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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-23
Herring, Farrell & Sherman,

25l Broadway, cor. Murray ST., Y.
FARREL, HERRING q CO. Philadelphia.
HERRING d CO., Chicago.
HERRING, FARREL Il SHERMAN,
New Orleans. delsesb
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Private dispatches received yesterday from
omaha, NobrNska, state that at the muni-
cipal election held there on Tuesday last the
Republlcap ucket was elected by large ma
jOrlty. An the officers, except the city mar
shal and The police Judge, arc Republicans.
In order 10 chow the feeling OF the people on
national politics In that section, II Is only
necessary TO mculion two facts; First that
this city has always been very closes second,
that Upton went there, and during tho caul-
pAigu, which was spirited, made several
Democratic speeches. His position Is doubt.
lees appreciated by the Republicans whom
he claims to representa-.
DUmSo the Polk campaign Horace Gree
ley, II we mistake not was very fond oI
printing the following lines In the Tribune.
They describe exactly his own course at the
present time
"windinz In and winding out,
lie leaves the people all 10 doubt,
whether the snake, by bis track,
IL going West or coming back"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The INTELLIGENCE from Spain does not
give much hope Of permanent peace In that
country. Amadeus, the King, seems TO be
alex aud tired of the politicians and the par.
ties, with their constant intrigues, their ever.
recurring plots and revolutions, their utter
lack OF honor or honesty or patriotism. We
arc told that he would as lief resign and re-
tire as not. He seems to be a philosophical
sort Of a prince, not very ambitious, prefer
ring private to public life, devoted to bis
family, kind, courteous, not strong man In
the sense iu which We usually understand
strength. The political excitement at the
present time seems to be very bitter and In
tense. Charges of conspiracy and counter
conspiracy arc freely and openly made In the
public prints. The Government party ae-
cuses the Radicals Of being In an intrigue
with the Republicans against the dynasty,
which the Radicals as vehemently deny.
Spain appears TO be drifting Into revolution
revolution which may give Republic to q
people who are perhaps the least lifted in the
world for Republic,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

SlI or seven sessions OF the com mittee OF
the House asked by the friends Of Secretary
Roboson TO investigate the charges made
against his Official integrity Ly the New York
Sun have been held, an immense mass OF tes-
timony has been taken, numerous witnesses
have been examined, and thus far the prosecu-
ton Is q wrctchod JidSco. Dana and his
ToOmbs lawyer have been In nconstaut attend
anco. They have been allowed the fullest
scope and latitude 10 make good their charges;
the records Of the Department have been
thrown open 10 them; they have been afforded
every opportunity and facility to prove what
they boosted In their disreputable newspaper
they could prove, and have failed to chow
that there Is the least lrregularity in the Navy
Department. The witnesses by whom they
expected TO prove fraud and corruption
when put upon the stand, every man Of them,
unanimously testify that everything has been
done in accordance with law, and that the
branch OF the public service which Il was
alleged rocked with corruption Is managed
with signal purity aud ability.
Secretary Robson stands acquitted on
every charge made against him by the SUM-
and that without producing a single witness
ON his behalf. That diSreputable paper called
him the great robber Robeson," and de-
nounced him as having made "a million dol
lars Not particle OF evidence has been
Adduced In 4 hundred Of columns Of testl-
mony 10 show that he made q solitary cent.
On the 9Th day Of last month, Dana in the
sun wrote that the Secretary Of the Navy
"hal become rich by robbing the people OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

In 1858, when Mr.. SchurE was running for
the United States Senate 10 Missouri, ho was
exceedingly anxious to heal the differences
sparin Z In his denunciatlon OF the gentlemen
who, like himself now, were then intriguing
and conspirlng with the enemy. The follow
ing Is what he wrote about them TO the Han
nlbal Courier ...
cit frequently happens that men whose per.
sonal expectations have been disappointed mag.
BY ASsiduOus persuasion arrive nnsily az the
conc lusion that those who have been more for.
tunate in obtaining recoenition By the party OF
er unworthy men. Our watohfui opponents Gre
apt to take advantage Of this sort ol mental dis
position, and 70 bend all their energies upon
fostering tho elements Of discord. In this way
men who originally mean to do right are led q
cooperate with them in damaging the cause
which 10 entitled TO their support, Every mau
sss ss s,,, s ss sas SsS
on his guard In this respect To become too
In the hands Of the common enemy is about the
lowest point Of political rosPectAeiiity membei
Of the Radical party can reach In this crisis
whatever his personal grievances may be-"
Mr.. sehurE's portrait Of himself has thI
merit OF rare fidelity and truth. # would
be hard to describe his own course at the
PiS'SNh hhV h hoaV ueeihb iauSu1so hah
that which he himself pcnned four years ago
His personal grievances and dlsappolnt.
ments have 90 distorted his political vision
that he can sec no good in the AdmInlstra.
ton, and as 1t cannot be broken down In any
other way than by the overthrow of the Re,
publican party, we hnd him "atool In the
hands Of the common enemy, the lowest point
of political respcctabllity that a member
can reach In the present crisis"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Tue DIsIIH0UIsHBD COLONEL THoHAs P.
KSor, QUO Of the principal editorial writer's
On tho New York SuR, and formerly con-
nectsd with the detective bureau of the
Treasury Department has arrived In town.
The object Of Col kuox's visit naturally OK
cites curiosity. 1t Is thought by some that
he has been summoned here by his plraical
chief 10 help him do little IN the blaekmall-
ing line while he Is in the city, Col Knox,
we are certain, cannot be used by Dana IN
thlsway, he ~ too honorable andhgh.,oned
q gentleman to do anything Of the kind The
other presumption, that Col. Knox Is here
merely 20 Introduce Dana to his friends on
the Island, IL probably more correct
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
Sewing Machines.

0FFIoE AND Sal rs. ROOM KEYaTpNE sKw
" ING MAOHINK, 1909 y BfRENr,
chine In u ore,
TIE KEYSTONE. In all tho requisites Necessary to
ApeFigot ulng HAghlua, hsa no uqual
hold on monthly il6tailfugnta hausfaoiton SOAR.
sad,
Oall and see Pro Lniklua Champion Needle, At
teohod 10 Any ssslng ml chine,
nhTim uonSfAl AEents
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The Io,od PeIla Blade nominates Hon. @.
y. Hoar, Of Massachusetts,, for Vice Prcsi-
dent on the ticket with General Grant, and
urges his nomination on the ground that II
would tend to conclllate the Labor Rcformers
and secure their support for the nominees Of
the Philadelphia Convention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
ToTFICIAJ ]

'''''''" 0"' wlsuiSaros, Msrgs II, isii
Hereafter the 'fau.dreSs uniform for Oc.
cdsions Of special CEREMONY" "he ndl-dress
UNIFORM for general duh" and the "seruioe
dress and uRdiess uniform" for naval con-
strictors and assistant naval constructors
shall be the same respectively, with the same
arrangement Of lace and ornaments, IA for
tho officers OF tho line with whom thcy hold
relative rank, with the following exceptions,
Wis
Siecue Ornaments stars shall be
omitted, and dark violet cloth shall be worn
around the sleeves between the strips Of gold
lace.
shoulder S,raps.-A sprlg Of two llvc-oak
leaves and an acorn, embroidered IN gold,
Gas per pattern In the Uniform Regulations
Of December 1, 1900, shall bo substituted for
GBo. ". RoBEsoN,
Secretary Of the Navy.
ApjurANr GEsIRGLs OTYIcE.
w.suIsoror, March %, is7a.
Horse equipments will not hereafter be re-
ported In complete SETS, but the complete
parts composing the set will be reported sep.
arately.
The monthly statements Of seryicoable
stores on hand, The quarterly returns at arse
mails, depots, posts, and In the held, and the
annual inventories, will designate each part
set complete will consist Of the follow
Ing parts, ylE:
One saddle, (Which includes two stlrrups
two sirrup-suaps, six coatstraps, one car
blne-socket and strap, aud one glrth.)
One curb-bridle.
One halter.
One pair OF saddle.bags.
One surcingle.
The following articles, not being embraced
In the foregoing list win not be considered
rs called for when requlsltlon Is made fo
complete sets Of horse equipments. II will
therefore, be necessary 10 make special men
| tlon Of them In the acquisitions when desired
They win also be taken up and accounted fol
under separate headings on the property re
/ turns, viz,
/ saddle-blnnkets, watcring-brldles sweat
feathers, cruppcrs, hltcblng-straps and snaps
spurs and straps, nose-bags, lariats, side
lines or hobbies, plckot-pius, horse-brushes
and curry-combs.
When requlstious call for complete sels
the parts comprising a set as fixed by TIL
order, will be Issued aud the invoice VII
state the number Of sets, consisting Of -
| (here enumerate the number Of complet
parts Of each klnd.)
| By order Of tho Secretary Of War.
| Z. d. TOWNSEND,
| Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The SILENT COLLEGE AT WAsHINGToN.-
The current number Of Sori6ner's Monthly
contaius carefully written aud exhaustive
Illustrated article, entitled THE Silent Col.
lego ut Washington" on the National Deal
Mute College. II Is from the pen Of mem
ber Of the present senolr class, Mr.. A. @.
Draper, and In every way reflects great
credit upon is author. Mr.. Draper gives a
comprehensive description OF the indoor
and outdoor life Of his associates, the system
under which the studies arc pursued Bnd
the general management of the Institution.
Tho article eau be probably read by all,
and for WashingtouisnB, who are proud Of
the success OF the college, Ii will have
peculiar interest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The Tribune calls the Philadelphia con-
ventlon The ofice-holders' conventlon."I
The convention which Horace Greeley pro-
poses TO attend might DO called 'The once
seekers convention"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO MAKE Jacob whitolaw Reid cup.
port the Administration Pay him e25O .
month, as he was paid for advocating Mr.
Chase against Mr.. Lincoln In 1861.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

On the petition Of AAnnTIE SAITH, 0i IthGcs
Now York, administTAthH Of GeorKi II, Smith, De.
esA,sd prayins tor The eIisnsion o. patgnt sTagt
1883 and fsisau q The Fth DAY Of nsosmbsr, lsB1
for an inumsbmHrt Ia Railway hWita 49,
u nrdargd ina the tastmpnI 40 thg case bu closed
on The Bh day ~ Jans next that the tins
for hhnE arguuIo onta and tha EHamnHTa report he
lhnitsd 70 thr gbth la n Jane nest, and that said
petition bo beard on the % day OF July neHt.
Any psTs0p may opRPse this extension.
BpfTh3W NJ, d, LEd0ETf. OommiIslon0f
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Hon. Z. NJ. WILSON, ex-member Of Con
gress from Minnesota, was elected, on Tues
day last mayor OF the city Of Minneapolis, by
a majority Of 500.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO MAKE the Pirate" support tho
Administration; Let him levy on the Navy
Department and blackmail every Federal
Official.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
GGcBED OATs."

yEkV sUBEHIoR sEKD OATS Ia stOrs and fol
SLo6R .ad al Eind, Of TERb AluSn on hand
and Tor sale In hts To suit, By
WM. M. GAIT d co.,
mhn Indiana avenue and First street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO SATISFY Greeley, Make his
brother-ln-law, Cleveland, naval officer Of the
port Of New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO MAXI Samuel Sinclair support
the Administration, Pay the Norman Wizard
gun claim.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO MAKE Crano support the District
Ssfcrumont Make him messenger to tho
Board OF Public Works, or anything.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO MAKE sehurz support the Admin
lstratloui Make his brother-in.law, Jusson,
a collector OF Internal revenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
TTNlfED sfATEs PlrENT oFijoE., !,

On the petition Of HIaHI 4. RohIhTt, 81 Bostop.
MASSACHUSETTS, praying for the extension Of pAtsnt
granted % HIN % NJ Ah daJ Of August isos for
IT'S ordered that the testimonyin the case bs closed
90 the 33d day Of July no1t, that the timo foT
hng arguments and the EIaininoT's report bo limited
70 the % day Of August neItl and that said pc.
ANY person may oppose thu eItspalon.
ADEI'hlg M b. LFGGElIT. (iom mIs.ionar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO MAKE the Chicago Tribune sup
port the Administration; Put Horace White
whisky ring.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
RY LATLnIKR 4 HLkAFY,, IEae,lOHesr' I,.c
Southwest corner Penn. iVo. aud Eleventh st.
TSys5EEg saEE OK n. DEsEsAsEs Ss sEsv TsBsv5P sEB R
FiI1fhh FinI1hh kkThkkEFF ksikEFF witsT, hsTwfRN ! AND u

MAJ, KsTAfE ON TiiE HAST kIDE on
sFRlkfs soRrl, ~ fkIS SifY; ii s..s,',.I
bs.ias dsls On tss tdlh dsI q Aggust A n ls.9
10 IAber No 6l1 folio lGp, aud by direction Of the
Treesursr of the "first Cooperative BnldBg Aslo-
wEDEKsDkY, The 17lh daJ Of April, .isii, a. q
ocook d m al that oortAu piece or parcel Of ground
situate md HisE 70 the city q WAshirsion ,sd
lssIsoi 4 sSsg the South tysntg c5 fset iIeet b
numbered hye hundred and fourtsen, (6ltl and more
particularly described follows Baainnlag for the
the Aouthueet OF said Iot and runninE
thonoe north With Nth street west tNenty gl feet
thence eagt one hundred aud twony O9Ol fegt % an
alley thirty lsst Uids, thsacs Solih twenty t) isst
and thsgds west the place Of beginnnG. together
With the lpprQvemoRts thereon, l.l,-.., .
Touna 81 Sale One third oAAh, OF Whioh qA0 must
ee dspoalted ~ tbs tiHs % s.s, The rs,ians 70 b
tlahlsen monthA Thsae tsrlna musl be oemplled
With In ave dhga fluua the a4o otherwise tho trus
tees may Advortnl and reaa tho propoIy ~ the risk
and oost of the doianlng purchaser. DeieTre1 pay.
trust On the plsmlasSi ana ali oonVsJAnsinE and
stamps a the cost Of the purchaser.
HRN1tY "A. CLARKE, / n.
WILLIAM A, EkNWICHJ trustees
mhn5-sodauAds LArlMkRA OLkAllY, Aueta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Mr.. GEoRGE b. LINCOLN, who was for
merly postmaster Of the city Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, under the administration Of President
Lincoln, and who Is also q distinguished
friend of DIR. Greeley, who Is willing to be
anybody's candidate for the Presidency, on
any platform, has arrived In Washington for
two purposes: First, he has q commission
from the twenty Republicans In New York,
who lately signed call for the Cincinnati
convention, 10 canvass the House and Senate
for the purpose of ascertalnlng who are and
who are not In favor OF the Cincinnati move
menL and Of procuring list Of their names
for publication. Second, Mr.. Lincoln has
been directed 10 confer with the Democratic
members Of Congress upon the necessity Of
sending only Republicans TO the May mass
nesting His employers have directed him
to point out TO these gentlemen that 1t would
be exceedingly unwise for them to appear In
tho convention, or TO develop theh pur-
poses until after the Philadelphia convention
has been held. Mr.. Lincoln's success In the
matter OF procuring names has been very
poor. He has not even obtained Mr.. Fen
toms signature. His mission thus far has
been failure. Mr.. Lincoln has carpet-bag
full OF railroad passes for Cincinnati.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
TINTED sTATFs PATFNT OfF1OF.

y WAsniNdToN, o, o., March u, Is19,
On the petition Of AMABA HCUonToh, Of WHure.
gan. Conn, praying Tor the extension Of a patent
improvement ia Spinning fIAmssi
ordered that the satimony In the case be closed
9n the llth dag Of jane neIt, that the tlna Tor
ming AIaumenta And the kIAmlnera report be limited
The llst day of june neat and that said petition
bo heard on the 18th day Of Juns merit
Any person may opposa this 0HtOnslnn.
Ap4.ThgW NJ ID. LKG0KrT, Commiaalonsf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
Seeds.

GARDEN AND FLOWER BEEDs, FRUIT
VI TRERs. 4o
JOHN SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention Of the public 10 bis
sItsnslye A.sortmont OF GARDEN and FLOWER
khkDb, which this Aoao0n Of this hnest quality.
Fbyer Heedh, embracing All the nayeltios from Reg
ous And wsu GROVE, consisting Of Psars. (siAndard
nd dwanl PLAN, uherry, Apricot, NsetArine. AZ;
Delaware, Conoord Aad all the other oelebrated
utApes, stnuborriss, RAapberhts, BlackbsTrlss,
OafrAnts, Oooseberrtee, 40.
VagheDAs, Geraniuins, aud other bedding plants,
With everything partAInlnG 10 tbs Nursery hu ineas
ali ~ moderate pfieeA join SAUL.
09l seventh street,
Ap2-so6t' oppo>lts United btAt~s PA'ent once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
Special Notices.


SGrM.A'sso1is:;..,,lA. .FRSCisL, .ogaFsIUEl-
WiIi Be bsid n Nassnla Temple, oa fiiUH6DkT,,
April 4. a. o'co2t, for me pnrpeas of attsof
ing TIE funsral d qur late hrother, Jonr Bnrunr.
Al Master Misona. n eo9d sl,ndfnH sre fratsrualD
spI j. a. PfiSrS. Esor,,ary.
,.
RGY-TtlN lLllNnlN NTaTk uEpUuLIs
DAN AssoClArtQN ui1 bold monthly
mestlng In ths tecture Room ~ The ". n. o, A.,
mo ''nO''' r =, j. Il. hcSsilii, fsssiaen., 1,
:. ,s.-...- :,
- rssaias moaih u msstnE vii be hsld ~ tOIsrfF
nd MIN .,rse,.. on TRibHY TVKNINu NF1T
& ~ ,ss.nsa sa rh iRs on,n,, 49,
nsisn n 'iodisns - o-"
A fnli atssndsne. /. ,.ou-.,.A
w III IN TRpRFfI. pr,,ld.nl
Jfrr N pAnnrTr senyetarx sniet
-9'I 49, - .--,,,,.- = 80
ssv-nOAnD OF PuBIIC WORKS.
w.surIeTos. sft 5! q, e. 1Il9sni,i sP,na Isia
49,, ..a 4. Itis I'll hfss
M pifpfin TpkVHI' N'sS"Ar
un,i N. cor.nls,ios ts,,.l 1. dl,eo,.a a, an. haa
Al E strset ~ '"s'
y ~ asdA.... "a Ar. p...a
"a ~ " 'EnWkph TounsnN mia ri..s
- -. - y : -. = -, 80. - -
,u-fiRNTRAU nRpffnIIrAN ASaOtIA
- TIOSiof ifttr HI lAfrs - A wes1l,g NJ tkt-
...ooiation sli be hsid Al ihs once q Mssss shr
bOpN EKINt, x I5A pspnsv visnnis syrrns ~ III n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
INiTKb sTATEsPIrENT 0FFl0EI

~ WARRINGTON, u, o.. March ID. ieIa.
On the petition Of SAMUEL FALKHHbuR0, Of Br .
quehAuna Depot, Pennyls anis, PIayinE for The %.
q june lssa Tor an iInDTotement 10 Repairing
o9.t lnon Oylledsrsi /, Al,
on the aiAt day Of MAJ nsILI that the time for
hhns Ateumsnts and tbo kIAmuoT report DO United
uon bs heard 90 the bth day Of June nsIt.
ARg AS gSSs;oa nASSpPssf q y nn s5lsRsi9S 2 q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

BONNET: BLEACHING ESTABLIsHMKNT.
aaisass sad n Ml'ss' s'ss Has and bSsas,s % s 70;
styles at o,.itBkNT q: WiIlTINs,s;
mhll.lm BstFSen Hiath aud fanth atFsala
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
For Sale or Rent.


LNoR sALT--A FINE DWELLING, SITUATED
n On stlsst qs.F Tnird stresh hlying - rgom.,
bsih sas water ball I.pes, a. lsrr. 9istsFn erics
s.S. n: NJ HALL, 6ernSi ssisa,b 500 streets.
Eop SALE TwosrQRY TRAME Hoyss
HALL corass sss.u,S s'SSi sSd y sir.s,s sptsosl
A suIT OF ROOMS ron RKNT-vEPY DE.
sss sr sV1S sSd ESs, Z pS as 9s.
between Twelfth and ThiT,een,h s1resIs oorthve.L
Gro N FIR SALR FROM FIVE DfFFERRST
- QUARRtHs, lirSq lot Of selected stone, suita.
be ior iouad.'i9ns fooslnss, walls, seNsrs oIdse
sf,iSSd stone, for rpaviDE 6ioOi. :, ,,,, oo
.rsu a,as K .i,..i r. sSs S..i, : a. SS. SS.o.L
EOR RRNT T-.THRNR.sToRY BRIoK, okN.
II traiiy located, nsar martst aud street oars Az.
Pg ,oT v: soRAN' oorusr Of Seventh street a.! ssd
n Of s0R0oERY STORE doing Sood buslnes.i
9g, reasons E'''a for selling Address s. q p s.'f
EoR sA.LE-ELEuANF .THHEE.orURY
II Prspssd.briok HOUSR, mArbls trimmings, on
s!s, ss 'sS sslsIsa s ws.r .Ss o1s ss. az K
iliobsu, ga,at,sss., az tn ", iail e S,l92, yi
.SI.,. .S g.'ss Ios.p Fs.o.S 9 ..rsst SppS.
Unitsd states Ttsasury. mh9lSt
LNOR sALK OR EXOHANgk.
A Ar.rTuaEWsroRY BRICK HoysE with back
building. oonlsinlnE 70 room, hue Do cellar, gas
Z, 2 w Wds s1S aisy. fe PSss se.SO6 from SSo q
s9s wlll Be lsk,, n other psgps,tI, .nd ss J'ar'
Fourth and fiilh streets northWs''. Price $4,000.
Tso ,tSrss.,,ory bylst h9a,s. on Duit.s' stree.
ss sSSSo I bpslas s6 s III oi i
R,ssSS Il. S.sSGs isS sSE time With '' RoR gwen
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
ITINTFEp sfArKs PAreNT oFEIoe. !

y MdhsiisSf9n; % D. o March y i1as
pEAgnE faT The eHlaaao1 oi patent RTantod 70 him
% tbs g1h daE oi laly Isef, for mproSenent in
ItS cred inst the tssiony 10 tho Be closed
on the thday 0 Juao heat that tbs time Tor hllnE
Argumsnts and tha EIAminof's report be limited %
the b.h day Of duly noKt 9nd thai said petition be
heard on the 10th dag OF Julg nqHG r
Any pafuon mag oppose this oItanaiqn
mhis Thst NJ ID. LEGGKTT. Oommlssioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
pY WIN. L. Wall, ~ .CD /, Aactisuser-'
ID New Marble BuildinG,
300 and DOo 3. W. oor. Pa AV And Ninth ct
..... TG%SEffHtEtEss 4 NtEH S5 i..,:...,. rss:...
ass.Ss..I q % .IIs!i Y f.s .sS .;;::

RysSnEEEs q wlLI:lAA AIs, Asss'issnssy., ,s 4
TRUSTEES sAfR OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M.
NUKEABT, NEAR TIL X OAPtfOL
District of Columbia passed the ssst diT Of OoSo
s.r ISL II ses So So Of Rsy n RELY I'D other.
premises. No, DOS New JerseJ avenue southSaai 90
MONDAY. the tsth day Of April, A. ID, is7s, At aiJQ
o'elooh, m.i ali thoss pAIts q lots esyen uD aad
tweys jim s0nale IS hnndTsd and sifhiJ t6aJ
aod lots are laid down the plat q sad city eou-
aiaed within the following meets and bounds begin
DioG for aaid parts NsE JereJ avenue At the
e the dividing w.l het.gen two ho see erected
lD tupposs1 70 be twenty .I feet tan inches s iOj
from the pnfthsast corner Of said lot, and running
lhspeo with the line Of New JersaY AVenue south
few dssreea east 70 the dividing llns between lota
70 the northeast corner OF Tot tsa 0 then With
the dividing llns between ota ten o and twelve Cl1l
% s3uth Osplo thenos notth With the line %
more or ss., p that psT % ot slsyea W hsfstotore
purehAsad ~ Robert Mills thence east With the ns
u said Nils part hfiynine feot three inches lbe ~
aud 10 the east line Of said lot esyen, ~ thon with
the centre o. ths divldnE vail the two houses
square lsst Of ground % isss With The Improve.
nenta thsTsop, oonsistinE OF large brick dWellng'
Terms Of sale; ous third cash the re.t in po.s. at
ss 10 e be Gspc.si sSsa :'j he Ssspss !. ss@ssf s
and the deferred paJmsnts 70 be secured By deed OF
trust On tho properly II the terms OF sale be not
piled With In I days from dsy Of sale the trustees
sSa do.s q g. d..1na saSSs sas asa
RDWIN u sIANToE,. r,u,,...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

How TO KEEP GREELEY from Cincinnati
Promise to nominate him at Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
mhe.Th9. y. d. LE6oEIF. OonnI..IoI
UNITED sTAIEs PATENI QTIIoF,

On u. p.t,Icu X PniIos 81 Fissn, m "a S.a HsVsO
Conn WILLIAN JoHHni % spIngnod, M.ss, And
n tnn - - snsnaia ~ sau ~ ~
iAmin lathEop dsesAssd gIAybnE i9r he SHtensoelo
and The sald Banilmin LAihTop, on the 9ld csI oi
Jp39s ~. ioI hn imProyemeat IL RiysunG MAehlass
on tho 2lst day Of MAl merit; that the time for
hlinE AIgumsnta and the report be limited
70 the Slst dAy Of hsy nsHt, And that said petition bS
heard on the 6th day Of June merit
Any pstson may 9pp?ss this s1isnsion .-