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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

Tho voice OF tho People
Pronounces KNOWLES AMERICAN INSECT Dr.
STROYER the most eectua and speedy exermIuator Of
the vile brood Of creeping crawling and hoDpiag abo
natouA DApot sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

Mazntlnn Occupied by Juarex's Troops.
SAN Francisco, Cal, June 2, 1872.
The occupation of Mazatan by the federal
troops is confirmed All Western Mexico is
now pacified.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
HON NARCIjS l.. WARD.

We hail with much satisfaction the nomi-
nation OF this gentleman by the Republicans
Of the Sixth district OF New Jersey as their
Representative In Congress.
Mr.. Ward has previously served his con-
stltuents 10 this capacity, and Is also ex-Goy-
ernor of the State.
He Is q gentleman Of spotless integrity In
public and private life, and has record OF
which any man might well be proud.
During the late war he contributed largely
of his time and means TO the soldiers hospl-
tails and refreshment saloons at his home In
Newark. For several years he employed
and paid a corps Of clerks to collect the
claims of New Jersey soldiers for bounty.
back pay, &c, against the Government and
which was done without the loss or expense
of penny to the boys" lie was also un-
ceaslng In his ministrations 10 the wants and
comforts OF the soldiers in the field.
This course well earned for him the title by
which he Is most Familiarity known, The
Soldiers Friend"
His election Is assured, and his name adds
much strength to the general ticket In the
State.
We regret to lose Mr., Halsey, but glad that
be has so worthy successor In the person Of
Governor Ward.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
TSFE EF sAtf LS 81 sgEF REAYE

kYBn, wAREEE, RsHi Es,sts Rrskr '
botupsn n and n slreata,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The New York Ecening Post thus dlsposcs
Of the SANDER that President Grants cottage
ct Long Branch was presented to him by
some rich mon! -a
"whatsver property General Grant owns At
Long Branch he bodEht with his own money.
Not FOOT Of land nor a stick OF timber thoro
was given him BY anybody. The story that a
present Of q cottage there was made to him has
This foundation and this only Certain property.
holders At Long Branch thought II would be a
good thing II the President could be induced to
make that watering place his permanent sum.
meg residence. To this end paper was handed
ab5uL early 10 General GRANTS presidential
term among a few wealthy gentlemen for sab
soriptions. The imprOpriety Of such proceed
ing, however, and the Injury II would be 10 the
President, wero almost immediately pointed
out, and It was at once dropped. It was a
scheme OF And.o owners, and not Of ONCE seekers,
and was never contaminated. No land or house
was bought, and no money was ever given for
that purpose. when, subsequently,, General
Grant bought q cottage at Long Branch, he
bought and paid for Il as any other Sentleman
might, with his own money, without one cent
contributed directly or Indirectly TO that pur.
chase by anybody else, and with no other Induce
ment than that the place was agreeable 10 him
AZ . summer retreat"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

1t is the clear and bounden duty of every
citizen of this District to improve the oppor-
tunity to register. Clerks In the Depart
ments wisely have permission to absent
themselves from their desks for this purpose
There are hundreds of them who DO no; vote
In the States, and who have a common Re-
publican sympathy in whatever pertains to
the welfare of the national capital. We urge
them TO take an active part in the ensuing
local election. There Is no stronger argu-
ment than self-interest, and that appeals to
the clerks from every standpoint.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

THE COMMERCIAL OUTLOOK this season is
unusually bright, and there Is every prospect
OF large fall business. In every section Of
the country the harvests are very large aud
there Is every reason to expect a good for
elgu market. The cotton crop Is very heavy,
taxation is reduced, and, notwithstanding
the late excitement In Wall street caused by
a ring of spectators, gold has downward
tendency.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

AMERICANS travelling In Europe complain
that the English papers contain next In no
news whatever concerning the United States.
Tue London Times rarely gives more than
1--WE lines every day from New York, aud
that mainly summary of the stock market
aud the price Of gold. To meet a want
which has been so long felt, we are told that
a newspaper that will specially devote Itself
to American and German news Il tn be
founded In London, with It's Office Within The
very shadow Of the "Thundercr," This Is
rather curious commentary on the cutter
prise Of the British press.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

LNoR RENT-THE UPPER Pc dTION OF HOUsE
~ 12i1 PennsylVAnlA Avenue, over q. GAutigi's
Wine Store. formerly used a. = RestAurautD con.
hot and cold yAteTj suitable for hrselasi Tertau.
rant, club or boarding house.
For terms apply TO ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

COMMENTING on Mr.. Greeley Cincinnati
speech In regard 10 the interference Of the
Secretary of the Treasury in Wall street, the
Missouri Democrat says
"uroslsy tells us that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has no right 10 NEEDLE with the price
OF gold. This Is Just the point We desire 70 an
sWeT, and we do Il because there are even those
who coincide with the general policy OF tno
Administration, and yet confess that they 20
not like to 500 MIR. Boutwell, 10 the gold market
whsn Mr.. Boutwell, breaks gold corner no
simply ptot1ctB the holders Of Hoyefnment pa
per In tho value Of their property. no tellS
The gold Eamblors, as the 0gent OF the edeIal
Government, that he will not allow them 70 con
spire for the impairment OF the contract Do
tween the ttuyernment and ita note holders:
The Greeley policy, on tho contrary, would
leave tho nOto.holders at the mercy Of the gold
gamblers The Wall street spectators could
say ~ tho farmer, tho lghOres, and tho mer
chant that the money no held, which was yes
tArday worth tl00, was to-day worth only fb
7 icy could put prices up or down 70 suit themG
IA fact they could make themselves masters
and dletatofs Of The business BHl finances VI the
COUNTY," ....r ssszs.,a.,-.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The CONTEST in Maryland, so far Us II is
OF general interest," has narrowed down to
the Congressional fight in the Sixth district,
where Hon. Lloyd LOwdnes, Republican, is
opposed to Hon. John Richie, Greeley Dem
OcraL The district is very close, and II Is
almost universally conceded that Mr.. Lowd-
mes will be successful. He Is young man,
aud one Of the Rblest and Iruest Republicans
In the district, and would DO OF great service
to the constituency of the district he seeks to
represent. 1t is Of great Importance to
Maryland Interests that he should be elected.
Mai. Hancock Is also candidate In the
Baltimore county district, aud our Congress
sloual committee should see to It that all pos
slble aid Is given to both these districts. 1t
is of great importance that au inroad be
made In the solid Democratic representation
In Congress from Maryland,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

Tue CHAIRMAN OF the Democratc-Llberal
committee In Missouri, after consultation
with Schurz, has cnt out a confidential cir
cular In which the ground Is taken that "the
coalition must be abandoned, the Democrats
beaten on local tickets and the Legislature;
Blair thrown overheard, the hope of Presi-
dental success rclinquIshod, aud the efforts
devoted to found new free.trado party for
the future" The St. Louis Globe printed the
circular on Sunday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
ny n. n. WARMER. Real ESIGIs BToES
between q and H.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.

OHANCERY SALE or A VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT ON d bTREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
FIRST AND bEOOND hTRk KITS kA6T, IN THE
UIlY OF WARRINGTON, AND THIRTN.fOUR
AORRb or LAND THRHE AND HALF
MILES NORTH OF TMk CITY AND A HAL
AND A EHOkT DISTANCE FROM THE sEY.
kNTH sTRkEr ROAD AND A STATION OF
Tux POINT OF ROCKS RAILROAD.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Oolumba, passod IN the cause OF William
q RILEY aH4lnst Mr.. hAD "AlbsT's heirs, No, 2,5Og
a public Enson 2 the hehe.t bidder, IL front Of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the list day Of October,
ls71 At O'Clock Lot No 10, in the subdivision
o. square No, 49, improved BY hno thTse.story
BRICK DWELLING, nearly new,
OPP THURSDAY, the 20 day Of Ootoheh isl9, Et
Manor, lstsy occupied By Fort sloSum on the Rock
Greek Church Road, three quarters Of . mile from
Seventh street tnrnpiks, ard within lev mom' ntA
walk Of the station the Polnt Of Rocks Railroad
This land IL we'll adapted for farming or EAIdsnlng
II lies IN most healthy and excellent nsighboLhood
been Subdividsd into lots Of from 70 acres each
on each Of which are hns building Site II will be
sold 10 whole parts ~ MAJ be most Desirable.
plat Of the property eau be b. application TO tha
AuotiOnsaI OF trustee.
Terms q ale . pEsseIibsd b. The decree: One
interest FROM the day Of sale, secured BY the puI
ehASoI's notes and llan 90 The property sold. A
depoait Of e9O 90 the house and lot and t9O the
whole land, or 80 each lot will DO required when
the property e sold. All oonVeyAncinE. stamps and
reoordlnE At the purchaser eosi
the date Of sale the trustee reserves the right To
coll At the Tsk and cost 81 the dsiaultug purchaser
W. n WOODWARD, trustee.
ssPis eodst u, II. WARMER, Auct.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The arithmetioAl calculations OF the New
York World on the Vermont and Maine cleo
lions reminds a cOtempOrAry Of the celebrated
Captain BObAdil's plan for defeating ~ army.
It was somewhat as follows Take a thousand
men one day-kill themi thousand the next
kill them, too. A thousand per day will be
seven thousand a week. seven thousand In u
week will DO tWenty-eight thousand In four
weeks, sc, &C. The captains arithmetic was
all right, but he did mot see certain other diG
hcultieS in the way Of his slaughterlng opera.
tIOnF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

LET NO LADY on her travels hesitate to en-
gage an upper berth in sleeping car when
a lower one Is not to be had. 4 quiet word
with the conductor never fails TO bring about
a satisfactory exchange with some gentleman
holding a lowcr-bCrth ticket, and thus Is our
national gallantry aud politeness illustrated
and adorned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
pY u, II. WARMER, Real EsIats broker
Dand Auotiouser, No, 12g Seventh street, between
q And u.

TRUsTRFs' SALE OF TWO.SrORY FRAME
DWELLtN0, WITH FRANK ADD1TtOs NO,
fHSaE f 6wEEir s3Y ESsF ~ sEh Al
AUCTION,
b. virtue of decd Of trust to us, dAted Noysmb Der
H. In and daily recorded Ia Libsr BE folio ta one
OF the land records OF Washington, D. y, We viii
sell Al public AnotiOtp Ia ftort Of The pngmissa
THURSDAY, se2tsmb % 30, ls7A, part o. lot In
square 81, Ia the u y Of WAShlnGtoN, d. u, begin
ming for the same Al point south street feat
east Of the s1uthust Of EAid o thsnos north
- feet thence east 50 fest inches, th-nce south ~
feoi thsnoe oasl feet thence soath 70 feet thsuos
west % feet 10 place Of bsHiunuE, oEsthW with the
improvements thereon.
TRIMS pill DO made known on tho day Of balei 4iOo
down when the property IL struck tn. II The toms
o. tale are net pli. with within days SITTER
sale the property 10 be rssod At the risk and cost
Of the deiAolipH purchaser. stamps and eonvrJAnS'
log At tho pnEcbAsst'a cost
0hUtGEw sTiOkNEYl Trustees
sepiI .eodAds n n. WARNER, AuotloRssr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

After all the secrecy, mystery, and innu-
endo of the New York police about having
the dots" on Billy FORESTER as the murderer
OF Mr.. Nathan, 1t will be seen by an Asso
ciated Press dispatch that the preliminary
examination was abandoned yesterday by the
New York district attorney, and the prisoner
held to await a requisition from the Governor
of Illinois. This 10 aPeculiar ending OF such
a case, and Is Of itselt sufficient common
tary on the mode In which New York men do
business. 1t looks as though the Washington
detectives were the only men who acted In
tho interests Of Justice on the occasion, and
to them belongs all praise.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
Confectionery.

T. iSG ann iCE;pf "a LG0E,n
I shall daily ,Ssryo fOI LadIs, and GeutIomOn a
LUNCH CHANGED DAILY.
Ny aTIAnEsments arc oompleto Tor supplying Far
style and on reasonable terms. All orders BE99 plS
s1la GAtsror and Oouisotiousr. ! Oh PII
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

SENATOR CARPENTER, in speech in Wis
cousin few nights ago, took the ground
that 1t would be only consistent in Mr.. Gree
ley to pension the rebel soldiers, for the
reason that he argued in 1861 that the cotton
States had q moral right to secede, and the
logical Inference from this doctrine Is that
In preventing them the Government did q
great wrong and every rebel soldier had, In
consequence of Mr.. Greclcy's doctrine, q
right N demand a reward for his loss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
BY y, " WAnNEn;; Real E z IrOLsr
between u aud II.
TEpsTEFs GALE or Two.gTeRY gRAs

TRuETEFs SALE OF TwO.sTORY FRAME
PLSvELs++b H sSrR RI THE HmRTwEttsT siPE pos
BTRkhT5 NORTHWEST.
- By virtue OF a deed Of trust 10 mo, dated Jan.
lolla y, one o. ths land records for WAshnHton
county District Of Columbia and Al the written 70.
quest OF the party secured, Nin ssl a public
a9a 91 The Prsml.es, 70 the highest bidder on
Lot Ia LeooaTd y. OhApmAnb recorded subdivision
Of the north half Of tquhre 3A together with the i'm.
House.
Terms One third cash. balance In siI, twelve and
eighteen months 70 DO secured BY deed Of trust on
the properly, tine hundred dollars down on the day
Of sale COST Of CONVEX aud stamps 10 be paid
BY thu purchaser In the terms arc not complied
With within five days after the sale the property will
be TotOd at tho sk end cost Of the deiGuitinE puT
chaser. BUbHROD ROBINSON, Trustee,
sei6oc4ds b. II. WARMER, AnotiOnsoT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES 5. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FUR VICE PRESIDENT;
AENRY WILSON.
or MAssACHUsETTs.
ron DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. oHIPMAN.

TnE Hon. ALEXANDER MEG0ETT, Of Wis
consln, au old and influential Democrat, has
written letter repudiatiug Mr.. Greeley and
declaring In fOvor Of Gen. Grant for the
Presidency.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

ISA LETTER to the Times, from Pittsburg,
Mr.. J. Z. Colburn gives 1t as his Judgment
that in Allegheny, Lawrence and Beaver
counties, which only few weeks ago were
claimed as the Liberal strougholds In Penn
sylvanla, Hartranft Is certain to get very
large majority. 1t seems that the reckless
abuse poured out on him has created re-
action in his favor, and that his success on
the Sth Of next month Is beyond all question.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

Can. BUTLER Is announced to speak In
Chicago tonight upon the issues of the can
vass. Gen. Butler has done some superb
work In the present campaign, and has been
everywhere received In the most enthusiastic
manner,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

AND now the Atlantic Monthly wheels into
line, and comes to the conclusion that Mr..
Greeleys election would be a misfortune,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

FEW DAYS AGO the Liberal Democratic
organs hunted up a brother of John Browne,
and trlumphantly proclaimed that he and all
his family were for Greeley. John Brown,
IT,, the son OF Ossawotamle himself, writes
letter Indignantly denying the accusation,
lie says. ~ am still, as l ever have been,
faithful to Republican principles, and to the
party which 1t seems to me fairly represents
thcm-the party whose standard-boarers are
Grant and Wilson"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

ny ~. COLEMAN, Auctl0nesF,
DBoutheaSt corner Of Tonth street and Pen
avenue.
PATtiea deeliainE sspinE business viii hnd
u TO their AdVAntAse 10 call tne will Ray east
Tor tho goodh, or sell at public auction At low FER
DAY and hATUhDAN. uhqlfIs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

ANDREW JOHNSON, Gen. Cheatham and
Horace Maynard are the competing candidates
for COngTeSsman.atlArge to represent the state
Of Tennessee. They met OF Chattanooga few
days ago and engaged In a Joint discussion,
lasting Bix hours. Maynard defended tho Ad-
mlnistratlon effectively, CheathRm found II
uphill work to follow In defence Of Greeley,
while Andy struck right and LEFT In defence Of
the Constitution as he InteTpTsts It, The honOrH
we're even between Maynard and johnson.
UhOathAm made n signal failure, duo chiefly TO
the weakness Of his cause and candidate,
WARE likely to DO beaten unless We do more
-.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
BY H s!k.!. ss..., 4 4!sG "a ..:
rRgsTEEssAkE oE v4LyApLE yR9PElgEy

ThUbIEENhALH Ot VALUABLE fhpfEhIl
AiLI, On fissT sTRErf h0RTaEGsf, ~
By VIRUS Of deed OF trust, dated JAnuAty T. ISL,
LsS9rded n uber oS. foe e. and b dfseliGn q hs
hnlder Of the note occurred thsrabJ viii sell At pub
lio Auoil,n, on The premises, on MONDAY, Oote.
Der =, 1871? at O'Clock m, all that piece % parcel
Of Enound hing and being In the city OF Washington,
p. y, being parts % Lots one % and seventeen,
ulO In square et6, bsEnnlDE for IAld parts OF aAd
ota At palnt 10 said lot one, a. GU First street
saat, seventy nine (s ieot north IRON the southeast
corner Of said lot number one and running thence
uuth BY and with the Hns OF ,Al First street ~ fest
70 point In said IL numbered l7Abd The 70 OF
l2Oot noy laid cut to be forever kept open, 10 the
TeooIdfd spbdiVitiou Of lot numbeI two a. aud aid
lot ~ In said square, thence west through ths ooBtIe
Of said alley Y fe.t, thence ,outh d feet line
pATAlls With the line Of said fIss street, and thence
east feet by and with line parallel with lhs ao Of
Norlh atJeut TO the beginning,
Terms OF sale One third cash balance In aI aud
twelve months with lhtsTrs At the rate Of ten per
cent. per Anbum secured BY notes and deed Of trust
on the property; slOO down when the property 10
struck on btampa and nyeJAnclnH At purchaser
COST " the toima Of sale are not complied With
Nithla five days iron tho day Of SALE the fTustso
aeTyet the right to resell the property At the Tk and
CHARLFb EWING, Tru,tee.
hetk e0dta GREFN a NIItlIAMA. Amelia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
For Sale or Rent.

PiAE22 Eos SO sF \ IT,, APPLY, A ..I1,s,.
HOUSE FOR RENT-oF MEDIUM sIzFa,wITH |
A,Od 'tsls fDqdl'o At ado Fitth sits,t ssgsl Nv
IoR BAIE-AT A BABaAIN-uoUsE kEp
tb..f..,sly iss,stt Ssa,sy sid 'tssis, t-sH''.d1'
''' .''-' -" wELKER MsRAR,
EoR SAIL. oRExugANoE, ON TERMS TaAT
bsr o. those osS md sdSirsbjS ds.isuSd Houses,
street. bs,uvsn Norh oapitol .tfsst ard lr,t sfses
81 10 bon s.s rs sSs 10Y on Ss'ssS
ioininG the corner o. fiTst sireei eat, 2. n
s.iaa 5Is s.S.Sih street.
EoR BEET-oFFIuK ROOMS IN. BOUsE NO.
.r's' PoS'hws,.a,SS- and sEoI .gsisso
Heq.s on street. s's! Tys9,y aI,t, 18th sd''
WIN. A. POOR a CO.,
No. ! Fsdsral Block,
who havs for sale ous COUNTRY SEAT 10 Hesard
county, Nd, near Washingtou Junotion hJ9se
sdAptsd 70 winter A. we'll - summer, uroundst
IaTnsI Fruit A., unsrsSsptiopsbls Abe ssysIsi
uulmproysd LOTS in the city. Full pAtticulAis given
IGOR RENT-wILL BIZ FOR RENT ON OnTO;
sa SSS 2. ~ Z, 'S S
EoR BAlK-A FIRST.oLAsS RESIDENCE,
s SAf S md N I T.: G Wiz S sus
looms, 6siSfoSm and Su%insr Ei.sSss, Street ssF'
'sVii..CSs 0o SiI s.v:ntS s. o9P > Post once
LOR SALE or EXOHANGE-A E1RST.OJAsS
ERAMk nguSE On Msridls5 HUI S9n t.inIE
vel tened Iad sst With shrus6sIJ and fruit tree,
stable End carriage house. VIII eHolauGe foI in.
DC RaI sS niles S US S & SSp g
JOHN COLLINS, corner Of rusntleth snd q strests
oo,,sys', or on the promises after O'Clock p m
EoR sAI,g olEAp-.A skyEN.ROOA BtIJk
tss:s sii,S;niR and Ss'6nIosa,6 Sud . and q J." w
L'oR RENT-THE UPPER Pc dTIoN OF HOUSE,
wIns Store. tiOr@sfJ used As 4 RsstsarS1tJ ool.
alnlng ton Tcoms hteheh range, bsth roSm. closets,
rant, club or boarding house
For terms apply TO ,,,,rr,,,
Sspl2 1917 PeunsJlVauiA avenue.
| VERY DEsIRABLR FARM ron SALE
FARMS SdiseSnt T. the cts q WSsblSsiop. Il Sos.
g' ny sSI asi gUI1 ss
Of cultivation ne TsmsndSs embraces , nas timber
ysriS,y UPON IL S.!Ssai E0od houses are situate %
dHerent p9Eons Of T. And the osner viii su6dlylds
pstslT fenced Its In Pripos ue3rEss county, ND,
,hree mites from BsnnlnGs Bridge, and sli miles
Il from the Centre Market; two miles from the Bait.
more Aud Potomac railroad. II fronts several public
goAds Well wAtsred. aud suitable Tor EaIhen OF
dAiry farms. Schools and churches HeaE. Full de-
| sohPtiou and term given By ApplyinG g, .,
Sep6sAwIw 120 ssvesth str-rt.
/ TOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR OlrY PKuP.
| II RRTY-NAluAbs Farm Of 900 acres on h-
Potomao opposite Mount Vernon. Tract suhdiVidAd
Il 10 suit purchasers Timber and SOL uusIoellFd
| ApplJtO W, A. GERHIKLn, .
/ AnBlm' Corner Seventh and streets.
DOR REHT,-HANDSUMKLY .FUAhIbHEu
| Rooms At $40 Indiana AVenus. ap2O.u
| ENOR HALK-THE IOf BOUTHEABr OORNRH
Of Thlrtssnth- and. ahAn street and Pennsylvania
i venue. For particulars apply TO A. j. JOYOR, Al
/ Andrew j, joyce 4 U0.n Coach FActoTy, southwest
| corner Of FouTtesnth and strseta. fsbn.u
DARE CHANCE TO SEOURK OHKAP FUR
| II nitprs Of ny own mA1uiAetureS Ths under
dEnsd DESTROYS OF closing business offers his entirI
stock for sAlo at reduced prices, ~
myLu SIS Eighth st., bet MITESt space and d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
b. % a l9.Iss:I4 sa S:'T'S S! %'S=T5

TRusTEEs, SALE OF A. TWO STORY AND
BAsEMENr fRAMk DwkLLINn ON IlIE
EokfawksT, BETWEEN N AND o sTRKETs.
81 vir,ae Of deed n lru.t 10 Ne, dated March 81
is9 and duly rsootdsdln 4bsr No sui iollo l2Q ope
Of the land rvcordsoi Wastnrt3nI D. ", 10 yll sell
est bidder, on fkID AY, September AL a. bt3O
o'elooh 1nd foaIto9s s,lSI JinS ~ ne
four on the northern and uaaie part sid lot 10
oomis' Subdivision Of orgir Al lots g. 2, ~ 81 and
"a In rquArs o. tyiBE In Washington, u. u, together
With the imp royom ents thereon.
Terms viii be made known on thu day o. tale.
n the terms not compiled with vi hin seven daya
after tAs, the property vi be resold a. the fat and
cost Of the deiadiduE purchaser,
R Ia Rk4TVWF srrokSpY,t Tru't',L
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