davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
4 BY E. B. Newborn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl4 Min street.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENE-
Y MENT ON OREGON HILL FOR SALE AT
AITCTION-On TUESDAY the 10Th Of March,
win sell on the premises, ut half-past O'Clock r. NJ.
that very desirable BRICK TENEMENT No. 6l2
Church Street. Oregon Hill. containing three rooms
fronting 1914 feet with an alley in common with next
tenemct) and running back 100 feet. This property
is now renting to good tenants and presents good
chance for Investment.
TERMS: One-third cash !: balance ut four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest add
ed, secured by decd of trust.
NH I5-tds f. r. NEWBURN. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18

~ REAT AUCTION SALE oF Ola
" MoNDs, GobDsArD SILVER WATCHES,
aorp CHAINS, CORAL AND GOLD JEWEL
RY, OPERA AND FIELD GLASSES, FINE FINE
PLATED WARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUT
LERY. sc.-EvERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED
TO BE AS REPRESENTATIVE will offer the
above stock of
STRICTLY FIRsT-CLAss GOODS, )
c.or ,sc,,-t,o,vn establishment on Broadway, New
York nj anctiorl, without reserve, commencing gu
TUESDAY, Sinrch 10Th, 1872 mt oa A. NJ, ana 10 TX
continued until NIL are sold: ,,,o th,s
ladies especially invited to call and examine this
splendid stock: ,,ox-n.v ,sorch 18th.
"'o"' va COOK & LAUGHTON,
,,, 100, Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
TOR SALE, SMALL BRICK HOUSE

TOR SALE, SNAIL BKICk HOUSE,
4 five rooms, Kitchen with two rooms, very desi-
rally located. and on liberal terms. -.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS III Sid
ucv. OH Federal street.
BRICK HOUSE. with six rooms, on Church Hill,
corner OF Thirtictl and Franklin.
BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT in Sidney, on Pine
street. corner OF Cumberland.
VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING, five rooms
and passage. and kitchen with two roons OIL Church
Hill.
ONE-FOURTH OF 4 SQUARE in Sidney. on
Laurel street, corner of Cumberland.
VERY NICE LITTLE BRICK HOUSE, with Tour
rooms. on west Clay street; large lot.
FRAMED DWELLING adjoining above, with
large lot.
street near Fourth street.
CHEAP FRAMED HOUSE, four rooms and pas
sage, on Dover street, Sidney.
e~' L. B. NEWBURN,
81, lola Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
BY Grubbs & Williams
BY GrubbS % WIDlnIHst -
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
eleventh, street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" GOOD DWELLINGS AND A. SMALL
FRAMED HOUSE IN THE CITY OF RlCh-
M0SD At AUCTION.-In execution Of decree
OF the Chancery Court Of the city OF Kisnmond; en-
tered on 2ad November 1871, In the causes or Ford
and ais. vs. Ford and ais and aCayedos adm ndas
signed commissioners thereby appointed VIII sell ~
arctIon upon the premises respsetyely IN the order
mencng mt half-past O'Clock z. NJ, the following
REAL. ESTATE, Of which the late Larkin Z. Ford
died sczed-to wit:
corner of Grace and Twenty-nlnth streets. occupied
by aIr. w. T. Wesswood, having four ro Ta be-
sides a basement. The BRICK DWELLING adj
ioning the above recently occupied by Mr.. Fletch-
er, having six rooms and kitchen. Each Of these
lots front 80 feet on Grace street
A small FRAMED BUILDING on the east side OF
Elm street to Rockets street. with lot 'front.'
ing oos feet
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with In
tercst adden. and the title to be withheld until the
notes are paid and conveyances directed by the
court Join y: SIEGEK,
THOMAS J. EVANS,
Commissioners.
GKuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH 18
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
DOR SALE, THAT VERY VALUABLE,

lux SALE, THAT V Eh1 Valuable,
n DESIRABLE, AND FJNELY-L0CATED
FARM ON JAMES RIVER, In THE COUNTY OF
CHARL ES CITY, KNOWN AS KENNON'S, OR
WILSON'S LANDING.-HaTing determined to
change my occupation, offer for sale on very rea-
sonable terms my FARM, called kennon's, situate
directly James opposite the Brandon estates
ACRES OF LAND, of which about five hundred
acres Is open and the larger portion under cutiva
tion The lands good and susceptible OF the highest
Improvement, for which It's location affords every
advantage. The Improvements consist Of dwell
ing with eight rooms, beautifully located an office,
NIL necessary olt-houses two tce-houses Ilc, barn,
stable, web of excellent water, and large store
house, andwaf at which the steamboats, stop daily,
and Mt which there Is post-o tce-in fact, every
convenience and induccment which n farm on lower
James river can offer. <. !.
NH Lott JOHN {. WILSON. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
.i1;rSor 's.ATr...rs Isssrs bays.
ga BY Richardson A. Co.,
{ Aucttonecrs and Real Essste Agents,
No. 1ffa Main street.

"a SNAIL FRAME DWELLING AND
~ saT M CHIRCH HILL FOR SALE BY
AUCTIOE.-On THURSDAY tile slst instant ~ q
O'Clock shall sell by auction on ne gren nrses OF
r. r. n SMALL FRAME DWELLING with TWO
stories containing four rooms; and LOT ironing ~
yrrp,Is fnetfird cash the balance in six and
twelve aoutIs, with interest, secured by o deco OF
trust. 8 hiCnAnl,oV9N q n0s,
NH IA keal EsEfte AuctlouoxIs 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18

AFTER THE ABOVE
i sale Of Dir. c.. c. McRae, commissioner, VIII
offer, by request Of Dr.. John f. Friend, NINETY
ONE AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND near the
lichmond and Danyilc railroad, adjoining the Muir
CHS land. sa 70
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at sale.
NH Il-tds D. 4. WEfSIGER, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
BY d. K. Welslger, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE HUN
~ DRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES (MORE
Or Less OF LAND ELGHT NILES Fk0M
MOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. lmNE-
DIATELY At BROWNS SUMMIT, AZ AUG
TION.-By virtue of decree of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county at the February tcrn 1877, In
the ease Of NJ Z. e L. j; Dnyal e. Sarah J. Duyal,
ct ais, will sell on TUESDAY the 5tll day Of
March, 1879, on the premises, at ls O'Clock d.. the
LAND mentioned In said bill and decree. About
fifteen acres lie on the north side of the railroad,
balance on south side; about fifty acres In original
ipine and oak) wood close to the siroad- about
twelve to fifteen acres arabic balance underground.
Improvements consist Of small new framed dwelling
and fencing.
There are some very pretty building sites, and
would suit persons desiring to go u short distance
from the city, as the trains stop daily, and run at
convenient hours. 1t will be divided to suit bidders
Persons can 60 By the OILS A. II. train aud return
by the p. NJ. train. p
TERMS -One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months In bonds with interest added,
and title retained until purchase money Is paid
{. G. MCRAE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted byD. Il. WEIslGER, Auchoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
by GruDbs i Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
,-,....,.,,.1, 80, -.at tot,yopu Main and Bank.

DRAINED DWELLING AND LOT ON
Il THE NORTH SIDE OF JA AGRSRN BIZ aT
ATrTIoS.-Un MONDAY the 18th day Of March
at haf-pst O'Clock T. NJ we WIN sell upon s tne
Maria Ciarkc It has five rooms and a kitchen. The
We invite the attention Of persons OF moderate
means to this sale. -.1.
TERMS: At the sale. .,,,o,o.-e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
MILLINERY.

BONNET, TRIMMING.
q NECK and SASH RIBBONS 80
Is VEf.VET RIBBONS, NEGk-TiEs,, aud
BONNET SILKS, SATISS, nEi.s Et .SpS "a,
: -'A sTRAW BoSSETS, and LADIES' and Chill
DRENS' HATS, trimmed and untsimmodi
6 and I'm connecting warefooins'
as WHlTEGoO
Linen. Enbroideries, Eaees. Net. Collar, Se'f'
- Handkerchieis, Yelling, Hcad-N ets. &c.
Nos. a37 AND $50 BALTIMORE SrREEI'
!. BALTIMORE, MD.
These goods are By as or ~,
cash directly from the European and Ansas,ss
unesIaiipsi I'm variety and cheapneSs Ia any
Orsers alled with care, pronpsssess aid tssaA's
20 a1-e0dl2ts 50 10 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18

lust IN TIalE.-5O0 boxes l. A Z Il
u RtIsINS-whole half, and quarters; So a,ats
new Smyrna FIGS; rs boxes LeSnoIh S.rais new
Zante CURRANTS; 10 cases Valencia okA Na;,
IS boxes Messina ORANGES; sSsp g1Ses MISSILE
LEMONS; Is barrels Albemnste PipftSS. s+rea,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
REAL. EsFATE AGENTS.

REAL ElSFATE A9IEM1E4ss 49,
WILLIAM CoUILING. Z. B. MEADE
DOUBLING g. MEADE,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS
saia 1901 MAIN STREET,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18

4 Ill Kinds or jon WORK NEATLY
~ ExNnI!TED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
NE HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE, February IL, 1872.

POTOMAC ROUTE. February L., 1872.
TIP DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-Sreet sta.
" ton. Richmond. at 500 A. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strcet station.
Richmond, at sas 2. NJ Except on Sundaya)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street sta
ton, Richmond, ut $3.50 P. NJ. Except on Snndaysj
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Strcet Eta.
ton, Richmond, ut 2:17 p. Nj.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street Sta
ton. Richmond, at s:so a. " except on Mondays)
Broad-Street station, Richmond, at SAP 4. n. lex.
cept on Snndays.)
ACCOMMODATION IRA IN runs to Mfordon
Travellers bound west uid Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will by taking the 500 A. NJ mail hence connect
with the 4:25 p NJ train at Relay House, on The Ba
more and Ohio railroad. BY the s45 p. NJ they will
connect with the 500 A. NJ. at Relay House. on the
same road-the former being the quicker Inc for
4 SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with a passenger
car attached, will be run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY Of each week, leaving Rich
mond at Gas A. NJ arriving at Milford at l2s P. N.
Returning, will leave Milford ut NJ, and arrive IN
Richmond the same day at 6:24 2. n. Fare the
same as on the accommodation train. mil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
CONTEMPORARIES.

>~>o>o>-o-~~~-~~--~- <>C~c>>-N'~
HAVANA ORANGES.
one hundred cases Just received BY
PIZZINL
For sale wholesale and retail. niD .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
POSTPONEsIENT.

The above was postponed on account OF the snow
until TUESDAY, 18th instant, af the SAME time and
place. c. c. MCRAE, Commissioner.
%. K. wEIsIGER, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
y
SIN VI
RICHMOND: AND YORK pIvFp
lt FAIL r O AID. = s en-
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS AND THE rRAyr,
$3.50 Ling PUBLIC.
y TRI-WEEKLY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE
st PHILADEEPHIAt NEW fYORE.1r,
AND BOSTOS. AND TO ALL
q POINTS NORTH AND
IS III EAST. WEST AND b 80 d
s. NORTHWEST. s$5 8;

Passenger trnin leaves Richmond ON Tuesd,x.
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2. 81, counecf;n.:
Captain L. W fMEEMas, for to a sf5MSaNIA
points, touching at the river landings and ar,isdI
In Baltimore on the following morning in Tine y
connect with trains north and west. 80"
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
Passenger train leaves daily Except Sunday 70,
West Point. " $3.50 - ~ ~
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. e,No. 90 IJ,,,
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS. 4,
r NJ, arriving In Richmond at II O'Clock The fo,.
thirty minutes to transact business and dine beors
the leaving Of the trains South. 's'oio
Freight train, with passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FridaYs.'
for local freight between Richmond and West Pnint
STAGES carrying the United States Mail A.
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and Fridays for Tappas
hammock and all intermediate points. ''H'
days at clock A. 81 and Fridays at o'clock 4. N
Fare Fare from from Richmond to Mi Rera
Fare from Richmond TO Burlington. .......,.. "a
Fare from Richmond to Malkerton. ............ 50
Freight received daily, carefully handled sn NJ
promptly forwarded. Through bills OF ladins gwen
to all points. -.
From Richmond to Baltimore. On
From Richmond to philadelphia. Is
From Richmond to New York............... 10 :,
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail ......... II *
From Richmond to Boston via the Sound..... Il e
WILLIAM \. BRAGG, Superintendent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. 90 Light
j. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Richmond.
n. ii. HorcnKIss, Travelling Agent NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18
! aIi1rIaa aAIEa--r uss.re ISL.

Nv Cook q LangfIton, Anctionee
.orv,sr M f,oyernor and franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18

4 9
| Freight received daily, carefully handled and
promptly forwarded Through bills OF lading gwen
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

From an Interesting letter In the Phlladel
phia Press, writton by Its capable aud intel.
iigent correspondent here, Mr., J. mcfarland,
on the subject OF improvements sud the
much abused Board Of Pullis Works, VIC
take the following extracts, which will well
repay perusaI Us tho opinion Of an intelligent
gentleman temporarily resident OF our
city
"SsTiOnLly speaking, do nc: know OF q body
OF mon holding rssp0nSiblo onnelAl positions who
have been 90 peTsfstently and Teehlesaly ma
lgned A. this same Board OF Public Works,
They arc all Republicans, appointed by Presi.
dent Grant, and the oppOgitl0n 10 their admin.
istratlon Gomez almost entirely IRON the DemOc.
gTGmne unquestionAbly Is 10 throw blamo UPON
tho Presid0nt, and 70 make II appear that hlG
Naturalization 10 corrupt throughout There
u an el0ment h0r0, which ID, perhaps, common
" AL elites, opposed 70 everything Ia the BhApo
q Improvement In Washlngton, however, tho
disease, II may 40 term II, "a more violent than
! have seenit elsewhere. Probably this arises
MhG are constitutional gTumblers and natural
bOGoheads.
The men, Tor instance, who originated ana
conducted the investigation into the conduct of
inc Hoard OF Public Works before Congress
last winter, (which, ~ you are aware, resulted
~ triumphant VlndicaiOn OF the bOard,) are
Without any status In this community, 10 DO |
8ure they rocsiVod, 10 some extent, the support |
of few property. hOlderA who oppose Improve. |
ments because they are too mean 10 pay taxes |
taen who would DO forever Batianed with uDDaVod 1
Streets, and who think gas an lnAayAtIOR on the
penny-dip candle. But even these
men DO not associate with ana would mot trust
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

DRowNING MEN catch at strGvs. The
Greeley organs arc making great ado over
the letter OF ex-Goy. Curtin. Now, we have
read this letter and can Gud very little in It
calculated to give aid or comfort To Mr.. Gree.
ley. Mr.. Curtin does not ayOw himself for
the Liberal candidate In November, but con-
fines himself entirely to State questions.
Curtlns position Is somewhat similar To that
of Jno. W. Forney, except that he dOes'nOt
declare himself on the Presidential question.
II October shall, "a she certainly will elect
the entire Republican State ticket, they will,
OF course, be on the winning side In Noyem-
Der. In any event we believe they will be on
tue winning side. They are both playing
rather sharp game in the present. canvass,
but It Is hardly one that will meet the mp.
proyal of honest Republicans either In Penn
sylvania or outside OF II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

the reIormers' whom they put forward TO pull
chestnuts out Of the IRE Outside WAshlnEton,
where they are unknown, unsophlstioated peo.
pie might DO led TO suppose that they amounted
70 something, but hero no such mistake can be
made, They are neither men Of substancq nor
Of character; and bad the matter o. tmprlflnE
the capital been LEFT TO themi " would % tQnny
the uhsghlly and unlnyitlnE plaoc u wee prior
10 the war, when AmericnAs we're hahamed n y
and foreigners Hnocrcd att
of he Roam n Pn6iia Work. 70 say that Kiss.
andof II. Shepherd u the head and front OF y.
II Is quite natural that man IN such po4l.
tlon, especially with will q bis 9vn, ,hSSld
provoke opposition. Mr.. shepherd Il still
young man-about thlTty.eight, think-and
he hopes to live long enough 70 soc the national
capital, bis native city, the handsomeet 10 the
he I occupies. Endowed with powerful consil.
tuition, ho Is capable Of great deal q hard
work, and az vice president Of the board be gels
enough of It. He Il q man Of enterprise AMI
PLUCK, never afrald.to assume HttlS rSsponsl.
bllity where he thinks II necessary,'ant always
ready V take the consequences: As an oxecu-
I'VE 9osr MT ShsPeers TsIlnds me ,s.y much
people In an hour and dispose Of more buslness
than would occupy N. attention Of some men for
Zine consent Of Congress to ALLOW the new
form Of government was but hall tho task. The
all.pOwetiul and indlspensabls 'flnewg Of war
had 10 be raised The 'old oorp0rauon' was
system Of improvements II was necessity to ne.
Eotiate a loan Of tl0olOOO. raAatlOh here has
always been light The proberN-oInerg hate
compared with other eltieSi aud when u vas
proposed 10 make a small advance % the old
rates In order 10 improve the city d course
there va, a general howl Win All ths feeh.
| taxes on properly here are not one bait what
they are In Phlistelphla, and NhllB you hove
| nothing 10 show Tor your immense debt but your
| eomplete system on severAFe the hest snpply Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

/, THE Nation says Of government and reform II
New York city that "Mr Tweed Is still al
lArge; Mr.. Hall be mover been under arrest
Mr.. ConnouJ politely but irmly FefuseS to 90
subI,ss aAsdI Mr.. oArdOza, In bis relIrSment,
enjoys very largs income; some Of pIr. FIsk's
effects at tho house Of Miss Mansheld have Just
been sold AFTER Inspection BY some I'VE or ak
thoHaand persons DIR. Jay Gould Is among the
richest Of Christians In the whole world round;
Mr.. OBrisn's and MT Bronnan'S deputies arc
still industrious In their calling, VlTtuous, and
at peaesi and Mr. Barnard receives 'sympGtby'
from judges Of the Court Of Appeals and the
editors Of inoOrTuptIblS jOuTnAlS.r II might
add that all these WORTHLESS arc Greeley men
aud they are waiting for his election Us ' signal
Of nFeloTIn.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

In the Greeley organ Of tits city yesterday
there appeared a long account relative N
affairs In Texas, In which It was rspreseDt al
that delegations are here rupr esentlpg IA
President Grant that unless certain troops ara
withdrawn the stats will 20 against the Re-
publican ticket in the coming election.
Now, the truth Of the whole matter ia tbis
There are no allegations here from Texas
and while the people are mmicaI to Davis
they have nothing to say with regard to the
Presidential campaign. 1t is true that In alI
the legislative districts there are tickets mon
which the whole question comes In upon the
impeachment or ,nou-lmpeachment of Gov
Davis. President Grant has positively de-
ollned to Interfere In this matter at ALL He
eayos Il entirely with tho people, and while
here Is n strong sentiment against Davis It
Will have no effect whatever upon tho Presl,
luntlal question.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
RERIsrER.

We again urge our friends to register. It
costs but moment OF time TO do so, and 1t Is
duty, sacred duty. Neglect In perform
ing 1t Is almost criminal. The great and
growing interests Of the city arc 10 be pro-
tected aud maintained. In lis development
aud progress there must be no step back
ward. The vital interests oil the Republican
party In this District arc also TO be nurtured
ana cared for. 4 neglect TO register will
%,Ereyent O citizen from exercising voice In
,ro,y p :, IN a. The polls. We trust that
v'''S hePunt 60. :. NshO does MA vote In
lh" dinerent States will register WIN 10 ana y,
take an active part In the ensuing election
We believe that every true Republican clerk
viii do so. Improve this opportunity TO req
lister. The last registration in tho Fifth
ana SpA'h districts occurs to-day. Let every
trus Republican, every resident of the WeSt
Erd who desires to sec our District flourish
a. 1t should, see to it that he performs hIs
Irst duty rs voter to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

"THE TRUE WAR PARTY oflSol Il the tTua
peace party nOW."-TTibuRt.
This Is about the coolest piece Of lmpu-
dence that has been printed during the cam
paign. Mr.. Greeley was for peace ON any
terms In 1891, aud for two yeArS before that.
He was 10 favor of letting the cotton States
20; he argued that they had the clear and
lndlsputablo right to. go II thcy felt so In
cllned.
Count, over the list of the war mon In
1851 who rushed dDwn FROM the North and
the East aud the West to stand by the aag
whenever Ii was threatened with dlshonOr.
Count the brilliant galaxy over and see where
they stand to-day. In one sense, but In
sonse far other than that In which Il was In.
tended by tho Tribune, the war party Of 1851
is the peace party now but they do not train
with Mr.. dfeoleYs motley crew. Graut aud
sherman and Sheridan and Dix, and thou
sand others, were the true war ineu even
years Rgo as they are the true peace men Of
to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
$500, 1000
Cash Distribution.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AFFIXED FACT.
September 2S the Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.
September 20 the Day.

THE vast sales Of peksts already made, and the Il.
L oreAAing demand for them from ali quarters, hAy.
Concert for the bsneht Of the Public Library OF
hhsa!Hsky LdysEti.sd iei sHtuIday, September
Jay, Without postpohem6nti the MANAGEMENT
now nothaA all Who expect to participate In the draw
Ing that theJ should hly their tioksts Al once DsiSy
ior few days caused many who wanted tickets At the
oononrt ln Deoembor last 10 80 without them. home
living In Louisville waited uutil sales were closed,
RscunE, no doubtI . poatponOmsnt, and then offered
hoon. twenty and twenty dollars for tickets
which the day before were offered 70 purohAsaru At
the regular price. Othera living a. q distance sen
hsTo Aitst sals were closed and bad 10 be sent back
These dlsAppolntnanls need not ooouT again n the
warning now EiVBn IN due season Il needed.
The drawing will bggln Proelsoly a. D O'Clock
SATURDAY hOhNlkU, beplenbaF IN tsTa, In
oontlnuo until the one thousand Htits are drawn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
orY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.

OHANOEHY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE,
AID LOT ON y BLhEkr SOUTH, nETWKEN
FIRST AND bHCUnD sTREKIB EART, IN THE
1lrY or WARRINGTON, AND TH1nfY-HOUR
ApREB OF LAND TIlRKE AND x HALL
MiLK5 NORTH on THE CITY AND A. HALF
HSp HsI9hf pisTEsos so fs6 MI fB nD sFS.
ENTH sTRkEr ROAD AND A STATION or
TuE POINT OF ROCKS RAILROAD.
By yirtuS Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed 10 the cause Of William
r kilsJ against MTs. Mar nAlhsT's hsiis, No, 9Oa
a public Aus'on 70 the shsst bidder, 10 front Of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the Ist dAy Of Oct her,
le71 81 O'Clock y. m, Lot No 49, 10 the Subdivision
81 sguAre Nc, lSst improved BY = hno three. story
hRlCk DWELLING, nearly new,
On I'll tuesday, the I'd day Of October lSll, At
hGp9r, lately osoupisd BY Port sooum, on the Rock
Oreek Uhufeh Road, three quarters Of q mile from
seventh street tuTnplhe, and within lev nom snts
walk nf tho station on tho Point OF Roeks Railroad
Ihih land IL vel adapted for fAfninE or gardening
II lies IN most healthy and Oollent shbOIhood
been subdVidsd Into lots Of from 70 acres each,
on saoh q which hno building Glles. II will be
sqld IL whole or parts a. mag bs most desirable. A
plat Of the property can DO seen By application 70 the
AuotiOneor or trustee.
Terms q sale = prescribed by tbs decree One
interest from the day Of sale, secured BY the pur
ehAsoI's notes and lien ol the property sold. A
deposit Of saw the house and lot and 500 on the
uhol8 land 90 go oaoh lot will Do required when
ths property y sold. All oonTeYAnoinE, btAmpA and
TeeoIdlns Al the purchaser cost
the date Of so tbs trustee the right 70 70
soil At the Tisk and cost II the debating purchaser
". X. WOODWARD, rustic. /,
sepls eodbt ID, N. WARNER, AueL