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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

The Republican convention TO nominate
Delegate to Congress, held yesterday at Lin
coln Hall, was In many respects remarka-
BILE political gathering, there being larger
number of representatives present than al
any previous convention, five delegates hav-
o. ing been elected from each Of the twenty-five
districts. The body was composed Of we'll
known, earnest working Republicans, men
who carry with them the respect, confidence
and support of the people, and It's proceed
ings were characterized by the greatest har-
mony and good feeling. OF course there was
display of laudable ambition, but il imme-
diately ceased with the selection OF officers,
as was shown by the Subsequent proceedings.
The fact that the delegates were chosen at
primary elections secured an honest party
expression, aud no greater compliment could
be paid 10 our present Delegats in Congress,
Gen. Chapman, than that out Of the one hun
drsd and eight members present-two being
abseut-be received one hundred and FIVE
votes on the FIRST call, and before the result
was announced the remaining three were
cheerfully changed for him. This shows the
appreciation In which General Chipman's la
bors In behalf Of the District aud her ln-
terests arc held. The members Of the con-
vention, made upo men most likely to study
and criticize the actions Of our Delegate, saw
in him most at representative, one who
would do, as he has done, all within his
power to guard aud advance the interests OF
his constituency. They fully recognized the
services he performed during the last session
how increasingly he worked, and how the
best Of results followed that labor; and as q
reward for his devotion they again placed
him in the field, assured that his past ser,
vices would win for him the approval OF ouI
people.
There can be no doubt Of his reelection,
no matter how many mag be placed In oppo.
sltion 10 him. He boasts Of O record which
hardly q single Congressman has made dur.
Ing fret term; his Views have received more
than respectful attention; he has been In,
dOrsed by his follow-members time and
again, and the impression he has made upor
the House Is one that will laSt-one that viii
result in still greater beneft 10 the District
The platform adopted Is all that could bt
desired. The principles It promulgates com,
mends II to every honest and progressive
citizen, and from all such 1t win receive q
most hattcring Endorsement. With our can.
,didate in the Geld and a harmonious organi.
zatlon the campaign opens in good earnest
and II therefore behOOyes every true nembel
Of the party to do his share towards the sue
cess of the ticket.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

PERSONAL,
- Mrs. stowe Is at Saratoga.
= Rarnrd TAYLOR Is in Berlin.

- Mrs, stowe - 81 SRrhtoBhs
Bayard Taylor is in Berlin.
- Anna Mehllg Is IN San Francisco
Camilla Urso will return to the United
States from Europe next week
Harrison Reed, Governor Of Florida, is 50
Tiously III nOar Jacksonville.
- Somebody cruslIy suggests the Bingham.
ton Institution as the proper place for y. GratE
70 pass tho rest Of the Time before election.
Horace Greeley win retire to private life In
November and engage In the cultivation Of
india rubber Watormelons.
- Miss KAto Field has been engaged 10 write
Tor the Paris Amcriean Register, a Journal Of
special interest TO Americans abroad.
"A forty. nvo.lnch dwarf, twenty. three years
old, and Weighing Just a pound 10 the Inch,
lives at Milan, Tcnn. . ..
Mrs. W. J, Florence, the actress, will no,
return TO this country with her husband, but re.
main In Europe another year.
the eldest daughter OF rbsophiIe uautIel
10 the best musical critic and teacher Of tho Chi
neso language In Paris.
Boss Tweed has bean sued by a "litsrary'
man, who wrote his life on condition Of being
paid $40 for the work.
1t Is said that Gustave Dore Is In bad
health, He has done too much work, and pays
the penalty Of that ambitious error.
- The San Francisco papers say that Josie
Mansfield has bought house In that city, which
Stokes trial will let her.
"A daughter OF Lester waIlaok, osq., Is
lying dangerously III on board his yacht, the
OolumbiA, At Newport, and the vessel has been
takon into dock.
After Dominic Roche had plunged hIsdIrk
into the yitalS Of Henry Carr, the latter lay IN
:. " stA \. I h9ohe went 70 him, and Oarr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02


Gen. Banks has written letter declaring
that In the coming Presidential campaign he
cannot support Gen. Grant and the Republic
can party, and giving In his adhesion to Mr..
| Greeley and the Baltimore convention. Those
who are Intimately acquainted with Gen.
Banks will not be In the least surprised at
this action on his part. II Is very well
known that he has been for some time Of the
opinion that he should be In the State De-
partment instead OF in Congress. President
Grant and the majority Of the statesmen of
the Republican party put unfortunately a
lesser estimate upon Mr.. Banks and his abll-
tiles Than he did himself, and hence his letter.
Gen. Banks Is q soured, disappointed poll
uclan, Of lnordlnate ambition and excessive
vanity. He labors under the Authorization
that he Is not appreciated; that tho Republl-
can party has not done for him all that 1t
should have done. Here Is where Gen.
Banks makes great mistake. There Is no
man in the country who has been and h
more thoroughly appreciated than he. The
Republican party gave him lis vote for
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
Republican district has again aud aguln sent
him TO Congress, The Republican party
made him, To It's sorrow and eternal regret q
major general In the army. That Gen.
Banks has not received greater rewards and
larger honors Is solely his own fault. It has
done all for him that consistently with lis
selt-respect and with It's principles II could
have done. That he Is only the chairman Of
q committee instead Of an honored and
trusted leader, high in the party councils,
respected instead of pitled by the party, Is
solely his own fault B
During the last five or six years he has
fallen to his present humiliating condition;
for reasons which we do not care to partlou-
larize. Tho Judgment that the party long
ago pronounced upon him he has just justi-
fed. During the last decade he has demon
strated two thlugs--his failure as soldier
and his failure as . politician.
The secession Of Gen. Banks will not in-
'1uence many votes In Massachusetts. His
condemnation Of the policy Of Gen. Grant,
which Is the policy Of the Republican party,
of the party that has dealt so lenlebtly, so
tendorly and 30 generously with his many
faults and failings, Is, TO say the least, unkind
and unjust. The party will march on to VIC
tory though hundred like him should falter
and betray. II has survived the detection Of
Chase and Of DOolittle and Of johnson. In
every Presidential campaign It sloughs of a
dozen or so Tecreants. A year or so hence
Gen. Banks will be just Of as little account
as tire traitors Of the past.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02


1t lie very evident that somebody is going To
DO badly cheated II Mr. Greeley shall be
chosen President. The Liberal Republicans
who nominated him at Cincinnati assure
their friends with the utmost confidence that
they alone are 10 receive the fayOrs Of the
new administration, and that the Democrats
will be made to take back seats. The De.
mocracy, on the other hand, seem TO be
equally confident that they themselves win
run the machine; that the Liberal sorehoAds
do not amount to anything, and are too In
significant In numbers to be taken Into con
sideration. The New York World justlfies
its support Of the ex.editor OF the Tribune
upon the ground that bis election means IA
Democratic cabinet Mr.. Sumner, who, It
Is to he supposed, knows something about
Mr.. Greeley's Intention, declares In his
recent letter that at Is lido TO say that the
election Of Horace Greeley as President, with
Gratz brown as Vice President, both I'M
chaugeable Republicans, will DO the return
OF the Democratic paIty7to power. In the
organization Of his administration, and in
the conduct of affairs, Horace Greeley will
naturally lean upon those who represent best
the great promises made Of equal rights and
reconciliation at Clhclnnatl.n Now, we con-
fees TO an inNbpltyto reconcile these diverse
opinions on this interesting subject. ABOUT
which there ought not to be the slightest
doubt In the world, and, Rs.we said, can only
come TO the conclusion that somebody will
be cheated. ,
The, question IN which q large portion Of
our people arelnterested just now Ia, who Il
that somebody The people Of the suutl
who think with Jefferson Davis that III
lost cause is not al lost evidently betieyr
that Il ID not they. Their support % To-
genuine and enthusiastic 10 warrant the con
trary supposltiou Tor moment. They q
not dream Of deceit or treaehery In thel
candidate. ellis success they argue, wi
be the success Of Democratic party In til
North. II he "a elected, the Democrat
statesmen who were IN constant eonsultatio
with our commissioners, In 1854 At RiegaT
falls, who plotted the DESTRUCTION OF Yanl16
cities, who formed plans to Introduce pest
leuco into Now. York Who founded The Aoe
city Of tho Sous OF Liberty and supplied d
with arms for lhsPurpse'of making, tebe
lion " nc rear al these men VIII come ini
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02
TnH rALY NATIONAL REpUBGn AN FRIDAY AUGUST 2 lS1a


After much delay and consideration the
passions and prejudlces Of Senator Sumner
have triumphed ovor his sound Judgment,
ancient record and political consistency, and
he fully commits himself to the enemies Of
Republication and national integrity. The
fall Is great and deplorablo, but II has taken
place. and the greatest sufferer byit will be
Senator Sumner himself Ills appeal TO the
colored race to follow him into the foul en-
brace Of the c&-slAve holders and ex-rebels Al
the South, and the most hateful and unoom-
promising Of the copperheads at the North,
will be of little avail. The bllpdlng power
Of his passions cannot be transferred to the
colored people, who know their iibcrators,
and do not forget that Il was the Republican
party, In, spite of these copperheads and
present allies OF Senator Sumner, who de-
clared over and over again In their vexatlon
that the emancipation proclamation which
set the colored race free was not worth the
paper upon which II was printed; who stood
at the front as the defenders Of their rights
and the champions OF their freedom. No
this the thinking portion Of the colorcd race
cannot be made to forget under tho sophlstry
Of this disaffoCted and able Senator.
Mr.. Sumner says ut Is also idle TO say
that the election Of Horace Greeley MS Presi-
dent, with Gratz Brown as Vice President
both Interchangeable RepuIlicans--will be the
return Of the Democratic party to power.
On the contrary II will no the inauguration
Of Republican principles under the safeguard
Of a Republican President aud Republican
Vice President with Democrats as ayowed
supporters more hollow piece Of sophis-
teal nonsense than this was never uttered by
intelligent man. Indeed, II Is the height aud
depth Of absurdlty. Horace Greeley stands
no more show OF an election without Demo-
| cratic Endorsement and votes than he docs Of
recovering the public respect he has lost
through his apOstacy without showing works
meet for repentance. II elected At all-which
| II Is to be hoped wise and just Providence
will prevent-it will not be BY Republican,
but by Democratic votes. Unless he proves
himself rs great on migrate when elected as
he Is apostate now, he will respect and honor
and reward the power which elected him by
a full and unconditional surrender to its be-
hests. This will DO the inevitable consequence
Of his election, aud the logic which sustains
this opinion is as sharp and conclusive as
that of Lord Dundreary when he accounts
for the dog wagglng his tall--Decahse the
tail Is not strong enough to way the dog.
The Democratic party which elects Greeley
will wag him Of pleasure after bis election,
and it is simply prcposterous for any one
and the more so for one go eminent In mat
ters Of thought as Mr.. Sumner-to contend
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

Yesterday morning we made the offer to
print the names Of all the'cOlored men In this
city who are willing To announce that they
approve Mr.. Summers course, and, with him,
recoAmend their colored brethren through
out tho country TO vote for the candidate Of
the Baltimore convention, BY way Of reply,
we have received a letter, from which the
following Is ap extract 1--WE, therefore, are
willing not only TO announce, but to affirm,
our readiness to accept his advice aud follow
his teachings." Here they are:
David Fisher, ST.,
William II. \. wormley,
j. J. Ketchum,
John A. Gray,
James Wormley,
George d. johnson,
R.W. Thompkins,
CAris. A. Fleetwood,
John II. Butler, jr.,
William J. Wilson,
II. W. Browne. s.
Seven Of the Rhop signed their names to
the letter asking Mr.. sumner what they
should do. -Four Of them are new men.
Nov, we renew Our offer to print the names
Of as many additional sumner coloTed men
as may be sent to us. Now, turn them out,
aud letitis see how many OF the ten thousand
coihrsd voters IN Jhis city stand by the Mas
saehusetts senator. = ..... .,- 2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

'"a The dispatches from North Carolina arc
extremely meagre, and II b impossible to
say with certainty how the battle has gone
The tenor Of the Associated Press dispatches
10 another column indicate Democratic gains
10 several Of the towns, and seem to give the
victory TO the opposition. large portion Of
the State is yet to be heard from, and Re-
publican victory Is by no means impossible
or Improbable. There can be no doubt that
the tactics of the Democratic party during
the hast two or three days, the wholesale In
timldAtlon that has been practiced, have de-
terted thousands Of people from voting Full
returns need not however, DO expected. be-
fore tomorrow morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

In virtue Of writ Of dsri yaeias issued from the
Columbia, and 70 directed, will sail, AZ public
fS iof cash N tTYpt q ths oeu5 HOUSE door o. ssd
At oeloof, m all defendAnts TiRhi, title, ciAinl,
vii, Va, PNtt o. toasqe IA 10 n M civ M s.h
ngton, D. o., beginninE for the same AZ the south
ming thence east along the line Of north stToel %
sst inehssi thence north ~ feet o public alley
north 10 feet; thence west feeti thence south 10
feet thence wet u feet inches, thaneo south 20
feet thence west ~ feet thence south 20 feet to the
line Of said street and thence east with the line Of
said street y eot 70 the place Of boGinul toGathsT
with all and Singular the lmpIoyemonta thereon Ia
tbs eiV Of WAahIngton y. o. Seized and levied upon
a. ths property Of a. H. l. and will hs sold 70
ALEX. SHARP,
iIAlld ...... U.R. Marshal ID. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

In virtue Of writ Of Hsri IaeiaS, is.usd from the
i0s s S sSpsss SSa S ss y pSs ~
ale e! cash. 4 r99. q the gcst Hoess door q sAld
~ o'clock m. all dsisndanis Tiaht, Title olAlm and
interest 10 and 70 lot No 49, In subdivision Of tqnArs
No SD North II street. between North Capitol and
First streets east together with ali and singular the
improvements thereof, In the city Of Washlngton, d.
u, aeEed and loyied upon the property q Robert
sherlock and wife. and will be sold 70 SATISFY eHeou.
tion No. 9,S6a, In favor ofBhdGat DYER,
JaO dads u s. Marshal, b. b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

IEDfL,RuBBHR TRIES, tits stated, occupy
a belt of land around the globe for hyq hun
dred miles south Of tho eqhnlor.l These trees
yield on IN average three tablespoOnfnls OF
sap adRyt and dal be tapped Tor, Eenty sue
cgssite seasons They stand 30 tlQse 70 each
other That ono man eau ghther the sap ron
i eight hees. In a tract OF country thirty
miies long and eight fHileb wide 4hetb have
been iorty-three thousand IndlH. rubber trees
counted. In Europe and tho Unitad statel
there are one hundred and hlty mRhuiac
OF India rubber goods, employlng 1--WE hun
| drbd operatives eaGiI, aud consuming uveT
ten million pounds Of gum every year
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

In virtue Of two Wrta Of sri aetas Issued from the
Qlerks Ohes Of the supIsms O31Tt q the District Of
t aS ~ tSS oSyt H ss ooP st
District % MONDAY, The 5Ih day e August, lsl9,
and Interest IN and 70 north half Of square No, 10
the city o. Wanhinaton, d. q, together with Al and
ulnHuaf the improvements theroQn seized and levied
upon a. the property Of Brook Maokalt IT,, ard vi
b sold 70 hAtlhF eHeoutlOul No Nos bn and bllO IN
~ wv T7- ALEX. SHARP,
Iylb-dAda 80. U. 4, MArshal d. D.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

1-JTHE PruBsian Government has pnbilcly
called attention 70 the prssehcs Of tfiehin6
Ia hams imported from the United stales
waf1lpg purchasers 10 abstain from them
aud broadening the sellers Ylth cTinipa
proceedings NV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02
BTSSSSfE ns:Ss..I .Ira.i 4 E.sS a.ss ::
AT- AUOTInN-LOT -lSH5I, ON -OAPIT0i


TRUBTRES,S SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
HI kVSTHgiFhihRS s qSrR oR2Pnf, QRAsFElroL
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated January I, lsll
rec Tded In Lber 635 folio 90 ADD by direction Of the
holder q the note secured thorebgl will eel 81 pub
lo auction, On tho premises, on TUESDAY, August
around lying and being IN the oltl q wsshinEton, p.
o., being parts Of ots ons % and seven eenI u7J In
square %, bsg1niIg for sAd partS Of s.id lots y
teten'y nine lD feet north from the southeAat cor.
OF raid lot number aud Tunuing thence north
point in said lot numbered II, and the centre Of
2fool alley laid out 70 be forever kept open IN The
Eso9rded sabdylsou q lot number two, % and sald
lot IL IN eAid square, thence west through thu centre
Of said alley n loot thence south u foat on lna
parallel With the line Of said First street. aud thence
eAst n feet by and with line parallel with tho Hoe
Of North h street TO the heeinnlng. T
Terms Of hAle! One third oaah balances 10 GlI and
t.eiVe months with interest a. the re q t9n pr
The pIopenyi elgO down Nhea the propeIy y atruek
Oh. 6tampa and oonyeyAneinG ~ purchasers coat
II the terms OF aAle not complied with within five
days from the day Of sale tho ruatoo reserves the
ht 70 Iessl the property at tho risk and cost Of the
iyIStd [stAIl GRERN WILLIAMS, AuslS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02

CT, JOHNS ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA
- The thirty.iouTth Annusl assalOa 81 this sobool
will commence September 2, II Il Of hlEh-aehOol
grade, and Is under military discipline, thgrt drill,
form s cadet gray, tdnmPd with black, With silt bat
tons peculiar To the school Thsro Arafn courses Oh
pAratna. and eholoe cabinet % minerals Aid small
noWsbApoT, The "AcA1amy journal" Ia puhllAhad By
the ttudonts Thsfs ace also two litasrJ Socisties
And sohool nbrATy Of thonaAnd volumes Board
and tulton, $3.50 io- aeaalou Of ten months, ffom
which deduo'lon Of $40 viii bs made 10 slndenIs
reading IN tie District Of Columbia yho spend rstr
day and sunday at home aud have thslr Waahiag and
NEEDING done there, send for OatAlogns TO, =
Au2llutSspl PfIncipaL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02
PRoPosALs FOR PREDSINo MAR PETERs
lhlTED bIATHh EhuINEEh OIHiCEt
THihD Story, URIoH BANh BUmbM0,
fATBTTn sEhEET hE4h oHtigts, ) (

IL UhlEED bTATHh EhuINEHn OlHICEt 90
THthD SToRY, UNtOH BANh BUILDING, [
fAYErTE bFnEEIi hEAh OHAiqE6, 4
/. e.. O.. ? BALTIMORE, MD, July 8, 1911
Proposals are invited for DTsdhpE and IsmovlnE
about lo wv cubic Yards Of Sand, Mud, Ao from th
south ghandei ftee Approximation liver near Peters
Pfppossle si state bjoS per JsId Tor material msG.
haFed In Boowu, lnoludlnS tIcavatl1n and removal
Kind and hnlnbot Or mA0hiuea piIp0sen 70 10 used
tintoi hegintAng aysrAga daily amount Of sKqAyA
sfop0saa, 70 30 sealed, "a duplicate, lndorusd an
odtlids on lorna iuIBishsd from thh ohls Gooufn
panlsa In a Bony of lhia AdEuftlaaIu6uk viii Ia -
5siyod until noon VI AgRntt7ie2 and VII DO apenef
Ia aVO muuea theTdait6f 10 pisA6nco 81 inoh blddS
- may wish 10 be present.
Tue right to reject any bid Is T0BoTySd
Fofms oi propofala, aclhqatops And Ahy other do
jhiS MllOT 81 DhGineSis, U, y a,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02
Books and Stationery.

DHLLP 4 B0LOMOUS HEw BOOKB.-Om ole
! blue BQoki Containing Register q Omoefs and
hgents, Uyn, Military and Naval, IN the aarvios Of
ne u1itsd state, showing The STATE or Ierritory
from Whioh each peraon wae appointed 70 once, the
Stats Or country n which he WAs born and the com
pensation, pay and smoiumsntA given b. each. "
gether Win the names and ooupensAuou OF all pIiut
~ smnioIsd n Ooeqres. Or Auy Depart isst q
omqef ~ the oovgrnment Complied ana printed
me Jepassle y kglsrica. useful And entsrtiln-
ing book. Hdltsd By Charles LAnmAn, American SEQ
rg,au Jepanole Iegation a Waahlpg,on. . 80.
., sMlss92g4 q Pain. BY james Hinton, author Of
Table and Isssnds q MANY Countries. Rsnderod
,Igsmsps az snd Times Il wesley. Vol. D. Dom,
plating the work. e7bO.
The Midnlght bky Familiar Notes on the STAR
agd Planets By Fdwin Dunhin, Of the Royal Oh
,Thq. Secret Hl..org the IntsrnAt'onAiS BY On
RauEhlpg II BIZ Mara Twain. Another supply. ssbo
OHOQuETtn several styles, from $40 70 VII pei
set All the improvomsntsi best duAlity, rubber
ceated balls, hard wood mallela, 40.
BOOKSELLER. and b,i,on.S. ilIi Ssps' svsnus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02
RYE. u; WARMER, Real Estate Broker
between d and II streets.


TRgsTEEs SALE OF PEsTRABLE TWO,
!sEyyEMEH STREET, BEfwFEs i AND D
- ~ virus of = deed Of trust 10 me, dated Sep.
ssnessE n ISL, and dnJ ISsOrdsd II LeSS *:
d be premises, 70 The highest bidder 90 THURS.
Ss ~ 81 nS
bored nine hundred. pN0,l bounded p follows Be
seysnah street si;t Win North o.Tolns sysuus;
hundred and plnstsep feet 2 81 alley Isp foe. two
vide sn ss ;ia s1 s'p " s
and aiIteen one hundred and pinsteen fedt TO the
place Of beginning, together with the Improvements
Tsrms; oue fourth cash balance In sl1, twelve and
~ lS: " oa tS per- SspV"I ssmps
veyaBcinG At the cost Of the rurohAseri eluO down
So re iii sSn .sT.u Ssis &. s
the property will be rosod q the sh and cost o. the
aiSs ssoSsgG O''O'b IL WARNER. ESdtiSs Stones
w-THE ABoyR SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
~ TUESDAY, August o, isTl' g. S SsIs hour and
ijSSsOGds tstArI An. wARNRE, Euot.
BYH C9LEnIAS;,r Asss.,sss:r p.,,.,,,,,,,
| aVsaue.
Par,Is. drollnluE Hou.sE or business viii Bnt
q - their ADVANTAGE 70 call on me, ss viii par eaaf
Tor he EooaA q cell =, Pahe sgei9S a lSg ne
| DAY and "a TURDhY. = ; uhTEsT-
THE COURT HAVING DISMISSED THE IN
i junction, the sale advertised beloS Eill iah'
pHU Gii8S sSLE OF HOUSE AND lot, No
4 9eIs; Old Nc. % kstree. notthwesllby virtue q
q as Hs' . s1i' S G e The ApS r. &
| Of record In The Rooordst's Once ~ the supreme
| COURT Of Washington county, DlstIioI Of Oo,nmbia
Llbor X q y, No 2, Folio El I shall. for the puT
and 10 ASodrdAneo with The terms Of std dssd
proceed - sel public anolnu, 70 the highest bid
der, on III NhDAY, 4 pRust -, 1873, at hAlf past
p, N N fair obeyWtAe Die GER fair das, a. ~ III,
propstty oonyoysd In sid deed aosaribrd lot No
In square 8, OF the plan Of thu city Of WAshinGtcn
with all and sipgaai the improvements thvrvob, 10
houscs, situated on X, between T~untJ stIth ant
| TWenty-seyenth streets northsesh
Toms Of rAis; 81 800 oAsh, balance ia one and tW
TsarS with deed trust and approved personal
ritz 10 secure deferred payments.
| RHLiN "A, BALTFR, Trustees.
| Il. ID, WILLIAMSON,