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The sun., 1872-01-26
Was sthe Market Bank n Traps

70 ne ksii or or me sun
SIR: would like to know If you can give any
definite Information IN regard to the financial con
aiiion OF the Market Savings Bank 81 Nassau street.
when closed its doors so suddenly Saturday last
AGAINST it, depo.tois Was this BANK, situate as
u J. IA the mtLst OF the business commulit', a
bubble. trap set to catch tie nurI ea.ued savin1s
OF o. q mechanic tIe lauoTinz meu and women, TIE
Widows aud o. phan- ally Is n true t,at ~ IA mel
whose names a,e pridtcl on deyUsitois' books as
trus ees will al oW their TsDutauOn TO De rnisned
IN come. uou vita tnl osukf Is there any law b,
NLicu lis bans can be made 70 pa is depOsitors
tleil money Uatk, II no. their inteIesti
DEPOsITOR
The sun., 1872-01-26
A Reform Chamberlain.

II is proposed in some quarters that the
Office Of City Chamberlain should be alol
is-cd as us less. This seems to US a mis-.
take. The officer should be retained, but he
should to required to keep more full and
specie account than he has ever done of all
his receipts and expenditures, and to report
the same frequently, at least as often as once
a week, TO tie Mayor aud Comptroller, fur
nisAinE copi Of these reports 10 every news
paper that may desire to publish them.
The Chamberlain ofl,e should be made
to act as a check upon fraud, dishonesty, or
negligence in the Comp;roller's Office. Thus
it VIII cease to be an unnecessary 0ppcndasc
to the financial department Of the city gov.
crnment, and will become of positive utility
TO the public |, is not too much to say that
if il lad been properly organized and in
honest Lands during the last two years, the
great frauds aud robberies Of Tammany
o.uld not have taken place.
The sun., 1872-01-26

The Springfield R,ppllicda speaks Of Gen.
HoRAcr PoRrER as the Private Secretary to the
President" This is mistake. lie is not the
Secretary to the President at all, but aide.de-
camp on the staff Of the General OF the Army,
sent in violation OF law and under false pre-.
tences to discharge the duties OF an a,tache Of
the Presidents military family. The R,Dablicaa
thinks that Gen. PoRrER wall either have TO re-
move the accusation Of falsehood made against
Lin in the course Of The Custom House invesu-
cation. or resign his place in the White House.
We 90 no, see any such necessity The place in
the White House Is an acted fllsehood, aud with
that ia view, question Of verbal falsehood be-
comes Of comparatively little account.
The sun., 1872-01-26

1t was rumorcd yesterday that the Mechanics
and Tra-ers' B.uk WAS not solvent. bit tie rum'r
could not be traced 10 al authentic source Oae OF
the deuositur~, who mai g 90 10 she institution,
rushed 90 toe b.nN, tut 'ouuI the cOur- closed, L
was after bunhinE Louis. Ile saue ucuosto has
50 an account m thr Market suytug7 bIrk IN
y s-tu street lie ud .re-rot ttIup Ui uUu lp
'front.' q. tu- later ln'NtlJuu lcstts.LI afternoon
ueC IA I-uust boz u1uAs.
The sun., 1872-01-26

shoulder the whole expense. But the Grand
Duke had given his Honor draft for 81, 900 for
the benefit Of the poor Of Montreal, and the
Mayor has declared his intention Of keeping this
money unless the Council reconsdcrs its vote in
the matter Of on appropriation. This il CON
sderably worse than anything brought against our
sclfappointed Committee Of Reception, whose
awkward Management Of the reception business
made them the laughiug-stock Of the whole
country.
The sun., 1872-01-26
Letter from small Deoositor.

10 Nf EUU0T OT INt NNF,
SIs: In our great distress my wife thinks VIC
ought to write to IuE Sun, the frioad OF the poor
men, to use its ind lence get the harKct SAVINGS
Bank 90 ie.uru vs. our SlD wiich We plicet there
1T security ouy TAO daYs before sne 4'al Situsd
Mill 4ot MT ' N.me ani the o,uer wealthy
unicers of that bans pN oh at least the small .s-
posltJrsf NILLlAN q. AOULION.
The sun., 1872-01-26

In pursuance VI Tue declar4uon OF tle Comp
trohor U; the Currency dividend Of thirty per ce,t
PAID yesterday to all the creditors OF the ocean
National Bank. About three hundred persons
c.l ed. TIE ReceiNes. hr Davis, stated I e
rt.ourrcs. after gavin. all due to Ceuo-itIrs al
a sG5 6n 81. lie SAWS that VITA -ool management
t.e ssse.s " ~ Sied . mucn larger sun,
The sun., 1872-01-26

Charles Calender, Grants buoe-tlking bank
examiner, is TO be indicted today. New culr-es
aio .o to be pre- erred against Calcnder before tie
Grand Jury. Itis accused or obtaining money 90
Wurtultss c, l4ttrals from otder nauGs. to ~nic
ne n ID Given certd,stes OF -o.ycncy Apd now
tult he Is lie oscd .rom OH the officers o. IN -e
institutions are sid 10 be Wlug to ,e,uiy ag inst
The sun., 1872-01-26

The Albany Eruihg Jouraa, says, that
"In his testimony before the Custom House In
ve,tg.tion Committee. LEsr swore positively
that nobody but himself and his partner, SrorK-
IsG, derived any profit, direct or indirect, from
the general order business The attempt ~ I'M
picue any others has failed
This depends good deal upon whether you
will credit Gsoaos X. LEsrs nakel statement to
that eI-c in the face Of a strong array Of cir
ct'mstanu4l evidence which points in directly
op 'osltc direction; and somewhat upon whether
YOU will believe GEoRGE X. LET, the general
order man, or ALLEN h. LsEr, the Tribune man,
each Of whom :swears positively in regard TO
matterA about which neither can be mistaken,
and conc erning witch one Of them perjurcs him-
self most desperately.
The sun., 1872-01-26
The Proposed Statue OF Horace Greeley In
Printing House square.

The undersigned agree to pay the sums Of
money set opposite their respective names or tue
ruroase Of procuring a bronze stuus ot Horace
Greeley, to be erected in lrnunE H1us, squire, on
tie vacant space In front OF the new stats z t2HJ
oaicc. opposite Tie statue Of Benjamin FeAnSin II
tue ot er end of the square. # is understood tlat
designs for tue proposed statue OF Horace Grcel =
ere 10 be iryitcl from al sculptors Nho m y ash
to furnish them; and that committee Of At least
three com2,,elt persons shall selee, the one to be
atoutaf
The sun., 1872-01-26

Oae of the IN 81 Interesting transactions
Of the .winduag Territorial authorities Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia is the PRECIPITATION OF $ll7O00
for printing and advertising dauug the FIRST seven
mouths Of their existence Out ofthis sum the so-
called AdtoaIl Ap4jticla, the court organ Of the
White House, gets SIl45o99 while the re-
naiuder Is divided among fourteen other papers,
some OF which appear TO have no real existence.
One Of them, as Mr.. F,MswoarH Of illinois
stated n the House Of Repre-. entluves on Mon
d.y, was merely little theatrical programme,
oud another a sheet never heard Of 10y the public,
whose subscription terms were announced at one
cent year, payable at the end Of the year.
This is the government winch Gen. GRtNT
N li. auuu i message declared that cts results
have thus far fully realized ihe expectations Of
its advocates. Under the direction Of the Terri
torial cAic-rs sy TEN Of improvements has been
iusugura'od by means Of which Washington Is
RAPIDLY becoming a city worthy Of the natou's
clpitl. recommend hbcral appropriations On
tie part Of Congress in order tn the Govern.
rcu, may justly be.r it, jast share Of the ex-
reuscs growing out oi a julIeous system Of I'M
proycucuta"
R.brcry md corruption al around. Tweedi'm
and G pbtsm combined.
The sun., 1872-01-26

The conduct of Gen. GRAST toward Gen
HANcocK is the perfection Of mcanuess but there
is no occasion to be surprised at It, Where per-
soual snimosiues are concerned no other man
can be quite mean as he.
The sun., 1872-01-26

tina. ali rroper measures be used to prevent snch
co ufse OF Proceeding disastrous to the interests OF
dcpositors.
MIR Dawson offered t'e use Of his once gratis for
The meetings. If the Committee or the deposit rs
The COMMITTEE WIS further INSTRUCTED TO see Mrs.
Mackey. and oudeayOr to influence her TO "undI'w
her petition.
NETTING OF rHE STATEN ISLAND DEPoslrons.
Tho staten Island tors. VINO represent over
10000 VIII meet In Husuenot Han on snt"r 'aY
eye.inr at hlt rust Z. lac otjsct Is tO coOperale
witt cir fellow Vi tins In New York, and devise,
il ros-iJie, some met10d OF pun'sdbs thoso CON
cerned IN tle Je alcatOn.
The sun., 1872-01-26

Last year the Albany Pouitcntiary paid q
profit Of Sl9. 900 to the county The same year
it cost the State for the expenses Of ITS prisons
Auburn Sis, coo; Sing Sing, 100000; Clinton,
S125, 900. The average Of prisoners at the Albany
institution was four hundred and twenty-five, and
its earnings amounted to s62, 900; while Clinton
Prison, with eu average Of four hundred and
ninety prisoners, only earned $4,000. The differ
ence in these results is easily accounted Tor. The
Albany PcnItentiary is conducted by a capable
and honest man, who faith ully guards the inter-
ests Of the county, while the State prisons are
run in the interests Of the politicians Gen
AXos PlLLsDuRr, the manager Of the Albany in
stituton, has with the exception of brief pc
riod occupied his position since 1854, when the
prison was built lie is going abroad shortly,
aud will attend as delegate at the Worlds Con-
vention Of Supcrutcndeuts Of Prisons, which is
to be held IN London next june. The Supervisors
Of Albany county have, in can Iteration Of his
ithfu services, voted him a. 900 to pay the eI-
penscs Of his tour
The sun., 1872-01-26

We arc sorry to say that none Of the adj
vocates Of the Washington Treaty have come
forward to defend or even to explain that clause
Of il which fixes the termination of the rebellion
on Apil9, 1865. This clause relieves all claims
against the United States for the destruction of
British property subsequent to that date from
the taint Of civil war. The inference from the
silence maintained by the friends Of the treaty is
that there is either nobody who understands that
point Or nobody who dares attempt TO excuse it,
The sun., 1872-01-26

An extraordinary case, wh ch canno; fiji
to interest the medical fraternity is reported m
the Troy TINES. A patient in the insane depart
ncnt of the Marshall Infrmarv, who had been
confined there upward Of two years as lunatic,
was attacked by the smallpox aud after the
usual run Of the disease recovered not only his
bodily health, but hi. reason also. lie is now
apparently as sound in mind as in body and is
preparing 20 20 about his usual avocluons. 1t
has long been a common opinion that the small.
po1 where 1t does not terminate fatally, clcluses
tue system Of all impurities, causing all 9th r
bodily Diseases to disappear with it when a cure
is Effected; but it is something quite new for it
to restore to a crazy man bis understanding.
The sun., 1872-01-26

Terms of The sun.
riny p,t vssr, 10 nsi 'utWrter. 49,. 90 90
las W tstf v.
] ~ cof'es 70 one aiteH, - 90
1~enI eot.u g. ono siifou,. 30 90
- ivy ccp.ti o'hs adj si.. 30 90
"hhifi PEI year 90
tovshrsiSo ratas
phnriEy Anvssr'tSa. rsf ln., -. 40 s..
~ Ines t4 scidu 90 rs,
lht,' iuti-4 ~cfdi| o. i-,',. o. go
.'bEh Nctets - - Nff -si ara uettns, fer ms, 30
Ertcist Ncrcst sNr- N7frals ani Dtstb - uns, 90 s
...elss M.tss ~ 100, ,o b 81 I,t, r.t lf,, si so
hssntse Mausn, -ih "Aov" arsf TO- htot "a psg-,
AnvtHustHssts N NrtNtN. tH csru
AT AuVsEftssgtsis .fsrNsH sii Aras
tnrsrftsneasrs ~Ev IS stkfs. A
ls $50 AovrHrsssrNrs ocnrsi Cots
frd display usi IN Mslv "
cot snitN thafgs, a. ne rut1n If the advsfutsr.
For the accommodation o. persons residing N
town adycrltcmctts .or rnE Us viii be received at
triteruiar raCs at the uptown aivcrt sonrIt onic5
% 1.2 Wet Thirty second street At tna junction OF
BiGaawa, ami sixu avenue. from y A. VI. to = T.. ".
The sun., 1872-01-26
coNkLrN,s s1ock OPERATIONS.

II turrs out that Henry Il. Conkln the default
ins Setretar, OF the Market Savings Bans WAS an
uuusua " large llerator IN Wall street. he htser
Sous were NOS the o. ~ dealers witi ~hOm No had
Transactions Hshylrten ~ Co., % BrOal street,
admt tuat ue operated thtOuEI them very largely (;
DIt they say tnat he made money la MS uausActi,
VITA them. lucy refuse 70 reveal tire nature OF nis
speculsuous. Helser sons MAINTAIN a severe silence,
as lhey sly, b. adVice vi tier counsel.
The sun., 1872-01-26

The Custom House inspectors are trcm-
bling for tie rumor has gone forth that an intiS
uant public are to be appelsed by the sacrifice Of
official heads. The men who take a bribc Of
g. or t25 are to atone for the crimes Of those
who rob our merchants Of hundreds Of thousands
every year. LEEr Co. feel as confident as
ever though it is expected that this year a
larger sum than SO, 900 Of their profits VIII be
unaccouutcd for.
The sun., 1872-01-26

The inspectors Of election have not yet
received a cent of pay. One Of them writes a
letter 20 TuE SuS saying that be has wife and
FIX children in q state OF utter dc,tituuon. lie
voted flr thc Rcfarmors, and blocked the wheels
OF tie Tammauy repeaters. H.s is a hard case,
The sun., 1872-01-26

tion has hal an, ot the potk. but We are almost
letrtbrogen co t.iuN that tAc evident lmplcty OF
his trusted friends Ia tla SC. emes bV whcd the
merchants o. new York ulye ueCu pundertd ~ Vio-
htlou OF aw, have no; a.anatcu our ltcsideut from
ueu. We know Grant t0 o. honest. ana especial Y
DO wc appreciate bis sirccre tnCe eNurs 10 retor u
civil service; and ms determination to provide
fot all nis dear trends aad relations a. toe puuuc
expense nas our Warmcst approval; butn lie reallI
values our good oplnion. anu wishes to be reelected
be must shake on TIE ItHes and the Dloodsuc <ers
VINO lDlest tae v llle House.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

- Thomas A sooit Isthe UCoioso,s nj R,.ds ,,
y,
menoe early In May.
- Bob Brettle, tho well known English bugil.
ist and an old opponent Of Mace, 10 dead,
PROF Hurley has returned 10 England from
Egypt In restored health
tax on an Income of tslT. 600 P-''
,vs.n % assS sns Nv ,niiiior. o'm@'eu N oc
'"''- niy p =, 1 ,.,,-. ,,.,
= The death Of nj. Jacques Felix, tho father
o. Rachel, Is announced at Paris, at the age
oil 70 years
"A gentleman in Brooklyn, N, Y, has BE-
come a raving maniac on account OF unrequited
affection Of a celebrated prima donna
intends 10 place a monument costing t2i' oOo
ABOVE bis grave,
NsZ,,nI,. Ia,vs fo,,un. viii ha inhar,,.d hv
- Inh s Ai so iorsu W, nni " " inner,.ea "
aicrsry ability, and at present artoritie of a
daily papor al Turin. =
Augustus pishon. son oT air uan,v RI.hon
,ha Ena1ish oan,nas.rr' and nfn,. 49, f,isLoD'
Ma vi. .Lnown yocalist vas i,nnJ dead ,in
Mouday ihorpioR, In a room Of his moibeT's
houae. In New York eIty
~. - .S.,, ~" ,an,sn -.
~ 0nam ll .hion ~ Jonn AuAns was httlnR
snre Iii ~ ~ inrt ,snu, H YlS y, o. aaGpend
70 30 occupied by the presidipT otiiesr or ~
Liberal Conyenti6n. " '"'
og.nh..h ~ oo,,,o... -.
nhoss LAG "A .n,,s cs.a ~
,,s sSsrx~n.rs ~. ne, WI
~ b,r HirThsd son shnni1 env,,s'e., SsIa w,
iSr MIN, WHAT present SSoa,d NAVE Si,ysp" NV
~ sn,Sn sno LopnSIp' hou mAAe me oiusn As
"Ao .et'P Pteo
Ine suppress 2, Russia Is suuerinK nom
f.,s fCas snd aropsy o. tne hsarI Ias emp.ess Of
AuLL. ~ oohsumpute; Inc empress 0i Ger
many u rhenmAtle. Ihe queen % Denmark
- aeaL Ihe queen o. holAnd is SUBJECT 70 ne
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
PROPOSALS ron FUEL
uS5T5T sTsJE. a.AIS,s M,SSE Moor. 9oSrS'l

USrrEp STATES MAHnE ooRPs.)
QUARrERNAsrHRd OYY1CE,
WAsHIHofoN. d. o., April ~, lsil.
o'eoek, 2. n; oi Tu EsDAY, the In n Ju9e peIi,
90 .ss ssss dass
ths nsesl rear spdinE oh JnI. ISIS,
iysssd, piled, nsssaSsd .Sd Ssp.sts at sasS poiats
Si.hn 2, %i h Of ,hs M.Ss s.ss,sss :. may =:
~: %. . b spod wslis - sn.hrs; u. sss coal
ISspssss sSa assl % !Sss Soas sSs
The iT,, I, ,S q u. n.tns BssSs' . % b q S',S
pepss % the Usited stAts.i and both Wood 9nd Goal
ss sRSs $ ossl s
'' ''a'''d FSRTSSTfa IT, '''' At
70 cords of Wood.
OHGRLEsTOwH. MAss.
y. ."s"'u'. ~ NV, 'SSRooKLyE, nv.
- o "PPiadiLADELpHIA, PA.
so cords of Wood
Une,adipE Roadszvoui aud Assistant QuArtermas-
WASHINGTON, d. O.
90 cords Of Wood,
GosPoRT, VA.
hoo cords OF wO?i
w 00'o' o. "SIIaSE "SIIaSRE BLAND, uAL
10 tons Of Coal
loo cords OF Wood.
Gith the privilege Of Increasing the daanuty one
The Wood and Goal Furnished Al wAShInston city 10
bo measured, Weighed. Inspected Aad oerthed by the
SSysm%s., Ip,pso9S sPDOis.:d Sy the Nav De.
uqa, 40, paid By the contractor.
Bla1k forms ol proposals can be obtained upon sp-
pliuaiion At any Oi the Marine posts
AL, s q %s zen D! Gs TsSsg1 S
cars 81 the ppsts at Whloh the WooA OF Cl'l has
besu dsliyerSd Tue right 10 reserved 10 reject all
blda o5nridered unreasoaable
Eusraag, 70 BE- sgnsd BY two responsible per-
aoos, whose rs.poashlg must be sihsd 20 by the
Untsd States Distsiet JndEs United States District
Attorney, or United States Collector must accom-,
paay eaoh proposal, otherwise viii not bs con
10 be ladOi.e Proposals. ior Fps, and addressed
% the andersGasd WILLIAM d, sLAOK,
CorpA Apal-NlW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

wE ARR AUTHORIZED TO announce that The
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs Grant
have been resumed from O'Clock until
), and continue until further notice.
Mas. GovrRSoE CooKE viii receive on
Tuesdays from . TIL 4 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Auction Sales.


uY LATIMER a. .CLBARY,.
~ Auetloneeta and Real katate bg9kets,
stat Omcs Of BuildinE.
MAgEoLIAs IRON IHg NURSERY oE :. N.
rIS SsslSrsSs,S, sSsHok HHokksnIAA, snIAA, ~ AN W, isrs
Al n coloot, m frort Of our euotien rooms, ue
saan sell = eholce lot u Aaspoila Gra,didofA
ApH LATfMRRA oJEARY, Auels.
pY.GRREN a. WILLIAMS, Aurtlosser-,
DtiOt nsr,hwsst corner q Tenth and q streets.
EhhEyEgsTgy sgoSg 2vES M9REE "a 2p G6
IHE TRADE AND PUbLiO- -0RkAT BANK.
SUI aisEEs X ~ wffi.fksrs, s;YIPff
C'rTss s!ssss ssssHi ss 1a
A lstss eon.Isn@s9! oi fotslHu aad. densslo DrI
0ssmsa bresd ssd narrow wpolsa 6isihs All sha dee
fs..: SS S:: :Sa sHfsb I'D s:sS "a s'iss "
quimauI Beavers Chlnohiias, Nestisgp, Oloakinss
10. Also, Scotch, Frsseh and osrmar Psisiy, Dash.
mere Quesn.land aqd other and dssIrph
md Uoo!ss sfs ssip is.s and ,SSs fySiis.
Atwood Msrinos, Dslsins., satssn Olofhr, aerrss
slesant impestsd pi.ld., Apaeas Emprss. olo,hs
"A, A., Avsg Iieh Aed rnfe as,oytneet q Lyons
Fs sss isa ts$ e
sIsatsts 1snses, Ladies', Gssts sd 66dHss,
nSil., SsS,ss 49, ~ s,ssr n .s seC,ss snt
iss, Tspest3 and Ingram 0.spstises, House Mugs
Demaeh aud nottingham I.aoa Cuftalna, Table and
other nnens, 4cl iIom medium 70 hnesl Imported
s, % 81 from from az . ssS Snt SS .Sps n .ss
IL los % sal ali Tor Oash Sales % oommsbos Al III
= m, and1 .. N. ap9tm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

CoPiBs Of the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, eou-
tanning the report Of the Morse memorial
services, eau still be obtained at this office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Auction Sales.


TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. MILL
NERy AND rAEoY GOODS At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. May 4. "a 10 o'sloeh, q. M, We
VII sell. Al No. no1 riehh street, ns.r I, Navy
Yasd, veu extensive Stock ot Staple and Taney
Du Good. eensis.ins of Cioth, uaaslnsrss Kmpfsss
Cloth, Aipacas, LAnen, whits Goods Damask Tow.
eis. Naphita. Lace thsvia. Ribhops. Embroidsry.
Hcsissy, Cloves Matilns, and 0iiools. With largs
s,oct Of niiin,u and Fancy Goods, sad ether no.
tons TOO humeFous 70 msntion.
s,sAMsrAo 4 CO.. Auetiopssrs
On ,hs I5A of Msy W. vii sell. At the sans pi.S.
fear sisoot tilyer Plated SHOW Gases, Of vsu iups
rier quality. apsset'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

rHH HoUsE yesterday dlarussed the ques-
tlon Of final adjournment and finally voted
down the resolution on this subject by very
decided vote
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Carriages.

CARRIA0ES ,oARRIAoEs !
" OARRTAGES u
am nov onerng ml entire stock Of NUHRo
ready made OARRIAGks, now and sec S215IktH
one band oomprisne some Of tha neatest -
approved PsneL, One sseond band Brstt. made BY
Mstso9, q Philadelphis, IN Eood order. Also, one
Repairing done In The hsttie,t q HnAs5sE; AS,E;,,,, a.,
ap19t BIB sIIth slIeet and loalaIana aEapns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
By m sa H sssEs rs ss s.I.:.s s: .!.


EoSii.El. IRIv A Lk RE S6h fROETIE0 on
AND,kaiALI sTRRk rs wKsT. AT Auction,
.oa SATURDAY, the fth day q MAY, isfS, al
tful Balldng Lot being = feet frontby v feet deep
more or le.s loA hoo paved Ailey, Ibis rltolass
MsaasA latt and othef- mailing II property
TsTmsi One hflh caah balance In str, twelve,
ntertst and secured By deed Of trust on the prom
Ssd a. u:
spiiisi.ld GRHEN . WILLIAMS, Austs
RY wm, l., VAL a C.,;; Aaotieassrs,
soc 200 and DOB "a ave. 3. W. ooInsI 1lh alreal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Bf II @S.SEs ,sb H:s s:..E s;i%.i ]
IsSGHHS hsspS asn aHAGsIiISsSs sttS

ExEpuyoR,s SALE or MAGNItICRNT BUILD.
inn sIrhS IL s9uAkk .Ita, nsTwkEN
AND o brREErs NORIawksr.
i viii offer for sale on WEDNESDAY,, May y, ls72
and ever day thereafter until sold on The prsmisss
70 The EGhsst bidder, Al $3.50 O'Clock y N, thrtJ
one valuable building lots, fronting on Tenth and
Eleventh and N and U bdeats.
Terms Of nale ono fourth oAah, Aad The balance IN
intsrest, secured u deed Of trust the property
hsrentyhys dollars down on eaoh lot rhen sold. All
y ne terms are pqt eomped wlth n s.yen tys after
sell, At the Tuk and coat Of the defAunE purchaser
e rosorved By the subscriber These lots viii ct
be LecoEnlled as among the most valuable now In
MARKET They arc located 10 VeFy desirable part oi
ne oiu, Aeoesaable from every point and which IL
mains are laid sidewalks laid. and all tArss paid The
lots prov I'd with good alleys without coat the
purchaser Title lndiepntable, survey has recently
been made, and The Notes and bounds o. each lot
marked by stakes. Plats NAY be seen and informs
uon obtained upon AppleA.len y thsaactionseE,
JOHN ~. SIMS, Executor.
n, IL WARMER, Anotloneer.
apiS-eodAds tstAr and PAtTioCl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

Senator Trumbull managed very adroiuy
yesterday TO change base on the oight-hour
question. It will be remembered that In the
beginning Of tho session the distinguished
Illinois Senator and asplrant for the Presi-
dency introduced bill providing for the re-
peal Of tho elght-hour law In Government
workshops, which was severely criticised by
the labor organizations throughout the coun-
Try. lie Is how all right again on the sub
ject. Il Is very evident that the Cincinnati
convention has had good deal TO do with
hls convictions on the subject, but the honest
masses Of the people who arc directly inter
ested in the matter win not b. very likely to
DO fooled by such demagoguory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Sy aTH Eye aETR EEGnE

STREET. soUfHWESr.
By VIRUS Of deed of trust 10 us dated August 18TH
LIE and duly recorded In bsT No. 65t folio t9g, one
Of the land records for Washington county, District OF
oursd viii .sll a. plbg auction, the premises.
on TUEBDAY, April ~, ls7a. at $50 O'Clock, TO
the hishs.t bidder. lot % IN Todd and qanRells rs.
corded subdiyi.on Of square 49, together with the
improvements thereon,
Terms vil De made knosn on the day u ssl', sino
down when the property 10 siTuuh oh. Title perfect
IN case m terms are not eompled via " seven dAJ.
alter Ase the propsTy viii be resod At the ri.k and
cost Of tho defsnlting purchaser Btsmps and con
veyanoing at the cost % the purchaser.
T DANlkL L kATOn, I r,...,...
GEORGE W. BTICKSEY,l tus'o''
spp-eoAds D. II. WARMER, AuoL
fW-THE ABOyRBALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
T6EsDAY, ,kpril ~. !. isis sans hour spd plsos.
GkoaGk GWn ". bg IoKNEY., Trustees.
.ua.,., b. u WARMER, Aaot'Onssr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Hats and Caps.
SPRINa ANNoUNCenRNT. Is,a.

Nov ready for tjprnE Wear. the wMI2
most Approved slylss Of genla'
Drssa HAls, In SIN. Cloth and HeltI
together With The eo1sbrAted Hata WU
from DunlAp'a, flfth avenue, New MWN
York, being solo eEeut In this city pS,TI|l| -
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i13I Psan.slsuaia G'suuS. ID door iioS fsis,s:n,h