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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
R. FULTON & CO.,
314 Ninth Street.
DROPOsALA FOR TIKI ERECTION OF WALIR
OR IRON FRhOkB, AZ.
HHADQUARTER1 DEPARTMENT OF THH KABT,l
oyHIoE 0an6 QuARIEAstsTSR,

OHTION OHInT QUAnrEhMAHrER,
HEW YonK OITX, June ~, ibIA
Sealed pTOPOsAls 10 duplicate, with copy Of this
Advertisement attached 70 each, are invited and will
70 received Al this once until y m, JAY %, ls7a for
ne erection Of WAll4 irpn isnoos around the Ma
uoPAl Comstsrea At DanVillo, QlendAlo seven Pines
And stanton Va the proposals. % state the prioea,
iS5Ss N sS IN, "a To-
A. oAoh oomstaFy,
Also. pTopOs1l5 for . one 4pd bali story MAnlaTd
ROT lodge bach II the nknViilo Glendale and Seven
lgne OemeteIlss, the propQaah 70 state the prices,
respectively, Tor . stone lodge and brick lodge At
each oemotSy, all material aud labor 70 DO tuTnlahod
By the contractor.
rlAni and specifications may be seen At the cone,
tories on application 10 the Bupahntendonla ther0Gt
~ u G 'FtaTma1toria ollcoa In Philadelphia and
fQIt Monroe, Va, and ~ thlh once
PEoPoAAls must be accompanied By guaranty
signed b. two responsible parties, for the prompt Ell
egution Gud iulAlment pi contract, u awarded and
the rR1pon6bll OF the HuArantOra certified BY a
uRitsd BtAlss AttoFn0Y Or JgdNe Or R0ySnao As.
SCISSOR or OoleatOT, and Enclosed 70 tho undersigned
ndaIssd proposals for walls Or lodges" A. the
may be, for one OF the other q hRsStRlts,yo,,,s
OoloaSl and Assistant QuartsTma Snsfai, D. q.
Al uhio QuArtarnAstSr D, Y, vs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

Ia o r A l. X.
Four.story, ten room HOUSE,. pressed brick front ,
hall, water, Fhs bath room, 40 II street, between
Fourth Aud Firth northwest
Elsht-rocm pressed bhot mont hall, water and gas
on Ninth street, between and X streets northwest
Four room BRICK HOUsR, on aller, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth and c and U ptresth.
BoVen. room ERAME HOUSE,, hall, 1o., on Nine
taenth, botwe0n X and streets northwest
Beypn.room FRANZ, hall, 40, on \, between Don.
nsutieut avonne and Twentiplh street.
SiH.room FRANZ, on TNonty.htth, between X
street And Pennsylvania avenue.
Two new alI.ropm HOUSES, pressed bdck frnnt,
hall, waite, ENa, hath roora, bay windows, Third
street east, betWeun and n south occupied.
New seven. room FRAME, hall, Ao, corner Elny.
enth and streets southeast; never occupied.
Fvg.Toom tR Mr., lot OTs7, Filth street southeast
near South Carolina avenue,
Also, several LOTS In the northern part Of tho
he shove Will bO sold OHEAP. ON LoNu TME.
PHI. n. wRUOu 90,
ie1su Dos street. Masonic Temple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
PftlY A NATTER, FrusLs..
o., July Id, lisa tSS'snl


In virtue Of writ Of Esri Ineiai, Issued from the
ysrki once Of the supreme Oourt Of the DlStTIsl n
ale for oaah IL front Of the Court HossS doT n GGd
Dissniei, On FltlnAY the Nth ds5 Of August l1G y
asesest 10 sd e ioL No. v IN subdiyaion q square
I'll es ~ street North Oapl.ol Aad
impIayements thereon, In the eiy Of wGShlnglon, b.
" aelEed and leyiod upon the property Of Ro6aFt
sherlock and WIFE and vii DO sold 70 aiisfy SSScu
ton No. :, sGa Id iAVaf Of Bridget Dyer,
iy9O dads u. nstsbS1. II Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
Wines and Liquors.
PURE WHISTLES
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER N
YoIoE OF TUE oELEBRATED
OLD CROW WHISKY, KENTUCKY

St.5O per gallon, $3.50 per doEen, bottled.
qIBs0N,s RYE, (PonnaJlVAni4l
at,bQ per gallon, slO " DER dozen,
0AFfrs CELEBRATED INDIANA WHISKY,
% per gallon.
"HAAMOND" RYE, - 50 per gallon.
Persons Wishing strictly pure whisky and very old
get II By buying the "Orou" or "Glbson," which
receive direct from still. and has not been In
uhSra hands,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
lg99 DADS y, Z a4Ilda
TNTTEp sT4TEs MGRsaALS SALE.

" virtue Of writ Of FsH Lasias issuad from tho
pefkaR oos Of the Supreme OOrt Of the District Of
Columbia, and 70 me directed, l will ssn, a bubble
sale oT oAAh trout u the Court door q aid
DistIiot On FRIDAY. the 9th day Of August, 1871
At = o'olook m, all deiondAnps Right titlS clGlIl
and interest IN the following described pFsgsIJ, 10
lnEtoa ID. o., beglnnlnE for tkR 9AidO Rsthe soalb
Westetn corner Of lot No Y "a Sal6 IgasSe md run.
let lnehts thence h0rh I'D feet % public HiieSi
es. with the line Of aid aisI iOSti thence
ioet thonee west q fsot inches thsnoe south ~
,eot henee west y feet thence south 20 feet 70 the
sAd street feet 10 the place Of beHinni al together
MN ~ and singular the Improvements thereon In
A. the property Of A. 4 ssss, and will bS sold 70
s,ltblsy sLeoutloa No. BI, JudioiAs 10 Nay Term,
Is3 In favor Of Columbus Alexander
bOtd hLkS S, SHARP,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
Coal and Wood,

u EMOyAL..--S U, MAgRuDER, Wood and Goa
~ Dealer, has rog0vad his ofos 10 No. 1874 Fon r
nsT FSpn1lyanlA avenue Yard ID street and Wiz.
ginlA avenue, betWOen Third aud FourGnd,G. half
utfeota southwest. iaaaInn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
Auction Sales.


HANDSOME ROSEWOOD oAsE PIANO, WITH
PGlTF PIFR MiSR0Rs M Rs Rsp fBstRg stjk
Elkl El'heAkF BLACK WALNUT TRAMH
pARiiQpR ~ iTHt " EHQLsTERkD in PLUSH !
WALNUT MARBLE TOP fkBIIs; HAIR
BLACK WALNUT book oAsFs, SIDE
BOARD, EXTENSION TABLE AND u MING
HALL SGT, CONSISTING uF FABLE AMI
TWO on IRIS ! WALNUT HAT Racks W iihT
E9Es,o hs2SgTsSEsi MA gOGklEl,Y ,ANb Wal
ESwE1T S SAs OF sGLX fsE0%RBS ,SkNR
bba 5IIlRRII59Elh BLASk glLNglT sIESI'K AN
fiHr RtJSihpEAA 1Bb AND y. yhslIsLANnsl Wal.
hk.pssT,hs!ADsI FINE gRATHKR Bids, HAfR
MsFA,IIsI 1917 ni59Es' EEATHER PILLows, Boil
EHhi z 81 hphEADS, FINE BLA NKRTS, UOM
hDkLhi SHEETS, UAsEsi BRUSSFtS AND
vpMth EAi{thf5i HALL OILCLOTHb, DRUG.
HhEhh,ID, huQat A FINK AssOBTNRNT OF
vth9uukhIh;hiH. AND OHtNA wARF, KfToHEN
I-SGISs... On THURSDAY, August 1, 1874. a,
Y ooloek, a M, We shall sell the entire
TNturnituTe, 40, Of that elegant real
~ y N'donos, No ai6 street, hstvsen Ninth
-. and Tsath streets, north Eest Terms
bSa GRRRN a WILLIAMS. Austs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

NOR REhT,-HANDsOME LY.FURNIsHRD
II R0oms, At $40 Indians avenue. apOh
LNOR RENT-TuK LARGE DWELLING HOUSE.
II M pBnnnylvhhiA Avenua, str doors east Of the
HAlinnAl HOTEL vide nooma stslrosres and passages
FRAGUK TAYLOR,
lsnO-u 1lA indiana avenue.
ENoR sALK-THE LOT SOUTHEAST CORNER
Of ThiTtsgn ID and Ahalf street and PenuylyaniA
sysnue For partoulArs apply 70 A. !, JOfOk, a
corner Of FouTtssnth and X stresta. febHu
LNOH RENT,-THE LARgR FOUR-STORY
II DWRLLlNG-HOuSF, Nc, 81 y street NORTH
between Rlnth and Tenth wet halls and rooms
large; ceilings high haa tan noomai elagant bath
roomsi within two squares u seveuth and I.atTeet
carr, Inquire mart door, at 300, or 10 j. N, DUN.
oANsON, National Rank Of the Repuhlo. mhlb.u
DARE UHANUR TO SECURE OuFAP FUR
N niture OF my own manufacture, Tns under.
Eued DESTROYS Of closing business, offers his entire
SAMUEL KIRBY,
mytu 3IS Eighth st., bet aarEOt space and d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

TINTED STATES PATENT oFFIOR,
u WARRINGTON, u. o., July 49, ts71.
On the petition Of AHDREw n. OLHNora, Of Derby
Conn. gteut, praying for the extension OF patent
rFantsd 70 him on the 18th day Of November ta for
A. improy emsnt In BrAidinG MAchineai
ordered that the testimony In the be closed
On the lBth dAY Of October merit; that the time for
hlinE arguments and the Hammers report be limited
10 the 15th day Of October mott and that aid pst
tion be heard on the loth day Of Octabgr heHt
Ar gsrson may Spp2'I ~ sIt ,.a ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
Wants.

IUANTED-ONF HUNDRED LABORING MIN.
w Report and Third street, no!thgssL
B95 81 WM H. ADAMH.
XUANTRD-sEvERALE xPERIEEOkD ORR.
w ArORS 10 give Instruction on the "Yletsi"
Sewing Maohine. ApPb a. the Agency, 4tA penn-
sIfyanla avenue. bI.u
WANTED by A YOUNG LADY UNDER
w standing huso, French and 9erman. petition
- travelling Goyerussa, References gtyen In Paris,
Munidh, NeW York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
WAshinGton. Adhess BcI 10 At thls otaee. mJ9u
WANTRD.-A SITUATION AS UoNTRABrO
w Singer In one Of the Ohoirs Of The District By
lAdy. Best Of references given. address Boz . a
JUANTED-RY 4 LADY-A SITUATION Az
w Music Teacher 10 soms institqQon Win give
htnssS Gisen. Address Boz S Al ihls once fsha5.I
UNUAEKA EMPLOYMENT oFFIOR, NO. SOY
~ Eleventh street, near 4 street. -.
fs9-u MBB, LOUlBE o. BUTLER.
WANTED-EYKRY ONE TO KNOW THAT
O0MPANY'S NEW sEWING MAOHINE "NIO-
TOR" hAa Ssli.SsttinE Needle; the most perfect
shuttle in use, resting gu = carrier NoedlehAI and
works Of steel Agency A. Hood'a Jowelry Store
AHO PennaJyAniA Aveuuet belMeon four-And=A-hAlt
and sixth stroatL T. W. sPIoKR, Aren't iaslJ
% LJUETH PAYp FkIR PRIORB EOR ADIKs',
NJ 0entu, And OhudIgn's Bsooad. Hard Olothing,
Under OlothnE, Boots. shoes, "a. No. d19 atFsSt,
between biHth and Seventh gtFesta.
y. d, Noas b. mall promptly Attsndsdto.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15
THINGS I'M EDGEFTELD.
The Drought and its Ehects-A Spien-
did Fruit Crop-What Is Thought OF
Greeley and Brown.
TpRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

lfhOh Ouh OWN COhnhSEONDhNh'l
ELMwooD, EDeEFIELD, 8. c., May l3.
The drought, that foreshadowed to you
some months ago, is upon US In good earnest,
and but few planters have good stands OF cot
ton and corn at this late dale, and the little
moisture In. the earth is daily driven deeper
under O burning sun. Consequently there Is
but little hope Of obtaining stands of either
cotton or corn pntll coplous showers OF rain
fall The wheat crop fs d0lng very well, as IL
needs but very llrlle rain after IL commences
heading, and the most of this crop Is In this
state now, and some few early fields will do
to cut in a few days; but the oat crop will
prove a failure unless rain tails copiously IN
a few days, as but lew fields will get enough
to harvest.
:. The fruit crop of all kinds Will be more than
q suf1ciency for man and beast, and Qf bet
ter kind than last year, as there have been no
cold winds or frost this year since 1t was IN
bloom. It Is something remarkable with us
10 have 20 many years Of successive fruit
crops, and the present The greatest Of all.
hardly know whether 1t will interest you
to say to you that "Greeley and Brown" are
gaining ground every day, and that the Demo-
cratic Convention should endorse the Clncln-
natl Convention and make their election sure,
as these men are honest men, and the very
men the South ia In great need of at this time.
When Mr. Greeley signed Mr. DaVls's bond the
South was filed with utter astonishment; IL
was to US like clap of thunder of bright,
clear day, 1t could hardly be believed, but II
had to be. And just this stroke OF the pen
shows his magnanimous Christian spirit. Yes;
the greatest battle fought and won during the
rebellion, for it completely whipped the South.
SENES
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ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
A Strange and Interesting NarratI

A Strange and Interesting NaEf
Mr.. Robert J. Bell, an assistant observer at
the United States signal station, on the sum-
NIT of Mount Washington, writes to the Phla'
delphia Bulletin an account Of his every day
experiences above the clouds. He was da
tailed to take the place Of William Stevens,
who died at the station in mid winter with no
friend near him save his solitary companion,
Sergeant Hearne. A party Of stalwart noun
Ntaineers climbed to the summit and took the
body down for burial. They placed it 10 box
fitted to runners, which was permitted to slide
down the mountain side, the men holding on
to ropes attached to the rear to regulate the
motion and direct the course. Mr.. Bell says
We occupy the depot of the Mountain Rail-
road, In which we have two rooms partltloned
off (ten BY twelve,) securely chalaed 10 Inc
rocks, go that the wind may not blow rs away;
One we use as kitchen aHd dining room, ana
the other ss parior, bed and dressinG-room.
which we keep our baroneters and telegraphic
instruments, the wire connecting Wild Lille
ton, N. H., by which means we are not wholly
excluded from civilization, although l must
admit that visitors are very fsw-hot one since
my glorious ascent.
We keler6uy supply UuE6SltCS III ScPlSuA
ber with canned provisions sufficient TO last
throughout the winter, reckoning at the same
tine TO give our visit ,rs square meal when
theySsome Our time wa must occupy Chiefly
by reading and studying, tor our outdoor
amusements are very scarce. In case we 40
have the pleasure of going outside TO ramole
amid the snow und Ice OF the rocks, we are
Obliged to take advantage Of the same. ana
exercise ourselves by hauling Ice, frostwork
and snow, 80 that we may procure the wafer
necessary for our cooking and drinking pur-
poses, as the weather is very severe on the
summit, the thermometer since my arrival
having been most of the time below zero,
and the wind at hurricane.
I will give you email idea how we felt, the
thermometer standing forty.nine degrees be-
low zero, and the wind raging at hundred
and twenty miles per hour: The cold weather
which have reference to occurred on the 6tq
OF March, and the mode we adopted TO keep
ourselves warm was to bring all the coats anu
overcoats Into reQuisltion during the day, with
two large coal fires continually burning. Az
night we took advantage OF our little oeo,
(which is not bad one,) with covering
enough to suffocate any man In ordinary win
ter weather, and then must confess we sui
tered with the cold. It was the coldest time
that my comrade and ever experienced. we
do not mind during the day the thermometef
standing ten below zero, If the wind does not
blow too hard, for then We can have q lutte
holiday by going outside. But at night, unless
the wind Is blowing at least sixty miles an
hour. we cannot sleep well, Tor We are LOG &C
customed to hurricanes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15

Crops IN SOUTHWEST GEoRGIA.-A cOrrespon-
dent who has been travelling In Southwest
Georgia writes to the Columbus Sun: 1.-THE
complaint throughout this country, 80 far as
we have travelled, is very general that the
cotton seed Is faulty, the stand bad and The
plants weak, many of them Withering under
the chilling nights We have had for some
weeks past. Some farmers and planters have
been compelled, for want of seed for replant-
ing, to either cross their crops with corn or
plant the ground with corn instead. This may
be no misfortune to the country. nor to the
Individual planter, for the man who makes
the most money cotton-rsising hereabouts Is
the man who starts his crops with his grain
gamers well stored with food and forage.
Thus, the blight In the seed may prove bless
ing In the end, by bringing their corn cribs
nearer homa.n
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Mater Dolorosa.

An empty nest up In maple swings;
An emoty heart Is waiting at the door;
the wrens viii come. but o. the summer brings
To these sad arms their nestiiag brooi no NOR 9.
Where is nv stalwart boy that trode
o couchant hill thy happy sodp
And thoH, blue sky, canst thou 1oreet
NV baby's eyes that mirrured Lheef
They seven day 8 looked IN mine, and YET
Saw not my gaze Of agony.
With me In tragic chores all things weep; .,oro.
The waves dash faint and s3bolng on tne snoie'
The rainy skies their days OF mourning Keep
Because OF death and them that are no niole'
The yestal autumn wandered muslng Dy,
Telling her beads with tears, ana woe Is ne
The maniac wind raves WHO l near II eiSn
And mutter OF my great calamlty.
In. folded hands rouse thee, sleeping VIII
Be still, my aching heart be stu be sun
Come with brown leaves, o sexton red'Dreast,
And cover my sweet babes that here lie dumb.
Speak to me, pear and apple tree,
OF April's Immortality
Prophetic from thy funeral pyre,
Declare, o dying western sun,
With thy ten thousand tongues OF fire,
To.morrow's resurrection morn
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As curious as 1t may seem, In view Of the
fact that one of their number was the defen-
dant in the suit Of the Tlchborne claimant,
not few OF the British arislocracy appear
still to espouse, publicly, the cause OF the baf-
fed man In Ills effort to prove his right to the
title and estates of the Tchborne baronetcy.
The result Of his appeal for funds to carry on
his suit, made through the Times and other
Journals of London. has so lar secured be-
tween f6O0 and fs00 for that purpose. The
subscribers to this fund have been people of
various degrees, who give their money for
various reasons satisfactory TO themselves.
Some sign themselves Fair Play others
"Lovers of Justice" and Others still subscribe
to help the claimant to secnre "a fair trial
before an impartial judge, But II Is strange
such names as Lord Rivers, who gives f52,
and Captain Foxton, Lady: Frankfort Mont
mdrency, and the Hon. Mrs. Preston Bruce,
each OF whom subscribes slO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15
SUMMER GOODS

At the following remarkable low prices:
% pieces of New and Elegant Japanese
SILKS, Pain and Striped. In Black anu
Coors, for only T5c.
10 pieces Rich Lyons Tafrsta silks. 81
10 ME ME, @. os Grain, 81 81, 81 so. 81 rs
10 ut.ces Superb Ores Grain, 50 aud 81 60 :
cases Black Alpacas at reduced prices
500 pieces OF iatest styles Dress Goods ~,
25 and $40.
A sp.endid selection Of Llama Lace Shawls
and Llama Lace Sacks, with and without
sleeves, f. ON $40 up
! case Black Iron Grenadine, only Csc.
i case assorted Stripe Greuadine, only zoe.
Q pieces 84 Black SILK Grenadine
100 pieces Ssliu stripe, White Figurts'
90 nec Diagonal Piqun, 40 and 500.
so pieces Figured and nowerei, 80 and S5c.
-c5 pieces Dolly Warden Piques, Elegant
1000 pieces or swiss. JacUnet, Check Cam
brio, Bishop and Victoria Lawn, Nhin'
sooE. GresL bargains.
1900 pieces no. .qulIo Mt. only 76r.
100 pieces ,bbInet very low
10 pieces s.4 Turkey Red Table DamasK,
10 nleces 81 Bleached Danask, 75c.
rs Unbeached ,.amssk, 40 and soc.
% dog n Geuts, Undershirts, Oily 500.
20 dozen Cents Unuershirts, only 76c. ana
81
20 dozen Ladles' Undervests. only 76c.
6U dozen French COrsets, Toe.
100 duzen assorted best Uursets 81 and 81
so dozen Ladies White Gloves, 16c.
100 dozen Ladies White and Colored
Gloves, 25c.
l6O dozen Ladies White Hose, 12k to sec.
100 duZen Gents. half Hose, only zoe.
so dozen English half Hoe, Csc.
Lawn HandKerchiefs, good quality, oply
65c. per dozen
20 dozen Fans. only 60c., worth 81
: 20 dozen Fans. 76c., worth 81 10
10 dozen Fans, 81, worth So 60
so rolls White Mating. 81 u and 8oc.
so rolls Check aud Fancy Mating, 80, 40
and 46c.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The proprletors of The news and The Cou.
rier find it indispensable 10 the accurate and
prompt management Of their business. and
for the protection of advertisers, that the
practice of sending advertisements from one
newspaper Office to the other be discontinued.
They, ther refore, give notice that no advertise
ments received at the one office will, In any
cass. be sent to the other. At the same time
they beg leave to request advertisers to hand
in their favors at as early an hour as possible,
in order to facilitate their proper arrange
ment
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15
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THE COMING CHURCH MUSIC BOOK,
ToBE READY JULY Isr.
THE STA ARD.

III BE READY JULY lST.
THE STAND RD.
BY L. O. Emerson. Of Boston; and q. r. Palmer,
OF Chicago.
PRICE $50.
As the previous works OF these gentlemen
have had very marked success In the East and In
the West, the coming Book cannot fail to be the
Success OF the Season.
Specimen Pages sent uree) on application.
Managers OF Sabbath Schools are becoming
more and more convinced that the beautiful
Singing Book,
GLAD TIDINGS.
price 80 gents paper, S6 cents bound is one Of
the very best Books.
WINNERS NEW SCHOOLS
FOR THE
Plano c.forte, Cabinet organ, Guitar, Cornet,
Violin, Fife, Accordeoh, German ACCORDION,
Clarionet, Flute, Flageolet, costing but IS ce1ts
each, are just what are needed for cheap aud at
tractive instruction books.
Charming Song, THE GATES AJAR, Thomas 40.
The above Books and Piece, sent, postpaid, en-
receipt Of retail price.
OLIVER DIT SnN CO., C.l. DITSON & co.
Boston. New York.
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