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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
By w. Goddin, Auctioneer.

7 ARGE AMOUNT OF VERY HAND
IL SOME AND COSTLY FURNITURE, CAR
RIAGES, HARNESS, COWS, HOGS, POULTRY.
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-The trustees Of Mr. John r. Bal
lard having sold the farm known = Marshileld,'
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad, one
and half miles north of Richmond, shall. at their
request. sell ut public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the Esd Of April 1872, commencing
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ If fair, II not. the first fair day
thereafter, I'LL ofthe HOUSEHOLD and other FUR
NlTURE belonging TO them, embracing every arti-
Gle usually found In first-ciasS dwelfing-such Us
y. Very superior BEDSTEADS.
BEDS. MATTRESSES. &c.
MANTEL aud PIER MIRRORS,
ROSEWOOD sIDEBoARD, :-.s .-.'.',
Handsome ETAGERE, il. .f
DINING EXTENSION TABLES,
SILvER-PLATE,
CHINA. GLASSWARE, s.".
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
PAINTINGS and ENtiRAVINGS,
HANDSOME OIT-CLOTH. &c.
Also, one excellent Carriage and harness;
Pluton, rs good new three Mich Cows, OF excel
lent stock eleven Hogs: I'LL of the farming implc-
Hents of the usual variety: one neww wagon and har
ness: TWO carts and large stock Of fine poultry;
and many other articles not necessary to mention.
AS the furniture Is al Of the very best quality. aud
IN good order the special attention of housekeepers
from the city Of Richmond and elsewhere Is invited
to this sale rs II Is rare that ut country sale such
elegant articles are 10 he found. ,
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash over that
amount ninety days credit. for approved, endorsed,
negotiable paper. ". GODDIN, Auctionccr.
?. S.-Also, from 10000 to $4,000 lbs. Wheat Straw
apl7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
BY James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer.
Office, No. lilo Main street.

THAT NEAT FRA Me DWELLING
i CNo e2) ON THE WEST SIDE OF CHERRY
RETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AND
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUlLDING LOTS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on WEl)NES.
DAY the nth day of April, 1872 the premises. at
4 O'Clock P. NJ, that comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING as above located, containing five rooms, anu
kitchen with two rooms; all in good order. Lot 20
by 100 feet to an alley. ~
Also, SEVEN VACANT LOTS, located as fol-
lows-viz., two on Cherry street. one on Cary near
Pine street, two on Pine near Belridere street ana
by $50 feet. The described property Is IN that
part of the city which is rapidly improving
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added.
and secured by deed of trust.
ap IL JAMES VI. TAYLOR, buctionrcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
BY wellington Goddln,
huctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXCELLENT STORE AND DWELL
IL ING, AND TWO V ga I LOTS On
CES DE SALES, FOR SALE AT AuCTlON.-At
the request OF the present owner shall sell ut l,l-
April, 1872, at o'clock =. NJ, that excellent STORE
and DWELLING located as above, now occupied by
Mr.. GottleiD Frick, but formerly by Ar. Louis
Gimmi.
The lot has front of lOt fec. and depth OF 1915
feet to an alley. The store aud dwelling are III Eood
order and very conveniently arranged Tor busiicas
purposes.
Also, Lot No. ;. .&xlns feet to said alley. and Lot
No. oXl05 feet IL said alley, and both fronting on
the west line Of Brooke avenue.
TERMS: Very liberal, to hc made known at Tie
hour of sale.
ND IL W. GODDIN Auctiunccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
BY +. ID. t.acho.

Real Estate Agent and Auciioncer,
No Fourteenth, between Main and Franklin streets
TOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-At the re-
a uuest OF the president of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell ut public auction
on WEDNE$DAY april iIth; lsi3; 1t hali1pEa1sst
HOUSES including the large BRICK STABLE on
Marshall street formerly occupied by CARRIER & Co.,
to be removed In ten days. ~
TERMS: Cash. L. DE- EACliO.
nnl5 Real Estate Agent and Anctionter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
BY Moody { Roysll, Aucttonecrs.

SALE OF GROCERIES,
L LIQUORS, BAE-FIXTuRES, &C.-As trustee
in deed executed by 4. y. Lithgow. for purposes
therein mentioned, shall expose for sale ut auc-
a. NJ. mt the store on Hull street. Manchester, Va
between Ninth and Tent, streets recently occupied
by said LitkGow- the stock of GROCERIES therein,
consisting in part of
BACON, SUGARS.
FLOUR, CUFFEES, TEAS,
WIIISkEYS, WINES, SOAPS. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, DESIRABLE BUILDING
Il LOT on Fifth street between Clay and Leigh.
TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS, at $a75
each, near Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops;
DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY in Hanover
county, with good custom. u,, -, RIM
TWO BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOTS IN SID
NEY, on Laurel street; offered low to make quick
DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE. five rooms. on
east Clay street, recently rcmodelled and put iii
thorough order.
rooms, on Church Ili between Broad aud Grace
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE on
west Clay street: large lot
SMALL FRAMED HOUSE on Oregon Ill.,
Church street.
VACANT LOT on Fourth street near shockoc
Fl FFiRSAMEB HOUSE in sidney. Oh Pine street near
Beverley; liberal terms.
BRICK HOUSE, eleven rooms aud outside
kitchen very desiribly located.
MILL SITE AND SIXTY ACRES OF Il MD
in HcnricO county. ten miles from city, very cheap
SIXTY-FOOT BUILDING LOT in Sidney, cor
ner Pine and Cumberland streets.
FIFE-ACRE GARDEN TRACTS. only two miles
from city, ON Meadow-Bridge road:
10lJ Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
AUCrIoN AtEs..Tuture''na.,v.,.,...


Il 1853 By Cook & Laugflton, Anctioneers,
80 corner Governor ard franklin streets.
4 UCTION TRADE SALE OF TWO
~, HUNDRED CASES FRESH AND SEASON,
ABLE BOOTS AND SH0ES-We win sell a. .rc-
ton, ON THURSDAYs April 18th, at iDss I'cIocS 4
at the store OF Henry Guiist No. 1f1s Main street
near fourteenth street, eS''
80, 200 cases BOOTS and SIIOEs
Merchants viii find 1t to theft advantage 10 attend
this sale. n s.rt,s -, ''-'''
1Ns-'s ALSO,
200 SIDES SOLE LEATHER snd
Is dozen HATS. TO lie sold an,-s,<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17

uIHE PIANO-F ORTE ,BUSi-fEffS


I'VE p1ANo; l,ss BUs
l. .,.cr,,rrs ara well prepared for the prosec-
don Of this branch Of their sinsss Tnsy u, are
.ssns,s es for NINA KSAsE IT, bsore two q
s,raiest and best manufactures IN this country or
Europe and are constantly sappsTh win nr a az
low M the manufacturer, ind to reliable parties
easy terms will be afforded in the payment.
Secondhand Planes %, taken ssc, shea Esnd N'
/. Pianos carefully packed. moved. and shipped.
Piano Stools and Piano Covers for sale vii,
Over twenty years experience IN THIS puslIts VIZ
bear them out iii strengthening entire T'h. slaMsaMS
NH Ia Booksellers and Stationers.
S1xrY-rlvE FIRST rR1zEg
~ MEDALS AWARDED
GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MANUFAcToR4
'.., WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, SQUARE
UPRIGHT PIANo-FoRTEs,
BALTIMORE, MD.
These instruments have been DeloIe ue Puoiic ~"
nearly thirty years. and upon their excellence aoe
ettalucd an UNrURCIIAsED PRE~EMiHkSeE "n''''
cronounccs them unequalled III
TONE, TOUCH,
WORk MANSHIP,
AND .
DURABILITY.
All our SQUARE PIANOS have our new I'M
rrovcd OyERSTRUNG SCALEsnd the AGRAFFE
TREBLE.
We would cnl special attention to our late patented
improvements In GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE
GpASDS. found in no other piano, which bring inc
p,auo nearer perfection than has yet been attained
EVERY PLANO FULLY WARRANTED FOX
FIVE YEARS.
We arr by special arrangement, cnaoicd I'd iur-
u;sb pARI OR ORGANS and MELObEoAS Oh the
most celebrated makers wholesale ana retili' at li'c
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES.
Illustrated catalogues and price lists promptly iur
nIshcd Oh application to
WILLIAM KSABE & CO.,
Baltimore. Nd. or to
WOODHOUSE 6 PARHAM.
o,-,,de,yem Sole Agents, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
ALSO.
THO JaiD-EJTTIvR

TERMS: All sums Of gao and under, cash: over
that amount. negotiable notes properly endorsed,
payable In sixty days. bearing eight per cctuln III
tcreSt. WILLIAM AAlBEkS, trustee.
MOODY & ROYALL, huctionecrS. up lI-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
VO PHYSICIANS.
VINUM CIBI EFT FERRI.

no NOT BE AFRAID TO USE THE
- JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POWDERS on your
horses They arc al invaluable alternative and im-
proven so say the best farrcrs who have used thelu
If your horse or mule needs mrdicinr he sure tn get
thcJOCkEY CLUB POWDERS. as there Is no SUD-
stttlte for them. Sold by WOOD Il SONS
apo Druggists. Ninth and Main streets.
NEILLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP HOAR-
wi UOlTSD for Coughs, Colds. IIoarScness, &c.
For sale by s L. DOVE, wholesale and retail.
MOCE!SG BIRD FOOD. OK MARROW,
PONADE. pure and fresh and In any quantity.
An preIardb BY pDLk MILLER. Apothecary,
NH IS corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
NINVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY
n 4 small sun expended III JOCKEY CLUB
HORSE POWDERS for your horse or mule.
sod hy WOOD II son.
NH Ninth aud Maiu streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17

The local of an Illinois paper says tnst ne
doe: not depend upon journalism Tor his
daily bread, but raises hens. When moves
m cnyious rival to ask whose hens he raises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17

EOR SALE PRIVATELI.-We offer for
L sale, by request of the owner, the BEiCk
STORE with DWELLING above, OF the northeast
corner of aain aud Second streets. Tie house con-
ans about SIX rooms and has Rriyins ssrn s on
water ON the premises The lot fronts 20 feet on
Main, with depth of LOO feet For terms, &c. APP
ply to HILL GODpiN.
,D1,-st HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17

TlOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT DE-
Il SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING NO l22O east
Broad Street: eleven rooms; water closet, ward
robes &C.; Kitchen with five rooms; calvert front
and rear. Premises In complete order; Apply 10
j. L. APPERSON, ~
ap1l-st Real Estate Agent and Auetoneer. :
Tor SALE, q FINE FARM, four ana
q half miles from the city. on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. Terms lhe-
80 nPp'' :. w. f. TANNER & CO.,
an Dim ITO south Seventh street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
....f by GrubbS & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bctwccn Main and Bank.

ElcNClllu DctWCtu NliuD Idilh'
TRAMeD TENEMENT ON TIE EAST
Il SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH ABOVE RICH
ARD STREET AT AUCTION On THURS
DAY. 18th April. O'Clock T. ~. We will sell, upon
the premises, the DWELLING situated as above. Ii
has Two rooms, with cellar below and loft also,
small storeroom In front. The lot IS 20 by ll35 feet
TERMS: 1t sale. Ok UBBS i w LLlAAS,
apl7 LAucuohcefS.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I will
L 4 sell at public auction at my Office, on Twelfth
street near Ilain OH SATURDAY, April 90, 1s7o. at
II O'Clock A. NJ. the following property. to satisfy
sundry distress warrants and executions III my
hands: .
BUREAUS. WARDROBES.
WASIiSTANDS. MATTRESSES,
CARPETS, CHAIRS.
TABLES. BEDSTEADS, SOFAS,
LOUNGES, CLOCKS.
TRUNKS, PICTURES, MIRRORS,
SAFES, SlDEBOARDS.
TENDERS CROCkERT.
COOkING-STOVE and UTENSILS, &C.;
WILSON Sc"
SMALL TENS TOBACCO MILL.
New CART-BODY and SHAFTS, &c:
TERMS: Cash a. w. ROSEN.
an 1T-t!s High Constable City Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
WANTS.

WANTED, Il WHITE GIRL to 90 house
w work, References required. Apply AT NO.
40, MARSHALL street between Third and Fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17
ap l8-3t

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We offer for
Il sale those two new handsome FRA TENE-
MENTS OH east side Of Fourth street between Jack
son and Duval streets. They contain seven rooms
EACH and have Kitchens with two rooms: water and
gas on tue premises and culyert. Apply 10
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
an 1S-eodat Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-17

ys,AN-BARK WANTED.-Cash paid for
CHESTNUT, OAK. SPANISH OAK. and
BLACK OAK BARK, when properly cured, de-
livered either at Manchester tannc or at oepos or
NNoN 49, UULST &KING.
,n,,m 1922 Main street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

Oman yI,torIn,, pronerty IA valued Al
sas ooo Soo fr"
'"''OOS0'
- Nilsson bought q 5000 diamond solitaire
In st. Louis.
A,s-., vo-A.. n, sw.o,on 1yo,r,,r, A., =.
6,,hsr ~ ,h a ssIs ~ ~ '"' ''''
'"'N - '1N .. -0'
Conductor NewlAnd Oi Revere disaster fame,
has been reinstatod.
-. pr.t,., .,..,,. ,...,.,,.. of ..,,,.
~. ~ T.n.ta ~ MS S''Siu'N0o ' Ding
0l
- ThOma Scott u reported TO receive tlbO 900
q year as the SUN Of ne united salaries from the
H., NJ, NJ m. ,..r.h., oF IN. N.w
yort h..n,nhis i,og ppoons eoS nty Slsd \,
i,gA 49, sr.ast. "a ~ | n an .gnn.sion ~ IT, ~
~ nn. u" ANe~'' VI VI
wv - ,,,,..,.-
"A. 4. stewarts hotel for women, occupying
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

The very general Satlsfactlon expressed
with the speech delivered oy Colonel H. T.
Boudinot before the House Territorial Com
mitteo on Tuesday last Ia creditable alike TO
the style and temper OF that gentieman's very
able argument In behalf OF the territorializa-
tlon OF the Indian country.
There arc residents OF that section who
iondly Imagine that thoy can continue the
political anomaly by which Immigration V
ostopped and public improvements are well
nigh lntcrdictcd. Upon the other hand very
many worthy souls dwell upon the beneficial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

There arc few persons Of the reading lNb-
lie who arc not more o. less familiar WIN
the thrilling history Of Mrs. Fanny Kelly's
captivity aud experience among the Sioux
Indians, as well e her truly noble and heroic
conduct while still captive, in her success
ful efforts TO save, ~ abundant testimony
,howI, fcobly-mAuned but richly-stored
GoySnmcut post from capture, as well ~ TO
save tho lives and property OF other emi-
grants from the terrible misfortuuos which
had oyertakcn her own little party.
Aside from the value Of Mrs. Kolly's ser
vices In saving against tho trcachsrous
schemes Of hor powerful caplor valuable
lives ns well as property to the Government,
and for which extraordinary courage aud
tact, displayed as Ii was at the extreme baz-
ard OF her own chances Of life and escape,
a Substantial and liberal reward should have
been eheerfully voted to her by Congress al
The time. This lady, who Is a widow with
tho care aud support OF children, presents
and destruction OF all her worldly possess
slons--an ltemlsed account Of which the
chleia and head men Of tho several tribes or
hands who committed the crime and held her
captive, whllo here In Washington In tho
spring Of 1870, afiNed their emphatic APP
proval and Acknowledgements, and In noted
Interview OF said indians, headed by the
great chiefs Red Cloud and Spotted Tall,
with the honorable Secretary Of the Interior
aud Commissioner OF Iudlan Affairs, in the
presence also Of noarly hundred witnesses,
while pointing out Mrs. Kelly ~ their former
captive &c., mado eloquent speeches iu
favor Of her clalm, and sacredly enjolued II
upcu those officers Of the Government 10 sos
TO II that this lady be paid every dollar she
claimed, "for Il wa, just, and they had not
only taken the property from her but they
had had the use and benefit Of II ever since" ="
instructipg the officers 10 pay said claim out
Of any moneys then due or that might accrue
10 their tribes by subsequent appropriation.
There being. however. q statutory clause
preventing the payment Of any claim out OF
moneys by the Department, the matter Of
compcnsating this truly worthy woman was
necessarily slill longer deferred until the
special attention Of Congress should be So
cured. Surely, no moro sacred or blndlag
obligation can, In our mind, rest with the
Government than the prompt remuneration
or reward Of this lady for her noble conduct,
her valuable services and her irieparable per-
sonal losses; and we are glad 10 learn that
the case Is finally resolving, at the hands Of
Congress, that attention II has 50 long de-
served, aud that there cannot possibly arise
any opposition that will prevent carly and
favorable action.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District ofColuuibia
Virginia, North Carolina, and South Gar
olinal
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK RKBUBLIo,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
FANT. WASHINGTON 4 co.,
MIDDLETON co.,
WABHINGrON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FRKEDMKN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST uOp
PANY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

When The tone of the English pross ON the
.ubloct Of the claim. Of this Goycrumeut
against Great Britain was arst communicated
10 this country there wero those among US who
argued that this journalistic Indignation was
the result Of political strategy, having 10
view the revival Of the ancient hatred Of
America and the consequent popularity Of
the Gladstone Ministry. Nor was this Idea
without plausbillty, as the threatened breach
In the Liberal ranks rendered probable die.
solution Of the very ineongruols elements
now In occupation Of the treasury benches.
Itwas argued that defiant spirit In the
Gladstone organs would infuse new life into
the LIboral ranks, and nullify the attempt
which has boon avowcd, Of repudiating the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

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Nan ,es ans en,',s Nih Sn'eh Ne CON
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~, Ai'et shs ,u's,, toaoansna Ne,
so.eas,a ssens ''"o' 70 o1' Aao th'
no,n p,v,,vS-
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ss,- ~. ,.,,'..,.i :, ~. "a = 81 -. -
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PhhFEur sAfEff.-Ths bonds us are nou sol
hs satessoassa y hrs. Ana on'y mortSAge On Al me
p'operV Ana nenuo me Nsrthern fAoiao hAilroAd
OonpanJ' when WI embraces on NE oompston Of the
uorn
~" w iuoa.Asa sih's ., isoao' WIN 'ou'ns
''oos, oana'nsA ena Al o'ner equipmsan
V~INenp'~o thousand Aeres o. Land tosrerJ
nile Of finished ro'd- I'M. lAad' Asrieulsarai' tim
oerea ana mineral Amoonung IN al 70 more than
fhv hhlion Aofes, consists Of AissrnAss sections
reAehins t~enp 70 iorF miles on each side OF ths
track and extending In AbrAd fsrtle belt from wis-
eon'n lhFonsh mo richest portions Of MnnsAotAs
lOtA' Montana, Idaho, Oregon, aud washinston, to
'nset hoana.
While the Go'ernment docs not directly guarantee
me bonds OF the Road thus AapJ provides Tor their
in' aad prompt psJnsat oJ an asrs.s'ed ErAh' Of
'Ahu' 'ne most 'eaAp,' ever conferred upo" great
$50, .a.lso
Ihs ~ ~ vh-rIhs IN, Iua,ees % under me Mort
49,, Tsor,s1n rss,,o,J u ~ a1a '.
III R.IIro.a oon,,,.,v TN, In S,..o,, 80 -,
m.neptv r.pr.,snt m. Ip.r.., Al ~ ~,
ho,d hoia.r. ~ - ,.,.,r, q, =. -,
on lssd al. are u,cd N p.rcLasirg s,d csns.I, "a,
bo,. Of a. ,,,pa,, ~ The, e.D n. houvbt b.fo,,
t,,,,, A No, nor. ,h.n IA ~, ..r, ,,rs,l, 80,
wise ths n,sts Arc 10 ip,,.t ,h. nroos.d. al I.nd
sales in United tats. Bonds or Real E,tats MORTGAGE,
| A. ,,--sa- -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

IT WAS HARDLY worth while for Senator
Conkling 10 make, rs he made In the Senate
yesterday, personal explanation correcting
a statement which did him an injustice In the
editorial columns OF the Chicago Tribune
That journal Is nothing II not unjust and
the singing out Of prominent Republicans
for abuse and denunclaton IL an old offence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

In FHB snNATE yesterday Senator Au-
thony called attention TO the condition OF
the approaches to the Capitol. The trouble
with the avenues TO the Capitol Is this, that
Congress viii not pass an appropriation to
nnIsh The work. Seventeen millions have
teen expended to build ID, and for the last
ten years the national legislature has hag-
gled about Tour or hSe hundred thousnnd dbl
lars IN purchase the ground surrounding II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

sg-"Uudsr the prOvisloaa Of the set Of Con.
Erc-s aPprored FebruarJ -, 1871, Tsrritorlal
Eorernmsut was orsnnlned u the DlstrIct Of
Coluasla. i,s results hare thus tar fallJ real
Ised TIE sxpsrtatious of ~ sdvocates. Upder
The airsetiea ofthe Territorial oaeers, auyrtsTn
ofiuprsvewsats hes hsea inaasursted, bJ MEANS
ef wh'ch ws,hIustou Is rspldiy becoming city
vorthT % ths natlou's capital. The eitizens Of
the p,strict hsvlug voluutsrily taxed then
selves 10 . iarEs smouat fer the Purposs efcoa-
tributlae ts the ndSruueat Of The ssst OF Gov
srnmenA, reoonmssd libsrai appropriations on
the part sf coueTeu, IN order tnst the Govern.
msat HaJ bear It's IuAt share of the sHPsase Of
osrryinE Get . ludieious systsm Of Improve.
meat.."--PresideAf Grenrl MesIeqe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

THnRE Is troublein the camp, Mr. Upton,
in the Senate yesterday, took occasion to
ccnsure senator Sumner as an enemy TO tho
colorod people In pressing his civil rights
amendment. II Upton were Rn "Adminls-
tratiou" Senator this fact would be tele-
graphed all over the country as another Illus
tratIon OF Executive intolerance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
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Bibles, Catholic and EPlsOopAl Prayer Roofs. Mstho.
dist Pres0TtshAn and BApust Hymn Books. stand.
aIsOKLI,AN EOUs and q UVRNILK GIFT BOOKS,
ha.dsomog bound aud lllastrAlsd, osmss and ToI
bums, Pookslbooks and ouiisrfj Gold Pens and Pen.
f;ss'. :ss iss q di SVsT so Al SSsf
lumlnatsd TeHts, Notices and Orogssa WrtiBs
Dcshs, Portfolios, Ohsss and Che7s Boards. BAof'
sioSE q French and vissas b FlsUY o60bs, al
CRAnDEiL 4 nIIsln,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
Dyeing.

OLDEST AND LARGEST DYEING AND sCOUH.
" ina ESrABLlSHMENf IN THE DISTRICT.
byihe MetTOpOlItA an Mechanics Ihstltute In 1881.
Ladies Dresses, BhAuls, Ol0aks, Ae., cleaned in
the bost mAnnsT, u desired without Hoping Vel.
In Stys Unsurpassed 10 lAa oountry, In from two %
tNont -four hours.
DTess Goods, BhaWls saoquss, RIbb1ns, Piums-
KID Goyss, 40, Genps OlOaka. OoA,a. Pants and
Gusrantosd . Be- he bsst paos In the District for
thp cleaning of Gsnusmsa's Oloihlns.
EyspthlnE AppeFtAininG 10 the business prunptiJ
Goods rSosIysd sad retained By empress.
r0'' Om0' "0' w r. wHRATLEY,
jAn9Lu PrOpHotOr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
NEW BOOKS.

-'THE Member TO PARIS. By TrOls EtOIls, p,ios
THE hYsTERY OF oRorvAI> By Emile Gab,.
Two fLUEGEs FOR A PEARL By Mortimer
EzIR Id sEE, " b, W. L0eLhsr!j prlSs Is ssnt..
AUNT JAMES HERo, By II. Prsp,Iss. cloth price
stD
TRlBUNE ALM AHAO, for ls72I pEtSs y cents.
=, ,Ansnuo MonihlI, Hs,get's Maealise, Le.llss Ia,
Al the MhgAL6es 4o., for FsbIaAEy, and oompists
wedding ordsfs prom ,tiy aud shnlfuIy sEsoutsd.
JOHN a, PAhkkH.
bH Seventh atresa. cor y, ODD, Post Once.