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RY LATiMER q ,LEARY,
- AUcnoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and lin streax
Star Office Buildings.

BrOKNra.
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
Star Office Buildings.
IMPROVED PROPERLY ON THE .IIrv
BOUNDED By l2IH ANDI3IH STREETS AND
Il On MnNDAY iFTERN6oN. hpril is,b
.X!shail sell Lot No 20, in Allen and Fa,ro1er,s
sub OF lots in square "a, improved by a comfort.
able Brick Dwelling, contsni rooms
with notes bearing interest and secured by deei ~
trust. Convey hcing and stamps at pnrchaseris
cost. = 50 down at time of sale.
ap9 dads LATlNER & CLEARY, Aucts.
EIIN CONEQUENJE OF THE INCLEMEN
cy 81 the weather. the above sale is POSTPONED
p pna Tb kS9Af April 18Th lS72 sane hour and
ri LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and llth street
Star ONCE Buildings.
IMMENSE SALE OF FRUIT TREES. EVER
kELIABLE AND Extensive FL0Ris rsiN
a On FRIDAY MORNING, Apri 10 ,s7,
Y:ommeacing at ! o'clock. In front Of our an:-
-tlon rooms. we shall sell the following su perior
e3 eho fTn 81 me iInt trees and eHergreens:
DIV arr and tardard Plumbs,
r aches and Cherries,
Norway Spruce. Whi'e Spruce, aud silver Fir
Siberian, Golden aid ysriegated do
Irish and Swedish jumpers, smlock spri;s.
Shade Trees,
silver Poplars, silver Naples,
y ne rean " k IN, ms, hIrop san Lindens,
"s elgm.sa whiiowi' sugar Naples, &c.
sple-d IRep1 LA1IMER CLEARY, Aue.s.
RY LATIMER a CLEARY, -
s - A., Aue,,onssTs and Real Estate Brokers,
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DRlCE LIST OF GROCERIEs

ELPHONZO YOUNGS s CO.'S.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEs5

Immediately Cured and 4 al Nigor Restored
THIS distressing affection, which renders life mts
ernbe and marriage impossible, L. the peB ,ifv n.id
BY the victims Of improper iBdu gsnces Y1nue -
sons are too apt 20 commit eNc-sses from not bsins
Of the dreadful conseQ nences that NAV ensos
Now, no that understands the subject will prefena
todeny that the power Of procreatiOn is lost sooner
By those falling into improper habits than by the
PRUDENT Besides being deprived OF the pleasure al
healthy offspring the most serious and ie-tructfFe
symptsms Il both body aud mind arise The ystem
becomes deranged, the physical and mental func ion
weakened, loss " progressive power nervous irrts-
biity, Dyspepsia, pa pitaton Of the hssrt, iusf-
gestion, constitutional debilsy and wasting Of tns
frame, cough, CONSUMPTION, decay, and spatb
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AUCTION SALES.

- On THURSDAY, The Sth day Il April, at
o'clock p. IN we will sell, Mt public auction, in
front Of the pr misses, part of Lot No. 9, in
Square 293 fronting 81 feet inches 18th street,
n. W, ard running back 100 feet II 30 fect alley
Terms: One third each; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, secured by deed OF trust on the
tmises. All copyeyanciDg at cost OF purchaser.
500 will be required at time of sale.
apl6-2* COLDWELL & KING. AuGts.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

The Lexington Caucasian reports the
latest edition Of Young America. Atan
exhibition in that county recently, at
the close of n district school, one little
fellow who had not forgotten the many
thumps and slaps received at the hands
of his teacher, paid him back with In
terest when he came to speak his piece as
follows:
ooh, Lord Of love
Gook down froA above,
And pity US poor scholars;
We've had fool |
To teach our school,
And paid him ftty dollais.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09
Shameful Message 10 Congress.
Electioneering In Executive Document.
WASHINGTON, April l!

WASHINGTON, Apr'I ~.
President Grant to day stultifed the
position he holds by sending to the
House a message giving the reasons
which induced the suspension Of civil
liberty in a portion Of the state of South
Carolina, which amounts to nothing loss
than vindictivs and outrageous attack
upon a portion of the country no is
sworn to defend. The document bears
moro of the impress Of the reckless asscr
tions Of a stump orator than the magnani-
nous policy of just ruler, and from the
extravaganza of the charges it is quite
evident that this state paper is prepared
with the view of eng.nderng bitter pas
sions to effect the result Of o political
campaign. Tho broad aud shameful
charges made against the people which
he has, IN the opinion Of many prominent
men of his own party, oppressed unueces
sarily, is only another proof Of the des
perate efforts that are to be made to
secure q re election by arousing hostili.
ties. Tho vindictiveness of the document
caused a universal feeling Of disgust to
pervade tho House, and led some Of the
Democratic members TO stigmatize its
assertions as untrue, and the failure Of any
of the Republican side 10 attempt its
vindicatiou IS undoubted evidence Of the
want Of belief in the charges and their
utter destitution of defence No attempt
was made to debate, but the Democrat.
gave notice that they would at the proper
time entirely sefute each statement made
and would BY o production Of she prooI
show the degrading position in which 'h'
President has placed himsolf The Sian
der-for che message Is nothing else but
slandesovs charges upou the people oI
South Carolina-.is ss follows:
TO the House Of Representatives.:
IN answer to the resolution of th'
House Of Representatives Of January 25
| have the honor to submit, the following
sceamp saiea BY tho repeyt of the AstoV
sey' Gsssrss, 70 whom the rssolutiOD va
deferred:
Representations aaSine Seen ssade 4
as that in certaiA portions Of South Car
olina q condition Of lawlessness aud ter, o
existed, requested the then Attorney
General (Akerman) to visit the State, an
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09


bly, but when she met the suppliaut's
warm and radiant look, and the music Of
the old homo lovo fell upon her car, and
when she saw, as by instinct. that the
whole scene was pleasant to him, she felt
her heart bound with plceful assurance ;
and brushing the fakes Of dough from
her arms. she went and filled bowl with
new milk, and brought it to him
II trust" she said, with a beaming
smile, "that the dust of toll upon my
hands will not render the offering less
acceptable"
No matter what Roland replied. lie
said something, and then he drank the
milk He evidently longcd to linger in
the kitchen, but proprioty forbade, and,
with more Of his real feeling in his locks
than in bis speech, he retired.
!, A few days thereafter the young
banker sought the Judge in his study,
and said, as he took n seat, that he had
vViue udon important business
"l have come,' he went on, "to ask Of
you that may seek to gain the hand Of
your daughter"
The Judge was ngreeably surprised,
He had fancied that Of late the youth had
been growing cold toward his daughters.
My dear boy" he said, "between you
and me there need be no beating about
the bush. l tell you frankly, should
be both proud and happy to welcome you
as my son. Which of the two is it?'
"Of the-tpos ?" repeated Roland,
curiously.
"Aye-is it Isabel, or Ber,ha2"
"Neither, sir. 1t is Kate l want"
"Kate ?" cried the old man, in blank
astonishmcnt. But quickly glad light
danced in his eyes.
"Yes, Judge. Your Kate is the wo.
man l want for my wife, if can win
her"
But, my dear boy, how in the world
did you manage to find my pearl-my
ruby among the household jewels
Where and when have you discovered the
priceless worth of that sweet child ?"
II discovered it in tho kitchen, Judge
FIRST fell truly and irrevocably In love
with her when l found her, with her
white arms bare, making bread. l have
known her better since. 1t is your lit.le
Kate l want"
God bless you, my boy! Go and
win her If you can. And, be sure, if you
gain her, you will gain treasure"
Roland went away, and half an hour
afterward the supernatural light tha,
danced in his eyes told his story Of
success.
And Kate, when closely questioned,
confessed that the FIRST fame Of real love
which burned in her bosom for Roland
Archworth was kindled by the deep and
true element of manhood which he had
displayed on that early morning in the
kitchen.
Of course Mrs. Lanark was willing
though Of course she was somewhat sur
prised at the young mans choice.
Isabel and Bertha were disappointed
but since, at best only one of them could
have won the prize, they concluded, or
the whole, that it was we'll as it was
They loved their sister, and were really
glad that they were thus enabled to claim
tho wealthy banker for brother in law
As for Roland and Kate, their happi
ness was complete; and of all the accom-
plishmehts which bis wife possesses ths
husband is chiefly proud Of that which
enables her to be in deed, as we'll as il
name, the mistress Of his home.-Ledger
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

Gen. Grant allows but too Ngioests
Of cavalry for the protection Of l,beS
Ailes of Tefas frontier exposed 70 seA-
slant ,rruytions Of MEXICAN banditti apd
indian msrsudc,s. Tho arsy 10 en-
ployed in arresrins the fa'nsrs Of South
Carolina and fixing up the South fo' the
presidential campaign. .... ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

Since Anna Dickinson camo out in op.
position to Grant. all the Rsdical papers
have got their backs up, and are trying
to ruin the woman by asserting that she
can't get a husband. This is probably
done ss6er specias executive isstrsctioas.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

admininistratvx IF the .stoto Of GIenr
Sae'er' deceased, oils mako fn.l settlement of
ms administration of said estate At the next term
she Erobate Court o! &iUcoln csSnty, NO., TO
% oeguh and held in yroy On shc second N ON =
425nl7p bIEbRICn WEHDE. adm r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

NJ OTLCE is hereby given thai tho undersigned
In administrators os che estate of Sicorge o
Bowen, dec'S, will make final sostlcment OF he
administration of said estases at tbs next tern
of the Probate Cour of Yincoln county. Mo-. 4
he begun end help in she cours house ut Troy
in said county and state, on the secon@ Monday II
July, 1872.
aplinl5p SARAH J. BOWEN, Admr'x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09
LACLEDEHOTEL,
TROY, MO-
fHORNHILL l. BUSWELL, PrOpr'S.

THIS 10 frst-class hotel, furnished in good
style and its table supplied with the best the
market affords. Strangers stopping in Troy will
find here all tho comforts of home.
The BAR is stocked with strictly primo Iii
quOrs, such as Brandies, Whiskies, Wines, Alo
din, etc.; also the finest brands of Cigars.
npr25nI7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Any gentleman who wishes to bot sI,OoO on
BuckAieW'c election can be accommodated on
applying at this ONCE.
At the last meeting Of the North Washington
Building Association, "a shares were sold Tor
IS per cent
A boy named Daniel Spade bad bis feet
crushed by the wheel Of q cart on Capitol Hlll,
on Wednesday last
when Mr.. shepherd spoke last night Of yer.
mInous vagabonds,n did he have reference TO
Hatton and CranoT
Tho work on tho Seventh street railroad,
completed as 10 allow tho cars to run 10 tho
southern tormlnous Of the road.
The following was the range Of the thOTm ON
eter yesterday ~ Hempler's Optlclan store, No.
tb3 Pennsylvania avenue, corner o. fgur-and'a,
half street a. m, o.; 10 q. m, o.; IL N, III
p. M, 10; I p. m, IA 0 p. NJ, ~ SIP. m, 10.
A few loads Of gravel on tho cAuseWay o.
Long bridge, near the Virginia channel, would
help the bridge, and be u great accommodation
to tho large numbers Of persons Mh9 cross and
How long will II take to examine the rolls al
the Auditors and ComptrOller's oi1ce, before
the employees Of the. navy yard can receive
their twenty per cont Hurry up, gentlemen
the price Of coal and wood is advancing.
Since the marriage Of Miss Mamie Close, o
there SrS several other Young ladies in thS
neig hboFhOod who have decided TO go and Dc
likewise. They may DO happy yet.
who was the lady who lost hat handsomely
trimmed with feathers and lowers which wal
Eighth and Ninth streets by police Ot1oer Of
the Sixth police precinct.
Liberal and Democrats gressional com.
| mlttoos have paid on their employees and sus
pended operations I'LL After the Pennsylvania
rocommsnce work, and Horace Is booked to 81
| South and stump.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04


Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, consid-
cradle excitement was caused In the vicinity Of
the Centre market by shooting ARRAY between
Perry Carson and Charles Irving, an employee
OF the market company, which, however, con.
cluded without blOodshed.
From the statement o { the parties, II appears
that the two, with q party, bad been talking
politics In the neighbOThOOd, which resulted In
a challenge TO nRht. The party then started
towards the rear Of the market, but changed
their minds, and Perry started for q street car
which was standing At the corner OF Seventh
street, Irving following him and applying the
most opproblous opithets, when he turned, drew
\ revolver and hrod two shots at him.
OthoeT Thomas Clemens At once rushed out
and arrested Perry, In the scufiis throwing him;
the oiiiceT In the melee receiving a blow on the
head. Detectives MoEliTesh and MoDevitt
went to his assistance and arrested Irving the two
being taken 10 the Central guard.house. After
entering the station. house they again began a
war Of words, which, however, was soon hushed
by placing them In separate rooms.
The ARRAY seems TO have been the result Of an
old feud Of several years standing, which was
revived by an affair at political meeting the
other night At Island hall, when Irving, who Is
. Boswell man, threw another man down stairs
for cheering for Chapman. This, Of course, OK.
cited Perry and wound up In the ARRAY,
Carson was subsequently, aiken to the Police
UOurt, where he gave bail In the sum Of 400 10
answer the charge Of assault and battery, John
7. johnson becoming his bOndsman.
The trial will take place this morning IN the
Police Court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISER Krrr.

NOEINhA DE NEW AbNkhEiSkNhN THs
LATIMER q ULRARY, Auctlonssrs, will sell on
Tuesday, October 20, at t;So O'Clock, desirable
building lots in the northern part Of Wash.
ingtou.
ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement Of
the commission 10 revise the laws,
THE twenty.third course Of lectures Of the
medical department Of asorgetoWn college
commences Monday, October I.
THE sale by WIN. L, Wall o., auctionoers,
Of lot Of ladies and gontlemon's boots and
shoes IL postponed until Monday, October I, At
10 o'clock 4. m.
THE Introductory lectures Of tho medical de.
partment OF Columbian college viii be delivered
by Prof A. =. A. King.
A STATED coNcLAvH Of Columbia Command.
cry, No. 2, will be held this evening.
TnE regular Republican club Of the Seventh
district will meet this evening.
A REGULAR MEETING OF John A. RawllnI
Post, No. l, q. A. r., will be held this evening
COMPANY o, W. l.. l, battalion, will meet on
Monday evening.
TuE Maryland Republican Association will
meet this evening.
JONI NJ. You've, "a, has on hand large
| stock Of new and second. hand carriages.
HH. wARNER, real estate broker and auo
tIonser, will sell on Saturday, October u, at $50
D. m suburban lots In Mount Pleasant. Also
on Tuesday, October Is, at 5 O'Clock p. m, valu
able property on L street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets; l. street, bstwoon Nine
toenth and TWsntioth streets, and Half street
west, between N and o streets south.
A GOOD bushlinE hand IL wanted In q tailoring
establishment.
TVS Sixth district Republicans will meet thli
| evening. RI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
AWUSENu ENrs.


FofuhouNhas
Sometimes Washington may DO dull for q day
or two; that Is to say, there arc times whom the
scenes transpIring In Philadelphia, New York
boston, san Francisco and other provincial
cities overshadow what Is taking place here, but
for a right down, square sensation, Washington
is always equal 70 the emergency. We can al
ways do something IN the way o. performances
attention Of ordinary people elsewhere: Last
night was the gentlemon's night In this city
The ladies were at home, and We had Il all 10
ourselves. lincoln hall was packed; Seventh
street square was packed; BosWell's wagon was
packed; all the saloons were packets the streets
were alive with male humanity, and the Theatre
A new aud most extraordinary scene occurred
at tho latter place, one quite worthy the pom OF
the historian, and atioTlinE vide scope for the
hPOcShontAs,h by which John BroughGm won
his Immortality, e familiar enough 10 all Amor
leans, as We use the phrase, but Il was wit.
abOrignoes Of the soil. When Burbank, H. /,
IL. PoWhRtan, king Of the TusoarOras, appeared
on tho stage with Ophldlldoc OolOgog, lce-
Cream.SAlOOn Spekak and kOdliVeroil, all In
Indian costume, feathers, war paint, tomA-
hawks scalplnR knives and clubs, the real
sons o! the forest became at one excited to the
highest pitch OF enthusiasm. To them there
was something Infinitely ludicrOus In the ap-
pearance OF these mock Indians and they burst
Into unrestrained roars oflAughter.
The singing, dancing, yelll, gestures, So,
1t was a supreme burlesqus, and Of course they
we're d0g nIS9 Msh lS9gnIsSr when too =;
STaSTs came on The stage he exei,sment Of the
Indians rose 70 lever heat. Mrs: Lone Wolf and
,hs my sI,n ousI mo seaIs ~ A M
because thew bad "nothInT 20 Tsar'' m eomnATi.
son with The richly braided mOccaIins, the
striped stoeklnss, crimson and golden skirt, the
SSsnbJ sonSmspis ~ ths nro'iSinS ninnss abIch
| PnrsbSntas wore Ia them Mia kntis snnsaT .
thai, Vision m ihs bannv hpntIn~ groands. and
ycTv bandsamsIy al IA msisIn hsr naTt ThS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

MIR. Charles II. Ellis, Of New York, formerly
chief engineer Of the New London railroad and
the Vermont and Massachusetts railroad, has
been appointed chief engineer OF the Washing.
ton City and Point Lookout railroad.
Mr.. Partrago, formerly engineer on the BA l.
timOro and Potomac railroad, now with th Q
Board OF Public Works, has been appel nted
consulting engineer Of the samo road.
Mr.. Geo Z. May has resigned his position In
the Census Bureau aud accepted the position oil
assistant secretary Of same road.
There Is no doubt but that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company Is aiding COL Suit In
the construction Of his road. For the last week
Presidents Garrett Barbour aud Suit have been
In daily consultation at tho ONCE OF President
Garrett in baltimore,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

A few supporters OIL q. Hlne, Democratic can.
dldAte for Delegate 10 Congress- held meeting
last night at corner Of PennBylvaniA avenue and
Seventh street. George W. HattOu was elooted
president Of the meeting Notwithstanding there
was considerable opposition In tho audience 10
bis selection for the position.
HAttop got on the old speech which he lnfilots
on every crowd that Is patient enough 70 listen
TO his blaokguaTdlSm
Resolution Green was Afterwards introduced,
and abused the Board Of Public Works and Gen,
Chipman for about an hour.
Or. clayton and others followed, and tho
meeting ad iOuFned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The Board Of Metropolitan Police, at their
regular meeting yesterday transacted tho fol.
lowing business
Charles II, Parker was appointed an addition.
a. private TO do duty in the Fourth public school
district for twelve months,
Charles Steers was appointed an additional
private to do duty at the Agricultural Depart.
ment for twelve months.
Private William Wilson was dismissed the
ioRce for gross violation Of the rules and TegulA-
lions Of the board.
Jacob A, Chase and Albert q. Wall were Rp.
pointed privates on the force,
Thomas Robinson was awarded the contract
Tor conveying prisoners from the several station
houses TO the Police Court for one year.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Meeting In the First District Last Might.
The Republicans Of tho First Legislative dis,
~ noll a. mass hlesIups ~ OI'
dent,
Interesting and spirited speeches were made
by q, j, FufTiss, EdWaTd Jordan, 5. II. VIII.
Lame and Solomon O. brown.
The meeting closed with cheers for Grant and
Wilson and Gen. N. 7. Chapman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The Washington City Presbytery met in
last, and elected Rev. Charles Beach, mOdeTa.
tor, and Elder u, Patch, temporary clerk.
No business Of Importance was transacted,
~ t M. SsIS O 0p a., n,saSH, pTsSSnt ana
meet 10 the North church, Washington, on
Tuesday, the sth inst, at 10 q. N, when bust.
ness Of Importance viii DO brought before the
BODY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The registration IN the Ninsteenth and
Twentieth districts yesterday was as follows
total, S2l. TWentleth dIstriot-Whlte, $50;
colOTed Io8-tOtaI, b5l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04


The vice president OF the Board Of Public
Works has addressed the following to Gob. o.
L, BabcOck:
OCrOnER I, Isfl
GENERAL; The condition OF First street west,
from Indiana avenue 10 Maryland avenue, Is
such as to lnlure the appearance OF the Capitol
grounds and destroy the street for travel, owing
10 tho imperfect grades and TO tho rail track,
which is so laid as to DO obstruction to travel.
II 70 the lntentiOn aud Wish Of this board TO cor
rect these evils by paving tho street, ~ we'll as
Maryland avenue, and 10 remove the tracks for
the purpose Of adjusting tho grades, requiring
the company owning such track TO replace the
present rail with such as arc used by street rail-
roads, which form no impeachment 10 travel. Az
tho removal Of street ObstruotiOns and the Gus.
tOdy OF the Capitol grounds are in your charge,
l write to ask that you give this board your
sanction and authority for this work. and furnish
such suggestions as may occur 10 you In oOnnec.
tion Herewith. We should like TO begin this
work by the 18th Instant, II you concur.
Very truly your Obedlent servant,
A. X. SHEPHERD, Vice President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The sales Of property made during the presen
year, Notwithstanding heavy taxes and dui
times: b. II. Warner, TO Seventh street, al
ways has full assortment Of houses and lots io
sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Last evening the Grant and Wilson club Of
Falls Church, Va, amid much enthusiasm
erected a lofty pole and iiung tne American
llag to the breeze. After the pole raising, by
Invitation, Judge BramhAll delivered a very In.
teresting speech on tho national issues, and was
followed by MIR. William Buxton, who gave
some Interesting facts about both party and men
and argued that Greeley and Brown will be 20
litically buried on the Blh OF November noIt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
IINITED sTATEs pATENT oEgIQE,

u - - WA1HIN0ToF, d. D., Sept H. lsT9.
On the petition Of JuLIuB b. BAvEaE, of SontliBE.
too OOnhSotlout praying for the eEtons Of pat.
ont granted 70 HIN gu the ltth dAy Of December,
i6 and Ftllauod on the ast day Of Jull 1850, for
Y ordered that the testimony In the oaao DO closed
on the tath dag Of November ndIt that the time for
hllnE Arguments aud the EEaminoF'a report be
lmilsd 70 the 99d dly Of November neat, and that
said petition be heard on the nth day Of November
Any psrson MAJ opPO.S thls extension.
SsplSfhpW n D. LE00ETr, Commissioner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Yesterday morning VIM, Clarendon was
caught between two carts loaded with blocks at
DeHolyer's aaWmlll, At tho foot OfFOurth street
east, and had one Of his legs broken and the
other badly crushed, He was carried 70 his resi-.
denee, on Ninth street northeast, and attended
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The great sale VI lots In this a0uTishlnR subur,
ban town, BY b. ~ Warner, will not occur TO.
day, as originally hamed but on Saturday, o.
tober u, 1879