba.
BILE, he could not part with either Of the two
great States whose electoral votes virtually
decide the conflict.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

AFTER NOVEMBER MKT II will be much
more difficult task for DR., Livingstone TO dis
cover the sources of Greeley's strength than
the sources Of the Nile.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
nv wM. L. wAhL "a 4 GA 9'i;l,iAAssctiOHOrrs
300 and 9O1 8. ". cor. Pa AZ. and Ninth st.

TRUSTETs sALE, OF FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT.
By virtue Of decd Of trust given to me and duly
recorded In Ilber No. So folio ., Of the Land
Records for WAshlnston county, In the District Of
Uouubla add b. written request Of the party secured
thereby, I will sell, on MONDAY, August 9B, at q
o'clock, lS9, the premises pat Of Lot In square
No. 81 aud described a. follows, Beeiuulng for the
1t polnt Ninth street Woat twenty feet north
from the southwest corner Of the said lot and enee
running rorth along tho said street i've feet
nue inches thdncs esst 70 the eastern line
sad lot thecoe south along tald rear line Ave feet
Inc lpohea and thsuos west 10 the place OF begin.
ming he nortaoTn pAtt Of the premises hereby COO
veyed having a front Of one foot and three lnohes
runninR tue same width tho depth Of tho lot, to
Eether With like port ion Of the ground adjoining
horeto on tile north, TO be held and used In common
AileI.l Alsr, that other patt Of said Lot T. In
square aaf, described followai BeRinninE for the
same at point tho line Of Nlnth street wtst twenty
feet north from the south Of said lot and
Tunuirg themes south tiK feet four inches thence
east ninety nine feet four inohes thence north s1
feet four Inches thence west feet four 10
ohes 10 the place Of nEtoEethor with the Inn
proven snla which CONSIST Of Frsms Disabling House
The above property IL situated Ninth street. be.
tween r and q streets north gesi.
Terms Of aAla 4t,0Tl.3i, amount Of note, this cost
and expense Of sale 70 be paid In cash the balance
10 sir and twelve months, MOTIFS bearing interest and
secured BY deed Of upon the premises Convey.
4nolnR, DO, At cost Of tbs purehAs 7, - :
surd W L WALL G1., %sSss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

The following is what Is called a "closo
figuring" Of the electoral vote for the next
President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
pRoPosALs ron pREpaINa.

UNITED BTATIH HNdMEER'a OFFICR)
CoRHEn HOUSTON AND GRAND BTREEIH }
Nav YORK, July 10, 1872, J
PropobAls will DO received ~ this once until noon
on the 18th day Of August 1872 for Dredging Al differ
ont pouta on the Savannah river, Georgia, Total
quantity OF Dredging about $1,000 cubic IATdR I'm
the underslEnOd, q. A. GILMORF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
ny liATIMRR a. CIBABY,
- Auoti0nesra and Real Estate nrukeFs,
Southwest corner Penn, avenue add Eleventh street.
Star OIlos Huildinr

TRuSTEpa SALE or UNEMPLOYED rRoP.
TERNTH AND EiGHTEESTH BTRERTs
NORTHWEST, AT AUOTtUN, :
Undsr and ~ virtue Of deed Of trpsi, bearing
date tho 9st Of January. 1870 and recorded 10 Lbsr
s folio ~, Of seq hmopg ne l,gd reo9rds 81 Wash.
Of psTty secured The shI shall cell q front Of The
ioet inches 90 North street, runbna back 100 fsst
TO . foot alley.
Terms! one third cash residue in sir and twelve
month"; with notes bearing Interest sfeuTed BY decd
Of trust the Bthinpa and conveys uolo q
At purebp ser'a oostI at00 dgwn a. time Of sale.
N. ARHEORD, TruStee.
Aui7 LATIMER a Ut,RARY, Aucta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

HOWARD INSTITUTE SITUATION AND IA.
Iap.pps for Bs me- oSE5 WS PeiSt PT XXX
Academy EIpsp'o1 SlSG P g|yl gn9um9 Send fog
Store 2, o., howard county, Md Rsiareuces Row
T. ". Simpson, GBnrgaOWu, ID, o. W II, langley,
esq, and OAp' II, v, HoWEats, Washington, d. o.
kul.l ~
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Wants.

WAHTED-BEVRRAL EXPKRIENOkD OPHR.
w AIORS 70 give Instruction the Victor"
sewing MAohias. Apply At the Agency, f0g Penn-
ayivanlA avenue. WHIT
WANTED by A YOUNG LADY UNDER
w atandins huaio. French and herman, position
- tfAfellns 0oyarnsss, Rsterenoas given In Pnria
Mnnich, New York, PhllAdelpha, baltimore and
WAshihEton. Address BoH 10 At THIS oehcs. my7-u
WANTED,-A SITUATION AS OQnTRAITo
w Singer 10 one Of the OhOirs " the District by
lsdy. Best Of references given. Address Boz 81
WANTED,-BY A LADY-A brrUAflUn AS
w Mualo Teacher In some Institution. VIII give
private Lessons 70 scholars. Highest teahnoniAa Of
hines RivsB, Address BoI : atthis once tebsl-u
EUkEKA EMPLOYMENT UrFIUs, no. oO1
" Eleventh street, near Y stTnpt, =
fsau MBS. LOUISE q. bUTLEH.
w TiR FINKLE / LYON MANUFACTURING
OOMPANY's NEW BEWIN0 MACHINE "yIo-
TOR has a Bolf-sstlnE Needle the, most pertsui
shuttle IN MSS, resting on carrier, Needlebar and
vost1 Of steel Assnoy At HOODS yevelry stors
A8n PennsylvaniA ayenue, hetNpen tour-And-a hall
and sixth Streets. T. W. SPlOER, AEsuL ias.ly
"a nIyUsTu PAYS IAm PRIoEs ioR LADLEs,
". usnts. and Uhildran's heeoad'H Hand QlqthinG,
Nsiueau 6lHtb and Seventh streets.
=. r. Hots By mail promptly Atasudsdt 70,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
New Advertisements.

EULEOTIC tNsTITuTKi
n sRLEOT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The Third Annual Session will commence the 9th
OF bkPTEhBERt At my Nav SohOol Rooms, on
Eleventh street. brIwasn X aud l. north
west
eipAl, RHy OLIVIER COX
iuif.lm No OIL TbirtssDth street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Until sRPTEMBER 30,
~ We shall
ALLOW TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON ALL SALES OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS
IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT, VIZ!
SUMMER DRESS GOOns, opmprl,lug Japanese
silks and Poplins. Piquea, IAWns, DaAlnaa, UFana-
dimes, nogTod PlAds, silk PonRses. LuOn SulIIpEs,
Wash poplins, Ac,
WHfTR GOOns hero enumerated, vizi BIahop
Lawns, MIL and French Mus ins OTEandles, J4nonSt
and Soft ftniAhtd "a bHos, NalnsookH aud White
Plqufa also, IASs Point1 Gud GreuAdlnO Shawl,
and linen Dueks, DHlls and O0AtlnES
from s1.95.
began T. wYLIR,
lOISand I01O ssVeHI h street NV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

INOs ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND MILLINERY
IN Gonds and Motions, 20 TO DAVIS,
sol MGTkst space, corner Of Eighth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

VI and Loeb Stitch Sewing Machines alyayt on
hand ~ DAVlO,
hSd sol Mako. space, corner q EisSth s.rset:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

EMBRoIDERIEs, LAUEs, HANuK ERuaIFFs
" Ribbens and Notions, In great 'arot{, q lowest