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NHARLESTON, JULY 1sr, l872-MR.
" JULIUS TROUUHE THIS DAY retires from
the drm Of STREET BROTHERS d CO. The re.
mainlug partners win coutinue the buiness an :.
der ,he same name. THAlDEUS STREET,
julyl2-l TIAOTHY SrREGT.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED
with him in business Nj. CHARLES r.
WALK. The Manufacture of Engines, MCCARTHY
Gins and Machinery In general, will hereafter be
carried on under the name and nrm OF SMITH d
WALK, at the old stand east end Hasel street.
tun25.lmo J. RALPH SMITH.
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UTANTFD, TO FILL A COUNTRY
w order, Black aud Tan Pup; thorough.
bred preferred. Apply at No. l42 Meeting street.
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NfOUNT VERNON HOTEL, NO. u
lN W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
HI. ON EUROPEAN PLAN-Tnis favorire es-
ta0ishment, siIussed IN one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground. and
consequently we'll adapted for Summer Resort;
beng cOmparatively cool In midsummer, mag
ntfcfently furnished With baths and other con-
veniences on every 10 ", Ia now open for the re.
ception OF Ih ise con emplatlng tour OF pleasure
the coming season. the cars run within square
OF the h Juse. Coaches at ali the stations e. v.
WESTC0 TT, Proprietor. jun64m0s
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rIyO RENT THAT PLEASANTLY LO-
= J. GATED Residence on sulltvan's Island, nrst
house eastol the Fort, for the season, partially
furnished. containing eight rooms. On the
premises there are q nne Olstern, well OF good
water. Stables. carriage House AQd other Out
to Captain DAN SlHuLAIR. tulyl1
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THE Rot SP B n G s
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,


/ BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Are now open to visitors. Its waters are cele-
brated for the % Of Rheumatism. Gout, Yaraly.
sis, Turpor OF Liver, Chrome Diarrh9a or Dysen.
terry, Diseases Of the Uterus, Affections OF the
SKIN, especially OF Syphilitlc origin, and numef.
ous Chronic Diseases.
THE BATHS
Vary In temperature from 80 % ITO degrees
Fahrenheit and present every variety Of Chronic
Bath They are moreover 70 md TO prepare the
sysrem for the beneficial action OF waters found
at the various other Mineral springs.
MUD BATHS
Have been constructed similar 10 those that are
largely used at the most celebrated spa6 In Ger.
many, and which give sufferers the benent OF the
very valuable remedial agents contained IN the
Mineral Mud. These spri1gs offer 0NSURP ASS.
I'D ATTR Actions to both the Invalid and Pleas,
ure-Seeker. The equipment and management
are euua to those OF nrst-clpss city tells. Every
modern improvement has been provided:
Professor J. L. UABELL, n. D., OF the Untyersi
ty OF Virginia, Resident Physician. For Pam.
phlets and circulars, address 8. y. TARDf 90,
Richmond, Va, or J. A. AUGUST, Manager, HOT
Springs. Bath ounty, va. may22.2mo :.
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WTANTRD TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH.
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Issues Joint
Lie Policies, insuring the lives OF partners In
business, 40 that, on the death Of either, the
amount insured for ia paid to the surviving party.
It also insures husband and wife On the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agens, No. 81 Broad street.
mayl8
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VHE sTEEDMAN HOUSE,
A I K e N, 8. G,

Solicits the patronage OF the Public, and guar:
antees satisfaction. Three minutas' walk from
Denor and PvgtofflCe 1un13-lmO
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NTANTED. A WASHERWOMAN, FOB
w family az No. 2 Lsdson's court.
luly13-I*
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A ca 3 D. .. coo a.@I
All operations In DENTISTRY performed by Dr..
ANDERSON In the most Bclentinc manner, on the
most reasonable terms, and, entire satisfaction
guaranteed, at the corner Of King and LIBERTY
streets. -" . mayG
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Meetinas,'
Uans.

VXIANTED, a RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girl as housemaid. Apply, with refer.
ences, at No. 4 Church street. juy13-1F
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j. Cost and gonr16.
r OST, ON THURSDAY MORNING
Ia, last, yellow Canary Bird, with dark
IeaLners on the head. A reward Will be paid ior
resun OF same TO No. IS (Gss Well cannon
street. =, julyi8-l
CANARY LOST.-LOST YESTERDAY
" morning. q yellow Canary Bird, with few
dark feathers about the head. A reward will De
paid for the Bird II returned to No. l0S Went.
worth street. Julyl22
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ITO RENT, THE INGRAHAM HOUSE,
II corner OF Wentworth and smith streets.
House and premises in good order, with fne cis.
tern For further Information apply 10 3. B.
PICKENS, 8. O. R. B. once, corner Of King and
Ann atreets juIY5 >stuthImO
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NTANTED, A GOOD ENGINEER TO
w run steam tug. Apply. to sHaoKkL.
FUKD KELLY southern wharf. july1S1&
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NTANTED, a WOMAN, TO DO GENE.
wv RIAL housework. Apply at No. !2 Gads.
den street. None need apply unless well recon.
mended. julyl8-1#
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK
House, located at No. - King street, one
dUor south OF Broad containing six rooms, pam
try, piazE and deep dry cellar. On the prem
ises are afuur-roomed kllchen and large cistern
The buildings are In good repair, and pos essi n
can be had Immediately. TO 8 responsible tenant
the terms will be moaerste Apply on the prem.
ises. ,1 ~ a'.'''''' julyl2
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TTl0 RENT, A TWO-kND-HALF STORY
L brick house. with cistern and dne assortment
OF fruit treoa, In Calhoun street, near Coming.
Rent moderate. Apply at WILSON,, Grocery,
No. sos King street. julyH
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Beaufort, 8. O., June IL, 1872. jun22.e
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

EMILIo CAsTELAR, the distinguished
Spanish Republican, is the latest accession 10
the ranks Of American journalism, the
Tribune having been fortunate 10 secure him
as It's Madrid correspondent. His first letter
which appeared in that journal throws some
light on the manner In which the recent cleo
tons, which have led 10 the present Carllst
rebellion, were carried by the Government.
He says!
nAs the day Of the election comes on the
0oyornor sends into the districts delegates 70.
semhliug the ancient Roman oxAotors who, by
threats and prosecutions, BY arrests and im'
gard OF Ali rights, attempt the intimidation Of
voters. Whom tho day Of the election comes the
public elooks are set forwardi presidents and
secretaries take their places without otihcation
70 the public. In some OF the colleges tho Mia
istariAllats gather around them IN solid body
70 prevent the opposition electors from coming
near the polls. In other colleges the electors
arc only able TO approach one by one, aud their
certificates arc easily taken from them In the
crowd. The iOrcos oil the army and navy come
70 the polls In regiments. In line Of battle, AZ u
performing . military duty, receiving from their
ofnoors the ballots, on which are Inscribed the
namss ot the Ministerial candidates: Even
these violenoea are not enough. The oifieiAl 70
turns are fAlsinod."
Mr.. Castelar, believes that the only hope
and safety Of Spain lies In reyolution-in the
overthrow Of the present dynasty and th'
establishment Of the republic.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

GOV. BLLIR's POSITION As A PARTISAN.
The proyerblal love OF fair play Ia not morn
the characteristic OF the English people than
Of Americans. We have q keen sense OF
what Is just and right, and any one who
onends that senslblllty for selfish purpose
will lose caste In the good opinion Of the peo-
pie OF this country; and II the offender per-
sists In bis course, he will eventually DO held
up TO public scorn.
This sermon ls intended TO be for the bone
at OF Gov. Blair, Of Michigan, who was
placed at the head OF the Robson investi-
eating committee, which was organized for
the purpose Of taking testimony for the In
formation OF Congress as TO whether the
charges preferred In b notoriously reckless
and nbelous paper had any foundation or
not for the information OF that body, and
surely not to give TO a political partisan an
opportunity To tyranulze over the reputation
Of q member Of the Cabinet, and also OF the
Administration with which he Is Identified.
When the publisher Of the outrageous libels
being investigated threw up the case, unable
TO present q shadow Of testimony duplicating
the Secretary, the chairman Of the committee
should have accepted II as the signal for clos
Ing the inquiry; and such report should
have been Immediately presented 70 Congress
as would have expressed the Just indignation
all honest men must feel upon discovering
such mendacity as was exhibited by the odi-
tor OF the Sun and his lAckoys from the In
ception Of the ISLANDERS to the end Of the long
drawn-out investigation, as we'll as since,
and such as would have been warning In
future TO like evil doors.
When It becomes known that during the
whole of this investigation, thoro has not
been one word Of testimony having oven tho
tendency OF duplicating the Secretary In
frauds, illegal transactions on the Department
In even tho slightest irregularlty, what will
be the pooitiOa Of Governor Blair before the
country He has betrayed the trust Con
gress reposed In him by exercising the power
conferred upon him as chairman Of an inves-
tigatlng COMMITTEES by Withholding his repor
plainly 10 gain q temporary advantage
for the enemies Of the Administration, who
are assembled al Cincinnati, thus holding
the Secretary unaequltted unjusuy for par
tlsan purpose. He has consplred with the
accusers Of the Secretary In vain attempts ai
raklng up immAierial new evidence, moi
within the scope OF the inquiry under thu
resolution Of the House, for no other pur
pose, seemingly, but TO prolong the inyesh
CATION, thus attempting ~ whltowash tn
llbollers, who, instead, should have beer
treated Us In contempt OF tho committee an,
as thieves for having stolen papers from th
commlttee-room, aided by tho clcrk-a crea
tur. of Tho cbairman-Who Also VOLUNTARILY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
vR, 1pIus, M. nELuoSfNs6rHE WORLD.

nm. ADAMS, M. bbbMOhEkh0IHh NOhbb.
The New York World yesterday contained
a significant article, addressed specially to
Cincinnati, to the Democratic members Of
Congress who arc interfering with lie net
candidato-Mr. Adams-and 70 lis c0tempo-
rarlcs Of the Same faith who do not fall In
with ls Ideas on tho Presidential question.
Il protests against 'the Intrusive imperti-
nence Of clique of Democratic Congress
men" who are trying to control the conyen-
ton in the interest OF Judge Davis plainly
tells them that they do not understand the
times in which they live," and reiterates its
opinion that Adams, Of all men, should get
the nomination.
The World, II Is well known, represents
Mr.. BelmenL Mr.. Belmont represents the
Democratic party, or at least that portion Of
II which has held the party together for years.
which has nominated lie candidates, con
Quoted lts campaigns, and given Ii all Its In
spiratlou. He represents the wing OF the party
that won at Chicago in 1864, that carried the
nomination Of Seymour In 1865 against Pen
dleton and tho Western Democracy.
The same motives that Influenced Mr. Bel
mont and hls friends four years ago arc Just
!. n.,.,, ,o,v a. ,h,v wer, then. They are
~, ro,,ro.on,.,,ro. -, isr,r, mopeyod and
Sa,...Ir.,., ,.,s,o.,. wh,cb dcpond for their
s',aans. on aTdor and stabIlIty. ON certain
~. :, ,,oi,cv ,,h,ch ibs success of IN a Con.
-. III .na oI u,ho Intriguing pollti.
clans who do not know the times they live in
would Inevitably oyerturn and destroy. Mr..
Adams would suit Mr.. Belmont and his
trland. In oysrv rosnect Nr paws wopId
nd, NJ Tnmhull would not. neither would
NJ, provn nor NJ arec,sv nor apv n, IN,
a,h.. ,.n,,or0.r ,,ho.o name have bccr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
rHRaRaED NATIONAL REGLrrA.

The genIiemsn appointed by the several
boat cluba Of the Dsstrlet arc actively lyeDgaged
Iu securing Subscriptions 10 doifay The neccs-
sary arpsnaes Of Grand National Regatta,
which Il 10 proposed n hold IN this city dur.
IuR The coming summer, Wo are glad 10
know that the efforts Of thiS COMMITTEES are
being rewarded By liberal contributions from
our citizens, and We feFvoutiy wish them
continued success. A regatta as projected
VIII bring 70 this city Thousands Of persons
interested In aquatle sporisl and managed, as
wo have no doubt II viii be, BY the active
younr men who comprise our District boat
clubs, must bo productive Of good In ineroas.
ing love for the paStlme Of boating and the
physical Development Of our young neu.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
SAVE YOUR BIRDS.
PRRPARRD POOD.

ThI. pFeparatlon ls inlsndsd 70 Improve and kssp
your Bros aiways healthy and In perfect song. For
thosS that have lnst their sonH fIom The effects Of
Gold or shedding II 10 the only preparation that win
restore and bring thom back 10 their natural notsa
BVr old birds, and their Ioung While bfeedipg, tis
inyaiuAbis aa N Eids 10 the health and plumAgs Of
'0'"' ONLY FIFTY oEHTs PER POUND,
u. W. RRRD a. SONS,
myltI I2Ia n Street,
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sr"Usa,I q. pIo1i'lss. q o. :. = g,
RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHORIZED to announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Graut
have been resumed from 3 o'clock until
8, and continue until further notice.
Mas. GOVERNOR CooKE win receive on
Tuesdays from 9 till 4 o'clock.
sBoRETARI BELNSAF has taken rooms al
the Arlington.
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Future Days.
wIIsHs yIls.; !. H..s .ss ..:.

VS. HSas yfAiS PRlS kTR lkRsIpENSk, FRSsfIse oN
osraEsI, BETMEkE LnIRD Anp ,,IrlUs F9Us
On sATURDAY, the 4th dsy d May, isig at >
o'cogk p, m, ys shall sell, on the premises, esAu
more lea., 70 hoe paved Allsy 1his ntstclas.
bgildlnE Site Ihis ropety sdi1lns the Iesidsnoe o.
Tsruai One hfth oash balaoce In slf, twelve,
az sa N ,sS,t ss ~ ps,%
lnss All oonveyanonE and reysnge stamp. ~ the
uaat of the purchaser One hundred dollAra down on
spiitSi.,S uRsEN WILLIAMS, AustG
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3 Ia :sI "a :;:::
f1 Is 2S 5s 5sISS h9SE SsFgaSHE "a
hIh, -Fok VILLA BIrks on oARDrNINo

IA, Eok villa sIffs Oh o1R6SSiEd
:$: S:: sGs !: &. S: p SslsSs 1. e. 4 So
- Soa q n plAlntns and osihssis. a. T.ieuIt.
THUiRsbkY, Ihs 33a day o. Nay. A. ., isis, os he
% Ss.ss tho = ,.s .s T.
": AZ. dsSrss v Tsiesrti. =, -. - =
Nov 70 nissss sithsr ieS villa dies Or icr na =.
FS"s ss:.s . 81 81 1Ss% : ,afSi.s.2 ss mon
road, lead ns " ne Coed Hope l!ni iarsplke, on
q N % ,T 70, ~ NJ
. DusllSs Hogss each. hi. gToPeig q ,ltas,.a
s sa.ss
Kyiun, fbesss ist rhieh are ns.,ss. y ne Il,,s
he DlstSist. shiis thoss which iis bach upoa The
bills, where Fort Stanton Formerly stood, are m.
s PDsnss "a K. sso. e G s Il
:ss:.; ~ S.li..y = y: Ss;se.,. Ssa.: p:ss: A..:
sse... X eepe.1nsS yhiis e. in.s:nns r.ss pre-
vents those disGSres.bie features seasrai preseitod
Th,ss ots iii 6s .Sid on hs ieIIqvIuG tsrn,i
Onefourth Of purchase money for each lot cash bal
IN .s5.s 'SSs II q S .Sd
Sspo.ii q Sico viii bo required As ssSS lot Is dis
fbs ssls viii commences on THURSDAY, The asa
dS Of Nay peat, Aforesaid. And sentlnus irom day
iisas dsliy. OF q he oiSoss q the Trpstsss
.ISS S:Is 4: SSE%:S s = sh' s6.: D..%;, n
10" ""''' ''S SSaSSSSIs: 4: in q .DLEY.I Trustees.
.,,',. w." dskkA a WILLIAMS.
/ Ap4l1tAWtMlOdtdh Aucuoneera.
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4 n1ERIOAN ANg gEENoH WALL Pa

~. :S iVs 'f e. g: ga
ns ol brown blanks, gro9nded eroy1,, Whlle
POM TO- o u per rob- Siih Siail hss u bOids" %
iSs ooandsut thal hare ths and bsst
vsTi6tg 81 lss ia The maree and esn tereoIs ohsr
isso1a able a sny olhsT kopSp Ia the Dis!Iiet hita
seoe Y AZ eas,s 4 :, sgplo' nous pu'
Ssa.s,n NO lgIi P.Aas.!sSsai Aa.sH AikRREsi RI.sa.,
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rANVAs, -
ROPE, s,.,.,

NKW AND BHuUND-bAND.
Alss l.Igs as.1flmss1ns q III III
dSa HisokSlnith Tools, stone HAmmogt Picks,
Hhosels, Bpadss, RAkos, Hoes tiam and l1ethes
hjar.ht bOiS, for SAis eesaR esaRNvvuREIRa,a. N
1di mylu
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Books and Stationery.
JRooUkf NJ LAhssIF VARSITY
PHILIP a BoI,OmONs.

MHW HOOMns
IAfs Of Lord BlIpn. kad Nj. s..,,...,...,....e esq
isstsrss On ne frCghsl Dsu,,L h,y. Dt, fuseJ !g
ss p....rs 2, ne NJ. nsoasa slos. n.,,,d ~ %st.
es o..sss o. sIs.drsis Editsd b o. 4 9oI;isos.
oI,s. ps,s ,Ss. Fl Se.'is wi:: xi; md ;Sd:i ssyss
eoienss of Wealth, Amsss Malksfi s....,iss,. ~
rSs ssB%r BSot y Y f,S1sfS. SaSR sew i;;S:cs ny
Mssss MsssfS q Eas.S fio:. Iii;is,Gi: ws
Ilfs q ys6S G on. 10 ii, V-S ao1d;. %
ohoouEr' r'' 'iPTTii 'iPPTTiiff ii,lsS x aoi.OmoNs,
spss bGSiiisss Sfi f.ss.sl.ssis ssa sa,:s ss.ns..
NkW ttY 5o9S ESSEs5Y E.cE.y.DIer ErS,.sI.,.
p,s gIs,s6Vsa. !, s, dTSSl, y ooaI M;g.y ,s yo
prem. oqur. a usiisd st,,ss Wki,nsa's Ruiss and
Esi;a ~, 5is..S E;s s..ls. ysl, 4 r.
D. Bsrispin sssSss zsbo,l New. ". ssriss VII
AasS.L Dis'i. io' ~ no',i ~ f.s .h;'p. al,
lsil Terms sabs,Eig,iOn per sssuia. SSi VO,s ~.
fsrs % frSs,. .xIrs..i.. 90 ,hs Ia. Of Trusts
md Ifu..ssa ~ =; v feIIy, go; syo. Iaw sheep.
kdlllgu. Z yss, tvo. Isv. shssp
Me1assss nS q RssT "a PsSSs soPsr1 Ts o. fossS
Edition, revised ssd sblsrEsd. vols. s'o' law
rSSI O. n 9esa:. 2! g Law si,:s,s ..S sSl'oa
oooD.BYE, SWEETHEART. b. su,horoi "cosas.s
Up a. fsoNer r..........................s. bcsnh
MAUD MoHAN, By Annis Thom.s........ @
oRowN FRon TUE SPEAR, bS suahos :,
of"Wovon Of NAM Thrsads".............. u
MABEL LEE, by Aa thor Of waller All.
mer'. s.s...sss.sss'sspLw
Also STATIONERY Of all kinds.
LITTER AND NOTE PAPER PRINTED win.
| out estfa eharGs.
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BY ss 4 %sssEs, u rs ISL :ss . ss'1'

TRUSTEES sALE oF A TwosroRy FRAME
HOUsE ON TiiE EkHT sIpk OF kl,KvENIH
sTahgL MEsf, BkrwEkN n AND STREETS
b. ,iitas ~ deed Of ,fus, 70 me, dated JsnparJ
% sis snd dylE r.sosd.dln IN Ia6ss gi ioe ~ 9, the
bla and By direction q tho p,rv thereby gseured,
SospkY. Ssg !, IH isis. * Z siSo oeoet. :. N. 90
The Prsml.s.. ali has plses or parcel q EtGand with
o., and being described - follows Lot n1mbsTed
Ays, (b) In Leonard y, ChapmAn's rsqordsd subdl
Terms oi Balsi Ops third cash, and the baiAnoe In
twelve aad twenty four nontbs. II air per cent inter
e secured bI deed Of trust upon the properJ 10y
down vhen the property y struck on btapps and
oonvsyanona y The eos. of the PuIohaser Terms 70
property ul be resod ~ The cost Of the defa1tine
Gp9I n. H. WAhNER, Aao'T.
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Lost and Found.

ogr-s20 0RKwARD.-Ar THE STORE ieIp
sltseti pookst-hook contalninG about uS5I three
$40 bills, SO BIZ, and small bills end notes, Il
vaue to no one bat the owner. The above reward
will be paid By the subscriber, II left a. room 40,
third eG.r NAvy DspaT'msn', OrAt 5i2 Teeth street
7 osr LAND wARRANT.-IN JULY, 1870,
~ ", l. DAVIS, OF drOsnhsd. No ssnt 10 the
oo@Ii';i91sI q q ihs & 0ssssaI IssS & one. tes A.
acres hot ls5o issaod 10 DAals Hepvood. private ip
u.RssS ssuSs. 4, & Ssa5sssJ 9his Tiiii.f Jues ssk
Armstrong. and b. Joseph ArpstEohE " John
ArmstronE, ana y him e " J. DAvia who Y nov the
miAlald In the 0ensrnl lard Ofhos The sald W. 4
pissieass eI PsnsisSs foT an i..as si SaPiissss Is
lieu o. sad l0st warrant ]. N HERhoN, n
wAnnNoroE. D. O.. kphl u. isis. aSsSfSss.
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Boarding.

\ large ana medium, DE rooms. pieassltiy atn.
Atsd In Third street. No. IRA northwest Also. tahs
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Clark, Kimmell & NOrfleet,
Real Estate Agents,
No ROl T,ouiaiaua Avenue.

No. 6O1 Louisiana Avenue,
Hay. for sale The following Improved and unlmprOvod
A TWosTqRy pEIok yousE ON TwESTY.
nps seven ronms double psrors water n yard. side
slsy q. ioiiso is.e PiOs siy6oi si,odo os'h. bal
a BRIoK HoUsE ON ooRSER oI sEooSp
Nd - rros Si' !dt0' Si.c0 cash. balance 1, IS
"A. .THREy.sToRY. Brick AND BAsEMEET
south 'lds marble step. and ,Iimmlns. tOoL,ssu
This I: s,riesIs assse.ss honss and cheap. Pic:
eli.ooi e1lOto ossb, balance and JsArs.
A TwosToRY EBAME HOUSE. FOUR ROOMS,
o. stnih, b.tweeu and 7 stroetsi lot bltioo icvt
Phos Aa,So ossh,
a THREEsroRY BRICK HOUSE,. ON SIXTH.
Sssss 10, asd eoid Sa.sr, oo..,. n Al sho r1o%.
slate m.1tlss Pries sspOo' $50 cash, balance go
per month
a THREE.sToRy. BSIoK HOUSE, ON SIXTH
y .. Sso%s Frio. si.SSi iiOc cash. balance go
.a,., M assis. 6stsssp FssiiS ssa fi,G ss..
rooms, water ard s.s Prioe st!o. ti-0o cash. bal
a NEW TwosToRY FRAME HOUSE. or 1--WE
sss. ,ss via Mo. yasS IA 'front.' 1 Ios issiei i.ss
SITUATED 2. seysa,h stree, northeast, near the Neu
per month.
a VACANT LOT IN SQUARE . IN THE HOW
ARD Property, irontpE seventh street - feet BY
80 feet dsop. Price 10 cents per foot
A FARM or my AoREs. Y or A MILK FROM
fairiaI o II improved By irape hoasst lst10i niee
psaeh And iGj peaf trsss good vsrsty II ali klnds
n ruit two thrda fanesd (p0ks post and rail- GOOD
we'll Al house! stream of vsiSf runains thrOuEs the
piaos! Is acres undsr cniigaiiI w, balance timber
Pig prSs ~ per Ao'e' ons fourth cash balance ha
Ahn ~ y l,i y -,
cleared sad uodsS ssEivstloa, 5aisaes ia tabss two
sSp g S e s I.r Sa sSs sS.S y sS mai
frama bousa co,1 barn AID st.bIe Prioe 9an9i one
fourth eash, bsianos l. !, and JesrY OF eIehaags
for city properly, ap9pu
V1LgksLE l0UsE AND LoT ron SAIL -S9
E,n,h nseet re hnass ,ss.s ~, sa1
Brick with II rooms, bathroom, water and E.s "a q
Terms vill be made e suit pui oha.sra Keller e
JOHN " McouroHEN' corner fiftssn,h ~, anS d,
ysoS s,ss ssIE y nE5ia A sTE T1R1 oT SISETy
Hoh ~ l1 =, ~. ~ sAhsi ~, " 80
w..hinrto5 Iio,as Jo.sph ii. Brsd ~, h.. farm
we'll wasEed, hle fruit tiShl.oom drolilnf, aad AZ
Tssms oi ssis Ses.I $ 'An'w w v W. MkfJALf
Heal Esiase Broksr, e'rner Fhtsonth street and
LNoR SALE. oHEkP-A THREE. STORY AND
Vlrsinis aveaus southEssl Apply 100 PsnasyI.
yAnla avenue. ag9sh
72R TwEIrIa srREEr. PLEAsANT fUE'
iss%s @sz.ssi.. = 50. s-,ss ssliss !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Loan Offices.
Awnings.


A VVNINGs.
JOHN q. HOGAN,
BAILAlARHR AND MANUFACTURER or
AWRIN0e, FLAGS, TRHrB, HORHH AHD
WAGON bQVERe, AWNING MAIERlAkQ ON
nf0R BAifj. VA Las AND yRsffvkIS.
Ordefa by mall attendod 70.
Eiahth streets. mh3I