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yKTANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w whlte woman as Cook and Mixer: Az
dress A, at this office. oeCAo't
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Uarts.

WTANTED, A MAN SERVANT. AP-
wv PLY at No. 40 South Bay. decZ0-l
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VXTANTED, BOARD FOR A f E W
w weeks In q private family for o gentle
man, wife and child. Please address, stating
terms and location, T. w. B., ut lnis ofnce.
declS
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A PARTY OF A GENERAL BUSINESS
II knowledge, commanding a cash capital OF
from SIS, 0O0 to $25, 900, desires to form q bust.
ness connection with some good and we'll. eslab.
lIshed Mercantile House, In any business accepla.
q connec lou will please address Business"
through the general Posto1dce. All commuuica-
tions strictly confidential. declS'Wf2
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nor SALE, THE LIGHT DRAFT
Steamer BENNETTSVILLE, built In 1871,
burthen lUS tons, length lis feet, beam overall
"a feet, depth OF hold s feet 8 inches, draft light
Q feet, draft loaded 4 feet 6 inches, carrying capa-
city 500 barrels Naval Stores. High Pressure In.
gI1e. Diameter Of cylinder 16 inches, Stroke 6
feet, in complete order and ready fer immediate
use. Apply to -
decl8-wfm3 No. 80 East Bay.
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MTANTED.-TWO YOUNG LADIES,
w who have had some years experience, and
VINO are entirely competent to teach, In addition
to the ordinary course, the higher mathematics,
Latin and Music, desire q situation for next year.
Address, stating terms. B. and N, care box No.
a pennettsylile. 8. q, decl1-l8
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Guerial Notifies.

~ C%ONsIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY, at Aoger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset WILL
remain on the wharf at owners risk.
dec2o.1 JAMES ADGER 4 co., Agents.
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ms- CHARLESTON, DECEMBER 10,
ls72.-The Excursion Party from Charlotte' anu
other points, will leave here at $50 A. H., on FRI
DAY MORNING, the Goth instant.
decl9-2- 8. b. PlCkEAS, " IL q
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WTANTED, A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND
w washer. Apply at No. 2S Archdale street
corner Market. uecLu-lr
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NEW sToREl FRESH GOODS |

We would respectfully inform our friends and
the citizens OF Charleston that we have opened q
GROCERY STORE,
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
"A TON, In q healthy part OF the State. as
Teacher OF The English Branches AID Rudiments
OF Music, References given If required. AID.
dress =. X. g., through Charleston P. q. movie
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uTANTED, A SECONDHAND PROOF
w PRESS. Parties having such On article
for sale may find q purchaser by addressing
tVTy DO ONCE OF THE NEWS. 0ecls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
NR. BOUTWELL, AGAIN.

The Tribune Is terribly worried over Mr..
Boutweli's speech. Every day since Mr..
Boutwell, made his great argument the Tri.
bsinc has essayed to answer IT, but In vain.
First, II made fun of II, or tried to do 90, but
Itwas a ghasuy humor. Then II endeayored 30
answer him with some show Of argument
and common sense. Next day 1t gave up the
attempt and exhausted Its vocabulary Of
abuse. Yesterday Il again came TO the task,
and with no better results than heretofore.
Read how II slops It's candidate In tho face,
az follows, 1.-THE reconstructed States arc
dlscontented, because their functions are
usurped by paternal administration at
Washington" Who advised this "usurpa.
tIou ?" Mr.. Greeley In the Tribune. Who
whipped Congress into sanctlOnlng these
usurpations7 Mr.. Greeley. Who attempted
to read Republican congressman out OF the
party because they were two slow 10 adopt
ing this usurpatiOn2 Mr.. Greeley. Who
wrote, I've mean to conquer them, not merely
TO defeat but to conquer them, to subiugate
them, and we shall do this the most mercl-
fnlly the more speedily VIC do II. But when
the rebelllous traitors are overwhelmed IN
the field and scattered like leaves before an
angry wind, Il must not be to return TO peace
full and contented homes. They must aud
poverty at their hresides aud see privatlou In
the anxious eyes Of mothers and the rags Of
children7H II was Mr.. Greeley who wrote Il
ID his famous article entitled mo hallway
measures"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

IL the valuable markot-house franchise
political engine 10 be worked and run In the
interest Of nolsyi clustering mountebank,
or Is II business concern owned and man
aged by respectable business menu The evil
dences arc decidedly Indicative oil the pOlltl-
cal engine. The chief fuglemen, clackers
and dead beats In Ordway's interest are bill
leted on the mArket-houso and are paid by
the company to do the plpe-layiug aud DO
litical managing for their disappointed and
lrate leader.
1t Is not surprising that the enormous
charges for stalls and the immense revenues
for rents are necessary when II Is understood
that tho stockholders must not only have
large dividends and their agent wire-pullers
on the pay-rolls; but we protest against this
being at the expense of dealers and market
men.
Just now, the market-house, as q novelty,
is not altogether unpopular, but II will soon
"Smell to heaven" II ordway is allowed to
run IT, We hear mutterings, sullen and Sig
nlhcaut from market-men who like not the
tyranny Of the new market chiefLalu, and
the awful charges he imposes; but what will
be their indignation to ind themselves pay
Ing large sums to feed tue ambition Of this
greedy Office seeker. Is Ordway the market
house or tho mRrket,hOuse Ordway2 Are
there any stockholders, and who arc they ?
Docs the company need a Delegate In Con-
gress, and have they chosen Ordwayl Give
us cheap steaks, gentlemen, but as little Of
Ordway Rs possible.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

We print this morning, from the BiDg-
hamton Republican, portion of the evidence
which 1t professed a few weeks ago, to have
Ia regard TO Mr.. Greeley's bargain with the
Democratic leaders. II seems that Mr. Gree
Icy, as far back as August, 1871, entered into
q correspondence with one Carmichael. Ho-
ratio Seymour and others, looking to his
nomination by the Democratic party, and
that In consideration OF receiving their sup
port he agreed to do certain things on bis
part among others, to advocate the payment
Of pensions to rebel soldiers. At this very
time, 1t should not bo forgotten, that Mr..
Greeley was editing paper that prOlessed To
be the organ of the Republican party, aud
that he was soliciting from a Republican
President share Of the federal patronage
for bis friends 4 more shameful record OF
political crime and debauchery has rarely
been made public.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

ninRs, and and that nearly third OF their FIRE.
quenters are Of other than Teutonlo attraction.
Engllshmen, Americans. even Frenchmon, visit
these places and At comparatively modoraie
expenss spend a pleasant time.
Eek.of them go % far ~ 70 bring their faull.
lies, ar'or Tho manner Of The true German, for
that cuatoh inult BE- AsquIted on the Rhine, but
they,lndulge In kaso and lager 70 an extent
that brlngs them into clase approach 70 tho
sous Of fafhsriand Indeed The aeruian drink
Is becoming hvOrtte sewerage with the Itish I.
lhiu during the summer uiouths 10 this there
u almost miracle, but u has not been thor
Ough one, for Pat cannot be brought 70 the ldsi
that there's more enjoyment IN slipping beer
like Hans than In gulplhg II down, because be
never dOes anything By halves. AltogethsF,
the lunov9llOu We have noticed has many
pleasing features, There ia an example Of rest
and quletudo about tho German character
which wO Americans, always on tho 90, OAn
we'll afford TO follow,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

FBoM THE HIGH ENCoMUMs which Mr..
Greoley's organ bestows on Mr.. FontOn's
financial speech few days since, and, In
deed, the general favor with which II has
been received by the Liberal Republican
leaders, there eau be little doubt that In the
event OF Mr., Greeleys success the dlstln-
gulshed New York Senator will DO Secretary Of
the Treasury. Mr.. Greeley and Mr.. Fenton are
In thorough accord on the financial questions
Of the day. As Is we'll known, Mr.. Greeley
believes In the policy Of unlocking the gold
and taking 1t out Of the Treasury. SO does
Mr.. FenLOn. II there Is any one thing In
which Mr.. FentOn Is more In favor Of than
another, II Is In getting out this gold. He
has never been In favor Of the Government,
national, State, or municipal, boarding and
saving gold, and has always done what he
could to keep 1t in cIrculationi especially
among his own friends. Mr.. Greeley seems to
be In doubt as TO the means by which he can
unlock Gen. splnner'S safes. Mr., Fsnton
will solve that problem for him very speedily.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23


KentusLy's IIeAbOTns Case.
Louisville, KY, rejoleoS In the possession Or
an instance OF mistaken IDENTITY which rivals 10
the matter Of complication the famous Itch.
borne case. The evidence on both sides Is posi-.
tive, aud Of n most respectable character. John
dlrton, black man, shot and killed his broth
erin,IaW, Thomas Mason, black, In the city Of
Louisville. dlrton got away, with the stAlna Of
blood on him, and could not be traced. Some
years after, Robert johnson got into the work.
house at Louisville, whence he was Transferred
10 the jail as airtou, and Is awaiting trial for
tho murder Of Mason. Now, 0hnson says he
ls not 0lrton, but Robert white, Of Indiana,
and is trying TO get out Of jail on writ Of
habsas corpus. Al Ihs hearing Of the case the
evidence vas singular, and manyOf the state
montI appear to be IneNpllcAbls. The prisoner
says his name Is Robert white, born and raised
In Indiana, and had never been IN Kentuckyi
consequently could not, under any other name,
have killed Mason In Louisville. Den. Thomas,
OF Salem, Indiana, the United States assessor
for his district, testified that he had known the
prisoner Tor thirty or thlrty-nvo years-All Of his
life; that no was and Is Robert white, born and
raised IN Salem. He was also in a MAsGaohu.
setts regiment during the war, In General Gil.
morO's brigade. Judge Cyrus l.. Durham also
testified that the prisoner was Robert White, Of
Salem, Indiana. Other gentlemen coFrobOrated
these facts. Anna Mason, sister 10 John Or
ton, aid that the prisoner was not her brother
John Clifton, who killed her husband. The
Commonwealth, on the other hand, had quite a
number OF respectable witnesses, who swUre
that tho prisoner was John dirtdn, born In
Marion county, Kentucky, whose sister married
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

There afu hash who would be glad 10 SOW
dBsguffcha still between those who were once
dtvftcd on other Issues, but honest and patriotic
revival Of these by-gOnsi,"
The above extract Is taken from an eulo-
CYSTIC Srthcfe lnycsterdSY's TribWas Of Ne,
Hendricks. The independent journal has
nearly columnpf praise for TIE Democratic
candidate for Governor In Indiana, but nOta
word Of praise Cor hlsRepubllcan competitor
who was true In the days that tried mems
souls, when Mr.. Hendricks was leading the
hosts Of Copperheadlsm aud the Knights OF
the Golden Circle.
The Tribune Ia very anxious that we should
forget "by-goucs" The Republican party Is
not ono whit behlpd the Democratic organ In
Ia desire N sec the Union restored fully and
PERFECTLY; bat Il does not believe that tic
way to do II is by restoring the Confederate
party TO power. The party with which the
Tribune and Mr.. Greeley arc now acting will
not have Il so. The federal law Is dehed in
the South, and tho spirit Of murder stalks
through . large portion Of the Southern
county. Il was only the other day that a
batch Of criminals arrived in New York city,
on their way to tho peultontiary, who had
been tried and convicted in one Of tho South
ern stalcs for participation in Ku.Kux Nssas-
STATIONS. It was only last week that q
scoupdrcl was executed In a Southern city
for the same crime, cOniossiug his guilt on
the scaffold.
1t IL not the fault Of the Republican party
that the past Ia not forgotten. The Dem-
ocracy will not have II 90. Daniel Webster
Voorhees, has Just made speech In Indiana
to the people who have nominated him for
Congress, In which he repudlates negro suf-
frage and the amendments TO the Constltu-
don. The door TO full and complete restO-
ration has been open TO the South for years,
but II will not enter. Notwithstanding all
that the Republican party can do, the ''by-
cones" will not down, and II Is supreme
nonsense and humbuggcy for the Tribune 10
talk about 1t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

THERE IS AT LEAST one portion Of the Gov
ernment which receives the commentator Of
all parties of all shades of oplnion-the signal
service bureau. The Philadelphia Age, the
principal Democratic paper In Pennsylvania,
says Of It; shippers, farmers, travellers push
forward - suspend certain operations In ODE.
dlencelo tho hints Of their servant old Prob
abilities His word is depended upon. And
that word has saved millions OF dollars and
scores of lives during any single year since
the system has been In operation To Sec
rotary Belknap and Gen. Myer the people are
indebted for this most useful and efficient
branch OF the public service.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
tories OF THE DAY.


New Type ssttlng Machine.
There IL said 10 be at present on exhibition
10 tho International Exposition Of Industry in
London now type-setllug machine, which, II Is
said, u great Improvement on existing lnvsn.
lions. II appears that II provides for the dis.
trlbution as well Al for composition, which has
hitherto boon tho prime diHiculty. Those who
have seen II say that II IL very simple ip con.
slrucllon, can be worked by two boys, who, "after
few hours training, can accomplish Ps much
work, and do II as we'll as three hrSt class type
setters." Two Of the machines arc now In
operation In the london Tfmes once, and II Il
uuhsrstood t0bo the intention Of the proprietor,
to sot the whole paper by machinery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

THE NEW ST. LOUIS DAILY, the Globe, Is
the best new newspaper we ever saw, and as
We have no doubt that Il will grow better and
more beautiful as 1t grows older, there can
be no doubt that It's name will soon be found
written among the dozen journals that do
credit 10 America. The GIobe strongly sup
ports the administration of General Grant,
aud as strongly denOunces the Infamous CO.
alition by which Mr.. Greeley and the DemOe-
racy hope to win next November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

THECoLUNBus (Ga) sun needs attention.
In recent number ItsPeaks in the following
strain OF the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, Mr.. Greeley; "Our salvation
hangs upon unremitting, patient, and Uour-
ageous hghtlng for tue light. We can never
arrest the tendency to centrallsm by making
Its biggest devil our leader"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

We desire to warn our readers against
placing too much reliance In the Associated
Press nows that /, sent from the South these
days. In thai section nearly all the CORE
spoudcnlsp 81 TIC Associated Press pecx-rcb, Is
and Douiocrats, and % oodrse Greeley mem
aud everything Of political character Il tor
tured to suit their side Of The question aud
advance The cause which they hay6 so much
nj heart,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
NOTICE TO o0NTRE0TORs.
UNITED STATS ENGINEER's OFFICE.
No. as MkaT JGETERlOn hfnEET.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, ,1iJ 4, isfl
Sealed proposal In duplicate, VII bs received at
this once until u IA. on TUESDAY, August g. ls73
fspnoaaes, and the temporary Improvement Of same
a. lngtAm shoals.
Ths usual conditions will be observed. Tue right
u reserved TO reject any al blda Ali information
be obtained hy personal application Al this once,
The drawings DO seen at this poA, At tho once
Of Mr. ST lbort. Civil EnGlnsof. Al Nashville, Ten.
noaAeo.
BspsrAts proposals must be- made for tbs work In
Tennessee and at inEram Shoals, and must be In
closed 10 sealed snVelops and indoraed positively
'Pu1posAis Tor improving Cumberland River In Ton-
nass0en and "PT1posAla Tor Temporary Improve uBnt
dressed TO a. WHlTzhl.
i've MAJOR Of EnElnooru.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
SaSffE asSSs..I ..IS! f.s IS .:.
TRusTER2S sAI,R OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AE kvS n EISsL sry 9iS5 QH vqksEir0L

TRusTER2S sAI,R OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At AUOTL0N-Lgr 1SH5z. ON CAPITOL
HILL ON FIRsr srREkf HORTHEAsr; =,
BY virtue Of desd OF trust, dated JAnuArY T. ISL,
reo Tdod In bar a. folio 49, and By al reotion % The
holder q the note secured thorsbE, will sell a. pub
llo suction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, August
., lE3 a. oeloek, ?. m ~ that Psos et parcel q
o being parts Of lots ~ and SSVonteena U1,) 10
sqpAro 6si beElnnng for said parts Of said iota al
potnt 10 sAlh lot No one, W on Fast street east,
ligl iset north from the sontheAst cor
by Aud with the limo Of said First srost ~ feet 10
point IN said lot numbered II, aud the 0outrg q
atoot alley, laid out 70 be forever kept opan 10 the
recorded uhdlVslon Of lot nupber tWo ~ and raid
10 tAid squAra, thence west through the centre
Of s5id alley feet tsenes soaih 9 feet, OF line
cart u feet by and with Inns parallel With TIE line
Of North street v the beginning. -
Terms Of sale. One third oAsh balance Ia slK and
twelve months, With interest At The rAle o. ten ppg
cent. per annuu, seoured BY notes aud deed Of ust
NE Floperiyi el0o down Whou Che properly l. struck
on. stamps and nveyAuoinE A. pnruhaasT'a boat.
Il the terms Of sAe not complied With within five
days from the dsy Of sale the trustee reserves the
Eht e resell The proporJ at the rsk And cost d he
uHARLEs EWING, Trustee. ,
iJI6td tStaTl. G6EEN a WiLiixHB,AuoiG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
FOR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSES 5. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.
oF HAssAcHuBETra.


Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose to spend the summer In the
Cuuntry eau have II mailed to their address
for slxty-slx cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
TINIFED STAIRS MaRsHAL's sALi5.

In yLtas OF a writ Of mi lleigg Issnsd from The
Ulerka Omoo Of the supreme COHtt of the DAlFct Of
Columbia, aud % me directed, 1 Will soil at public
see ior cash front q ths Court HOUSE door o. said
Di.tflot, on MONDAY, the 9th uAy Of ueuut, 1874,
AZ ~ O'Clock m. all Hemp o, YemilliAnS right, u.
lie claim, and Interest n and TO Lot No. l, In square
No, 81, In the city OF WAahlngtOu, ID. o., toaothoT
with Al and singular the lmproVemontg thereon,
sfHed md loyt4d UPON as ths property Of usnTy %.
NoImilian and viii Be sold 20 hAtisJ execution No
e9ll ~ favor o. Robert ~. johnson aEaihst Thomas
j, Philips aud Honry U. VnTmiLlAu.
iIiSdAdS Us MsTs6stiB q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
For Sale or Rent.

LNoR sALE-oNE or THE 0ogFEOTloNESirYI
y BANDS IN the soh9e,sn ia,k asfi9, 5s,, w.
S9gslI 3s, ss,s . ssa''b .,ssS sS4 sgs
hsrth Hsst bnSC
TtoKETs FJR sALE.-FoUR EIgsT:CLAss
II richsta 70 y Louis ~ ais thee, ea " e 1ea
Es.sss s il fsnr sRE = . W.
IToR sALE -Sr0OK AND nXrueEs ora
IsnoJ store within ous .gaAfg o is iot ne sSl
q, S'' SsT ss isss ;rssi SstTssS stub s.d
EURNTsHsp AND USFUBRIsHED ROOMS
~ strNo, isli New York aVenSe' b1Eo'
EoR RENT.-Np IA5s QUO AygE ~, slf
PkA,NT. O0yOsg hEAih aud ''tT" noF'h'''"
A coon BUN sKss oHAnOE-F0R sALH;a,
The Good Wlll, stock aad Eltlurp. o. iss ~,
NJ HOUSE" No y0g iIs.s oggSs'I ..,us s Fg Gss
selling viii y Slveu, APpiy stiee Rreui,ss iIlasE
FoR REEr, Y.ra sPLEsplp iR1g y! ,ps 2s ~
S S9s9 81 e; sSu W ' Sl's; a
s ssS.s BE e iSs S"a "s1p T ss
once HoG Nc. d1B. ..--. L9AsIs--
UNop RENT BRICK HOUSE TEN ROOMS, No.
II 500 u street northwest ApRy 6hG2AoErT. o..
-, Real Es'At' P}SSssy, $40 Market sp'e'
L,uR SALE, UaEAP a THREssToRy AEP
VIZ, aor, a,ssg. ''7ls as A5x 2BlEEER
NHANon EXTRAORDINARY,
Mount VIII three VIA slis-, cont. i9ihE about ays
aolss o. lard, 9TH 7syeI.i.lllpg sgSlIg q puIs
Fistir MfNUTSS RIDE FROM THR 0ITY, Ts1d
aess.sibls bl ths Bladepsburs Pile -,
lrs oouR,Iy, ard Il vllhis IoA hundred feet 81 2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

Almost everybody possessed OF moderate
means and DESTROYS Of travel proposes 10 visit
Europe-to make the continent trip some time
or other. II has become one Of Americas fash.
iOnAblo folblss, tor nothing In its way can DO
pleaSAnter than to have II 10 say that We have
dome" Europe. To make this boast Il Isn't
necessary that We should visit all Of It's prinei.
pal cities noe dine At their hest hotels. To
have rushed over ,thero, rushed about little
and rushed back seems 10 make one feel more
Travelled than Il he had gone over the thousands
OF miles Of Western territory, Astounding 10 un.
surpassed scenery and full Of original sight
seeing. Indeed, We 20 over to Europe nova
days to DO made fools OF by those foreigners who
foolishly question Us about little matters con.
oernlnE American spots Of interest," But Just
now = trip 10 Europe can DO made on as small q
sum Of money As Il would take TO visit Oaliior-
mia, stopping long enough on the way to admire
tho grandeur Of the Yosemite, and touching the
great Western elites.
An old merchant has written very eneour.
aging letter on travelling, and puts the rates At
4 remarkably low figure. From what he says
Il sOomS . trip to EurOpO can DO made eheAply
and In short time. II you are limited To forty
days, say that you leave New York July 20, ar
irving In Liverpool on the SOth; In London three
days 10 Paris, via Southampton, visiting Met
10y, Cowos, Rouen, two days. In Paris four days;
Switzerland eight days back to England two
days, and homo in ten days costing In gold:
Steamer excursion ticket, $40; expenses on
board, tlO; four days in England at tlO-SIOi to
Paris, per Southampton, VI extra, tlOi four days
In Paris at t5-t2Oi circular ticket to SWitEer.
hand, $3.50; eight days and Us extras, tIOj 10
Liverpool from Paris, $751; extras, Vs. extras on
voyage homoj total, t3itbO The charge Of go
per day In England will cover railway expenses
The -'Quoen's hotel" st, Martins LsGFand
Opposite the post Office,) London, Is a good
family hOuse-rOOms FROM Is. TO Is. per dAy-Or,
der what you like. The best restaurant Ia Lon
don Is the "GAlety," on tho Strand, near the
ChErlng Gross hotsl--dlnner, admirably served
Sd. 3D., exclusive Of vine.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
TTNITKD STAIRS MARsnAL's SALE.

In ,lFlue Of two Wrl Of Gsrf Iloas Issued from The
Qerhe once q the supreme Court Of the District Of
golnm6lA 70 me dlreo.Sd, sil ssll At public laleI
Di.tneI on MONDAY, The 9Th day Of August, iYI9,
a. " o'eleSk n AZ detsndLats right. utleg elsiIn,
ne oiiy o. WAshington, y. y, togsthsf With All aPd
singular the lmpI0Vemonts thereon aaIod and levied
upon a The property oT brook Mlsfali H., and win
be sold 70 Hasty eEsoutOna No Roa Blt1 aud $40 In
favor Of ID Inlsl HannAn and William NshAIt,
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