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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

We ARE SORRY 10 DO obliged TO do 80, but We
really cannot help pouring out the full measure
Of our wrath and Indignation upon Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett, the editor and proprietor Of the
New York Herald. During tho last twelve
months he has treated this journal In 4 truly
shameful way In seduolnE from our service three
Of the most accomplished members Of our staff
First Of all, there was Mr.. Oonnery. As all our
readers know, Mr., Connery had no sooner uis-
uaguishsd himsau moon the REPUBLICAN, than
mr.. Bennett seized him forcibIy and installed
him at his right hand In New York as managing
editor. MIR. Bennett had, It is true, some claims
upon Mr.. COnneTy, for the reason that he had
been connected with the Herald for some fifteen
or sixteen years, but II WAA on the REPUBLICAN
that Mr.. Oonnsry eOmplstOd his journalistic odu-
eAtlOni and inAsmuoh as We had Eilded him with
our hno gold We bslleVs that We should have at
least been consulted In the matter. Then,
again, there WH Mr.. H. V. O'Connor The
REPUBLICAN, did even morO>TOr Mr.. O'OOnnor
than for Mr.. Oonnory, and II was certainly cruel
in MT. Bennett to take him away from us just as
he was beginning 10 be almost indispensable to
the successful conduct Of the REPUBLICAN,, and
make him editor OF tho 1sit0rdm. We have,
however permitted all these things to pass with
out q word Of complaint, and out Of our great
love and admiration for the Herald should not In
all probability even say word about thSmi but
fresh assault has been made upon our ONCE
the young journalistic eagle Of New York has
again sWOOpod down upon our establishment and
carried away one Of our most promising young
shall we say itf-lAmbs. Mr.. Preston We have
reared with the most tender Solieltude. CrAined
In the way he should go through many weary
years until the present time, WhoP, having at
tAined perfection As . reporter, Nj. Bennett RI-
prOPriAtes the jewel Of our ItAA and makes him
his chief Washington correspondent. This Is
the last straw, and We oannot endure IL any
longer. What spite has Mr.. Bennett against
tho REPUBLICAN, IL no really AFRAID that II
will outstrip the Herald In the race for the lead
eTshlp Of the American prOssf How long, we
should like To know, Is tho REPUBLICAN once 70
be 4 training school for the HsrGidf And whom
are we to lose noNt1 We have good many
more fully a. accomplished a. those who have
len US, but We do not wish to be obliged TO suffer
the terrible pangs Of bereavement. The fact is,
we stand In momentary terror Of the Herald
editor. We do not know tho day nor the hour
when he may come As Jupiter came 10 DAnAe, In
q shower Of gold, and carry away our entire
estAbllshment-DTiDterR, clerks, reporters, edI-
tors, prossmen and all. But there Ia one man
Wo beg Mr.. Bennett TO leave us-our handsome
and accomplished cashier. without our cashier,
our infAllIble cashier, We should never DO able
10 get along.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

In OUR TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES this
morning viii be found the announcement Of
the death OF Mr.. VIM. Prescott Smith. Mr.
Smith was man of extraordinary executive
ability, and one of our most distinguished
railroad managers. In social point Of
view he was simply unapproachable, and his
death will be regretted by a large circle of
friends and admirers. He was well known
In Washington, and beloved by all who knew
him
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

THB st. Louis Democrat says awhile In Jer.
SEVILLE, week before last, Gov. Palmer frankly
admitted that Greeley had no earthly chance Of
carrying illinois, and that Grants majority, In
his opinion, would reach 5000. When doV,
Palmer admitted this much, It IL really safe TO
say that he has no hopes OF reducing 0rant'I
majority Of 1900 In 1905"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The Hon. f. X. BoAR has been nominated
for Congress 10 the newly constructed Ninth
Massachusetts district. Mr.. IIoar Ia one OF
the best and aiiest men in our national legis-
lature, and we are glad that Massachusetts
has decided to retain his services In Congress.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

ANOTHER GOLDEN MILESTONE has been
created by the Administration. The reduc-
ton Of the pubrr debt last month was ten
million three hundrca Nnd twenty-soyen thou
sand dollars. Garry the no-ss to Horace!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Col. SAM. BARD Is making superb speeches
In Ohio. The Cincinnati Enquirer severely
attacks Mr.. Bard, but we guess he can stand
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
{, Yz will vo,. a, No. ,sS Third stree, north.


hlAIhhNIh DlhIhlOT
10 oludss all that part o. the City q washnEton
lJinE within the following boundsi OommsnolnG ~
6.s si'' md S soas sis is :: s r., 's:
and s.hall street, thence down tour1nd ahaI
Inc q the canal 70 South Capitol siTsst thence ~
s6 sna SS Sts. VS SorS g sS sS.t Wss norm
TRsr PREoINcT,
vR fs. p bss ssSS , Win 6. isi.s 4, B. Q b
viii vote At 3 ~ Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The registered voters d iss siIts.rth Dl.tris,
whose names be1in with the letters q, H. I, J, K L.
W s:. l. will vote " SIS r'nn'''I''' avenue north
The registered voters Of the slItsepth District
j. v. W. ". 4. vii vote a S3S F.Sa'SlIsps
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
Includes all that part Of the oJ Of WAshington lylnE
within the folloginG bounds OommsnoinG on klshh
ssps thence aons he ns q he canal sOStSwsrdg
s9S Y ~ s9sSv .S
Ahalf street, thsnos up half street 70 the
iSs sSn we ne sSss, set e SS
south. -
The registered Votefs Of the Seventeenth District
whose ns@;s besn With re Letter, A. IN vote
and Virginia Svsnss southvsst,
5 me ssss ed. T0 ss re :t. B.
vii vote y l.land HAL near Intersection q Sixth
The rssislsred voters y tsessyP'ffsnth Di,,rist
o1sR vi vo9s y i.apS hall near Int ,sSetCs q
St1th street and VlrnirA ayenne eouthWeaG
FoIsth fhhclhCt. a, ,,,.-,.
The Registered 'otstt o. ne seTsnleenth Disirtet
whose names bNsn Win tnS LETTERS :, ", " v, W. N
siIt6 s,IS,t sd Virginia avonus southwest
RIGHTRRNTa DISTRICT,
Includes all that part Of the city Of Washuson lypE
sath Of street South bstWoon Bsuth Capitol street
and RiGhth street west
EfRsr PRECINCT
The registered votsru Of the Kiahtosnth District
whose names beein With the lettors A, b, o, will
vote Il houss Nc. 1o9 n street southwest
sHooED PREcINoT.
whose names begin with The letter. *, 70, III,
X will vote Al house No. AGA II street southwest
THInD PRECtNCT.
The registered voters Of the Rghtesuth District
who're names begin with the letter. l. ", N, q, p, o.
II will Al house No. HH1 street south vest be
tween Third and FouF.and.A-hAlf strsetL
r.-,.,.,T og.IH 5T 1s 81 s,,s p,.,..,
whose names brsin with the lettera B. T. u, V, W. X,
Y, y will vote Al hOuss No. sol street southwest
,.,,..,,,..,-,,, ,,,,.,,,s,u.
NINETEENTH DIbTHIOf
Includes all that part q the city Of on IlnE
within the following bounds Commencing at FIT
teonth street east and running north ~ Bombay
street, thence along Boundary street 70 North Cap.
TOT street thence dou9 horih 0apitoi stree. % X
vest thspos down First street to MAssAohusst save
to street; thsnoe down North Capitol street 70 X,
and along x 70 tiftesnth street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Mr.. SUMNER has declined the nomination
fo Governor OF Massachusetts on the Dem
ocrasc ticket Count him out of the cam
palgn hNpceiorth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

COMMENTING upon the denomination Of
the Hon. Samuel Hooper for Congress In
the Fourth Massachusetts, district, senator
Anthony 10 the Providence Journal says:
1.-THE business interests Of the country may
congratulate themselves that Mr.. Hooper, Of
Boston, has consented TO be q candidate Tor re-
election. His sound common sense, his familiar.
ity with trade and commerce and currency and
finance make him one Of the mOat useful mem
bers Ofthe House and give him commanding
influence upon matters Of the highest interest,"
the WhOle country
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. o., September o, lA7a.
On the pstlhOn OF kRRDaRiCH A. SAnBATON, Of
Troy, New York, AdminlatFator Of Paul A, sabbAton,
decreased, praying for the extension OF = pAt9nt
Erantsd 70 The said Paul A. Sabbaton the 9Th dAy
q JanuAJ, 1859, for an improvement In situnE
Btoyela!
IL ordered that the tsstlmonyin the case be closed
on the "a day Of December neat; that the time for
hllnG Arguments and the NJ SINNERS report he limited
10 the ih day Of December neEt and that said potl
tion D. heard on the 18th day OF December neIt,
Any person MAJ Oppose this extension.
ociWSU ND. LKG0ETf. Oommissionsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

whole tioketa 80; halves, Is; quarters, $40; II
whole fioksts for 100; y for eIa5 Is $50 IFS for
eigOO; as tor 8abOUs BIS for tAOSO. No discount on
less than ei00 worth Of ueketh At q time
The monsy necessary 70 pay In full all the offered
gfa noW upon deposit In the Farmers and DroserN
BANK a. will be seen bJ the following eefuheAteoi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

nn7-EHAND MASS MEETING
Of the
REPUBLICAN, OITIZENs OF THR TWENTIETH,
TWENTY FIRST AND TwENTY.sKOOHD
DlSTRtOTS,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. October ., 1871.
at 1880 o'clock, corner 81 Ninth street
east and PennsylvanIa avenue.
Gen. N. P. UhlPmAn, ool james A. MaEruder,
Hon. Samuel Burnley, Hon. A. N. Scott, DT, A p
Fardon and other dlntln Euished Eentienen vii be
present and address the meoting.
Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
Lost and Found.

4 AKIN, UP RsTRAY, by METROPOLITAN
POL1Ok, on thp Aih ulL, two DARK brown MARK
A 10 oeleeE, a m, TUESDAY, 3lh Insts nt Il The
b.lilAr o. W. II wall o. 9aiess ownership there
prior thereto.
By order GRO n HKRRIOK,
Oo1M pFnpsTtg Ii..k
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
Personal.

DISSOLUTION
The arm Of Smith 4 UudsIhIn H. hsrsbg dissolved
b. mutual consent this nth day Of September l611
HIRAM q, SMITH,
By his attorney. q, ID. smith.
r.. n. UNDERHIL1s
The undoTaEned vii oontinue the produce and com.
misaion business Of the late Urn, a the old stand,
oornoF Of Ninth and ID Gtreots who Il AuthoTtEed 10
reoeVe all debts due, and 70 liquldAts all claims
against the late hTm. A. q. UNDERH ILL.
ooi-at tStAT.l
NoTloK-THAT K. b. JUBTH, as D BTBKIT,
~ between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest.
calls custom made secondhand Clothing a. lees than
half The cost Of ready made onea, N. h,-BSoond.
had elothnG Of all kinds bought ~ fair cash pr0ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

give" Hence We have heated campaigns
and intense personal abuse, and under the
present system Of partisan warfare this evil
Is to a large extent unavoidable. At any
rate, Il will probably 20 on; but fortunately
the people are wise enough to take this kind
Of personal vituperation with wise margin
Of allowance.
There has probably never been a campaign
In which personal abuse has been morefreely
used than in the present. The best men the
nation has, the most patriotic and loyal citi-
Eens, have been arraigned their motives i'm
pugued their characters maligned, aud they
have been charged with corruption rank and
foul, and even with corruption as cries to
Heaven for vengeance. II we arc to take
the statements OF Mr.. Greeley, his news
papers aud his friends as authority, the
many public men whom the nation has
trusted, and In whom public confidence has
been rcpOscd, are set OF rascals who ought
to be sent to the States prison. Moreover,
II what they allege be true, our trusted pub
lie servants are a Get Of thieves and scoundrels,
who merit for their deeds, not only moral
reprubation, but the fate of the most dagi-
tious criminals.
As an Illustration of what we mean It IL
only necessary TO state that a story was
started by a set Of irresponsible malignerb OF
public and private character, little coier-te
Of penny-d-liners, that Messrs. Blaine, Dawes,
Boutwell,, Garfield, Scoheld and others had
for paltry amount Of stock In what was
known Rs the credit mobllier sold themselves
TO powerful ring known as the Pacific
railway corporations, at the head Of which
stood Hon. Oakes Ames, and that they did
for this ring what II desired 10 the Injury OF
the people and the defrauding Of the Govern
ment These gentlemen have seycrally de-
MED for themselves having any connection
with an lnstltutiOn Of this sort. The char.
acters Of the gentlemen who have been thus
slaudcred were so well known, and their
reputation too well established to need from
them the emphatic DENIAL which they gave
to these foul and netarlous lies born Of q
helllsh malice and perpetrated for the basest
political purposes and ends.
After these gentlemen had denied In thu
most explicit manner these base fabrlcatlons
and they were nailed to the counter as lies o.
the most malignant character, 1t was reserveC
for Mr.. Greeley, the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, to repeat these stale ant
pc rfldious falsehOOds on the stump, which b,
did to his eternal disgrace, and, as hewlll fine
In the end, to his complete discontinue.
Such conduct was worthy only of the bar
room and pot-hOuse politicians, and Mr.
Greeley. by thus Intentionally mallgnlng mel
whom he knew to be pure, has placed him
self below the lowest scamp who does th
dirty work Of dirty party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
FOR P1siDENT'
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or tLLIHoIB.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.
or nAaaACuusETTa.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
lst Districts. q. Brown.
Al District-O. s. ID. Wall.
% District-w. r. Collins.
9Th Dlstrict-John E. Cox.
5th Dlstriet-Charles j.. Hulse.
eth DlstTict-JOhn =. Murray.
It'll DlstrIot-George W. Dyer.
Bth Dlstrict-ThOmAs W. Chase.
9th Dlstrict-Samuel s. SmOQt
10th DIstrict-MRtthoW Trimblc.
18th Dlstrict-Charles J. Brewer.
18th Distriot-M. DUTY.
18th Dlstrict-Arthur shepherd.
llth Dlstrict-J, d. O'Connell.
10th DIstTict-D. Z. CRhill.
18th District. W. Mcknight.
nth DIstTiet-willlam TalllAierro.
18th District-w. r. Hunt.
10th Dlstrict-M. Y. Urell.
2Oth DiStrict-J. q. Carroll.
INST Districts. W. Herbert.
I'D District-W. Z. Vermilllon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
OETIcE UnrEp STATS ArroRNET,)
SOUTHERN DIsTRiUr or ONO,
UTnCfnNATI k0pt 10. laIQ


Hos e D,iaHo, o8aHi'sionsr Of IHtsrHal RsVsNss,
WasAiEgtOa, D. C.
SIR: have the honor to report to you finally
the performance BY David Gibson Of the condi.
tons Of the compromise made with him BY tho
Government according TO the terms Of your let
ters 10 me OF the 9th day Of June and the 18th
day Of July last. He paid the 10000 Into court
according to the direction Of your letter Of the
18th Of July, and the same was distributed, ~
you will SEQ by the entries In the case Of the
United States vs. !. W, Cheesman OF al, and
the amount payable TO the Government paid
forthwith to Lewis wOllIOl, collector OF the
First district
The u, 500 cash oOnhisted Of the two per cent.
commissions due me and one per cent, commits
siOns 10 which the slsrk Is entitled, the other
cash having bean paid BY Gibson.
Inelosod send you copies Of the entries made
in the cases and the cost bills paid BY Gibson.
think the compromise has been an advantage
Gus one To the Government.
am, sir, very respectfully,
WARREN NJ. BATKMAN,
United States Attorney, s. ID. o.
Let us watch how the Tribune will get out
OF this hole.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
d T. M OV Sd,
EVAN HUGHES,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Thanking my many patrons FOR their liberal patron.
are In the past and h0pluR for oDntinuAnos Of the
same 10 my new establlshpOnt, AIS ThiTlssnth
street, oh 90 doors from the osrnsT,l whore have
removed from my old stand, oornaT OF Thirteanth
street and PennnylVlniA venue. Having dlspO ed Of
have stock Cd my new store with large and indeed
the beat sssoIsd stock Of imported CLOTHS, UAanl.
msraa and NostinEs 10 be fOuni In the market.
pledge myself 10 my patrons and the public generally
70 furnish them with all articles In my line IN my
usuAl style Of elegance aud cheaper than
on aeooant Of reduced expenses By my removal fTom
the Avenue. Respectfully,
EVAN HUGHES,
AI5 Thlrtssnth street, three doors from the Ave
nue.. ssl9-2m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
Boarding.

RoARDiN0.-BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT
- hOOhh, In . GOOD locality, oonysnisnt 70 the
kIoontiye Dsp9rtmsnts, Apply At D18 Twelfth
street between and X AlEeels notthNea sep21 n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

nfSP-TO THR VOTERS OF THE FOUR.
TEENTH DISTRICT.
OEHrLEMEH; Mr.. J. u. O'Oonnsll having refused
TO abide the Issue Of the ballot for . nOminAtion As
candidate for the House OF Delegates presented IN my
proposition OF the l2h Instant, I'm which oyent
not 70 be a oAndidAls) hereby Auuounos my Aocsp.
tAnoe Of the nomination EVon mo By the Republicans
Of the FouTtoenth District at their primary election
Of the 9th Instant be eTibE In and submitting my
self 70 the verdict At the polls Of the free and indie
pendent voters OF the Fourteenth district
Faithfully yours, PETER CAMPBELL,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
For Sale or Rent.

EOR RFNT-A GOOD BASEMENT ROOM FOR
street, between K sndF sJrs 81 northusst oo2.9t'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
~BOARFRR ri 6 81 S6LGIMSl 2RKS' DIS

WASHINGTON, BOptsmbsF H. l67a
Whereas the Board Of Public WoTka having dssui0d
4 conducive 70 The public interest TO open and sIsnd
the BAEdsn MIL road along thu north line Of BlAK,
den's land 10 the west side Of PineY Branch road
through the land OF Pierce Shoemaker, go. and
whereas tho undersigned have caused tho same 10 be
surveyed and plat thereof prepared and nlsd In
ofhoo
koos 10 hereby given Of the opening aud extension
Of said road, and ali persons having objections
thereto are requested and notified TO present them
In writing 10 the undsrslgnOd on OOTOBRR 4 4, at
noon At the once OF the Vlas President Of the hoard
ofPubllo WORKS Of the District Of Columbia Room No.
IL, Morrlson'a Building, FouEAnd-A-hAlf atrast,
WaahlnEton, ID. O, where any objections which may
be made will be hsA a and considered,
II, ID, COOKE,
ALHX. r. BHKPnHRD,
JAMES A. MAORUDMR
A. Is. MULLErT,
y. p. BROWN,
Sepl9 2AW3W Board OF Public Works
tStAr and Chronicle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

R6g-ON AND ARTRk UUTOB m 4, DII.
sALfERS once and FOaidsnos will DO al
No ais Third street, near PsnnsylVAnlA aysnus;
removed from 81 & LouiaAnA AysuuS. ssp20lm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

w o, LYORFS.
BOOKBINDHR AND PAPRR.RULHR,
No. III Ponnaylyania Ayenuos otWesn Tenth AAd
Rlsyenth Gtrsata. III aida.
Books SlaIAntig o. plAlAly boand. RSHodisAlaAhA
OHI9ADSsa sAFalan EllsadeA y,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
DYER 4 DAVIDSON.
TO CAPITALISTS,
APE CUANCR FOR INVESTMENT

FOR BALK-A ONE HALE on ONE QUAR-:
TER Interest In LOGO AORhs OF COAL LANDS
IN LJooinluR county, pgunaylyAniA Thess landa are
the nearest 70 tho coal maTHst In buffalo, y, and
are on the Inns Of the proposed Pine Greek and State
Line Railroad. For fu!thea Int Imali9n' address
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

n~NO E.-AI.L PERSONS DQING
business a. Butchers In the Northern MAfket,
OofcoTAn square, must pay their annual license
betoro the 9th dal o. October, AZ the COLLECTORS
once Territorial building, -Four and AhAn street All
persons occupying Stands or stalls In aald Arket that
have not paid their rent 10 ths old market must pay
their Assessmsnt OF these Stalls Stands which viii
be assessed By the Commissioners, AooordinE 20 the
act passed At the last session Of the Lsgslavs As.
ssmhly By order Of the Commissioned
oo2 81 4. MCFARLAND, CLERK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
Educational.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.

Tho neIt tom Of this Rohool will onmmsnoe nm
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, October =, Al $50
The law College Il removed 10 IL NEW HALL. on
BrnKET, between Nihth and Tenth atTsSta north
side, ne1t 70 the Masonic Temple.
Information In regard TO the course mar be Oh.
lalnod On exploitation 10 tho undersigned, between
and o O'Clock y, m, At the new hall,
OIL AS. ". HOFFMAN
he9l2N SseIetAU Of the Faculty.
THE RPIHCOPAL INsTITUTE,
Christmas Term opens WEDNHBDAY, BSpt IL
Yer Oatalogaes spPyat BAiantyne'S, or II OTandSli
lllsl'a, or A. Church q the EPiphAny,
sepe.lm TAG REY. y, l. KNIGHT d. d.
EMRHsON INSTITUTE,
~. -. - .. Ul b. YounH'H Academy
SELECT OLAhhIOAL AND MATHRHATIOAL
SCHOOL FOR OYb,
I'M. Fourteenth atISst, between and X,
The tgenteth annual session Of this School will
Ao., apply At the inatltutg, o. address
CHARLES b, YOUNG,
Hamilton HOuSO, cor. FOuTtSoath add X Sis.
GONzAtAA OOLI4kGK.
Tho COLLEGIATE Exercises Of this IpatItution will bs
Tgaumed, A. it, noM location on ] street. between
North Capitol and First streets west, ON MONDAY,
TERMS
For The classical Course quarter Of II WeekB el9
heI the non classical OonTne, per quarter, Z" W
There will be an a1tIa charge Of hEo 1857 per
AppIniuh lhaiSanl JANIS CLARK, PTSs'L
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

. FLHNENTH UIbTHIUF
lnoludoe all that part Of tho city Of Washington ".
ing south Of the canal and o. HEhh atroot west
FIRST PnHom0r,
TIE rsglStsTod yoter q the Eleventh DlstFiot
q, II, l. Will vote Al southwest corner Maryland
avenue and Eleventh utroot southwest.
aEoOND PRKCINCr,
Tue Registered Votors Of the Eleventh District
whose nnmes bsEin With the lettsn X. 4, N, n, o,
corner Maryland avenue and Eleventh street south.
west
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Includes all that part Of tho city Of WAshinE ylnE
within the following bounds Commencing at FiE
tsonth street east and running north " boundary
street, thence along Boundary street. 70 North Capi
toll Atrssti thence down North Capitol street 70
street north thence along street 10 First street
vest thence down First street TO hAsaAohusst save
nue., and down Massachusetts avenue 70 North Oapi.
to street, thence down North Capitol street to n,
and alopG X 10 Viftesnth street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Includes all that part Of the city Of Washington lying
within the following bOundai Commencing At X
street north and running up North Capitol street 10
Boundary thenoo along BOUNDARY 70 Sixth street
west thSnos along hlEth street WeSt to Rhode Island
Avsnuei thence along Rhode islAnd avenue 10
Seventh strost Wostj thenoo down Seventh street
west 10 street north thsnoo along street north
70 New J6rssy AVenusi thsnoe down Nov Jonssy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
Special Notices.

RSrCRNTRAL REPUBLICAN AssOCIA-
JON OF THE bTArka.-A meetipH Of this
assoolatlon will be held At the once Of Msssrp, San.
born kins, ~ fennsylyapla avenue, 7 MS KVkN.
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