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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

The antl-Ropubllcan leaders and journal.
lsts point to the New York meeting as the
evidence that the honest masses of the party
are ovcrwr 9lmlngly upon their side, aud that
the overthrow OF the Administration and of
General Grant II he should be ronominatod
at Philadelphia, Is Inevitable. Tho New York
Times, In an analysis Of the vice presidents
and secretaries Of the Coopcr-Instltuto meet.
ing. finds the following Tammany Office
holders.
!. Soils RItterband, s. Waterman, David NIL.
ler, BENJAMIN T. Shaner, james l.. Hastle
Joseph BAgot, John s. Gilmore, Edmund "
Lee, Ell TaJ,eT W. .; hansa, EaTn,s o,s. =,
Wilson, W. A. Smailey, franeis Hsl.l W; IL
Burrill, Henry Haussr, Patrick Golden, Geo
~ mitchsi John pn,n H9iisr HarrIss Gn1 :O 1sme: 3
Walker, John Morton, james Britt, Henry
Boehy, Eugene Sollyett and James n. Boyd
Every one Of these "retormera holds ounce
number Of TammAny Republicans, who have
for years done the work Oi Tweed %, but
whether they are in once or not We cannot say
them belong also TO other Of the classes We have
referred 70, having been removed from once
under the National Administration or unsuo
eesstully sought places under II.
The Tammany Republicans for whom Fen
ton speaks are as followsi
Among such Tammany Republicans we nots
| Murray, denounoed by the TTtbune as being al
thatts badg NJ H. wilaon, W. 7. AthmAn, Johl
Quisley, IIenjAmln Firth, Henry Bausher, W
Love, Amasa Higgins, Benjamin A WilllI
Thomas Rightmire, MoTitE Elllnger, George A
Mackay, II. t. Adams, Benjamin Merritt II. 5
1sn1ISs S5sSI PSSnmus % Sc st.wSr SI JOSI
Fitch, and at least dozen others.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

the GERMAS JOURNALISTS in the West
have given US new word, "Mucker" and
"Muckers," applying 1t TO those who, in the
recent controversies In Cincinnati and other
cities on the subject OF the Bible and beer,
opposed the German Ideas on those at once
dry and succulent subjects. It Is used as a
term Of reproach, somewhat the same as
Puritan in u religious sense. \ learned edl-
tor informs US that "the term was FIST ap-
piled TO two Lutheran ministers Of KGnigs-
berg, Prussia at time when Tationallsm
was rife In Germany, and men OF strictly
evangelical views In the German churches
were rare. These men had adopted the
Lheosophy OF John Heinrich schoenheer.
Although many Of these views were very
fantastic, they were, us q whole, truly evan
gellcal. The two Glergymcn above named
had gathered around them quite company
Of men and women, who adopted their views,
many OF them Of the highest class In society.
The most outrageous stories were told with
regard to the private religious meetings held
by these persons" They were, II appearF
cTlminally prosecuted in 1885, and In 1919 the
two clergymen above named were incarceTa-
ted In house Of correction. Subsequent
Investigations showed, however, that they
were entirely innocent, but the offensive
meaning OF the word still attaches 10 II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

The proposed coalition OF the sore-head
Republicans and OF the Democracy docs not
meet with much favor In Georgia. Accord
Ing to the Wig, new paper Just started in
Atlanta, the passive policy meets with un-
qualified opposition In that State. The Au-
gusta Consttiu 'ioHdllst, aloadlDg Democratic
journal, believes that while "the Cincinnati
convention movement Is watched with eager
interest by all parties and all sections, 1t is
only thus for movement Of dissatished
members Of the Republican party, who arc
responsible equally with other members for
the election Of General Grant 10 the Presi-
dency aud OF the ascendancy OF Republican
rule" and that "if II be intended simply To
hoist the dlssatlsiled wing OF tho party 'utO
power over the head OF Grant and his adhs-
rents, 1t is not to be expected that tho old
line Democrats will be very enthusiastic In
the movement"
That Is simply what II Is. The President
makers arc dissatisfied with President Grant,
They desire to have some one else for the
next four years, under whom they will have a
better chance Of obtaining office and a por-
ton OF the public pluuder, The third plank
OF the platform, which was read and lndorsed
at the Cooper Institute meeting In New York
last week, readsi
ave believe that THO triumph OF Republican
urinoiploS Is Of paraIAount Importance 70 the
country, and that the suocees OF those principles
In the approaching national election docs not
depend Cd any ono Individual"
This is tho platform which some Of the
Democratic leaders and journals are askina
their constituents and readers TO support
Mr.. Greeley, Mr.. Trumbull and Mr. sehurl
claim 70 be the true representatives and
spokesmen Of tho party. Mr., Fenton writes
that he wants In the Executive chair for the
next four years "a statesman t<ainsd In Re.
publican principles" II ls TO SECURE these
results that tho Democrats are asked 10 dis
baud their organization and IN beat Grant, y
who has not been trained In Republican
principles, but who was q gOOd'enough Re-
publican TO save RePubllcanlsm In 1855
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

The BoLTERs In Illinois arc thus described
by the Chicago Inter Ocean, 'Jessee X. Du-
bois, long an oflceholder In the Republican
party, an aspirant for q Cabinet position un-
der Mr.. Lincoln, and a candidate for Con
grossmRn-at-largo last fall; O. NJ Hatch, ex-
Secretary OF State; o. II. Miner, ox-auditOr;
DIR. Jayne, ox-Pension Agent and brothcr-ln-
law OF Mr.. Trumbull; Con. John Mcconnell
and Gen. Cook. These gentlemen have long
formed the celebrated Springfield clique. It
was once powerful, but not in the direction
of REFORM" ''If the Cincinnati
movement is backed by the same class Of men
In other States as these In Illinois, II Is moth
ing more nor less than lose congregation Of
bankrupt politicians" They are tho same
all around. The Liberal Republicans who
hang around this city arc, with half dozen
exceptions, the bummers and loafers Of the
party, who have been unsuccessful in obtain
ing Office, and have taken TO lobbying for
want of honest employment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

The DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF CoNGREss,
according to dispatch In the Philadelphia
Press, are on the fence. They do not know
whether they will support the Cincinnati
movement or not Il will depend on the
action Of the Democratic national commit
tee. Whichever course they tako will be
equally acceptable to the great party that
for twelve years has beaten them In every
field, In war and In peace.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

A. X. MCCLURE, We are told, Is endeavOr-
ing 10 secure quarters for one hundred men
from Philadelphia at tho Cincinnati conven-
ton. Mr.. Mcclure need not bother himself
about accommodating them. II they are his
friends they will be abundanuy cared for by
Tho police
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

THERE Is good deal Of talk in the news
papers about the St. Croix land grab"
Now, the only question Is who shall ''grab"
IT, That the people or the Government have
the least interest In 1t Is all moou shine. II II
does not go to one corporation II will ineyi-
tably 20 to another Tho only thing that
Congress has 10 decide is whether II viii
give II 10 big corporation or little one.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

We ARE AUTHORIZED to announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions of Mrs. Grant
have been resumed from O'Clock until
3, aud continue until further notice.
MRs. GovERSoE Cooke will receive on
Tuesdays from . I'LL 4 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

Mr.. GREELEY, in his manifesto inviting
his friends to come "up TO Cincinnati, says;
"And, now, friends In New York aud every
State, to work. OF numbers, resolve, euthu-
slasm, we have enough" When election day
comes, next November, Mr.. Greeley will find
that he has not half enOngh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
Lost and Found.

I osI a UoloRED GtR', TwElyR WARS
IL ~ age, loft tha pnomiass OF a. RtOHUkN, ,oornsF
u Third and streets naTlhHeai, on Saturday Last
iad ol re- s,s, p.ass saes w9I'tsa hSod Any 10
eeVed By her parents ~ loaVluG word Al the prenisoi
OF al Police II HsAdquArterA Hpl5'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
Special Notices.


$500 IN b, d.s fSSN5Ss f.SS N45ISisss 1ksgIssal..
!; r ;;'i; i;!s s.i
~. ILL., Lsh. PsEsa.nt x .disa.amse. amtsalas q
q Oelsnhla viii BE- held a II aiss 1asrus hsii %
w9nSHsoAT y n 35SS;aa 35SS;aaS RR66sk2 me- ,sslsst'
HEsEY A. JoSrs, seors.aJ. tss.rl spisSi
- rs. fourth sd a., 81 .oslsSi. y Is, w Ess
tss ss; As,Ci,Sa .. . hSS kvssisa vf apss::ST
kpIil ~ DaneiPs I'll o2m9snos nc precisely .. SlSQ
iSb,s Seventh .,rss, aad william v Brv,S, Sip'i
hfeet. epls ~
pa-hLba ,TgosR INTREEsTxD ~ THE
PROPOSAL % e,set. euildlns slth motive
ssS. Z t.ss.ssa eau ss % ms. Ffs
ie'''sO'ooeh' At h' r'om-St " Sr9osya 3, dsd'"
9E4 X HyyEs.
-. y. .. hoHUN,
sR-TgE ,sQIyJiERN HKrURIIUAN As.
.,s1Sl, u OAK. as asi a,.g No. g t1s.sa a3n ~,
Psos.Sl,.al. .s.sue Ma,lsT. Of grave imp0rtanos
on,. = oorro. RglLMERFoRD. RigIlL.MERFo rro.id.s,s ,s
SAESnckkNSrlSfs SckS way s s. RSfhfltll Shtl S 70 n. =
..%Ss sss gg%Sspy 81 AZ HsSSS SrdsyId
April 10, At 7I3O oSlook, shssp ,Bas,ssss n I'm
SspisSt CAPTAIN 6oSSsSdinS co@pssy.
nH-O LO CLAImS.
AupirohS VSIIgE 095gnRla p5 nj Biylnip9lgo "
rer,ous holdpH claims against the late corporation
So I ss ISqSs sS Ss..sy 3 SSsl Ky, = ~
rsa1.sISl ,hs M Som m Iis, eaes Of n. -s'nkles lana
claims on MONDAY kpdi is, ia, ,,,'.n~.
| .,ou .ua,... t,,..t y. ~ y p,nDhl pA.sDhl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
By e@EsEs. e!@!sE.:s:. ss.... : MItkIa Z f.s,t "a ..:

TRUSTRES SALE OF TWO STORY AND
BAsEMENT hltlvK HOusk ON THE EAhr
EIDE 1i!J 2r n Z TENTH STREET, BErwEESP ASD
By virtue oi deed Of trust TO Joshua whltaeJ aud
myself, dated October O. Aad A the request o. the
party secured. will sell az public Auelon, TO tho
hlghsst bldderi on the PROMISES, on MONDAY, April
~ ls,a, A. 5l3O o'eosk '. M Let y, IN Jossph y.
the sans a laid down upon the records Of the Sur
ysJor of uAid cly, together With tho improvements
thereon ool astinG OF neat tWo-atOry and basement
brick hUuas with brown trimmings,
TermA Of sale One third cash bAlhnce In dI !,
twelve elFhtson Ahd tventy.ionT inoHths with III
per cent intsrts secured By decd Of trust ON the
prope Ity. heventy.nve dolAra down At tho time ol
6ale. II the terms ~ sale not complied with In
ssn days the r0pery TO be rosod Al the cost Of tho
BRzIaxRD N wARERR, Surviving Trustee.
ApssoAds OHHEN a WILLIAMS, Auoia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
Clark, Kimmell 4 NOrfleet,
Real Estate Agents,
No. 6O1 Louisiana Avenue,

Have Tor sale the foowins Improved and unlnprovod
prOpssui I... .....
A iAkM oE , ks hNkhs' BkAuIIetuILLri bIH
III - ~ .Snt.d
. 49, "a i ~ y igl
20 ~ Isi,na Nv 2, h'nu's,
W.ia '''n' 'n' u'pO' r'or' "'' p'' A0''' 0A'"'
"A TuREssroRY BRipK HOUSE, ON ELKy.
enth atfeet, betWsen aud u, Twelve rooms, bath
roosa And cellar, haure, hot and cold wsteri Eas,
80 hs.ates tntoasnoat uoass slats manue. ra,1i
the mssiesn inprovsnisats. Pdos aiS,5J-eigli 70
sSnl0 eash, balance 10 1, and ysars.
nn,,.i,. ~, ". ast " ~ I'LL = NJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
Ladies' Goods.

SOl SPRING GOODS, SO1
JUST RECEIVED AT
DAVIS,
sol Market space, Cor. BiHhth street.
7 AIDES STRAW HATS IN AL, THE
II shapes, at lowest pre- "a, at DAVIS.
RONSBTs IN VARIOUS SHAPES, At
ID DAyIS'
STGSk h SuIIusE IiI s. TasHfn' rba "a !. ds Anp
prices a. DAVIS.
pAnAsOLs AND sun U1IBREI.l.A.s, At
EOR ALL KINDS OP FANCY. gagDs.
IL soto DAVIS.
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST rRbGE7.AT rRSGgs1a.A'.T
pRsT IAKES or KID AND LIsIE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
New Advertisements.

THE DoARD or PUBLIC WORKS FoRoED
40 SUOOuhBl Th.y have uuAhiinously aareed
Al other ingToysm,P's .hish issJ hs,. sQeSfltK
assortmsnt oi sie tsnt OARRfA6Es no~ ou srhibi.
Of JOHN ". BRtDGET,
aplJ9t No. 1JOS PsnnaylvAniA avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
sSsEs ;I BE-. s.!!ss Ssris .:.! Broker

TRggIEE,s SALE or AN ELEgANr -FOUR
krORY pREH6BRlOK FRONT RESIDENCE,
WITH AROWN.srOA- TRlAMINUs, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF n hfHKET BHTWEkN
NINTH AND TENTH BrREkTH
By virtue Of = deed o. trust 70 me, dated Juue
~ l6IO, aud duly recorded In Lbor da, folio 90, one
Of tho land records of Washington county, District OF
Columbia. aud BY direction oi the party thereby %
cured, will sell a publla kaeon, % the highest bid
daF, at O'Clock, on MEDNksDAY AFTERNOON,
Aprn q ls1l, the prom4ss, that pArt of lQl 10
square 81, a. laid down on the ground plat Of Wash
f6gton 0ity, d, o., comprised vitala The following
street a. The G s9u.aWsst % corner q Iaid l0,, and
south l59 isSt Ahd thsnes xs, y tset q pass oi be
Iala Fognd rent, yhish vii DO made known on IhS
pal eo9slds,stisn. Tite Rssts9L y Z Improved b
ArAbs In the oly, either for gentlamaas residence
or Tor private boardink house the ceilings are high,
the rooms spacious And all lta appointments eleganL
All modern oonvenlenc9a.
Torma OF aAlei eb,0oO cash, balance 10 ag twelve,
eiEhfsan aud tWenty.fOur n0nths With ton per osnG
intsrest secured by decd Of trust on the properly
a2iQ down when the property u struck on, blAmps
| and oonVeyGnolBE Al ths cost of The purchaser.
lsTma 70 Be complied With Ia soVsn days after the
sale, tho property 70 bo rosold Al tho iak and oost
Of the dSiAultnE pdrebsseI.
GpSOOd4dI BRAIHARD II, WARNER, AseL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
For Sale or Rent.

-, ..,- -. ,,--,,-,,, -. -. a.. =.
FOE shLEIIA bn.AUIltut ksLkIn ksl,s ~. oE ~
10y. ~ Lane, s!ae,ed oa bsyenth- s.re., Ioaa,
elshi Rles 70 s.hlsstor. ely. IsIias @aaslss,
suliSiasa Wi N ths shols a. psre For far,hsr
Pssuss1 ~, epgy s.ss ", ,s. ast
g....s, - ci,,r, ~, = II 'nsr,lsna sniaU
A's'sss Ss--,ti =. -
ITOR RALR--A FRAME HOUAF, NO, $50 N
II street bs,y.en nlath and fsath, toaeihet With
P,ss Propels5 pTodnoss s s Der yssr. IRE Ifsst bar
Gain will be aiveu. Apply 70 JkMFS TOWLKS,
nrofsftV agent. Nj "a straal nofthve apau
toSi he aosi sH sssislI,siusisd ~ sGSsrs. IN he
northeastern part u The ely FoT sais cheap sod on
sirss,, oppo-its Ihs fs,l,sry. apt.G
INOR aALR,
n OrExUHAkOR FOR HOURR IN BALTIMORE.
teen roons, Sith sven nod-sn eoayenisnes such a.
Rage, Turnaoe, Hot snd Oold watsv ath Room,
Water Oloasts, Ac., 10. uouas fronts south. Lot 81
fsse irfs IL 4 psvsd alsV Fot frrthsr psrtioeIsTs
apply TO DYER 4 DAVIDSON,
NS' Sy.nu.' 00'H'' % ''''"'' '''''' ao" H"o''A"A
NJ Bill purchased By The iat Of May can be a
----s------- -----------------------
LNOR HHNr. ROOM AUIrkBLE FOR PHO
sylvania avenue northwest aps coat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
PRoPosALs {9RR TIEgb,ERANgs. Y Sb Ell.,g. wALLAMET

UNITIn HIAIT1 EN0INIEnD UTIICLlI
pohrLA AND, OhEdoN, Feb, 10, lbi2. I -
ss.sd proRe.AS .ill b received a. this once u9tn
the pfeisace o blddsT5) Tor building about a0Ol feet
OF Mlng.d dams on the Upper WAllAmst uyor,
Biddera will state the Amount 10 United States cur
llnaal foot.
Detailed spoelhoatlons, with blauk forms Tor pro-
posAla & an ho obtained at this ohiea - -, -.
The amount available Tor the work 9 Abo1t Nt.9tnn
Al YAmhnl bar. Beaver and Ions tgee hapias, Unit
WQQd bAT Humphrey Rapid And Fosfrs b.i ~. h..
the entire Isnsh of the dam iaseued by drift belts
To small pllea driven To dep oi nVe OF aA teet the
pilea boinR hiisou feet apart This 10 to be covered
81 4 onsIoot layer Of bln,h tlsd into bundles and
covered With oublo IArd Of GraNe 70 every ton teet OF
dam, =. -.
MAliamsf RVer"
HENRY N. kOBkRf,
apis MIioT Of Engineers, u, 4, A,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
G. G. CORNWELL { SONS.

We have In cellar large stoOh Of
FINE OLD WHISTLES.
BRANDS
"CROW"--KsntuckJ.
"BAKER'-PennsylyA ylyAhlA.
"slFg,,-IadIsns.
"IsHLAED." j"
The above are the shOloasl Br.nds qi whishlss soId
Ia this eluntTy, and EuArAnte, them all strictly
pure, We rscolSs then dlIsst iron The DslilOU.
PRlcE, $3.50 PBh GALLON.
Other brAuds Of WHISKY At corrospondnEy low prices
BRANDIRs.
sCOTCH AND IRISH wIIIskIEs,
sIIERRIEs.
We call Aitsntlo1 10 our stock Of sHERRIEs. Priess
lover than AnJ oiheS house 10 this city, We guarantees
InIPOHTED CIGARS.
We arc tsEItAatly reesiYnE. psr unIted States mai
I'll a retail a uSs ssais pas:s w Gss s.siSsi,si
. sangins HsyAnA OlgarL Tns trade supplied At im.
ssll b. ne dollars worth - small advances over boS
price. Genuine HAVAnN oiEars only,
PRICE LIST
PaElAaAS-nIsta, per bon. sll7B, . for o..
saIisgss- .sSosds, p1I boz ~ g, I,ossi.
sosS popshG -hfsts, per boz. Siibt,s fsTsi.
kosa gonsh.- -ssGosnds, pes bon W. Wy i9f ~
idEaro Uoftsi,
Elgaro prounAdoa
Rorda umal Rec BrltAnieA
HiGano Hea nHtanioa.
isGitimiA bad Caradore ZaGVos.
HSaEI oisy ooqusiA, small.
os6snS impsrlaL ....- --....r
Al the bsII brands qi HsvHnA olaaFu Parties pur
ohAaiqg fIom aa can Be euru Of GeltnH genuine I'm
ported Cigar We have tast received tdlrset impor
tatioul of NaW Orop fobaoeO. All above brands o
HKgaua Claarn, nnd call particular Attantlon 10 ou
stood q fpKRfAdAB,n and oaatlaa the public Ggsns
purohnaln9 Anythiu0 but asnullq "PAFtagGAn
sos so1s ,seSsssss diSHR o. o00@
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

~ d n 81 LIZ,
a0oD WATCHES, "a
RICH JRwRLUy, 8
sILvBRwARE. &c.,
Aiss large SAtE, BaowlO AsgS DkbKs, io ven
ohesr, pr H 70 oIosiuE busins.a
ApSu No. aeD PeuasylvsnLa Ayenas.
L,oR sEJE-HfyE THREKsTORY PREssKO.
y BRIQk HOUSES, hoA 1881, 1131, t13J,
1891 and lsflO Ninth street, betueen NJ ard r.
for further paFueulara apply - NAkS TOWL.ES,
PToperlg Agent. No. StIH street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
Auction Sales.
TnUSTHEf ISs EstS 5ffq ~ RFSS2rEErT
BY WsssEs s sss s:..s ai's: .:. Proh'

Is and isctioSssr, i3S seventh ;as,t
rRysTEEs sAtE; 9g a oysAkyAgLs q .SHsEz.
sE9IRxr sRlgk 2RsE n m Il sHbIHi III 9fkEsGT
b. Sr,as o. dssd Of trust 10 rn., dated March Il,
1871, aud recorded 10 Ibsr No. 81, folio "a, one Of
the Land Records of Washnaton county, District ol
Columbia and at the request Of the party secured.
viii re public auctloa, 70 the highest bidder. %
SATURDAY. MaT 4, 1ef1, At O'Clock p, m, on the
promiase all that certain pebs OF parcal Of ground
lying IN Washington oity, D. o. add lelnE described
= follows Part oi Lots In square ttl, begiunlpg A
point on north q street ~ the centre of eald lot
and running from tnencs easterly street " Test
ION iuehea more lsaa 10 the centre Of the pATti
tion sail bstvsen the two brick hous~s ereotad upon
said lot, and thep running south By And with The
centre of aid wall ia' feet ~ inches 70 the ne
nf aid lot then westerly with aaid line II feet
iOS iuchea 10 the centre Of said lot sad llne
and then north 10 straight line 70 tho beginnine
heinE the western 70, upou which one Of the sald
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance In Ella,
twelve and eighteen monhs Al ten per cent interest
secured By deed Of trust on the properly. Tvs
hundred dollars down when the properly sstTuok on
Stamps and eonverancing a. The eost Of the pur
ehassr Tsrms 70 be complied With within sever
dsys afor the sale the property viii Be rssold u
The cost o. tbs dslarltins purqhs.sr This properly
IL sold fof an inde btsdneaa of AilO with lnteres
from March ~, ts7i, A lep psr cent
srissOAd. A'ISf :, h. WiRSskh, ssi' IssG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

RY U: wAREga, Zeal n R.,sIe ., Rsr,eLsS

BhI1K HOUSE, ON SIXTH bfRKEf, NKAR II
STREET BoUrHWlSr.
~ viz Ne q deed ei trust 70 u dated August 18th
Isl, and duly recorded IN lber No, 81 folio ta1
Of The aud records for WAshinGton county, District Of
Columbia and u the request of the party thereby
cured, will sei Al pabe auetlon, on ths premlsss
The highest bidder. lot ~, In Todd and gunnela
corded sabdlvi.lon Of SQUARE 49, togsthsr with the
lmproyements thsreon,
Terms viii be made known on the dag q sai,i sino
down when the property 10 struck OF. Title Dereot
altar sale, the propery Will be resod Al the risk and
cost Of the defsntiuE purchaser Stamps and con-
ysJAnelnE at the cost nf the purchaser.
DANlEL 4, EATON, ! r,,,.,...
GEORGE W. .SrICKSEYl i'".'es'
Argeo4ds u. II. wAkNER, AuoL
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-15
Grenina State SoiirnaL
AUCTION SALES.

JOHN w. FARRELL, Deputy u S. Marshal
will sell at Norfolk, February 9th, Mt ]:
| O'Clock NJ, the cargo of the bark Brothers, ;
consisting Of 800 tons Of mahogany.
JACOB COHN, assignee of several bankrnpts
will sell on Tuesday, February 27th, in front
of the Custom House, valuable real estate in
the counties of Mathews, Lancaster, Nor.
cumberland, Richmond, King and Queen,
James City, York, Gloucester, and Essex.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee of James
L. Butler = Co., will sell on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 27th, in front of the Custom House,
hichmond Va, valuable real estate, lying
IN the city of Richmond and Caroline county
Also, ON Wednesday, February 2sth, on the
premises, No. l02 Marshall street, fine
brick residence
WIN, IRA SMITH, Receiver of the Bank of
Flttsylvania, will sell on Friday, March Sth
at II o'clock A. M, in front OF the U. s.
Custom House; on Bank street, bills gold
claim, Confederate notes, &c.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee, and 9TH
ers, trustees, Of w. f. g. Garnett, will sell
on Tuesday, February 9th, in front OF the
Custom House, Richmond, va valuable real
estate, lying in the county of Henrco.
M. .F.PLEASANTS and E. M Garnett, special
Gommissioners, IN the matter OF Harvey
Terry. VS.. Monticello Bank, will sell on
tuesday, February Goth, two valuable
of Richmond.
ii. X. POLLARD, assignee OF Joseph A. Pynes,
will sell on Tuesday, February Goth at Mil
lers Tavern, Essex county, valuable real
estate, and a lot of chooses in action.
w. M. DAVIDSON, assignee of q. Watson
scott, viii sell on Friday, 10th February,
near Prospect depot on the Southsde rail
road, $50 acres of valuable land
i. II. CAMPBELL, trustee, and W. b. Tabb
assignee, of j. II. Neal will sell on Friday
March lst, at Jetersville Amelia county, |
275 acres of valuable lands.
JOHN r. KILBY will sell on Monday, March |
4th at Isle of Wight Court-house, the tract |
OF land known as white Marsh"