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AT one dollar per pound at J. JOSEPH & Co.

wooden arm
At one dollar per pound at J. JOSEPH & Co.
DOrr & Son have just opened fullIine of
U. T. x. Fine Shoes for ladies, misses and chill
dren, manufactured expressly for the falltrade
They are the bestin nmarketandinth he lateststyle.
John II. Myers, auctioneer, Pleasant
township, Seneca county, Ohio, offers his SER
vices to cry public sales, or sell any kind Of
property, at auction. He understands Ger
man as well as the English language. Terms
reasonable. Orders left with John Horn, in
Fremont, will be promptly attended. S4-46
ShOmO & Co.'s is the only housethatsells
the Buffalo Waterproof French Kip Boots. Call
and see them before you buy. 3stf
ShOmO & Co. sell Burt'sAne Boots and
Shoes. S3tf
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The Justice of the Verdiot renl

The Justice of the Verdict rendered
by the pubhc years ago in favor OF the MEX
ICAN MUSTANG LIN1MEsT must be apparent to
all who have used that famous preparation or
seen II used LIS heailng influence Is lrreslstl-
Die. The most Obstinate forms OF neuraIrie or
rheumatic dlsssse are totally cured by 1t, and
that IL an lnconcelvaOly short space OF time.
External injuries oTsores, whether of man
or beast, as well as all equine or human mala-
dies Tor which lnimenr may be used, are
speedily remedled Dy Its use. Remember it Is
not meIeiy palliative but an eradIcant OF
disease.
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AFTER TIE BATTLE!

Secretary Ohio State S. S. Union.
September %, 1872.
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HERMoN & WILSON.

oddRsrows Block, Front St., Fremont, Ohio.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

The Investigation In New York, rs VIC have
all along foreshAdowed, will be great and
bitter disappointment to the gentlemen who
Instlgated il. Not only, rs the New York
EOeaiag Post said u few days ago, have all
attempts TO connect the President or the
members Of his official household with any
thing like fraud or corruption failed, but the
effort 10 conEict ex Collector Murphy OF I'm
proper conduct has been thus far signally
defeated.
Tho examination Ia, however, proving q
good many things that the malcoutent Re-
publicans did not expect to be proved. The
most serious charge against the late manage
ment Of the custom-house ls that II was used
"a q political engine, that It's officers were ap-
pointed solely for tho purpose Of running
conventions and caucnses. The great cry Of
the Tribune few weeks ago was that the
Federal officers dictated the organization Of
the Albany Legislature, and were specially
selected for that purpose. The sworn testi-
mony before tho Tctrenchment committee
ahoWs that Collector Griunoll, an on
Ger after the Tribunes own heart, made
more rumarks than his successor In
proportion to the time he was In Office. The
figures are as follows; Mr., Grinnell In sixteen
months removable oi 500 meni Mr.. Murphy
In eighteen months removed only 33s men.
The investigation has also disclosed another
fact. namely, that In 1870, under the same
Mr.. Ginnell, the CustOm-hOuse interfered In
the State Convention. 1t was on the fenton-
grooloy sldo then, however and the new re-
d., a.,uator from New York was silent, and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

The joint committee OF the Senate and
House, In session yesterday morning. con-
Sdcrcd the subject Oh opening lne IA" library
at night ior the use ana occupation OF the
students AZ the law sehoolS o' inc ps'tieI
Ihesc young gentlemen t'aritd IN their pro-
iesslonal career win Peuton signed oy
some eil'ht or nine hundred per'onS' asking
that they be granted inc privilege Oh using
the BOOKS OF tne Jaw horsiN anu readluH NJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

The dispatch Of the President refusing the
use Of United States troops against the con-
stituted authorities OF the State Of Louisiana"
Is another instance Of hls habltual caution
and wise retlcencc. ThePeOPle of Louisiana
must decide for themselves who Is or are the
constituted authorities" In the present ln-
stance. The Governor Is on one side OF the
aghi and the State Legislature, one of the
coordinate powers" Is In opposition TO the
Governor. II the people OF New Orleans
propose 10 solve this little eonundrum by the
pistol aud the bowie knife. the propriety Of
Introducing soldiers Of the United States army
into tho middle Of ''nob, as Gen Emory
characterized them, may well be doubted.
The Federal soldiers are not enlisted 10 be q
eonstabulary force for the use Of any faction
or iaetlous which choose 10 get up local
nght It would be, perhaps, strictly constl-
tutionAl for the President TO take heed TO
a reputation from the constituted State au-
thoriLies, and, II he were inclined 10 act the
partisan, be could defend himself on legal
grounds; but II fortunately happens that Pres
ideut Grant has the TaTest OF all seEse -
common sense and although he Is not a
lawyer, he knows and does pretty nearly
what Il right He knows that the Louisiana
muddlo" is local hghL and he does not pro-
pose to be drawn Into Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16
IMPROVED INDUSTRIES.

The application OF Improved machinery TO
manufactures gives American mechanics pre-
cedenco over their European competitors, as
In the matter Of watches. Our tlme-pleces
are made so cheaply and with SO much ox-
actnoss, In the miuutest particular, that the
dAmeriean watch" has driven the foreign
watch out Of the market at home, and Is
Frightening the makers abroadinto borrowing
our IDEAS and copying our improved machines
win announcement 10 native genius, by
proper protection, wo may yet see other
citles growing In wealth like our American
Manchester delphla-whereinte ten Year,
tho value OF product OF Industries has In
creased from ono hundred and thirty'hVe
million TO three hundred and hfty million
dollars. Ten years ago Phlladelphla en-
ployod one hundred aud forty thousand me-
ohenIaA, whose labor Is more than half repre-
Sented BY one single cotton-min now running
In the Quaker city suburbs. BY this we mean
thatA single mill, with It's improved machinery,
represents the labor power Of seventy thou
sand mon.
Thls illustrates what Improved industry Is.
Other cities, South and West, have the same
future as Phlladelphla, aud may compete for
manufacturing supremacy. This Is especially
uuo Of the South, whero geniAl cline per-
nils navigation and wAtor-Power all tho year
round, and the great staples Of cotton and
wood may be obtained oasllY at little ex-
pansa. only let the tres trade theorists give
me Southern States chance 10 the race for
vualth, and speedily We may expect TO see
them rival the Eastern aud Middle States In
Improved Industries aud manufacturing
wealth. Tho west has already entered the
and II her representatives arc but
faithful TO their solemn duty to defend and
bulld up home Industry II the members OF
Inc present Congress are but proof against
Inc opportunities aud brlbes OF the British
all will be we'll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16
THE CIVIL sERKIcr Rrronn GAINS GROUND.

The New York Post stateS that Gen. slgel,
the new Register OF New York, In the place
OF Connolly, has removed nineteen clerks
who drew their pay and did nothing else,
and has made his promotions from the most
competent examiners and clerks. Among
them we notice the name Of David LennoS,
osq., who was formerly head Of dlriaion In
the clerical force Of Hon. A. n. Zevely,
Third Assistant Postmaster General, aud re-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

n...,, n..h.,h,ia ,,,,, h,s h,,.a r.eIn,, Ia Al
season sisa oool
~ sr,s,o.or t,. y,sII.hpoup I.ondo,
r,in,s1n. III bo,n. NAS
minister IN IN Rome.
- John Bright will occupy his scat In the
HOUSE ot COtnmOns next nOnth'
Allen Dodworth, the leader OF DodwOrth's
celebrated Now York band, has settled In the
vicinity Of Ridgeuay, N. q.
- Mrs. Oliver, OF Rutland, W, has boen en-
gagged for the choir Of Grace church, New York
attlooo per annum.
- clerk In tho once Of the Chicago recorder
Of deeds recently drew prize, In the shape Of
400, from a southern lottery.
Its said that Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell,
assisted by The myth spoken Of A. her husband,
-iiI take sIitSTIAi sA-sss al the TnnnHs JggT'
| nal,
sleeve buttons and some money were found upou
| the person Of Fisk when he was shot, all repre-
/ sentlng about 81, 900.
| ,.ear, is,tcr from Piorenoe saws of Tommy
/ tJnd, auer axecution Naa faultiess and muci
cisaIne,s and sNectness rcmaia 10 testify 10 Wha
"s' ~" Mo,,o c,rrO.,,, Mt. w,,hh,rn h..
MIS mVt.e, ~ i ns' y y a. =, IN
Sa,h, yssrs ~ ~ ,n En,o,,s ahs,s shc has SesI
s.stsitn', hsr ,,,sic,I aI,,~,tIan and her y,s,a
,cscSs W. @ '
| P0" ,,,.,. 4, -. ....,.,,.,
"A letter o. PIT. piehens n lust Pnonsneu P
IN when speanE oi tne hOuse " ,i HoIi,n0ns D.,,,
no says that he believes mo eSnslderation uoulS
lnIuee Nun 70 peS9me meiOot u 'hA' eAraoi
| dlnary Assembly
- william CULLEN Bryant, his daughter, and
his brother, Hon. J.. II. Bryant, of Princeton
H u % Ss S1y sEs g S NsS 11S1 On S S1sU
the Southern States.
| : aaorga ElIot "a a.Id In have rsceIved IN,
largest ssm eysr Agreed in advance 10 10 pait
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16
nonLcE anrELEr LNn nRrIIsn COLI

A few days ago We called attention TO the
fact that Horace Greeley within the last
lhroc months, has written two significant ar
ticles, totally contradictory In lholr torns-
one the prospectus Of tho Tribune for 1872,
in which he strongly advocates protection,
aud asks tho prOtcctloulsis u tho country
10 form clubs and buy his paper, aud the
other the letter to Democratic ftce-tradc
editor, In which he tells him how the Ropub-
llcan party may be defeated this year and q
FREQ trade President elected. We asked Mr..
Greeley TO explain this evident Inconsistency,
but he has not thus far, said word in rc-
ply. That the free traders arc actively at
work and will make determined attack on
Congress this winter, In tho hope OF read
justing the tariff on q basis satisfactory to
themselves, is well known TO every one. Tho
Philadelphia Press, In recent article,
throws the following light on their move
ments!
"a tremendous pressure will soon be brought
TO bear upOn Congress 10 secure mobilization
Of the tarih In the Interests ol BIiusn ,, ~.
turers and traders. lt is important mat ths
patriotic people Of ths United States, who lenl
no countenance 10 q movement % h9suie 70
American ,sieTssH ras sng "a ,s ssts"t the means
~ which u Is carried on, and the sources rom
which il Il Inspired, and whence tho necessary
nSp S1t I. notorious that for several years past the
whole country, and especially the West, has
been flooded with freo.trade documents and
stirred up BY sGphi,sical tTes'Tade ,scea,ers y, ,
York city. Certain influential Western papers
are known 10 have been heavily subsidltod 10
advocate the same bad cause. Able lobbyists
the aoasloDa Of Congress, who are generously
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

TuE distinguished social scleucc philoso-
pher, Henry {. Carey, of Philadelphia, has
recently published pamphlet on the inter
national copyright question, In which he
shows that the working people Of both Eng
land aud America owe mach Of their lntelll-
gcnce N The absence OF copyright on foreign
book. How few Of the working people could
DO 90 familiar with Dickens or Scott did
not Peterson furnish these cheerful writers by
tho million for a mere trinel Aud how few
Engllshmen would know Of our Cooper or
Irving did the European publishers not re-
produce American publications at surpris-
ingly low prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

sr"Uader the provi.iouz of the act Of Con.
grcss approved February 81, 1871, Territorial
government was organized ia the District Of
Columhia. Its results have thus far fullJ real
ired the expectations Of Its advocates. Under
the dlreetioa Of the Territorial onioers, sJSism
efinprsremsuts has been inausuratsd. b. means
of which WsshiuEtoa Is rspIdlJ becouing eitJ
vorthy of the nstionT capital. The eitlEena Of
the District having Voluntarily taxed them
ssive. to larEe amount for the purpose Of con-
tributing TO the adornment OF the seat Of Gov
srnnsnk recommend liberal appropriations on
the part Of Congress, In order that the aorsrn-
meut may bear Its Jast share Of the expense Of
earryine out q Judlelous system Of Improve.
menta."-PrefideRi GTanfG Message.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

ACCORDING To free trade theorists the
farmers Of the country tax tue consumers
nearly one hundred and eighty million dot
Lars Us the enhanced value Of protected pro.
Huela
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16
Pianos.

A RARE OHANOE l--HAvIRG DETERMINED
"A 10 introducs 10 this city tho osle- s.lHaa
bTatSd SUHOhAOkkR PIANO, Phil o||I|D
AdelphlA, which has the nowest I'm ~Rn
pT0ysment t. ma z EaIhOent tonoj Il bottorI
hniahed aud more durable than Any
9th Piaoo made, oior the same a. 30 cont
less tor eaaE than any other nrutoaas fiAno DO
bought, or for roAsonA BILE inatAllmenta.
CARL RIOHTER AEeut,
ql5 PennayiyAnlA avenue,
Ion Betgesn Ninth and Tenth streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

A FLoRIDL hen has begun the leap year
movement by Matching fifteen chickens from
fourteen eggs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

TEHsEEESs sALE RY AToTI9N 2E Ey
RhSR9 9frsFs II do6RE 6 SshDssoF Ssp An Ef16fsGE I'D 4y
Viii IN sfoDDzRf XSb aoEfcoMERS
BY Virtue q sSs.d Of ,.S's e ne. ds,sd 4sSsR
bi;Hsi q Goisa6i., fsS.i odss ieS ssls sy pa6ils
sSsa sSasy 90 is "; SsSsf No. a % iat s
Eisfb b,I "A 'ssPd y Ss: e "a p: s.S. S
e lC e. Ts%ResT.S , ,To .sSssS aSa 'ssss
bsss ssooaS sdSioS . s.id is~H, sSd dssSrS.a
.sa P0,as 9 M % Ssss ssaS ~ vS
ne southvssi eoIasT ~ wHaSiasi io9 and stOdasit
.tres.s. snd IunRias thsnes south ,iEy iss, tsD
iSsau IS issi % Wsshinsios siIest and point q BE-
SssS sna 1S prsS.s. @ ShiT Pss q
n khsyR 2 pad q "Eysrn.y." 6sLss p Th.%ss 2.
9ysi B.siHnns e, ne .,=s !. RelPt q NJ :.. ~
Eomsiy and stoddAIt srSsts Aad runglOg thsnee With
wsss sishtS issi thsaos aosth sisS5 ssTss dssfsss
east hundred and sIs feet hsp9s sonth three Do
With he north sds q stoddSrt street, south eighty
seyen degrees west fotty feet hsnee north three de
soaih sIastsssssa dsEiSss. west ono hundred and
twenty feet % MOntEOmo street and thS point Of b
%s.S SsS Vs.S s *. s..: z:
modern impsoys%sSis, built Il ths bosi a1nssf Asd
mosl So%Ris!' sns sOnio5.1ss RIiyss .'sdSsSs;
S o.: -. ca. nd y b sTsSs s:
the prupsry. dspoait Of two h1ndrsd a1d nft
SI e.. al: =: K S'SSiS VT 8. % Sish Si
lhS RrORsIS v. bS TSsOd At ths Il'A and cost Of do
All oehSSTSnonE and st.@Ps 4 4 pgIShs,ssrH
OVss VssSuu u,w. uAvRshER I 10 90. ISsts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

q. =. u M M ms,
Sss SEVENTH STREET,
(Next to Corner K and Northern MaTkst.)
Ths largest STOCK the fines. selections mos, reason
RsrABIJsuED THESE MANY YEARS
A. Tm
oREAT REsoRT FOa SUBTRACTION
IN THE PuRcuAEE or
coon BOOTS AND SIIORs. octau
s MsfSSSSfs sal. @Es a.. sSS 3. So5baYs: GSY "a 4
COLDS. For sale bJ ali druagistA whole.als man.
ni.siurinS Depot corner Third and ESs. Capital
rS-NEw INFO RTa.
AM ltd. q gLovES, Of dIrso, importation, Eau
DE COLOGNk-ths oulJ genuine Labin's and Atkiu.
srss,s.s y..isg % sssStJ. sSaisss.t sofo.s q !
and Eleventh streets. dssan
sSy- -pR. y. .sALTKR, HAVING, RE-
,is.s No 81 Louisiana i's1ns. near sliih street.
S@pMLS fSFkfstelt N kfst lt5TafilSS 5TafilSs.HRIS5 ss.JHRIS56 62g .ER-
wAsliisSffoS RTsissss ! SSil ~ lEGE.
Corner oS 81 q s.yse,S =; St;F6sE s51 ( str'''''
PIiysls es.sc. - The reash.''s re:ldenss No. bl1
ton can be obtaiBsd. sspldm
nGE-THRBEsT MEDICINE oROOUGIls. GOLD
and Hoarseues., and 70 relieve the distressing
'ooAo N ifI'r BR fYsD[Li,s TAR ELIxR.
isSa ave. Ss6is:li. as sIT 2lsut. ioS
oqllsEs ol Dental suTEsy, ~ ssy.p,bs,Tsel,
Ian :aS s'H III. soSs S,s. :. 9Ss 9 .
16S-NuRsiss' rs Io1l; At FRKEDAiEN's
and ynl eouiInae fof three moatha :
%. d1iis. q the monthly neiadinG the proper
ms Lsias 10 wards Of tho hasDlls under tbs charge
q sas q he iustrle,ors, VIII anord oppOrtuniiJ for
Proi.:sr ~. ss'fisb .'GniioT g. b. srs
Ts;. IS;s:,:% :%TScsS JS HASsr SSGtr SESSss SS ~
ssS YS5s s,srn' PSiS 2, the iSnsA" .ssd Or
ssrJiassnEEEA JiassnEEEAEidfssf9 "a fSSSsskhI'sroSDrsr
.RosIpess JsarSsi,s isaIspL
aPsoI1s,. JoaToSi,- Missshiaaaaaa.
.NAtlonAi standard" D, ,6i
i "The Irish Republie,h New Yotk.
.Rowsll's AmsSioan kswspaJeT Dirsetofy,"N Y.
rs AS9r..:9SSI g. \ Gs.SlSsea. x % DO aesu
- 6oi%nsi. Go.pl!Ii Ws.sipstsa, p: S..sEioi
eoafss q isSlaSss q oolanp. mo"piisi % is%sIs'
,sSs e. .ss ~ % lad
Il sl snSi i.Os a y. ln.,ruO,g9 nsesss.r, in AnAt
woman 70 discharge intsliEsntiJ al the dutios OF
/ Az III. close Of the course those student. VINO IN
tend % folloy nur.i9g a. profession Will have u,
asgsss ioi thTss months q he sSd q that a%s ths,
uil receive oSstneSts Of thor services and quGli6
The l;e.uros will commence Htt .. IN. and OOntnu'
fisEsiS can be obtained q Pr. j. H. Tbompson, Ia
Massachusetts AypnuoI Dr.. y. A. Ashford, tsJO kou
q fs.nS al.S siost and fSaSsi1sSis s'SSns S'"''
II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16


C,HEAP REAL ESTATE.
TEs LoTs N;tsI.7 s,s nul ss t;,, irsa: 20 i.s,
.:.S W.; 's$: =: +: ss: s:s .:g s
throogh ihis tine prororS. WIZ tAko yaft ln trade
n. N. HALL,
ianiau Real Estate Hrokcr,
LNOR sAIE.-A HOUSE AND DOr, L0OATID u
r or Seveptsspth street, between n and stIso;E
ve.t SIDE Ths Lot IL niiyluo ard bali ioet trout,
ssoas tsrS isst Z ,So md hAli ssoilss sisS. and
tvp pariorn, dinine.room and kitohen on
On ssoond ooT thrss rSoms 10 attic and cellar under
all There Il eia In nins and upper and lower
Atiashed 70 he diniur.room Is a china oioss, and
,aIEy .,osssOo%, With trunk room abo'eiL hdd.ss'
FoE sAL.mM SyAETITIsEs TO suIE.hA It: Ai.I E2T
sSss sS s NH 'S ks & S: !: ton
no PUBIIsHRRnt-foR SALE on ExuHANGK.
bed sTrn 10 Eood ooadilioa-oS VIII Exchange Tor
Bos's brun -c,lndsT yith bed of about Ike dimsa.
EoR sALE-A sET OF DOUBLE aAREEss,
g., ASSI; .iLoa BROS stsbs' 'PsGc, ;s;s,, .
ssaEh 5RsSs ss osNsN INV R6nk Ya2Asui i
rvaEn, ,Jf LIfTEEssIH, * n sTREsr, ,vovru v,ou
fSl.og9 70 ssoeol q HOSES, vetth frOn es.COo 4
kRiIhSutsfs. n IL sStSfs WORTH s,Sa, -inb. sold
HoUsEs If Mt. PLEksASf. On TRRMs 10
D0rs At MT, PLKAHAST ON VERY EASY
'Tst4RTE- ti6osiss MN n s't GENERAL now
.rds on sssy terms. ubs-u
EoR RKKT-RooMs AT NO o. NORTH street.
r Gear the osvttoL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

RYNS ", HAyENNEn 4 S2s sAsstiog's;;
m seventh street
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PersOnal.
DIAMONDS, &C.

o.ll On BENJ; T. Hooo; u h.. t:p. ne lA.ss
pa. eniy-nys Is.rA HAyina SOW ope9sd hls EEW
Tins BE reiSbls and EsrTanl "a 0OID JEWKLRY,
reoelyed 10 eIehAnfe ior real sg..tc A about hsi
WATQHts, LII R1NGH AND OHAlnh BkBT
sttsoIA0LEs. kEE aL..Ysl.ss aas & ts; An - SEs-s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16
pILLIARD TABLES RRPAIaRD.

The underalgued beg leave 70 Inform aontlamen
having billiard Tables that thsy ars prepared Y iahe
down converted % osrOm Si be sent 70 ths aotofJ
WV .'' -11 MILLER " JVSEs,
PIoprietors BilllArd and sample Rooms, National
t9r oOllsndsr. successor 70 PhslAn Oolisadsr.
Nsu York ia8om
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16
Ry WA. L.: WALL a 90, AacTioucsr,
NoaOOO and p01 PennsJlVAnlA avenue.

nv WA. L.: WALL, a. 90, AacTisncers.
NOapOO and SO1 PsnnsJiTanIs avenue.
TRusTKEs sALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Hy virtue Of deed of trust. dated June II, 1871, aud
dug recorded IN Llbsr y. o, Y, No. :, folio ibl
Ao., " the land reoqrds for waahinKton county
IN aid District and By written direction Of the
holder Of the note, occurred thereby, shall sell at
public suction, on fuEsDAY, the Ilth day Of De
osmber, A d. ISL. at 1s10 O'clock D. % In front Of
the premises the norhern halt Of lot numbered hve
b,l 10 ecuAre numbered dvo hundred and thlrtyons,
S6si) This lot islooAted In yory desirable and we'll
improved nelghborhood, and Improved BY neat and
Terms of saisi one half In cash. and the balance p
Two equal payments Of slx and twelve montha. with
the notes OF the uroAsor, secured ~ deed Of trust
on the premlses All ayAnclng Including stAmps,
Al The ecat Of the purchaser, .. =
JOHN y yQHNRQN. Trastss.
noled W. Ia WALL CO., Auetta
ygTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, January . ssme hour
dsiS-eo4ds W. L. WALL 0O.. AaeI
W-TaE AByvE ssLs n FURTHER PosT.
until Januau 1 4, ~ o,cloch, ~ ~.
taniaSAds w. L. WALL a oO.. Aaots.
FH-THE ABOVE SALE II FuRTnTR Posr.
ponod until THURSDAY, JAnpay ~, at 1850
O'clock. y, J. JOHNSON, trustee
Iini1 W. L. WALL. Ou Aueta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

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sSmPs sud oonVeIsnssiDE a a. nH@ HR@sEehAs'r's cost.
y EkBVRRSSEiLLEiT Trustees.
iaaiItd GREkS 4 WILLIAMS, Auots.
ny LATIMKR a. CLEARLY, AuoIIoneers.
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Ao Of tho land records tor the county Of
MONDAY dc TstS March, ,isIS, \ dI:i0 oisiOsP
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e ia IsG e = sP'rSpP
paid - ~; q. S:.s'a 2 ?: %sss
Of The Trustees Terms Of sAs TO b fdliy complied With
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notice, A. the rek and UOst Of first purchaser. All
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EDWARD THORNTON Taylor,
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ny. q. w. HAyRNNER a. CO., Auoiiop'rs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

tg- An concentrations. vhsther % business OF
fst puhloaiion should 10 addressed 70 wn. J. MuR.
rAau. PrOprie,or NATIONAL REruntiolS, washiss.
ton, d. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-16

On and altar Jaquasy . 70 win remove all of oar
effects from our Loan once, 99 Igur-And . N
..ssss 20 1Sr GrnS,b., l,,S pnss ~. street IN
PennsyivaniA AYsnue, SO Our business VIII be con
unued AZ hetotoiors v,th bstlss a2eopmofati9n TO
our eu,lomssA =. oOLDsfElN 100.