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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

From The Boston J0uTnAll
IN the point Of his letter where he most closely
touches The practical Issues Of the campaign,
MT, WDpHoT throws out some hints, which not
only illustrate tho originally Of bis Views, but
will SGT bis Democratic bTpthTBn tllnking on u
neS track. He practically admits thEt, so lar al
general reform Is concerned, II IL much better To
have Grant elected than Greeley. The former,
In entering upon his hnal term, will be IN just
that position for dBinteTebted and patriotic scr
vice which the one term men 80 r0manticahy as
sumo for their candidate In case he should be
successful. He could have no possible motive To
Cypress the South. Tn the contrary, II Is oh.
VlOus-thOugh Mr.. O'COnor does not say this
that the Ts-sleotl0n Of President Grant would be
followed by the complete subsistence Of the fle-
AopB elewsnts there aud the aba ndOnment Of all
iHTthst fbslstsnCo 10 the reconstruction policy.
We ahOpld thpn ngt only have peace but content
and pTOEres3, while gfOolby's elsttlOn would stir
mp every Southern maleOnt0nt and lnTebbntant
rebel, and Introduce confusion and disorder u
not strife, once more. similar result would
attend civil service reform. Grant has already
begun II, and II would only remain In case OF his
reelection, TO continue the application u the re-
form under the most favorable circumstances.
With Greeley as President, on the other hand,
there wOJld be wild rush from all parts Of the
oOuntTy OF gtaryed ONCE seekers, involving a
general revolution IN tho public patronage. Mr..
QCOnOr's alluslon TO this Issue Of the campaign
cannot but DO very effective. Indeed. II ~ stated
4 vi ~ lGaO the Democracy 1000 votes In New
York alone.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

money AZ Belmont II he was made chairman OF
the committee. Tho Libesal committees are do.
ing no better. They rush about and make
good deal Of noise In New York, but they have
accomplished nothing.
They have young man named Allen as the
principal manager In that city, and he IL simply
Incompetent and unht In every particular for
the duty assigned him. He Is nothing more OF
less than a clustering egOtist. Conscientious
work and clear discsrnment TO say nothing IT
tact, which Ia fully as essential, he knows moth.
ing about He isRlso ignorant Of localities and
their distinct wants. He IL uniformed In pOlit
zeal history, and IL without Intelligence and ex.
perieuce 70 campaigning. 10 addition, he is 81
vain that he win accept Instruction aud sugges.
lions from nobody. Hs Is therefore not In acc9Fd
with other leaders and unless he IL y eedily dis
placed the injury the cause will sustain on his
account will Be considerable. Men In New York
refuse TO give money while he IL In authority,
not because his honesty Il suspected, but because
no does not know how TO use II iudiclously Sen.
atoT FentOn has more political saRaclty and
knowledge regarding the manag cement Uf a cam.
palgn than any man In the Liberal ranks, In.
6 udlng the Democrats, and until he has full
swing the Grant party will continue to have the
advantage"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
THE SYRACUSE DEMOCRAT con
MENTIONS

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Wv ,ha IT,, Tho I IhsraIs with hecomIng
r,oIost, cnnssr,ed IN accent the IJentenant
GaT...o. ~ ,ho ,,,IsoD tn.noc,or. Thi.
~ - 90. IN ocoor,,arco Win The
s,..asi a.. 81 ,IIngs The nosItIoD NJ
I,ar,aaon, Gororror IA irsIgrIacant He
~ no IoS,snc, sxcsr, uhsn thsrs Ia n ne
in the senate which rarely occurs, Bnt
,ho,, a., no, IA. IIhor.Is oi Nan y,rl, In,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

From the UlaVelAHd Herald
We have some testimony 10 offer touching tho
reputation Of this Rev, Mr. DenisOn Tor honesty
aud ysTaclty. In 1870 this reverend gentleman
was In charge Of a Baptist church In Whining.
Jon, Delaware. A respectable citizen Of Oloye-
land, business man OF Democratic politics, who
Is nnksd among The anppOTteLs Of Horace Gree
ley, was thSn q resident Of Washlpgtpn end
member Of Denia1n's church, Troubles Sf0ls,
and some Of the members, the present UloVS
lander being among them, brought charges
against the minister OF lying and dlGhOnssty,
the collecting OF money and refusing 10 pay over
bslpR among tho specifications. A trial was
had. Ths charges were iully proved and sen.
tsnee Of Dismissal would hHye been passed, but
for the appeal Oi the presiding oilcnT, PhllA.
delphia lawyer, whose services bad been obtained
by MIR. Dsnlson, and who plead To behalf Of ths
minister with such effect that he was allowed To
resign instead Of being dlsmiFsed.
Nj. DenlsOn then went 10 Boston, where, after
some dine he vas charged with similar offences,
tried, convicted, and dlimlssed. Year, after the
same gentleman met Mr.. benson IN California,
played out" and endeayorlng to borrow money
10 take him back to the States. Mr.. pehiaon
has also been charged with dishonesty Ia his
OoeaJiunal cOnnsati1n With newspaper finances.
This Is the " Reverend Wltnhia on whose IN.
supported statement President Grant isehRrgOd
with being a common dTunkard, and Sen ItOr
Wilson with being liaT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

Chauncey VI. Depew, the Liberal Republic
can candidate for Governor of the Democratic
party OF New York, Is thus commented by
tho New York World:
"Chauncoy NJ. DepeE, the candidate for Lieu.
tenant Governor, Il an excellent contribution To
tho ticket by the Liberal Republicans lie IL a
man Of integrity, talents and character, thor
OughIy conyersant with State affairs, having
been Secretary OF state 10 President Lincoln q
time Mr.. DspeN has always been ono OF the
most popular men In the Republican party"
When Mr.. Depew was Secretary of State
Of New York, II became his duty To take q
census to rearrlnge the Congressional appOr-
tIonment. The Now York World then de-
noq1ced him In the yIlest language and de-
clAred that he 'bOuld be imPeached and re-
moved from office. Nov, that Depew has
deserted bis party, he Is an angel OF light. 70
the World. The Democratic readers OF the
World, however, will be very apt to remem-
Der the lessons taught by the World, and
scratch Mr.. DepRv.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
THE SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN.


N hNNNlty y NttNNFEAN VI y hfNNnlfAhG
IFrom john NJ LsnFston's snoech At OiuctnnAI1
Now, then, another word want to say. The
President elect, upon taking his oath Of office,
aud assuming the duties Of his high position, IL
aud must be animated by the purpose To conduct
his administration according To the iud gment
and the wishes Of the party which brings him
Into power. Hence our history shows that
President elected upon Democratic votes con.
ducts his naturalization according TO Demo.
cratic usage; a President elected upon Rspub.
lican votes according to tho principle and usages
pursued, Il tho President die and the Vice Pres.
ldent assuming the chair OF state administers
the anlts Of the Government contrary to the
with JohnsoniEInE or TyieTITIng his party. Ia
other words slll, he deceiyes those who have
voted for and elected him. II Horace Greeley
he elected President Of the United States, how
Is he, according to this rule, to administer the
affairs Of the Government ligrant Ia elected,
how Is he to administer the GOyernment9 The
former According 70 Democratic principles and
the hrst will DO elected, II At ali, by Democratic
votes; tbs latter by Republican, aud there Is no
way 70 doiEe ths GrcPositl1n unie,i you make
Its grand sOmersAult, has become Republican,
and n Greeley Ia elected he Ia not elected by
Democratic votes at ALL bat by Republican.
argues. Why, he said 10 me, ELECT Horace
Greeley he Il hot Democrat" but" | salt,
senator, the Democratic vote u tho vote on
which ho Is elected. " But" said he, the Dem.
Ocratio vote is no longer Democratic vote; u II
Republican vote, because the great Demo
cratic Organization has hesn converted to Gree
ley" Now, I apprehend that l stand before
Christians Some Of you arc Baptlsts; some Of
you are methodlsts; some shout some cry
"Amen;" some do one thing, some anUtheT. Dd
you ever see the Baptist Church converted Us
an Organization nom Baptism 10 Methodism :
Did you ever sec the whole Uniyersallst Church
as an organization get up and march out Of lts
house and It's organization, confess It's sins and
cry, what shalt We do TO be savedG" The
thing isnot known In history No man has been
30 mad as ever 10 prehguro any such thing, and
yet IL Il len foi great Senator to address mil.
lions of simple. minded, inOtiensiye, struggling
mon and women, and tell them that th6 great
Democratic Organization has been converted, 10
converted as great national organization, mum.
boring millions VI voters. We don't believe II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

HORACE GREELEY, who had been announced
70 open tho Louisville exposition with an I'D.
dress, and who had accepted the Invitation 10
that end, declined . few days ago because the
Democratic convention would DO 10 session on
tho % and 9TH, and his presence would give rise
to rumOr that he was there to control the. con
yontion. Excessive mOdesty Ia likely To ruin
Horace sooner or later The possibility Of his
" controlling" tho LpuisVillS "strSIghtouts"
could have occurred To no one but himself
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
SINGING ACADEMY,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.


lows
lIu u'olook.
kdyAgos Uls,, on TUESDAY, September 10, Al
HglO OotUck.
LsaGlos' aud GOntlemen's Ulass on WEDNESDAY,
September I, At $3.50 O'Clock.
PdvAts Lessons viii commence, Alan MONDAY,
seViemreT y, 81 her A. the Aoadstny at the resi-.
dsuoea OF the pupila. All those Who Wish 10 avoid
sOo throat aud loss OF voice shou call upon Pro.
lessor u he teaches not Only the cultivation Aud
improvement Of the voice, hu also the art q pre-.
p-Fird
PROP. uOLIIERHB GLASSES IN GFORuR.
T JWN will bs resumed gu WEDNESDAY, IStb
lnaty at2 o'olact, A. Ms hoDOnaid's class rooms,
seminary buildings
See bis OlEsalGf, september. ls7l ... al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

u WAgHEaToE, ID. D., JAY |, Isa
On tue petition Of Ross WRARH aud TuOAAs
WpdAHs Of baltimore, Nd prAJinE for the extension
OF patant granted IN them on tho Nth dAy Of o.
NohirlAi
II u ordered that the tastim0nY In the be closed
on the 2ith dAy OF September nsIt that tho time for
hlnE ArEum6uts 4nh the kIamnaTa report ha limited
10 tbs day Of October next, aud that said pStltion
be heard 90 the With day Of October usIt.
Any peFHon u4Ay oppose llls extension,
Auli k3W II, LK0nHrf, OOmml alon ar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

" THE STATISTICS OF the head Of the Lou
don Metropolitan police are TO be believed
crime Il on the decrease In the capital Of the
british Empire. We congratulate our British
cousins that as they grow older they grow
hetter aud we are sorry that We cannot say
rs much Of our younger communities. Crime
Of all descriptions Ia enormously on the in
crease In New York, and indeed In the other
lnr,e cities Of the Union.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

MR RAMsDELL, In letter 10 The CINCINNATI
Commercial, from this place, says the fact
that Mr.. Greeley has been losing ground rap
Idly since the North Carolina election cannot
be denied. He Is alarmed, and uses very
harsh language In giving the causes for such
u condition Of thu Greeley campaign. This
fear aud trembling Of Mr. RaWsdrll Is very
,Igullcant when II Ia remembered that be j.
tue TTibtmP's correspondent at this point,
aud receives his inspirations from the home
ofiius Ol The personal organ Listen to what
he says
There seems 10 he testing ggIts prevalent
among both the supporters and opponents Of
GTeeloy that he Is gradually losing GROUND,
THIS feeling began To manifest Itself about
WesG or ten days ago, aud Is not confined to
Washington. When Inquiry Is made as to the
cause VI the failing of Of the GTeslsy strength,
nobody 10 able To AooSunt for Il OF explain IT,
but there Is no doubt that the fpelinE exists,
and that nearly everybody, without knowing
the reason why has ielt impressed with the fact.
ut eau not be denied that those who are con-
ducting the campaign On the part OF the l.lbe-
rails are letting Il 20 by default, and the sooner
they are made aware Of Il the better II will DO
Tor The cause. All the Greeley committees seem
to be waiting. deltyiGE, pattlRF % the work
ress. They seem " bs blind or ignOLgpt Of the
tact that organization ls necessary. They seem
to thlnk that because there are majority OF
the voters IN the Unlt8d States opposed 70 tho
reelection Of General rant, ls only necessary
TO walt until tho election, in order 70 secure
them for Horace uresley,, There Y DO reason
| why all the elements OF this opposition should
not DO concentrated In Greeley except the over
Confidence, apathy, or lno0mpetancy Of those 10
whom the infringement Of the canvass has been
"WhateYsr else may DO said Of the Grant
| party, II must DO admitted that they are at
| WOrk-haTd al work. and they are iully I'm
| pressed with the danger that threatens them
aad With the necessity VI continued hard, sleep
| loss, iudieiOus work, and they are dOlEg u with
! q Whl and al energy rarely equalsd.
$50 far as the Democratic National Commit
tee IL concerned, with Soholl at the head, II
amounts 10 nothing. Thus lar absolutely moth.
Ing has boon done The state and county oOm'
mltto0s have been doing nothing, and the pros
pect Il no better for the iutufe, They have thus
lar raised no money except the eontempuble ~,
tie amount sent 10 North carolina, anl lhs
friends OF Schell ara far from Tedeemlng th0lI
promises made at the Baltimore convention tina
he could and would raise four times as much
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

u WAamHaruE, d. O., August ~. IsI2
ia tho petition OF bFEIAMIH pAYHE, OF Albany
N, Y, pTayinE for the sEt0ntnu Of pAtant granted
~ hlm on the lsth daI Of JAnuaI, lsba, Tor an In
pToVbnsnt In OOlOIihE and TudnE TObaoe0 6tafns:
Its ordered that tbs ~ tho
90 tho Hth day Of December neGtj that the tins foi
ding arguments and the kKamin report he limitad
10 the Nth daY OF December peIt and that said petit
tibn DO heard on the "a dhy OF January next,
AuY paTs0u may oppose this extension.
an3l-S9H A. D. LGGGEff, Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

ALEADISs LosDoS JOURNAL suggests that
hOuSekeepers can save thIrty per cent. of
their coal by using solid bottoms in ordinary
grAles. Il says Ia any Fireplace not eH-
cessively small a plate Of iron placed upon
the CRATE will halye the consumption Of coal,
reduce the smoke and leave a cheeTful free
burning fru. Quite sufficient air enters
through the bars, no poking Is necessary
aud the fires never 90 out until the Goals are
consumed. There Ia no ash and no dust
every particle OF fuel being consumed. "
These hints apply Just as well to this country
as TO England.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

~ WAHHIHurOH, ID, o., August II, lh72.
On the petition Of JOHN l., MASON OF Nov YOIk,
n v, praying for tho extension Of GpAtsnt granted
10 hlm tho 18th day 1T November, ISIS for an i'm
pTayoment 10 RgTeW Neck B0ttiss;
IL ordered that the teatoAy In the ba closed
ding ArEumSnta And tho RIainlusFs report DO
limited 70 the sth day Of November neIt, and that
said petition be beard on the l9th dAy Of November
nsIL
Any person may oppose this sItsnsloH.
Ault.SAW N. d, LEBHEf'f. Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

lkTom the Boston Transcript
Any Improvement OF tho civil service by the
election OF Horace Greeley would be impossible,
as he has publicly declared his purpose 10 divide
the Ofiicas according To the most corrupt "BpOiL''
doctrine. In no other way could DO batl5iy and
retain bis mmished Democratic adhoTentg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
nv LATIniRH a. UIkAHY,
ID Auotionesra and Heal kstAts Brokers,
southW eat corner ays aud hiSS 81
Star Once Building,

TRusTKIca SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhAL hsrALk on MN MAMPshiA Ayr;
Dl;TRluT OF. GOLUaBIk, IHPRovED BY
81 Virtue Of siI % deeds Of trust. from Mioha.l
murphy aud wife y the undersigned as uustes each
coded 10 iiber No $50, fSlSs i6 -, 49, al AS and
Dst q ColuSbs sSa By by he af,sn Sa2
Do 81 III, lpo GSIs' 2 tt SRs = Po,9 90
trustee, sell 10 tIsnt Of tue pTOnisss, on MONDAY
the Oh day Of sepiombrr A; u; ls,a, AZ O'clock,
OF psloels Of ground lynE and being situated In said
sity d wsshingt9n, and Known and desoLi6sd a
ooTdinE to Dodges aubdiVion Of said square, dly
corded IN the sn5,eyGLs once o. said city Of Web.
Hampshire avenue iH'J four 6D feet irOm the south.
BibE snns pofthosssTy on The iinS q aid avenue
siHteen lost thence running west At right angles to
twSsn sGd lots thirtynins Gad oTty ous hundred and
three fsst and hfgelEht hundredlhB Of = foot to-
said alley sixteen feet, thence east parallel with
Md division Zoe e aid .ysnoS and place OF begin
Immediately after above sale viii scl parts Of lots
log % DodEvs subdivision Of ssld taaars; SGm@snc-
log tor the same the llne Of New HAmsphtre ave.
thrtJ nine 10 said subdvis u Ia aid squATe running
lhoBoe northsasterly on lima Of said sTspus siItsen
pSrs ah he Sysn ia q sSd iA os
add forty, one hundred Ahd one and one half feet 70
Alsy sixteen feet thenee east parallel with Esid d.
vision OF lots thEy nine and tof nnet eight fest 70
the line O. said Aysnue And p,Aoe OF beginninE.
imuoaiatsp sitef Aose sale Nlu sell paris OF ots
thfly And thltI-elght 70 the SAID square lb'
AoeOrulnE 70 boaEes SUBDIVISION OF said square com.
mshoing lot ths sAme on the hue Of New Hampshire
ANsnae hhirytHo Ieot Iton me southeast corner Of
sAld l0t thtfV,nhe tunnlng then0o hoTthFAstefB on
the nhe o. Alu Atghne sAtesn leeti thence west A.
rght AZ Ei.a 70 sala Ayeaa1 Anu parallel VITA me dt
weston une petNesh sAiu loA lhliy-nlne AND torV
1e.sh Ieet 70 nleyi thonoe south
east parallel with said divsion line bStweeu said ots
~ ~ n ~ III ~ alS iee'
4, LmmentAtoy htst we hpSts sAls, VI sell ~
those pAIls oI ion uiIVelEht hnd thiry nine, IN
aAd square lfo, seoorulpg 70 DOdEsb subdivision In
said square, commencing Tor the same GU New
hAmpahire avenue hhtecn teet from the southeast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFlOE,
~ WAAnHdrOH, ID. O., August n, Isis.
% The Petltlon Of AnHl. VI. bARTLkrT, Of WeSt.
hsd, N. v, praying for the oItonAlOn OF patent
EuAnied To HIN on the a1d day Of November ls. Tor
80 improvement In RsfdssFAtOTa:
ltiS0TRrod that the testimony In tho case bs closed
on the sd day al O6t5bsF h8ktt that tho time for
hillH GIEumBua and the Hammers report be iit ed
the 1t day Of hOVembsT neIt, aud that said ped.
tiou he heard on the 9TH dag OF November hsIt.
AnI psrson may oBPQsa thlA eItensah.
auai.s9W N, u. LE0uHTf lOommis siontT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT;
HENRY WILSON.
or NAssAoHUsRTTA


GEN. DIX, In a brief and pointed letter, &C.
cepts the nomination OF the Republican party
Of New York for Governor OF that State.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

AUGUST 3, te79.
In tho OAse Of WILLIAM BLAECHAHn, oIooutOT
OF AIMS BLAHgHAnn. deceased, tho oIe0utoT AloTo.
said has, with the APPRECIATION Of The Supreme Uoprt
OF tho District Of COLUMBIA Aforesaid, appointed
HAIURDAY, tho 7th day OF heptembnr, l872, for
no unal b0ttlom0nt aad distribution Of tho personal
ata OF said d8oeEs4d, aud Of the assets In hand,
far a. the same have been collected and turned Into
monsy Ehon aud whore ~ the creditors And heirs Of
properly 'ouohed, OF they may othoTwise ~ law DO
excluded from all ben6ht in said dooe4aeds estate
Provided copy Of this order bs Published once
week tnT three weeks In the REPUBLICAN previous 70
tins said day, ..,,,
T0ati A, WhbbThh
AuEiO- B8Hs Register Of Wills
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
THE PATRIOT AAB "ALECE SHEPHERD"

I'M rAihiuI Aap AL5'A subrHhhb'"
This paper seems very sollcltouS Us to the
whereabouts Of Mr.. Shepherd. To our
knowledge he has been engaged In the per-
Torrance Of his multifarOus duties Us usual,
and We are Of tho opinion that II the persons
he has branded Us "w9llgRqnt liars" had
wished to lud him, they would uol base the
slightest difficulty In doing so.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

" wAsHIN8rON, D. o., August 8, la7l
ia tho petition Of STI.AB n BR DJKs, ~ BarnArda
tJWa, Mass, AdmintstTAtdT OF Linus Yala, iT de-
ceased, praying Tor the extension Of patout granted
TO tho aid LAnua RAls, IT,, tho Och day Of hoVem.
boz, ls5s, tOT an improVam0nt In Locks
IL ordered thai tbs Testimony In tho be closed
on tbs sth d4y u Oetobsi neIt; that the time for
hluE arsqmgntA and tho kIgminOTa report DO limited
TO tho lsth day OF bot5heT n6It, and that said pst
ton be heard on the gld day Of October mort.
AM person mAy oppose this oltouaion,
NJ. ID. LK0HKrT,
Gull sgS OoHnmisslonsT Of Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
New Advertisements.

CAUTION, .MEROH ANTS AND THR PUBLIC
" generally are hereby oautoned from orsditinF
any person or persons my acoouut 10 Any manner
Vhatsogver Without the order Il given IN psraNn b.
myself o. gfe. COLUMBUS ALHNA HDER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
aSTiSs. corner q fSS .SS s1I:::

Il loo /, northwest corner q fSht6 and nd Streets
PERRMPTORY sALR on SPI ENnTD PARIOR
AND uhAMbEh fURNlrURE AT AUCTION.
m On hOhDAi, tho 9th instant, At 10 O'clOek
W =. m, We shAl sell, at the residence OF a EsRtls
Ia man dsalinlng housekeeping, at No, Grant
ePiAoo, tho following Furniture. without 70
One EuS Green Rep PATlor Suite.
One Zine Crimson Rep PATloT Rulta.
Two EsEAht Black Walnut N. T. chamber Suites
Two Fine Painted Cottage beta.
-Four Walnut N. Z. Tables.
Uns hAay CHAIR, two Fancy Camp ChAlra.
Two tAnof huah bottom OhAiFH
-Four pairs OF Fine ace Curtains
NsIVBt llAssOcks aud Mats. ~
1hIBs-py Ingram and stair Carpets
Walnut kItsnAl0n Dining Table And Chairs
fina Lounge and Hat Tee.
BodstsAda, Mattresses and Springs
lHl Cloth and Mats.
Terms Cash. GREEN WpEt JAMS,
aapds Augtionsefa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
Wood and Coal.

TIOR.
GOAL AND wood GOAL AND WOOD II
Ths aubsoribsrs boa leave 10 Inform their numerous
fhonds aud oustNmoTa and the public .uBTAliy, that
thsT have on hand aud are constantly receiving
large oATR0oa OF OPAL OF tho various kinda and
choicest qualities all OF uhioh they prepared %
sell A. the lowest market rates uhOles quality Of
WOOD H. VI constantly on hand. GOAL Al OATtsT'a
wharf. a. mrlAuLRY n BnO,
Once and Yard No. y 10 FOaFAnd.Ahalf stTSst
southwest Aualm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

Y WtsnTN0TONI ID. % june w, WI2.
On the petition Of JIFTERsOS aud JANIS hCOAUB-
LAID Of Kingston, Now York and WALTER b. CHAHE
A. hARAH MCUAUsI.AHD, OF the sans place executors
Of Joha MoOAuaiAhd, deceased, praying Tor she sEr
land And Jsf arson aud james MOOAuslAnd, on the
2lst day Of September, lSis, for Improvement 10
Canal Boats!
ordered that thstostnony In thsoAse bs closed
on the SJth day Of August neIti that the tIns kOT
ling Arguments And the Examiner report be limited
70 tho 1 dAI Of Auglst nsEt And that said petition
Re heard gu the 9Th day Of ssDtsmbsT neII
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Gu9ISsu Dommlsslohsr Of Patsnts