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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

An enthusiastic Southern newspaper, the
Daily Caroiinian, published at Raleigh, has,
we ore glad 10 announce, core to the rescue
Of those unfortunate United States and nom
mated General W. 8. Hancock, for President
and Grai1 Brown, OF Missouri, for Vice
President. 10 making the nomination the
Cdrolinian Informs ms that II enters upon
the campaign OF 1879 carly in the yeas."
Thls information was very much needed and
VIC are, Of course, thankful for H.
The noxt sentence In the Cdrolinidn's man.
ifesto Is equally startling and Important "ln
accord with the sentiment Of the South and
the Democracy Of the whole country, we
place at our masthcad the names Of two re-
preventative men--rcpresontative Of the
healthy political sentiment Ct both the great
parties Of the cOuntry-and TO thls standard
we call the true men OF every politics" The
| Cdroiinidn does not condcscend to tell the
world how II has been enabled TO so unerr-
ingiy ascertain "the sentiment" Of not only
the South, but "of the Democracy Of the
whole country" but that IL has done so Il be-
yond question.
General Hancock aud Mr.. Brown are, II
will be seen, Representatives OF the healthy
continent of both tho great parties.' "
Healthy" Ia a good word. This nomlna-
tlon Is altogether "hoalthy.' Hancock is
healthy, and Brown Is healthy, and this Gu
tbusIasilc editor has a superabundance Of
healthfulncss. weare inclined tothlnk, how
ever, that tho sist of December, 1871, was
rather fatal to his constitution. They have a
pleasant practice In North Carolina Of bap-
tEing the young year In the most vlllalnous
pine-top whisky on the face Of the earth.
We are not altogether certain, but We are
strongly inclined to believe that this healthy
Caroiinidn took just one quart too much, and
"entered upon tho campaign Of is7s" In a
condition that we do not care to particularly
explain Just now. That's what's the matter
with the CdrolinidH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

IN IA n singular faot that not nm actor attend.
al the m neral of Hnekett
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,,-oeoIKe II; b9her, the nsMy-appoih.tteI .t
Vnhtsa stAees Minis'st !" A"rAsy' u ~ 'he
ann s1on' T.. .,,,,.,,,,,u.
hmpns NY N1insh ,or ~ ~
auIing ING tne ~ Wsio ~, ts r, VIZ ~
gyman. " '"' ''''-
III 4. ,.Id that Frans Liant Ieft Rome in hIyb
dudRecn becsuso Pope Plus TX. ieli asioep while
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rs SI M OhAnes n Dilhc reochty Went 70 lat,; y;
ING fIenoh uoseihineht nnNy somo msIust o. o.
Ms NJ MIppeAianos IN thom "a ~ tno{ assooiAto
'"' 80, ,,,,,,,..'. r,is slS ..sI,s
| ,=UapI WhnAn SlOson, soiuiet dutlhB
| MeulnBtohs bpanisn oalhphigns Ahu veteran
oi WAterloo dleu IN ILLINOIS the O'her uayi IN MS
| WIN year
| = Mr. Niles q, Parker, the State Treasurer Of
| South Carolina, Is at tho Arlington hotel. Tho
| registry states that he Is from Columbus Ohio.
How Is thAtf
- When CromIeux, tho Communal, was
/ placed before tho platoon which was 10 shoot
breast, for my family want my body. Vips IL
| -Tn,l pro,gh.,,,. ~, ,,...Ior 90. =. D...t,D
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The Plltsburg Post has a long article on
the subject Of reform and Tom Scott for the
next Presidency, which, for barefaced out.
aud. out falsihcatlon has not been surpassed
In some time by the most reckless partisan
Journals In the country. First Of all, II says
that the cry Of civil service reform was
raised by those who arc now aud will con-
llnuo opposed to President Grants re-elco-
ton 10 Office" This Is not true. The "cry
Of reform" was first raised by President
Grant himself, and from the very beginning
Of hIs administration he has been the FIRST
and most consistent refOrmer In the land.
When he was lnaugurated the principal
Offices in the country, II IA a notorious fact,
were filled by set Of corrupt and unscrupu-
lous politicians. Andrew johnson, In the last
year Of his administration had Inflicted on the
country as desperate and unprineipled set
Of plundercrs as were ever quartcrcd on any
country. Il was estimated that millions OF
dollars were annually stolen In the internal
revenue department alone. This city was
allied with agents and lobbyists, who openly
contracted for the exercise OF the Executive
Influence. Every department OF the Gov
ernment was rotten. Tho Executive
clemency in the matter Of pardons tn
rebels aud convicted criminals serving In
the peultenlary was bought and sold as com-
mon merchandise. The White House was
daily thrOnged with sharpers, male aud
female, who had the car Of the President, and
were all.powerful with him. President Grant
when he came into power, changed all this.
The lobbyists fed In terror and disgust from
an, ,aptt,I, rogupa and dishoncat officials
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The people at large have no adequate idea
Of the Importance OF the victory obtained In
the New York state Legislature by the friends
Of the National Administration. For weeks
all sorts of wiro-pulllng has been tried by
"Fentou's friends,' and "houest Horace"
was willing To wager his old hat that "Mor-
gan and Murphy" would be defeated, and a
corr uptionlst foisted In the Speakers chair
- 49, -iia q T....-.,s~s taa1L,s aud nen,n-
cratic votes. The Eric ring had Joined Mr..
Greeley, and that yirtuous youth held high
revel At the Delayau house, very appro.
priately occupying Twecd's old room, where,
1t Is supposed, he practlced all the old arts Of
his old friend and partner, but In such q
laundering way that the Sun reporter finds
him out and exposes the little game. It Is q
pity, but nevertheless true, that our anclen
philosopher has thrown of all disguise, ant
now stands confessed as one Of those horri.
bio creatures called politicians" and As art
ful as corrupt.
We regret for Mr. Greeley's reputation
among his friends, the Democrats, that b,
should have so slgnally failed to obtalr
their favor and the place once occupied il
their affections by the late "Boss." It Il
with grief the more poignant because hG
failed also to obtain the favor Of the other
aud Ku.KluK branch-Uide, his letter to the
editor Of the Caucasian lately, and his for
mor bail Of Jefferson Davis.
An Albany correspondent states that MIR.
@. was accompanied by a notorious striker
OF the fallen Tammany chief, aud that one
Gridley spurred the gallant Greeley to the
assault So confident was "Fenton's friends
Of victory that band OF music waE EN-.
gagged to serenade II. H., and Mr.. Greeley'a
speech was all prepared and printed, in which
II was set forth that the victory" Of Al
yord was a death blow 10 the Admnlstra-
ton, and President Grant was expected to
Immediately reslgu his position aud retire
TO private life, leaving the field In posses.
slon Of Gridley, Greeley & Co.
But alas for the hopes OF the opposition;
alas for expectations raised only to be dashed
to earth. The speech was not delivered; the
sorehead Republicans and their organs could
not glory In "Grauts defeat" Like their
Copperhead allies during the war they were
forced to chronicle "another glorious Victory
for the Union forces" much against their
will. The programme" alone succeeded In
quilting Greeley. All the rest Of mankind,
including many who were ready to 20 over
to the enemy, have been heard to sayi I'VE
always thought so;" and so ended opposition
to the Administration 10 the Republican party
In New York State. The Times properly de-
elaresi Altogether, VIC can safely assure the
bublIc that the choice of Mr. Smith IA another
great victory for reform" Reform Is the
waLchword Of the friends Of President Grant
throughout the country. The good work has
commenced In the good old Empire State,
and must 20 on.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

BY REVERENCE 10 the local columns II will
be seen that an Organization, to be known as
The Young Mems Republican Club Of the
District Of ColumbiR," was formed last eyen-
ing. This Is a good move, and we heartily
recommend 1t TO the consideration Of such Of
our young citizens as are desirous Of assist
Ing the progress Of the party in this District.
We have q notion that young men generally
enter into the real work Of politics with more
vim and spirit than their older friends,
and are of moro solid service TO their
party than those who look wiser and tall
more, without saying US much. Byaf ~
let the members Of this club do everything 4 n
their power 10 Increase its list with active,
jealous recruits. The social feature 80 'H"
organization is attractive, and win ..-
tendency to klndle kindly feelings HaOLg
those who compose IT, Gentlemen who do
sire to join can leave their names at the
CAPITAL Office, or that Of this paper, and their
wishes will be submitted to tho club
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

What In the name of all that Is bllsSful aud
beautiful has the Republican party done that
General John Tyler, IT,, should print col
umu and half In its praise. John is good
fellow; the proud, blue-blaek blood Of Vir-
ginlA courses through his veins; he is splen-
did type Of the hne old Southern gentleman
knows the difference between Jersey lightning
and the pure old Kentucky, but he is not, you
know, the kind OF man that one would care 10
.ollow as a political guide. From General
JohE, ye gods deliver US
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

In DICKENS Little Dorrit" appears an old
fraud called Casby. This individual Is at
heart mean, rapaclOus aud dishonest, yet to
the simple-minded laborers Of Bleeding Heart
Yard, Casby was all he affected. He was
perfect hangel" the buKom Brittous, Of the
feminine persuasion, thought, and his round
fat face" shone with simplicity and sweet
ness as, Indeed, did his aeeey locks remind
the dsluded people Of Che venerable mother
who could harm nobody. This was all very
wen until one Pancks shook of the grip OF
the old humbug, and, knocking his ancient
hat over his venerable eyes, sheared the white
wool and laid bare the wicked wolf to the
wondering gaze OF the multitude. This last
Is what the Independent Republican press Of
the country are doing for Horace Greeley,
Honest" Horace Is our Casby, and we are
acting the Pancks part in exposing the old
"cuss."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

THE ST. Louis Democrat Informed lis read
ers few days ago that the Arkansas Re
publican favored Horace Greeley for the
Presidency, TO which the Republican replies,
"will the editor Of the Democrai take notice
that We oOnsller Horace Greeley as the candl.
date ot the Democratic, rebel, eutthroat party Of
the Slater"
This Is very severe language, but 1t would
appear to be entirely deserved. Mr.. Gree
ley's letter to the CduedsidR's editor, which
has Just been published, Is certainly strange
document Mr.. Greeley Is evidently In cor.
respondence with the enemy. In tho ar my
the punishment for crime of this character
IL death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

AvmdrNA PAPER complains that although
the members Of the Legislature are loud In
their professloRs Of a determination TO re-
duce the burdens Of taxation and relieve the
dear people, and 90 forth, they have taken
very good care TO provide that they shall be
paid during tho holiday recess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The Little Rock (Arkansas) RePuLlicdn
cautions Its Republican contemporaries against
implicitly believing the Associated Press dis
patches ofa political character sent from that
point, as the agent is q Democratic editor,
&C. This affords US an opportunity TO say
something that we have for long time de-
sired to say, namely, that newspaper readers
and editors are greatly indebted to Mr.. L. A..
Gobright, the Associated Press agent In this
city, who receives all the Southern news
matter, and carefully excludes everything
that Is Objectionable before Ii Is sent North.
Mr.. Gobright has credltably done this work
for years, and saved the politicians, the pub
lie and the editorial profession from innu-
merable rows and heartburnings
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
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Seventh street

TsyssttEE,Ss SALE ny kuCITIoH 3s AyERyy
EBSS PirSSo 1 Ts fSR AZ y[IPiR d5R &
:.:s,s e sI q I S:. qssd ss q R'f:R :s
s sSs f,SSs' wsA,nfs'SS a. ne g. sable
iAaaiTJ, Isil, a O'clock >, m, Al that osIiain
e S:''i % S: an r. aSsS sS st st
parts q lots numbeIed two hundred And seventy.
b,ss sssosS sddities % s.ld ioso sSd ds.StSsd !.
Ssss sssia5lss P0,T, eI "a. .hs S Ssss ids & Si
..Iesls sad Iaaalus thsass soaih slIiI Isoi 90 y
l.sa dap iest % Ms.hiaEtop street and polnl q b,
sToqRa Aad P'e@l... si.aaisd n ~ G,SrEslsvn:
iUEs i aBssiInins g, ne ,tIs =. poiRs "a IN al
s.n tssl nors rom n. nsshs.s Sps eonsf u hos,
Eome and stoddArt stroetA And runging thsnoe win
vest ss6S fssi iSspss aeit6 eighty . Sssiss.,
east hundred and slV lest hspSs south three do
With he noTih IIds q sioddst street soqth sGhly.
seyen dssIsos res. Iosly feeL 'henee no. h,ss as
sosih slshiS.ssysa degrees. vest one bundled and
twenty isst 70 Montgomery street and the point Of bS
sS;s S.SS !: EsY: !. Sss Fs. sr.S: !. e:
modern ,mproTsmsnlS built In The best manner. And
S' Bs ss,s -sS ssSs r.
pe feet order
Terms Of sale; One half cash, snd the balance 10
one year with Interest," secured By decd Of trust
tho pToparty. dsposil Of tvo hundrd aud nfty
tho sAle. uhich will be forfeited u the terms Of
aae oomplsd with 10 tan days after SALE And
The propsrl Win be rssod Aa the rihk and cost oil de-
All eosvsyanolns and revenue stamp. At purehsssrs
dsO.td o.w. HAyRNEER o., Haefs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

VIZ DESIRE to call special attention to the
announcement made to-dSv W the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, through their
agents, MossrS. Jay Cooke & Co. Those de-
siring to commence the new year with safe
and profitable investment would do well to
heed the truths there set forth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The victory Of the Administration Repub-
llcans iu the New York Legislature Is a de-
clded one, and shows that the Empire State
leads OF the list Of States daily proclalming u
faith In the honesty aud patriotism of the
tried and true men now at the head Of pub
lie RfIairg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

GENERAL HEcKEN, the renowned German
leader, Is lecturing in tho West against fe-
male suffrage. He thinks that the true
sphere Of woman Is the home and the family.
The people who do not believe In homes or
families, Of course differ from him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

w,,u,,o,I. Dsr5ntSIsI 3 7 M q q s5afr' I.,i

wIsHnaroE. b. o.. Dso. y, isii.
Information has been received at this Do
partmeut from Mr.. James Riley Weaver, the
Consul Of the United States At Antwerp, Bel
gium, Of the burning, on the 18th Of Novem-
Der, 1871, at Antwerp, Of the American ship
Escort, Of New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
nss-REGIsTKR's oFFiCB.
=" nfaruIpr nE rOt ffnuVa

wAsBNUros, ID. o., January I, ISL.
Eoloe IL hereby givsi 70 pessons d1nq business ~.
dor noeuss from the late oorpitaion Of washinEton
as Hueksters, fawnbreksru. Bnl Postsr-, tiutohsra
butchers IN the Marksts insuranos Agents. Auc.
tlonoeru, 6c., Ao., and owners Of dogs, that said
licenses have expired and required TO be renewed
Also, an perfo's dolng buslnsss 10 Gecrrs'ovn aud
the county under the oAsaes Of Licenses phloh s1prod
tho isl dsJ Of Jsnuhr, are relnred 10 renew the
same
Add Haokmen snd ownora Of iIaukney Carriages,
Usbs and other vehi lee for conveying passengers
notified N, the tickets Of rates Of fare Ao tsaurod
by the act regulating hachney carriages, cabs 4c, ap
prove AuGust n, 1871, ready fot dl,tribatn At
this odce JOHN n. COOK,
Isn96 Register Dittfiot of Columbia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The conduct Of tho Prince Of Wales To-
wards his numerous tenants Is said to be such as
TO sntitle him to their love and respect. lie Is
very bad man who has no good euAlitE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

MRs CoLrAx will receive on Wednesdays
during the season, Commencing January 3,)
from $50 TIL 5 p. IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
By SsEIss asIIIs..i .ssI.! f.s .:s .:

TRUSTEES RALR or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AuuTlON, on THlRrEkNTH
sfSibE;T ssfhSsibyE;1, NORTHWEST bErwEEN W AND
~ yirtae o. decd n trust rseorded IN Uber 90,
iello sle q he aSd records q Ma,siasi9I oonn,I.
sseur.d thersty I'll ss,l y psslie .ggi9n On u!
aiod In Washington eltI. District q Columbia. and
known aud described ~ ota aeventy and seventy
eight IN k X Asn's uubdivl,lnn q part ot the esst
~So6 't d saSd;isca a. /. sssi rssssisd IN ssf ioiS
a1l Improved By two brick hOasee
Terms of sale ACoeanh each house baiancoiin &
and " months secured By notes bearing ten per cent
interest and deed Of ttuit on the property One hun
drod dolars down when the propertl Il struck Of II
the tetms of sale Afy not complied with within Eve
days from the sale, the trustee reseryes thu right 10
btSmps aud CONVEX Enolng q, gurchs.st's cost.
an GREEN A WIIlIAMs AuCta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

IN A SHEER at the civil service refo, N,
which the President Is honestly endeavorlDg
TO accomplish, Mr. Greeley says The ed
itors who are postmasters, and thU editors
who expect to be posImastcrs, are, Of course,
all In favor OF tho report" which recalls to
mind passage In hememorable letter which
Mr.. Greeley wrote to Governor Seward In
November, 1854 Mr.. Greeley then whlned
as follows;
sIn the Harrison campaign Of 1910 l was
again designated TO edit q campaign paper.
published II as well, and ought 70 have made
something by n, 10 tplte Of lta extremely low
price; my extreme poverty was the main reason
work, mailing, 80, done By the job, aud high
charges for extra work nearly ate me up. At
tho close, was still without property and In
pcUS . Ss hss great 81 %
swell.mob Of coon minstrels and clder.suckors At
washlngton-1 not being counted IN. Several
ono Of the whole crowd-ihough cay II who
shduld not-had done so much toward General
HArrison's nomination and election as yours re-
,Pectialy asked nothing: expected netting;
hat I BE- P0sfmaGisT Of hsp York"
From which II viii be seen that editor Gree
ley was ut one time NOT above working for a
fat post Office place.
VIII Mr.. Greeley now please tell how much
his partners In the Tribune have made by gun
contracts1
II Is UNDERSTOOD that as Soou as II was
ascurtainod that Catacazy had been definite
ly recalled the President directed the Grand
Duke to be invited TO revisit Washington, In
order that more might be seen Of him. The
invitation was necessarily declined from cx-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
Special Notices.


nf7F.TIR ASSOCIATION OF THE Old
HaI INH HABITANIa VIII meos 10 The Ooprt.
hoom WhDNESDA w EyEN1N0, h instant, at . 30
O'Clock. Punctual attandanos requested.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
ta1h Rec. seorstaiy.
Rf,y- MASONIC. ..THE nTRNBERa or
qEORok Q, WHITING IOpuk, NO. p
" A. A. NJ, are herebg notified n meet AZ ihalr hail.
N urofgstosp, u. .,wEDNRsDAY, JsnnarI d ~
a6olcsh .. m, 70 attend the fansfni of Brothsr A.
uTH HoruHroN. Al Meter Mtrons In rood stand.
mF re iratefnally Invited. nl cf4et Of ". MI
issah FRHD ". s1oROH, sssrstsry.
nssy-K. orr P-OpFlUEus AND MEMBERs
~ Golden hula Lodge, No. n, are requested
10 meet Or wsONfSDAY EVENING, the IA in.
s,sn' g oeloh. = The po!th room o. ODD fsllevs
Installed. Oome one come all By ofder Of the W. q
i.aai' THEODORE sNtkfIN, u and q, s.
ss~TMEs asjSsSSgI,s5 lAap,.ss, ADn.gssS RsgGaE
LRl0T or OoLunBA slli b delivered by IQyis
Ntkg, JanuAiy q ~ o'clock. IN Marinrs Hail. No.
pit street. porthvest The publ an lnvitsd.
Iaar ,. W, n. JoVtJuY, N. " Oh.irman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
na-InWA snCIAnIK.

Tickets 70 the IOWA so LIABLE, In Masonic
Temple JANUARY 10. oan bo ohlalrrd luon Col. Ufn,
uovie, fimh Audheta Dhicei W, W. UuE, 1hterhal
Reyenus Bureaui n. Moires, Qaartsrrntn tnter Cen
erals Onieog A. %. Mosbray, Gsnerai Land Oh CO, or
use, A, lsnoh, llou.o q Hepr,sgutat yss iansti.
ssss- NATIONAL nANK ar the RHPUn-
Llu; pe2amber q, lsll,,-rhe Board oi DlIce
cent psysb 10 tho stockholders o. or after the "a Of
Jannary neat CHAk. BRADLEY,
iatat Cashisf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

sA1oLog1sf kND HAIR dUffER, bss
removed TO the stunsndous est sblishmene formerly
hept y Henv Sehsisr. on Eighth street, two doct,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
By VAIL. yAhs ". a.,si. SO. S9i,sSs, .sAss'i'a'sr-,
900 aud 0O2 !. W. cor. Pa. AZ. and Ninth st.

ny wa. l.. IyALL. a CO., .Auerieneer-.
900 aud 0O1 4 ". cor Pa AZ. and Ninth st.
GOVERNMENT sALK OF RYAL ESTATE.
The understand viii sail at pubo Anotinn, At the
AuJtion room 0f WIN. T. Wall a %, No. 40 peqnui-
Msres. isiS y ~ Seloek m. ne foiorbs ds.sr,bsd
RIAL EsTAr conveyed b. .. LedJHd Hodge and
uife 10 Trust for the United States, viIt
]. LUTh uuh,gvred tNvnik tDol and twsntyane, (li)
q sabdivislg9 % sgaA III hgBdTod and thiTS. ls
o. PART OF LQr numbered fourteen, ut) In
guafs one hundred And lyfouI. uAl in The elty %
street and running west that width the fu depth
q tbs lot nelgdng All Of aid lot IA. sSospt the north
q LOTS numbered twenty nine Isa, and ,hIs,y toul
Of John hhemAu's subdivision Of part of Pl6aaant
Plains. In WAshinRton oountJ,D q.
Terms; Oash at TINA OF sale
daposit Of slOO on each viii be required soou sa
sold X. q. BANFIKLD,
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
wM. L. WALL 90, Aucts.
WAsHINaTos, u. q, Dsoomber .. ISL.
deoil- -hlAwthhl4dts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

WA,mlSaIuN, ID. ", Dee. a. ls7i.
Thn Stockholders Of this Hank will meet on TIfkS,
DAY, JauuafJ neat, between t.e sufs Of one and
three O'Clock y 10 elect nlne Drsoiars tar the GU
suing d. 5,a.T. oHAs BRApLEy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

ny wM. u, WALL 4 CO.. AuctiOneers
No. 300 SOD I'd soa Off fsaSsViVasi. svsnas.

,vKRNMENT SALE og. IMPROVED RIAL
The underiaBed viii ssl Al publie auotiou, On the
prsmlsss, on fIiuRsbAY, ths 5th dsy o. FshrusIJ,
lsia a y S'oloeh, b N, ~ Numbered Twelve ual II
HidWalfa subdivision Of nquare to hundrod and
ssventssB, (1i5l IN ths eg II Waahinatoa, ID. o..
plated and Teeorded 10 the ecq Of CITY sufvuJ, IN
grursmsnts thereon, hn9vn = hgn.s NJ l9 "
Terms; One fourth cash balance IN three equal
annual inuaments uiih t1teresti totes tot dsterIed
les, dsposit Of e'OO VIII b Tsqulrsd q peon =
sold. X, q. BANHInLD,
Solicitor of The Trsasafy.
wASHiSorOS, D. O., Nov v iTiw.IJ 90
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