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Herald Special Report from
Matamoros.
Reported Capture Of Saltllo, with Gar
risOn, by the RevOIutionists.
CEvALL0S RETREAT TO MhTAMOR0S.
Another Siege of the City
Expected.


The HERALD correspondent at Matamorus
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
MATAMoRos, Mexico, June as,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 28, 1872
Camargo letters of the 25th inst. announce
the capture of Saltillo by the revolutionists
under General Trevino. The same reports say
that the government troops constituting thu
garrison Of the city were taken prisoners.
oURoaA ADVANCING, CEvALLos RETREATINd.
The revolutionary General Quiroga is march
ing on Camargo, which is now occupied by
the government forces under General Cevallos.
The latter is preparing to evacuate that place
and to retire to Matamoros, where he intends
to make q stand against the combined forces Of
Trevino and Quiroga.
A REVOLUTIONARY RoBBER.
The revolutionary leader Gomez Portugal ID
still operating outside of Matamoros, capturing
the mails, levying twenty-five per cent on the
merchandise passing out Of the city, and COM
hitting other depredations Many merchants
in Matamoros are closing their business for the
purpose of avoiding the new ten per cent
State tax and anticipated forced loan by tho
government.
WHAT DIAz's SECRETARY SAYS
General Poririo Diazs private secretary,
Justo Benitez, arrived to-day at Brownsville.
municate with General Trevino. He says he
anticipated to find Matamoros besieged by the
revofutionists on his arrival Diaz, he states.
is in Jalisso, but in all other matters re-
lating to the revolution he is very reticent.
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LONDON, June ~, 1872.
When the House of Lords assembled this
afternoon there was full attendance of Peers,
and the visitors gallery was crowded, the an
nouncement having been made that Earl Gran
vile would make a statement relative to the
Alabama claims arbitration.
Shortly after the meeting of the House Lord
Granville arose and returned thanks to their
Lordships for their uniform disposition to leave
the government unembarrassed during the ne
gotiations relative to the indirect claims be-
tween the English and American govern
ments. His Lordship then stated that he had
just received q telegram from Geneva wherein
he was informed that the Tribunal of Arbitra-
ton no longer desired secrecy during its de-
alterations.
LORD GRANvnLE's STATEMENT
Earl Granville then proceeded to make the
following statement:-The Board of Arbitra-
ton, under the Treaty of Washington, met at
Geneva on the 18th inst The agent of the
United States presented printed argument
referring to the points whereon his government
relied The English agent presented no argu-
ment but made statement that whereas diff
ferences still existed between the two govern
ments, England asked for an adjournment of
the Board rAA United States agent was un-
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THE CONvICTs' REBELLION.
ing for a Fight-Federal Troops Called
Upon to Crush the Riot il Necessary.

AUBURN N. Y, June n, 1872.
The convicts In Auburn State Prison are in
q state OF Instruction. Two hundred Of
them have been locked up and about nine
hundred are moving about the yard refusing
to obey orders. Some Of them are armed with
tools, &c. Three companies Of the Forty ninth regf
ment under command OF General MacDougall, have
been ordered to the scene Of trouble. 1t is proba-
BILE that the insurrection will be put down.
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Later.

AUBURN, N. Y, June 81, 1877.
The convicts OF the prison are again at work, ana
are quiet and peaceable. About one hundred and
sixty Of the ringleaders are In close confinement,
and will be kept on bread and water for some time.
Troops are in readiness to march to the prison,
but It Ia not probable that they will be needed
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE Is 1872-TR1pIE SHEET

cal issue in regard to the Judgement of the
written opinions of the arbitrating judges.
To afford time for the execution of this pur-
pose and duty another delay of twenty-fours
from the present moment, was, after due con
sideration, agreed upon.
ADJoURNlTrT.
The Arbitration Corr therefore adjourned
from the afternoo, If to-day Thursday to
reasonable in session on Friday, June %, at
the hour Of eleven o'clock in tho forenoon.
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ADJoURNMF-vl
TIE JUDGMENT.

Inairece Claims Formally Ruled Out
and enc Arbitration to Proceed-Both
sf6os Contsat with tho Decision.
LONDON. June 27-Evening
After the receipt of the HERALD special tele-
sraph letter from Geneva to-day, which
have just transmitted by cable to New York, I
received a despatch dated in the Swiss city at
later hour, which reads as follows: 1.-The
judgment of the Arbitration Court on the
question of indirect claims compensation in
the Alabama case of the American govern
ment is not to be given tomorrow friday,
but is given already to-day. The Tribunal of
Arbitration has stated in effect that claims of
the exact nature of those presented by
the United States could not be ad-
mitted to competition by argument as
subject for damages between two
nations; the United States sustains the re-
sponsibility of bringing these claims before
the Court and receiving Judgment upon them;
England gains the point of having them SOL
EMMY ruled out; the United States formally
accepts this judgment as the valid and unim-
peachable opinion of Court of Arbitration
fully possessed Of correct knowledge Of the
whole subject; whereupon the British agents
formally filed the British argument in Court"
SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT OF THE GRAND POINT
OF DIFFICULTY.
Thus everything of difficulty is most def
nitely and satisfactorily settled and the Ala
bama case arbitration goes on, both sides
England and the United States-being content
with the present issue of the processes.
MR.. DAVIS MOVEMENTS.
Mr. Bancroft Davis leaves Geneva for Paris
on Friday evening, but contemplates return
ing to the former city in few weeks
SECRETARY FAvRor
M. Favrot, Secretary of the Court promises
to announce the result of the proceedings to
morrow friday. A communication was
made in close sitting and secrecy agreed on to
be preserved for one day.
FACTS AFTER FORM.
The English representatives reached the
sitting to-day with voluminous collection Of
papers showing that question of fact would
succeed o question of form.
JUDICIAL DISPERSION IN EXCELLENT HUMoR
The arbitrators upon quitting the council
room appeared in excellent humor, and were
joking among themselves. The members of
the Court who have been hitherto staying
at hotels have gone to private apartments
Nh. pALMEn's MOVEMENTS AND POSITION.
Mr.. Palmer leaves Geneva tonight. It is
alleged by some, and in occasional instances
on apparently good authority, that the Ameri-
can nonsuit will be on Mr.. Palmer's motion
on the indirect claims and not by the arbi-
traitors independent action.
ELECTRICITY IN AID OF DIPLOMACY.
During the session of the tribunal the
telegraph was in requisition almost continu
ally.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery. Prices Rec
duced j. B. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers, ~ Wall street.
nov AS Post office. New York.
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Gents Hats, Summer styles, Mt tho New
Hat Establishment OF p. ERNENWEIN, manufacturers
las Nassau street. Spruce.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye In the feature OF
the seasonsafe reliable harmless instantaneous Sold
hare
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless, reliable instan
taneoua At all druggists
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All Sizes Bunting Flags on hand ne
HOJER GRAHAM'S, Manufacturers w duane street,
corner Broadway.
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A Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat, 95.-
Equal to any; excelled by none' ~ hEDDEispS, As
Broadway, near Canal street
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 8 r. NJ.
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A.-"Dusty Death."-When Shakespeare
,ed this he must have had prophetic Idea Of
The man ner In which KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER
would one day the life out of myrads OF Bed Bugs,
Reaches and other detestabls insects Is killing them
OF this season In enormous quantties sod by druggists
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest News by telegraph
from All Parts Of the World up to the hour of publ
cation, including special dispatches from Geneva,
giving the proceedings OF the Court OF Arbitration;
Terrible Railroad Disasters and Boiler Explosions;
the Strikes; Tllden's Suit against General Butler;
the Lowden Abortion Case; Seduction and Shoot
ing; the Dead from Gettysburg; New Orleans
Sensation, and Masonic Appointments. 1t also
contains the latest news by telegraph from WASH
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tices; ANU ,ments; Facete; Editorial Articles
on the promih mt topics OF the day. Reviews OF the
Cattle, Horse and Dry Goods Markets, Financial
and Commercial Intelligence and accounts Of an
the important and interesting events Of the week.
TERMS Single subscription So; Three copies, So:
Five COPIES IS; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies five
cents EACH A limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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"A."-Thc Drn wing OF the Mercy Hospi-
tai Lottery at Omaha commenced yesterday at Redicks
pera House The prominent officials of the state
were present Immense crowd and universal satisfaction
expressed.
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A.-Nestle,s LacteOus Farina,
the Mothers MIX Substituted
p.cnr,mepded by eminent physicians.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-Grcat Reduce
ton In the prices Tickets Orders filed Prizes cashed
information furnished. Government Bonds negotiated.
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Amin d Co., Flag and Banner Manu-.
facturers 80 and l0l Fulton street of william
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Yachting. -Madelcine Wins tho Cups
but all the Hats for prominent and secular occasions
KNOX HATS" 2l2 Broadway.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Isl and 262 Broadway, corner of Murray street
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Bathing shoes, In All Their Varieties
at CANTRELL's 24l Fourth avenue.
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Died.

JoyCE.-On Thursday evening, June ~, at heH
residence, AS West Forty-f0urth street. MARY, wife
of Alderman William Joyce, aged 40 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[For other Deaths See Etghth Pu0e.l
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For the Complexion-Burnet KALI
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The following special dispatches to the
HERALD have been received from our core
spondents in Geneva and London:-
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being carried out and that are contemplated
viii not result In too great taxation and too
heavy debt form an interesting chapter Of
The report. II ls only natural that there
should be many and different Views upon this
subject. The committee believe nat thc
District will bo able 20 sustain debt Of ten
millions Of dollars, which, In our opinion, 10
rather within than above The limit The 10
port closes with deserved tribute TO Gov.
Cooke and the members Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works for the zeal, energy and wisdom
with which they have started the District
upon new career Of Improvement and pros-
perity." We arc satisfied, az all our people
arc satisned, that In all they have done they
have acted for the best interests Of the city.
1t needed not the report Of the committee TO
convince all who know them Of their honor,
honesty and integrity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

ss-"undcr the prorlsloas Of the act Of Con
Errss approved February 81, 1871, a Territorial
government was organised In the District Of
Columbia. Its reaalts have thus Tar faIlI real-
ised the erpeetatious Of its advocates. Under
the direction OF the Territorial ofhcera, system
ofimproyemsnts has been iuauEuratsd, b. means
OF which Washington is rapidly beoomlng city
worthy Of the nations capital. The citizens OF
the District havlas voluntariiJ taxed thew
selves 10 q large amouat for the purpose ofeou-
tribut,nE 10 the adornment OF the seat OF Gov.
ernment. recommend liberal appropriations on
the part Of Congress, In order that the Govern
ment may bear ita Just share OF the expense Of
ments."-PrehdsHf Granfs Msssags.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

IT Is SELDOM that any community, and
particularly Washington, is startled by go
cold and brutal murder as that which oc-
Cured in our city yesterday morning, and
which viii be found fully reported In ether
columns. At this writing the murderer Is
still at large, but 1t is hoped that the officers
Of justice, who are On his track, will succeed
In arrcsting and bringing him TO speedy
punishment,
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BSSY SsSF HSS s.4AS.!i a A%s ssls.a F::S "a .::.
hSp Ia rSk Sar SkH Hs srFEs PEsrHIGT HR o2ES22k % SS2

oHAEoERY SALE or THE MOST VALUABLE
IN hHND FwhhTRviih HE sIFfs PFsInIR0T R Qk SS22kh
b. siTtos Of .gnary d.srss. ps...d 10 the So.
u kSoa q tsi., pisiniiGs, and 0sthsd A, T.6urtt
buet.t D lhs undsrsSSsd. Hpstsss therein, Win. On
THURSDAY, the 23d day OF May, A. d, ls7s. on the
pTSS sssts1 % sss h.s e ,s sS
raot q land kneyn sa Chichester" tbs property 81
II Tsis ,sssI sontaiBiss sbout IA sor... has been
,Isdasa ,n,o ,S.I 1SnSsr p. II lo.I srs,nEsd - we
~, issdlas q ne Coed Hops Iill iSI,%UiLs, o
bJ . hns BTiek DWe1ipg House AID suitable barn,
oaihou,ss, 4S Lots 3, : and arc aleo impr9sed b
On ne ha.Oo.s H s,.s S.tssu asa .ss
maSnihosn. grounds q the oovernment lns.ns
the District, while thoss which n, back upon tbs
saas.d ns Tor via s' .ss. sordns a. lbsy So .upsrs
Wow Of the Potomac and the whols city Of Waahing
strest railway to the Ansoostia bridge psoes thsss
lots Amost within city limtat - far ss readlnsss Of
sSSs ,soss isstasss ssS.ra
by % elo,s PrGslmiv P e R l.rr. eit;
oasoSrs q paS..S %ous, fos ..sS 10 ss. Ss
rear. secured y DEED o. tvs, S1 So P,OPsy Az
dspo.it o. sloO viii be required As each lot IL dls
T6s sale will eOmmspos on THURSDAY, the 23d
dAJ Of May nsIt - Aforesaid Aad ontinus from day
70 dag IN d tha shos shsl 10 sold PlSs o. ths tract
All. o. a % Is. osSsS osss q ss rfa..c
vAluable sand beds are contained IN The prsnlsss,
ard ashi .hoIs 4 ass eoaneoted with those Of the
A FjSHFs EtISS $sIHy IN y.DLEY,,, Trustees.
Hp9j2tAWtbil0dtdts AuctionoerS,
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LIMITED STATES PArKNr QFEroE.
Fstkfsr E9R EyEsIsSH apYsrGEH rGEHAsns
BoAuD oY PuntIc wonka,y
DIaInICT OF U.lI.uMnIA.

BoAuD oY PuntIc wonka ~
DtsIntcr or UyLUMBtA,
WAsHssuToS, ID. o, MAY Is, lB7a
posa q G5SbaY Is. sSs is.s ss fSs isss,, Sa'
from ore hundred 70 FIVE hundred of Ohaass Paisnl
ss,seIIrsp ooyura. sample Of which mV be sson -
Ihs Board rs..Ey.. he ssh. ssl.s. ali 30.
btds must be directed To the Vice President ~ Tho
Board, end Endorsed, "Propossis for Fuinishlpr
Chass's Patent sewer frap Covsrs," : -
he RIGHT 70 use this tent will be furnished by the
Board 90 tha, no royalty w be ,',lH,i.i iss
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Pianos and Music.

A RARE oHANoK J-HAvIRo DETERMINED
5,s..s sSSaiiS SfR w fi1So, No SSsi M
progamenia, mag aHnlncont tono Il bottorV NJ
halshsd and mere durable lhsn any :. -,
otb4f Plano made, nov onor the same A. ~ cent
~ lor oask than Gny other hIstolnss Piano eau be
b0sGht. OF Tor Fsasona bic inelalmentA.
OA1lL h1OtITER, AEenl,
tab ponnaglvanlA avenue,
aaa1 Bstuean Ninth A6d Tenth StTsslA
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pYH. COLEMAN, AueIloneer.
avenue.
Parties dsollning Koussh sspinG business viii nnd
II 10 their advantages 70 oAll will pAy oahh
Tor the Rooda OF sell - pablo auction Al low per
DAY and SATURDAY. mh23tJs
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Financial.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,

bAN N n EHS,
BUY AND SELL ROREIGN EXCHANGE,
AND IssUE
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
For Travellers Available In my Part Of the
World.
OUR DRAFTS ON JAY COOKE, EoCULLoOH
90, LONDON, ARE CAsIIED IN ANY PART
on ENGLAND. IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
FREE OF CHARGE. mylo
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS hank,
W Oofper o. hegenth street and IsouislanA AvsnuS
pAln,hnslx pAnh slx PHR OkhT. INTEREST ON ALL DIX.
fONITb. interest Commences fnnm data OF dSposit
Al deposits made and drlwn Al VIII npen daily 6om
wy m. 70 p. m, aud on bATURDAY INK
MING from 9: DO TO 30 p. N. J. A. RUFF, TFtaa
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In yirtus Of two wIs Of gsri Jaeas issued from the
olasks eoe o. the Supreme Court oi the Disthat Of
Columbia, And 70 me directed, will ssll. At pablo
aAs, for oaah. IN front Of tbs Court house door Of
aala District, On MONDAY, the 91th day Of NAY,
1eIa. at ~ u'cloek, NJ, the following places And
pATSss o. land Ying n tho couuy Of WAnhnGtou, In
he Distriet oi lolumbia, 70 wit
yis That trAs. ,ilnats bstypsn tho old hldes road
JSSa csPs.,, s'.IA BI is sssSoaS SfBSS Bsss aSi g:
ooantk sohool, eoniAihipg about nye ue.ea.
d. fhAt tract situate between the Old Ridge road
and the upper north lines Of tho ole of Jehn um
berger and Daniel Uasay, and ths two following lines,
VIA line dtsNn irop Poiut oa o4seJa north llhei
utth wsaya Ind uni q iatsF.see ne cisfL ne
e e ess e S fs ssS.s ss'fSi 1ssssS
p.Iails 70 the Tead. .eeb lAlnlnF Aboai thirty sSrs.
"a Also. lot u 10 MbJdookt Gnn1isialpn y part p
Hriendahp recorded N. The olee q tne Sso11hty
Surveyor. VQntaniaa ahqpl I've aera and b9enaea ~
iois owned b. ~ N, Malihrf And Man
aad aIqAd ~ sai lof ssgoninoaaeon o '-io '0'''
S0ass.lHs ls ssses ss rs q hils H,ss dssstesa ss
ioioss. Bsslnalss a DE loaih uda qf ths Old hqFe
road sllil lltsTIsoilop piih he rSd lsedtng io re
sshooB hoass thsndg y ihe rosd q ne
raaaiss sqss bsfb u lsad ol sssPh We've. thepss
With ". aysft lAhd ~ ne hiass Eeael thssee Elth
40 ass fsAs y y. 9s.Mfins n "a 11S,slHisT & ssGS. pa
fsibSry ~ Va l t N rd1eh, Ind Nili be sold 10
eafi.fr erscalians Noa tf9 aud ttl noikini uss oi
~ and Rsss. iisSsssy 81, n MsIf
Yssas, kLkx, shAAr, Y. 8 hGiSbal, b. Q.
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ssp a 81 n 1sS ST 1aIEfaRsrS RfsTsssHr I
N, S:s s.s....s s: P.s. s.;...

TRUSTEES SALE or AN ELEaArr POUR
BTORY PREAs1BRipK TRONT REsfDENuT,
WITH BRoWN.sTQNe TRIMMINGS, ON The
Ninth Esin ASbD fENTH sTREEfS
NJ virtue Of . deed o. trust "a me. dated June
10 ESQ, ard duly reootdsd IN nbsr sip folio g9 ono
Of tbs land records of WashlnRtoa county, District Of
OolumhlA, and By direction Of the parry thsrohy -.
eurvd, Will nsli a puh aneiiqu, 70 ths bld'
der. ~ . oieloak, on WEDNksDAY AFTERNOON,
Apsil isIi Ss The premise, that R.5s q lVs = =
Isstoa ci,f d O.. oomprissd within he following
n street a. the Sonthuegt corner Of sid lot, and
thence pqT.h 1b0 feat, heuos east u feet, thsnoe
south 10 lps and theooe wet % sst y paos Of be-
HlunnR Nth lmprovom1 therean, snhleot 70
faia ground rent, which vii be made knovn on the
dag of sale, and which can b purchased Tor ngmi
nAl confederation. nts pegfeee u z inproyed 20
hnnse No. 90 sltset which 4 oas o ne met ds
Of for privats bo.IdiaE houss the ostnea are hish
ne ROOMS spseioal and All is Gppointmeats elegant
Terms of aaisi e5,Og0 cash, balance ia sir, twelve
slnhtseu and twpntylouf montha. sluh ten per cont
intsrost secured by deed u trust the propery
$3.50 down when the property L. struck on. htAmps
and eouveyanolng A the cost Of The purchaser.
tsfms 70 be complied Nth Ia ssvsn days after the
sae the ropeTy 70 be rusod 81 the ilak and cost
Of the dsfaultng puruh laser. - :
apStoAds D. n. WARnkn, Aaetionssr.
tH-rHE ABovERALKIs POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, June >, ls79, sans houI aDd plecs.
DANIkL u. NATION, Tfuatse.
b. u. WARNER, Anotioneor.
mytka aoAoa star \
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.t.1 Ssn. S.s.., ASp
ehssEsE OdDkRB HOUSEKEEPING stolik,
jl4 Seventh street. nyi1st'
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BfIcoi.TasssSiS asSiS.. 3 g :':::':
rRusrSEss rSsEEss "a sAlg FOURTH
hsI, l.as I'D F;s.ss;a = Le;s z, Ne y
oounty District Of Oolanbis. win, on the 15th
da5 q Msy. va. 4, e'ele.i .. n oasr t9s "a; On
dar, The fallsuias. described real e>ia.s Lot Ne
~ n ne sSs 8 s'ssass e.. d. 80 3 :. rs
Tsrms q s.is. atty dolisrs IL band a. ~ I'm. q
vhs:s vii DO made hsovs u The time u s.ls Cos,
81 ooavsTsselas s,amps Ae, 70 hs paid b. The gar.
q y. t..~. ., ~. a,s 70, se%Pl..d yi,a s,,sIs
~..n onrrs kWffkfiIk,sls, y fhlI,i EI';.::i 1::i.
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FoR SALE
~ HOUSES ON LONG TINE.
Rents are % high that soy pss0u who can pay rent
can purchase . houss.
Houses 90 Capitol Hill
Houses on the Island,
Houses Al the Navy Yard.
Hoaass in tho First Ward.
Houses in The northern part Of the otT.
Also, several Houses for oaah.
We can please yon. Gone and see.
No trouble 10 show properly TO persons meaning
Blsj osrItAge employed for that purpose.
MONEY TO land irom one 70 ten yesra
once northeast corner f1ltsenih and Y streets.
hrpt noor. PHIL II. wELOH 4 90,
myaim Real RstAts Brok.ra and Buildsu.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
BY wm. L. MA,:l .,h;. 4 sI;Ii SH;, .sstlsSssrs'
Nos poo and DO1 Pa. ave-, u ". eofaor 9Th street

ID Hsu hAEbls haildlnG,
Nos. poo and DOB Pa ave.. Y. W. eofaor 9TH street.
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BALEuf LOT NO. 3, IN sQUARH Nh lBl FOR
Phyih9 Oh ,rkNNnsr LNAhlA Ayki.NNulk, Bh
IikhhkOlAL CON NlSslON AppOlNTkmHY
iSq PssssYI ANA iISESdtkt,"" H&fifRoVkD
JULY y, 1870.
where's By act Of OonErsss Of ths Unitsd States
entitled "An Anl 70 provide for the pAvlnH Of PENN
glyaniA avenue" approved Jnly le7u. the Seeretsu
o. the lntsEioT hIove, BIistdisI Soner'l Mlehlsr.
and the MAJOR Of the oy o. thsiT sae.
cessora In othos, appointed eommittes to pave
PvupJlsAniA Aseous with sueh material they might
10 The crossing u fiitssnl6 uest!
And Whereas alter such appointment, the aAld Com.
mission ssooled wood pavement Tor s.id part "a
IeeoIdEnes sIth The pTovIsioas of sAld aoi
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And whereas, after the pAyinR Aforesaid the kAid
QOpmi,son 1ssssssd tho cost thereof required %
DO In said acts
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