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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13

Succession of Cyrille Labfche-No. 3j, 41O
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-W hereas Louis Bourgeau has petI-
toned the court for letters OF administration on the
estate of the late Cyrille Labche, deceased intes
tate. Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days. why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order OF the Court.
api2 l6 20 N. O. TRACY, Clerk.
succession Of Artemon Hill-NO. $500
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate. and to all other persons
herein interested. to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have OF
can, why the account presented by the testamen.
tary executors in THE should not be hOmoo-
gated and approved and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
ape Is II NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
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accession of Joseph IIiIlon-NO. 81, OOt.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and to all other other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they have
can why the account presented BY the admin
istrator OF this estate should not be homologated
and approved and the funds distributed il accord
ance herewith.
By order OF the Court
ap9 13 II NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
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CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
y of. OrleaEs.-Whereas. Rosemon Lorio has
pettioned the court for letters of administration
on the estate Of the la.e Mrs. Widow Henri
Lorio deceased Eotes.ate. Notice is hereby
given to all whom II NAV concern TO show cause
within ten days Why the prayer Of the SAID pet.
toner should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court.
~ VI TRACY C1erk
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Succession of p. j. NichOn-NO. 3j, 1893.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans.-Whereas, E. II. Lehman has petit
toned the court for letters OF datve testamentary
executorship the estate of the late P. j. Michon
deceased Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern 10 show cause within ten days why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order OF the Court
ap9 - II NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
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Succession of Elizabeth Copeland-NO.

IS CSC.
CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orlears-Au persons having claims against
this succession notified 20 present them to the
undersigned within ten DAYS from this date.
z. 3. FOUkE.
Public Administrator
or 20 HORNOR y BENEDICT,
Attorneys. No. l5 Carondelet street
New Orleans. April I, 1872. APP lot
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE OSCAR J. DUNN
DECEASED.

z. >. NAU NINET,
mh21 apl0 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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DY o. VALETON, AUCTIONEER-OFF,y
ID Nos. S. and 81 Magazine street corner Of Ss.s
chez street.-sATURDAY, April 20. 1872 at twsi,.
o'clock NJ, will be sold at the st. Charles Az
ton Exchange, the following described proptrtve
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ParishEourt, East Baton Rouge, No. 1l3l, Probate

SUCCESSION OF The LATE GEORGE 81. RAGAN
DECEASED
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Succession CT Mrs. Widow Nicholas
Scbmidt-No. IS 3o9.

SCLNIUI-NV.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Observation-Disclosures. Nicholas William Schmidt
has petit:oned tie court for letters of admnistra
ton on the estate 0; The late Widow Nicholas
Schmidt deceased, iutestate Notice is hereby given
to all wlOmit may concern 20 show cause within ten
days why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted
By order of the Court.
apple 1877 N. o. TRACY, Clerk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
For Sale or Rent.

U'OR RENT-wILL BIZ ron RENT sEPTEM;
BER n Two suite, n 59?P. on &C. e. ' sSiS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

The Lesser organ Of the Democratic party
the New York World Is delighted with Mr..
Greeley's Portland speech, and interprets It
In this wayi He took occasion to say some
things which really ought to he known In the
canvass, and which nobody else could state
with so much authority rs he. He avows
with emphasis enough his recognition Of
the Democratic party and his intention to
avail himself of Democratic capacity and ex-
perienee In organizing his administration. -"
Mr.. Greeley thus gives In bis adhesion 10 the
old Democratic doctrine that To the victOrs
belong the spells. How Is that for civil ser
vice reform
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

Tho Tribune yesterday contained an lnfa-
nous attack upon the Postmaster General In
relation to the Chorpennlng claim. Mr..
Creswell, In his speech in Michigan a few
weeks ago disposed of and fully answered
the ISLANDERS and misrepresentation which
the Tribune now rOhashes. Austin Blair,
the friend OF Charles A. Dana, opened
the Liberal Republican campaign in that
State by q reiteration Of these unfOunded
charges Mr.. Crcswell promptly met him on
his own ground, and branded him as q liar
and a slanderer." The Tribune In its shame
less assault places itself In the same category
with Mr.. Blair. 1t only illustrates the despe-
ration to which the Democratic papers are
driven In their efforts to lnjure the Admins
tratiOn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

trum the philadelphia bulletin
The Greeley papers OF this city, following the
lead Of Mcclure, are loud In bOasting about tho
great number Of Republicans In various ooun-
ties who arc going for urseley. They claim
great ascesslOns Ia Chester, Bradford, TIOgA,
Potter, Mexican, Lancaster, Allegheny, Draw
ford, Ehe, sc. All this IL mere brag and blus-
ter. II has no solid foundation. They have no
such associations as they boast Of The num-
bers they give are pure fabrleations, and are
given solely 10 create tho results they claim
have already been effected. Let no one be de-
eelVed by these figures or this bluster. Our al
vices from all these counties are Of the most on.
csuTaging kind. Allegheny now promises at least
100 for HaFtrnnti her little difficulties are all
healed. Lancaster Is sure for 1000 and Ia daily
growing better. Erie says she will give 600,
Warren 500, and OTAWfOrd has been but little
affected by tho noisy detection OF = Tow lawyers
In Moadyllls. Our friends In Potter, Mexican,
Tioga and Bradford say the Greeley bolt there
Is comparatively small, aad has been vastly eN-
ngUeTated. Those counties arc now actively
organising, and will soon be 90 oOmpaotly bound
tOROthar that nothing can move them. beware
OF these Greeley rOOTbAeksl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

From the Boston Times.
There are some curious alphabetical cOlncl-
denoes In the names OF Presidents OF the United
States and OF Presidential and Vice Presiden.
tlal candidates. We have had eighteen PTesi.
dents, aud the names OF no fewer than nine Of
this numb0r-boing ono half end with the let
ter N, They are Washington, jefferson, MAdi-
son, Jackson, Van Buren,, Harrison, Buchanan,
Lincoln and johnson, Several remarkable co
medicines have also occurred IN connection with
tho names OF contemporary candidates. The
names Of three OF the candidates for President
and Vice President In 1890 end with N. They
are Lincoln, Hamlln and JOhnsOn-the latter Of
which ran for Vice President On the ticket with
douglas. The names OF the four candidates for
President aud Woe President 10 1894 end with
the letter N. They are Lincoln and JOhnaOn,
Mcclellan and PohdletOn. In the present con.
test the names OF both candidates for Vice Pres
ident--BToWn and WilsOn-end with tho letter
Nj while the names Of tho candidates for PFOsi-
dent-uTeeley and Grant-bOth begin with Or
Las does also tho middle name Of the Liberal
Republican candidate for Vice President, while
these facts signify nothing, II will be admitted
that they embrace tho most remarkable coinci
dencea on record.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17


[By Sidney Howard DAY, former managing ed
IioT Of the Tribune, In the New York Evening
POhl
"He has no conception whatever ut the value
Of truth or consistency, . fact which many o. the
best known incidents Of his life shows We have
only space for one or two. Perhaps the most
significant instance was his entering into part
nsrship or corporation with number OF other
men 10 manufacture tobacco, Mr.. Greeley being
an opponent TO the use Of tobacco on moral
principles. lie has so little notion OF What con
slstency and truth are, that To 0hllge lnenu,
or acting on . benevolent lmpulJe, he Is willing
10 engage in the production Of an article every
ounce OF which he believes adds To the amount
Of moral evil In tho world. II Is small matter,
but in principle IL q precisely rs w. 10 MS anti
slavery days, It had turned out he was slave
owner, and was engaged In breeding slaves Tor
sale In the cotton States. HIS connection Win
the Cincinnati movement shows the same kind
, OF character. All his life he has protested a
warm belief In the pAternal theory Of govern
ment, aud In the theory Oi protection, which Is
the natural production Of the nrsti but within
the last four mOnths be has not only dominated
a tariff for revenue, but has come out a. an ad.
yOcate OF decentralization, State rights, aud
JsnsFs0uian Democracy.
at would DO IDLE to say that this Is ordinary
dishonesty. II Is 90 open aud unreseryed that
one cannot help feeling that Mr.. Greeley should
be much more truly said not TO know what hon
esty, consistency, or truth arc, th4n 10 DO uls-
honest. IL must DO remembered, too that MS
integrity In money matters Is not In question.
In reality he cares very little about money, II
he had taken In money the same lnterest he
takes In politics his career would have been
strangely different.
0OThIs wisdom We have already spoken. So
far as wisdom consists OF the ability 10 make
newspaper he Is wise, but he has no knowledge
o. men, as Is amply shSTn by his choee Of ass
Of standardization, OF lurlsprudence, of moral
and physical science, except such a smhttering
as he has been able 10 pick up 10 the busy tqr'
moIl OF editorial life. Notwithstanding this, no
Il a very cDnccited man, as the filss OF the Tri-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT

By .u,sOr.s T. Re "a Il re Lssl'sipE, l9SSy
ths TIustaea will Giye melT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
Mr.. GREELEY = OPINION OF HIS CAMPAIGN.

Mr.. Greeloy's private organ denies, on his
responsibility, the Published statement that
lie had written a letter expressing the OPin-
ion that the Democrats would carry only two
New England States. VIII Mr.. Greeley's
organ deny that he has written the following
letter TO a prominent Liberal In this city;
"BEDFoRD, N. H., August 10, lsT2.- Dear
Judge: Yours OF the 81 hnds me here Our naWs
from North CAROLINA did not Justify the first TO-
ports, but II we work hard am sure We shall
carry II in November. We shall carry New
Hampshire, Connecticut, New York and New
Jersey. This Is the extent Of our work In tho
East, the rest will have to be done In the West
aud South. Yours, very truly,
mHORAcE GREELEY.m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

Mr.. NJ. n, Amis has Just returned from
Raleigh, n. c., where he went to vote
the Republican ticket. Mr.. Amls reports that
the relentless prescription and persecution Of
Republicans in the state had tendency to
prevent many from voting the Republican
ticket; that as many were inundated, and
that many Of the Democrats who voted the
Democratic State ticket will not vote for
Greeley and Brown, hut for Grant and VIII
sou at the November election
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

The Liberal Republican organs have been
for some time past parading the statement
that Mr. A. T. Stewart had contributed q
large sum Of money to the Greeley cam
palgn fund. We have the best authority for
prOnouncing the assertion uufoundsd and
untrue. Mr.. Stewart has not contributed a
single cent to Me-. Greeley's campaign, and
he does not propose TO do so. II his money
finds It's way into any particular treasury Ii
will be into that Of the Republican party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
THE SPIRIT Of THE CAMPAIGN.


Iron the New Haven Palladum.l
"Mr English, however, has made one mistake
in his card. 1t IL, no doubt, also unintentiOnaL
He says that had uratE Brown been intoxicated
II could never have been len 70 only one person
to discover IT, II was not only discovered BY
more than one person, but vas matter OF pub
lie noOrlety before one word was said Of u IN the
newspapers. II was town talk, and one Of uratI
Browns classmates, clergyman has published
a card on the subject, In which he says that at
haIfpast ten on the night Oi the serenade he had
an interview with Brown, aud TO his astonlsh'
ment saw that he was 'unduly intuenced by
some intoxicating drink or drug THIS IL the
clerical way OF putting II Mr.. English called II
somewhat set ups aud another witness, whose
testimony 10 as trustworthy rs theifs, and whose
opportunity ~ iSFmnns az oP.9 ,s va mG Sa
OK Governor says 'bOoEy drunk And uTRtE
brown was drunk and brutally drunk, too, at
New Haven, and eH-Goyefnor English BELIEVES
H. Mr.. English, We will not presume TO doubt,
considers himself perfectly iusuned IN saying,
he DID not see GrAtE Brown lntoxicated.' There
are degrees In drunkenness, Nevertheless he
believes the man was drunk, and kHOies that
several most respectable people Of New Haven
believe IL, too, believed Il and talked oft before
the newspapers said one word on the subject
The frst article which We published on tho sub.
iect appeared IN tho PdUddiHm Of July n.
Mr. English was that day asked to publish
contradiction, and declined. lt Is, We think, TO
be regretted, for his own sake, that he did not
maintain that wiser retlcencc. Even Mr. Fog.
iIsh's Testimony, estimated At its highest value,
l. not sufficient to prove that urntl BroWn was
not dtunk-brutally, disgracelully dtunk-at
New Haven.
"Some persons arc inclined to cxagserate the
political Importance Of the whole Affair We
believe II has none. The Cincinnati Convention
nominated Gratis Brown, we'll knowing that be
had a habit Of appearing In public In state pi
disgusting intONicatiOn, The Baltimore OOh-
yentlun could not afford TO 10 more particular.
No Democrat who had male ny n ps nina Svsn NJ
we're he drunk every day In the year. AZ for
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

lFrpm the New York Fvsring Mail
The failure Of the grand Jury To ind an In
dIctmsnt against the editor Of tho Tins on the
complaint that no had llbeled Gen. Fitzpatrick
Is very conclusive evidence Of one Of two things
either the prosecution falteTed for fear Of the
there was no good ground for complaint The
editor OF the Times eau well afford " DO salts
ned with either VI these explanations.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

The ChTiSiiGH Union Justly says that the real
Issue, which often escapes notice In the storm Of
personal Obloquy, attack and reerimlnAtlOn, IL
"Shall the Government surrender Its power Of
protecting the cOloTed people Of the South or
not - The Greeley Democratic party nys
Eyes" The Republican party says mo,
We hope there will DO no occasion to use this
power, but Its necessity has been 30 lately appa-
rent that We dare not yet TollnquIsh It, and we
believe that It's existence In the hands OF an sx.
ecutlVe magistrate who Is known to be willing
and able to use II efficiently when tho need
arises, Is the best security against the confirm
anee oil that lamsntabls state Of things which
has made rs use necessary"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
ny I.ATIMRR q CLgAHY,
- AuoAoneers aud Real ksiaie Brokora,
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and Eleventh street.
Star Otioa Building,

TRUSTEES sALR or UNTMPRnvED PROP.
EGrY ON r hTREFr, BErwEKN SFNER.
TEkNTH AND ElGHTRENTh STREETS
NORTHWEST, ATAUUrtUN,
data the 9st OF January tslO and ofdsd In iibsT
u.s. folio luO, ~ eeq among the land records Of Wash.
Of Darty secured the rhy shall sal IN frnnt Of the
premises, on MONDAY, August 10. lsi2. At q
feet Anchsf North street, running back ia5 feet
10 = % foot alley
Tsrms! one thlrd cash; residue 10 sH and twelve
month"; with notes btArinE interest secured by deed
o. trust on the plopeTiy; Stamps and eonyeJAnoipR
N. ASHFORD, Trustee.
anil JATTNRR a II,FARy, Ausls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

RFOHIVEr'S SALE or THE ERlIRE STOCK
oF A FIRST CLASS FAMILY UROOERY
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme O Iurt of the
Disttiot Of Columbia will sell At public suction, on
MONDAY, August 10, lela, eommenoinE Al ~
o'clock the entire stock contained In store No,
d3n Sc outh ttrest southwest, between ID and X
streets south, comprising IN part
Coffee, Teas and BuRAre,
Flour. knhp, Candles,
Spices, Salt, Fish.
Lard, Batter, Bacon.
Canned Ffult, Potatoes
Vice, whisky and Brandy
WoodenwAte, Urookory aud Baskets.
Platform and Counter Hoales, sc.
ToEether With an extensive sss1 imant Of such Arti
eles usually tept Ia q hrat.olass HamiN UrooerY.
Terms. Cash. j. n. ftll :, Zee csivot.
auEif.dAds LATtMRR A OLRARy, Aueta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
BEEs a ssn!! F:s,S ssa f.:


-. WOOD At AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 10Th day OF August, 1871, at y
O'Clock D. M, 70 shall sell, on the promises ~
lirishtwood, terminus Of foatteenth and seventh
street road, vauahls tract Of land which has been
subdiyd'd lnto bulldiuE lots % test 'front.' runping
back y ~ loot alley, fro ting on tgventh street
kilVer Spring Railroad, opposite the beautiful real
denos Of n. q. kmeu. ssq., and about % minutes
ride frum this city. TIE lots vill be sold separately
ard plat oau be seen BY applying 10 tho Auotioueera
We call special attention 10 parties desiring 70 oh
tain beautiful aud convenient oountrT seat 70 AZ
tend the sale. ..
Terms of the sale; One fourth cash haapos IN slt,
twelve and eiEhteen montha, for notes bearing In.
tsreat from day Of SALE secured By deed Of trust
the property sold. OonyeyanolnG and stamps a. pur
ohassr's cost Twenty-Five dollars down on each lot
GnSii.d GRREN a wILIIAMs, Austs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
100000 in Currency
viii be given 70 he heldsI, q ticket, by distribution
LIST OF GIFTS


Total. 90 Gifts. all Ossh. 100000.
The Hon. Thos X. Bramlstis, late uoverpor q
ksntneky, has consented To represent the trustees
In the mAuAgsmsnt Of this second Grand an Ooh.
The sale o. tickets j. dep6sltsd With tho lTeisuI,T
that the dTayinK Il fair oondnotsh, and the CUTS
lu ~ .ssrdSd sd prSmp,ly pad. , 60,
Of the audience, And under the immediate supervision
and dreouoa ef the ofosrs and trustees Of the Pub
smIssSI ana oisintsTcs,cd sitissSs, Who have con.
.snted 70 be present. md see that al e slIy done
Hon r. e 4, hAkDlN. JHdEe Ooud Appeals, NJ,
Hoa. Vi. ". BRUOE, Judge Ninth Jndleiai DIS nv
usn. kLIH, MURRAY. y. 4. Marsha, Dis Ky.
Hon. x. y. srANDIfORD. frosIdSnt Fairness and
HoT ,O' JOIN BIRBRR Manager Royal Insurance
0oi PHil LRR, CON. Ar Ninth Judicial Dis.
DR., y, GRAHAM, teandeT uraham OabineL
Dr. q. & BEIis PROT Medical UnlSsrsty, lIuI,VIiIs.
Hoo. J. y. BAAIkk, Mayor louisytiis.
ti9 ., x y buKhsrT,r ~ Attor ,p.
A. o. BRANNIN, Pres. MsnufAetnrsrs' Bant.
PhlidP JUDGE, q the Loui,ylliS H5tsl no@pSnT.
W. u. ~ WHIPS, prop'r willard Hotel.
Il. yi6FoR HE6OdMB, d~ Of Rowooub. Blu.
HFNRY nFPPRN, Pres. German Rank.
AhDRkM uRAliAM ~, tobsoco and cotton merchant.
Vol HOSE, ESsSt Adams Ripfoss GSSnPaaJ, - -
OFFICERS or TIKI LIBRARY.
Y, 7. DURRRI'T, President
W, n. HALDEnAN, Vice President
p4RaEhsS'A AND Sf6S REao5IvikRs' BANK, Treasurer.
Address THOs. x. BRANILRTTE,
AEsnt Publls Library Of Ken tuohy,
PuSliS Ii6rarI B1Ildias, Loaisvilis, ky.
- OireukF' giving IAN Partleni-5s .eht On Appli'
New YeyE o@ss 900 BrOadMiI. undSS me charge
Of Major Thomas n. Hayea
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

Ma. JouS A. GRAY, To whom Mr.. Sumner
refers In hls letter about the Douglass dinner,
requests US to say that he does not approve
OF Mr.. Summers position In the present cam
paIgn, and that hU iayors the election Of
Grant and Wilson.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

ReGaers of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose to spend the summer In the
country can have II mailed to their address
for sixty-slx cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

WITH a creditAbls exhibition OF honesty the
Springfield RsPubtedR says: THAT some Of
the worst men In tho country have donned white
hats and are hurrahing Justify for Greeley IL a
fact patent TO all who have eyes anu ears This
10 especially true OF his own State. Men whom
no has been as vigorously as Justly dsnounelng
for years past have had the magnanlmity to
overlook the personal grievance, forgive the
harsh language, and forget their ancient Erudgo
against the editor In their new. born enthusiasm
for the candidate. Hardly anywhere has his
nomination commanded more demOnstrRtiys
favor or more Jealous support than among the
New York politicians Of both parties who
Whllom sat at the feet Of Mr.. Tweed and ran
at his back. We do not blame Mr.. Gree
Isy's more reputable friends for being worried
by this fact, but they should not undertake to
cover Il up under vehement denials That Is to
vast breath in peculiarly foolish and idle
manner"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

Tue invitation Of tho municipal authorities
Of Chattanooga to the President to visit that
city was duly considered yesterday, aud the
President, with many regrets, was Obliged 10
deCliue the Invitation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

VIOE President OOLFAN predicts that In.
diana, 10 November, will give its old Republ'
can maioTltIos Of 1894 and 1865,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17
Auction Sales.
ny n. u, wARNRIi, Real E.ials Broker
haUTaan d aud ~
SALE Oh. yAsuARLE pEIMgRoyEp FRor.

SAN FafY MAN TAE UkPiT6i.D wv
viii oder for sale, on hONDAY, august 10,
tsa, o. publlc suction on the premises, lota and
3, In Sduare -, DOW covered With old tame build.
ings 1heso ota have front of 10 feet inches on
New Jersey avenur tq fast north street., sud n
feat on n. Tth Capitol street They are among the
most Desirable lots " the city
Terms. Easy sud made known on Gay o. sale,
Stamps ami convey anoipR at the cot q the puT
chaser, u. II. WARMER,
NugI7 Auptt0uesF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-17

Information received In this city from we'll
informed and trustworthy sources In Pennsyl-
yauia gives US the pleasing assurance that
there Is no doubt that we shall carry that
State in October and elect Gen. lIartranft by
a handsome majority. A careful review Of
the situation IN the New York Times of yes
terday morning fully cOrroborates what we
have heard privately and conNdentally.
The DEATH Of Mr. Cheesman from iniu-
ries sustained at the hands Of the watchman,
Wood, Eve refrain from characterizing his
act more precisely has created good deal
OF excitement aud comment in the commu-
nifty. The police officers did their duty fully
and efficiently by his prompt arrest and im-
prisonmeut. We hope aud believe that our
legal authorities will be equally prompt andt
decisive. Tue Interests Of law aud order re-
qnlre that he should be brought u trial as
speedily as possible.