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remarkt that he rcjoiccd at the move
ment .wich led to the nominashnn ov
Mr.. Greeley at Cincinnati. He he'd
allus acted with the Republican party.
but The offfs-seekin tendency Of tho
members thereof he'd disgusted him,
and he he'd determined to quit il. He
he'd infooence. i1c controlled the
Liberal Republican vote In fact he
held it in the holfer ov his hand, and
without his infooancc nethin Good be
done with it. But he he'd made sacsiA
ces. He wuz an unsuccessful appli-
can't for the Assessorship in 1851, and
agin in 1865. President Johnson wuz
pleased to give It to him, but he wuz
removed by that mercilcss fyrant,
Grant, in 1869, and one ofhis ininions
appointed in his place He he'd sed at
times thst he wood accept the post Of
fee eft wuz rendered him, and ez
some slight acknowledgements nv serv-
ices in controllin the Liberal Republi-
can. vote, he shood expect it. In case
the good Greeley is elected, kin 1 hev
We drank, and forgettin all about
Perkins, | replied promptly that NV
course, no positive promises Good be
made at SO early a date, but Icood say
frankly that there coodent be any
doubt about it. And Mr.. Mitchitt
took his leave. thanilin me profoosely,
and promisin that the Liberal Repub-
lillin vote, which he controld, shood be
out.
then took several drinks by my
self.
How | got to the train that mite, or
what transpircd, / know not. hev
an indistinct idee NV hcvin mob NV
men in my room, and NV mneh drink
In. Suffice II to say / awoke on the
ears, and found myself several hours
afterwards in New York, and then
back to my quarters IN Chappaqna. 8
Ten days afterward Ireceiyed Tour
letters. Three nv them wnzs from
Messrs. Slodgers, Perkins and Mitehitt,
each reproachin me for tiooplicity in
promisin the Post office to the two
others, and each assurin me that he
alone controlled the I,iberat Repabii-
kin vote nt the county. The, other
wuz from The landlord, iIfclosin Il bill
for busted furniture, ard Stain Hike.
wise that he'd made an ass nv my
sell, ezthc only Liberal Republicans
in the county wuz Slodgers, Perkins
and Micthitt, and that they wuz nv
that pecooliar stripe that the Republi-
kins rcjoict more fervently when they
| left the party, than they did over their
success in North Carolina. l must
quit either licker Or politics. They
don't work well together. .s0
PETROLEUM v. Nasty.
t@ix ich wuz post master, and hopes to be
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Attorney and CounseIlor ~ IAN

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
On entering she was met by an Of
fee boy. who jerked his thumb over
his shoulder, and told her she would
find the Squire In Mcre.s Following
the direction indicated by the boy, she
entered another department, where
shc found tho lawyer busy with books.
papers, and innumerable parchments.
With the natural delicaoy of good
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nay he reformed tho service. lap

way he reformed tho service. Jap
plause. .ss.,s I
Bot you cay, .We are in favor OF
the one term principle. That means
that you are ont just now, and want TO
get in. tGrest cheers. and laughter. ]
The one term principle IS a hlimbug
and always was. Your country clerk
when you first elected him, was not as
well qualified for tho Office as after he
has served one term, and you Keep him
in Office for that very reason. The
same principle ,wil apply equally TO
the Presidency.v vssas III sss !,
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The two great failures Of tie seasoa
comet and Greeley's
''tidal wave"
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The Courier Job Department.
compfsts v ith new
TYP Es AND pREssEe
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.

From Visiting Gard TO q Mammoth NcsleI
executed In Good Style, EaAtcrn prices and
work duplicated.
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What metamorphosis has come
pver these men in one short year.
Account for it consistent with their
honesty, ye who can. We confess we
cannot.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
IMRpELrslrE tx CoSaREss.

ih'OUr Mondays Issue we gave some gen.
eral Views under the head 'The Retention Of
Faithful Public Servants.' The argument
there made is6irectly applicable to the APP
preaching election IN this District. General
Chapman has, by bis Intelligence, sssldulty,
aud close application to duty at The last ses-
sion Of Congress, taken such position IN
the House OF Representatives as 10 make Il
necessary, 10 our own interest, 10 send him
back a second term. We heard the m ost dat.
tering expressions on both sides Of tue House
as to his gentlemanly bearing and Cfic lent
watchfulness Of District interests. No ques-
ton came up that he could not answer
promptly, and In a hundred ways, by his ac-
qualntance here with public Affairs, he made
himself useful TO members The different
measures brought forward In the interest Of
our people found Ia him an active and earnest
supporter, and no bill failed 10 the House
which he advocated.
We shall hereafter present some Of tue
special appropriations secured by hls eiiurtsi
but we now desire TO express our belief that
man who cen secure so good a footing In
Congress during his fret term as General
Chapman has Is not the man to be lightly SN-
changed for new and untitled one. We do
do not know that he IA a candidate, but hope
he Ia, and that the people will compliment
him for faithful service by returning him.
There Is much yet to b. done to bring the
District and Congress into proper relations,
and we know Of no man who Is u candidate,
or would be, who could do more In this dl.
rcction than our present Delegate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
TAX ToR LAYING WATER MAINS,
WARM REonrRAA'a oTFIcE,j
mn DaIhIcI oH ooLUnnIA,

WARM REonrnAA'a oTFIcE,J
DInfhIcT oP OOLunnIG
WAaHIsoToH, Jane, lHl
NOTICE Is HEREnY GIVEN, In puTsuanos a
been aiss.ssd and sytsd On ali lats a. part. n M.
1hsh blnd Or touch % say q Is ssSe,i or sSsnass
sst forth n asy ot ihs g1usrss psreln en1mssatsd
and further that The hrst Instalmsnt Of M Ave an
nuAl InstAllmsnts provided for b. aid act WI he
due aud payabis On The fIRST DAY or JiJIY
1877, and that all subssqusnt InstAimsnts viii Be
due sd payable on the ara day o. JAY Of each
msbts alter the hfst bsshT ntsfsst Al the ratS q
dI PsF cant pSF Ennam frorn ne hrSt daT AZ Inir
B79 'but may A iho optlOn Of lie os ners ~ bToS
srty taIed Be paid and disohAfEsd 10 full Al an
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

Is the Jubilee a success or a failure In
differing senses II Is both. A failure, per-
hAps, II we measure the outlay against the
income, or treat the subject in q purely as
thetc musical light, or attempt TO discuss the
distance 10 which twenty thousand voices can
be carried a. against one voice, or seek for
perfect harmony amid natural discord, or
do or think anything equally foolish. But In
other and more Important senses 1t Is a sue
cess. The festival has raised Boston from
Its rank as a purely provincial town 10 a
position somewhere between New York or
Philadelphia and Baltimore; 1t has awakened
an amateur interest In music all the land
over It has famillarlzed our people with gil
gantlc undertakings, and over and above all 1t
has spread abroad that spirit Of cOnfraternity
that laughs at natural divisions and bounda-
rles, and halls the universal brotherhood Of
man.
For the first time representatives OF the mar
tlal proves of England, Germany, France
and the rest OF Europe arc assembled together
in the name of peace, and the highest culture
of free America looks on and applauds,
We are given to understand that 1t was
cOminendatory letter from President Grant TO
our representatives abroad that won for Con-
ductOr Gilmore his great success with the
prlnclpalitles and powers of Europe, and
gained for our delectatlOn the bands of the
Grenadier Guards, the Garde Republlcaiuo
and tue Kaiser Franz regiment, and so un-
derstandlng and fresh from the pleasures so
obtained we cannot refrain from candid
praise OF the President US a diplomat Of the
first order In simplicity aud success.
The Boston jubilee 10 but the prelude to
the great centennial jubilee of American In
dependence at Philadelphia, to be celebrated
four years hence and II upon that to be
memorable occasion the people and Govern
ments Of the civilized worlds shall unite with
the people aud Government OF our own
country 10 make II the glorious success 1t
ought 10 be, all honor to the successful but
peaceful foreign policy of our present Ad-
minlstration
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

YESTERDAYS Tribune contains an extract
from the editorial In the World Of Monday, in
which the Democratic organ states that 1t has
no counsel to offer between voting for Greeley
and staying at homo. The extract Is headed
THE World accepts the situation" Truly
this Is the worst case Of acceptance on re-
cord, aRd II the friends Of Mr.. Greeley, who
snatch at any straw, can ind comfort In the
Worlds acceptance" they arc heartily well
,Fan to 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

News reaches US from the Illinois Congress
sioual district which has lately been misrep-
resented by one Mr.. Farnsworth, that the
signs OF the times betoken the. defeat OF the
loug-whiskered gentleman Aforesaid, whose
antics in this vicinity prior to the adjourn
ment of Congress caused some little remark,
and he was rather roughly handled by two
prominent men OF the District government.
These gentlemen, in reply to one Of Farms
worths coarse attacks, vented their opinions
OF the man to a representative Of the REPUB-
LIcAN In such a manner o. to hurl the gratu-
GpUus ufsutts Uuufvu OssN sSOsss o. ssS
Illinois Congressman. We are glad TO think
that the Hall OF Representatives will, in his
defeat, gain altogether.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

A DISTINGUISHED GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
who Is well yersed in the ways and manners
of men In general, and politicians particular
ly, has Just returned to this city from an ex-
tended trip through Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts,, and remarks
that throughout his tour he did not soc sin
gle Greeley man who was not dismissed
or disappointed Office holder, or had been in
some way affected by the honest and vigorous
rule of the present Administration. The
same rule applies in this District, as the roll
OF the so-called Greeley Club will show.
Look al is list Of membership. Its cOmpO-
sltlon exhibits large majority Of the clerks
dismissed or disappointed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

We HorE the police will deal summArily
with those men who forget their decency and
violate all laws Of order aud right by leaving
the footwalks, nicely made In the public
parks for their accommodation, and tramp
ling down the grass In the plat on either side.
The FIRST one caught N these little amuse-
ments should bc punished for malicious mis-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

SUPPOSE the Board Of Health postpone In
definitely some Of the nice little speeches Its
individual members make, aud come down
seriously to business. This chAtterlng with
out an object looks bad, and Is annoying to
the public. Get TO work, gentlemen, and en-
deavor to assist to promote the public health
and welfare.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

IN ORDER that the public may be accom-.
modated with seats In the city parks, Gen.
Babcock has very wisely ordered two hun.
dred aud fifty additional settoeS TO those now
in position. In thls connection We would
call the attention OF the gentlemen who visit
these parks to the fact that the seats, while
for the use Of the public at large, are more
especially at the disposal OF women aud
children, aud the instincts Of humanity
should prompt them, when In possession Of
such seats, to readily yield to the weaker sex.
We make this remark because we have wit
messed stout, healthy men retain possession Of
seats, In the parks while coguizant of the feet
that delicate ladies with tired chlldre were
YEARLY sauntcrlng In their ylclI ity for .
place whoreon to rest. We earnestly bore
the hints We here throw out may DO taken
hold of, and that the weaker claiiea may
have the first right to the seating accommo.
dalton In the parks, which Gen. Babcock Is
doing so much to beautify.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

~ WAHHRorOH, ID, o., June ~, l57l
On the petition OF JOaGpH X. KILBOTHR, Of New
Britain, Connecticut, aud EDwAaD y. kLnOuRH, Of
koE hFunsSiok, New jersey, pIAyiDE Tor tho eTten.
alon Of patsnt granted 70 them the alst day OF
hsptemboI las, for an improvement 10 Eeedlas foF
knittlng Machines.
Il ordered that the testimony the case be closed
on tho3th day OF August next, that the time for hnE
ArEum Ona and the EIAmluo report DO limited TO the
9th day o. August neat, and that said petition be
heard on the 9TH day Of September nBIt.
Any person may oppOea this oEt9n6i0u.
la2LMla ". ID. LMnnEII. Oommlaalonnr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
FOR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.
- $3.50. . -.

OSE or THE MOST WONDERFUL conversions
we have ever heard Of Is that of Lamar, who
ran the slave yacht wAnderer, and who now
is out for Greeley. The philosopher must
feel awkward among such friends.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

VERY finely dressed lady, on whose face
powder and wrinkles were desperately stTug-
CLING for the mastery, got on the train at
NOrwalk lately. The car being crowded she
was obliged 10 stand up. Seeing her, a
young woman IN an adjoining scat rose and
offered hor the place. but you will have to
stand, said the first lady, edglng toward the
scat. "Oh, that's nothing, replied the other,
IL am young" In tho next Instant the first
lady was at the other end OF the car, and
didn't Intimate " anybody to bring tue scat
along.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
TiEisEE q sESRY BRISK 9%hLtISS, SS TnE

TRuSTEES' SALE OF VERY DHsIRABLF
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING on THE
WEST sInE OF TWELFTH SrtEEr, RE
TwFE N AND N STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to Joshua whitney,
dated November ~, 1852 and duly recorded IN IAbsT
No, 90, folio ~ onooi the Land Records OF WAIh.
Of The huDTsms Court q the Dlstdot o. O0lumhls,
uGlt - olm.tead q al, No, sto, Equity docket II,
tuhsuluilnG the underEusd trustees 10 place Of the
,.ld Joshp1 whllsJ. deossssd. had By lhS. written
request o. the party secured, we will sell At public
auction, In irnnt Of the promlsss To the hlshost bid
der, on SATURDAY, July d, ls71, At $40 O'clock
?, m lot 4 And the south half Of lot II, In Giles
Dyen subdivision Of ota fifteen (A and sixteen tt)
10 square two hundred and sighty.one tssi,) begin.
ming Tor the ~ feet 10 inches iron the south
east corner OF gald square, and running theboe north
with the line OF Twelfth street ~ feet lnchea
thSnoe west ib5 feet ~ inches thspcs south with
the line Of AlloJ u feet inohss thence east 1856
feet inches TO the place Of beginning, together
9Th ne impESSemsuts thereon, bias 10 The city o.
Terms Of sale! Ono fourth cash balance In 4, u,
Is and y months, With interest," secured by deed Of
trust btamus and ooaVeyanoiaE At the coat al tho
puronaseT-4OO down when the property II struck
on Tue trustees reserve the right TO resell tho prop
pTI Al The Ist and cost Of The dslSulnG purchaser
y case the terms are not complied With W,thin i've
BRAINARD u. wARNRR.l r.,.,...
ANDREW y. pUYALlI i'u'Vees'
ishooAds GREEN WILLIAMS, AuotA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
SSHEEES : MaIaHs .ss 8

TRgsfEEh SALE uR A EEAI TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, ON COLUMBIA srRHEr,
Ff EEF vi ssffREE q rpoRra%SESsTSl 'Sra ANU
Il lAssI 70. 90, io9 2ii, onsoi The land records =.
on FtIbAYJulI s, ls7l AZ nm. AZ me premises, 70
the highest bdder, all thAt mart Of Lott 81 Iuynerh
Subdivision Of BquArs u.s. In tho city 81 WAIhnHton,
y. O., bounded and described as ioilogai Upmmene.
log foe the Al point IN the cast line Of Turner
street 10 feet south from the northwest corner Of said
lot, thence ~ fest tn moth lb toot, thence
the northern 10 feet front (by the depth thereof Of
ot forty-sevun aoredeacribsd together with the I'm
ptuvementA thereon.
Terms OF the sale: One third cash balance In sig,
twelve and eightoen montha, with " nor cent In
forest v be secured by deed OF trust thu prop.
erty Hoo down day Of sale Stamps and con.
veyAneing At the coat OF ths purchaser 10 the
tsfus are not complied with within dive daJg, the
BRAlNARD n. WARNER,
surviving Trustee.
isiLeoAds GREEN wIILIAAb, AuctL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

oRAECERSALS 81 TE aEN Ais sS, REtk

oHANOERYsaALE on Tux REMAINING REAL
ksrATk OFM.D.Q MURDOCH, IN SQUARES
:s !; E;:::S :, ne s.I sSE,s.:
y SSEsSS ,S !" x. mi 4
JalJ y. ls79, At O'Clock p. NJ the iollosbs real
Los q is I7s, algs 10, and II, % our ,ubdl,I.
thereof, and fots %, ~ Is, and IS il subdlvlsion o.
spar lSl IN ne ~ ;,sSrs ,5s"s
lot In subdtvislon Of square 49, fruntnE ~ ted IN
Ninstsenth street, between n and streets north,
Also psrts q Lots A, u, d, D, and y, truntinE n
feet lawrence street b ~ feet 70 deRlh, .v
froh,sS q f.s, o. ASTso6S 90" s,uss, g. 6S let Il
ADD immediately alter The above viii set IstS y
tween New HsmpsSirs ssSaas sad Seventeenth
And lois s. snd T. 10 subdivision Of ,auars No. isa,
esoh y feet In depth, Asd fronting on sttveL be.
tween Elghteebth and Fnateenth Streets northwest.
n.s IT,, I've p sSI,S sPS'ssi 10 sd
trout Pslsd yards from i 70 i isst 10 depth snd
fss vacant iots above mentioned are sllGibs sites
for houses, sitaated whore lard q, rapidJ Using n
road nov Ia coarse u coustaSo,on, snd ~ braSeh
running north " Boundary street y still uearet In
word vs pIsssot 20 all Dc, rlpg hsnd,9me a1d com.
9srIs Of :.lsi one ,lIth cash balance In thirty
H q. az q sss .soaS.d g our ston, sod
lee tstainsd UPON the ptopgry sold a depo.tt Of
nv a9s n ssaS,s,d 81 me spI ''sms.
est % the purch,ssr Pls,s Of the property will be
exhibited At the TING n sale ,.,,,,,,,,
SsniYYFS42. hbikLkkEERsiIIE
ard Ist.TI GREEN A VILLA M, Huots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
CROCKBRY, GLASSWARE, &C.

HOUsKKEEPERB Ia want Of the above goods win
al lowest prices,
FINE PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.
WEBB a. BRVERlDGR,
y2bt' I9I odd Fsll0Ws' Hall, Seventh STRAIT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
Fg6 sSEBHHH n8 S2BBE q

l 'oFooLUMBiA, HOLDING A sPk6IAL Term
july !, isla
In the case Of MAY WHTrE, AdmlnistTktriI Of
Patrick White, dooBAaed, tho AdmniHtFAtTtE Af0r8.
a4ld has with the appreciation Of the supreme Court
Of the Dlatriet Of ColumbA Aforesaid, appolnted
uepent and distribution OF the personal estate Of
said deceased and OF the assets In hand far the
same have been collected and tuIped Into mOnaYi
when aud whore all the creditors and heirs Of said de
ceased are notified 10 attend, with thtT claims prop
ey youoh0 or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from ell benefit In said deueaseos estate Provided
oOpy Of this order DO pub led week Tor three
Test. A, WEBSTER,
Register OF Wills.
iy2.TugW Per JOSEPH j. OFT, d equity
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
BY =; Il, WARNER, ~, Real Es,Srs n,Oksr
between q and VI.

between q and ".
TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE Two
kT0nY BRICK DwElI.IhGI No. los sEy;
sTRBErs BUUfAEkST.
Bg ylTtua Of deed Of trust 70 mo, dated geptem.
Dor 1871 and duy recorded IN Libsr No. as, 10.
Ito tOl one Of the land records OF WAAhington ID, o.,
wilt sell Al public Aaotion In front Of tho premises
70 the hiFhost bidder, on TUESDAY,, July D, is7l Il
n o'clock D, m, Lots Sixteen and Seventeen, In
Pnouts Subdivision OF HquAro numbered nine huu-
drod, 900 bounded a. follows Beginning At point
one hundred and eight fOet three ihehos south
fIom the point Of intersection Of Seventh street east
with North OafollnA thOneo north forty feet
10 an Allfyl the CO cast one Hundred and ninateon
feet TO an hlsJ Ten fsst t.o inches vide thence
along said alley south forty feet thence vost along
the dlvdnE line Of lota hiteen and IIlasn hon.
drod and nlneteen foot 70 the place OF beginning,
Eeihur with tho improvements thereon,
Terms will be made known on tho day Of sale.
stamps and oonVoyAneinE at the coat Of the puT.
chaser.
siOo down whom the property Is stTuek on. 10 case
the terms are not complied with within seven days
after the sale, the property will DO rssod Al the Tisk
and cost OF the dsfdul tipE purchaser,
iOlasOAdS Gstarl II. IL, WkRSER, AistiOaSsT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

gross Of which was temporarily S{Jfcrcd
with, were again pushed vigorohtSA
Mr.. Roosevelt, who represents a district In
New York city and was elected therefrom by
the aid of Tammany Hall, afterwards made
an exhaustive speech on this investigation,
wherein he very clearly stated that not sln-
gle development Of the searchiug examlna-
ton reflected Che sllghtost discredlt on The
Executive, and that no evidence connecting
him In any way with the alleged frauds was
adduced.
Certainly the World can desire no better
authority than its Democratic friend, Mr..
Roosevelt, anxious as he must have been to
damage the Administration. The statement
that "iho Administration would not allow
the report to be made Is the height Of bosh.
Copies Of the reports were furnished to every
member OF our Legislature, aud freely Circu-
lated by them among the people Of this com
munlty. Indeed the Republican party here
abouts asks for no better campaign document
than that very report
II there ever was an administration that
has ever done less covering up aud chat
lenged investigation more, we should be
pleased to hear Of II. There has been the
fullest and frecst inquiry and the result has
only added to the confidence felt by the
masses 10 the honesty and capabllity OF Cen.
Grant Democratic papers, like the World,
have been forced to resort to base iabrlca-
tlOns such as those sct forth In the above eN.
tract; but they are easily dlsccrniblc aud
will mlscrably fail during the coming cam
paign.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
Auction Sales.
~ 4. n. wAnNER; gSGi Es s,S .,,I e. oA'r
rRUstrrEEo SSAa fEs q I'd gERy IS DIT' N
Ts.DSv.

81
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TRUsfEEg hAtE " ,PEghhit5psisc ~
sVuhhs. ~, ~, - =. =, 80 A,S,. =,
fsi1 nd duig rsooTdsd IA Isi No. 6s9 lgllo ~ -
iuGhja, ad4 II lhs rqsyst of tbe t.fi1 heTssi -
y * SR'st lddsrSss EDNi a.. ~;
,a:Is DSa SSsTeSi X. 20 sluSy
eled on % and uaDAl rlfeota eothWttt. Aleo ~ W.
Itpe dsf, y esq o'sioeh NJ, ps,l q sluaIs Fri
bsr.a ~ iSs a ,n,sins ,s.ne, ~, ions
~ M 4 oath stisst jcp feet henes 70 ,lralGht
Inc Al rshi rsss 10 ssd x street sop,h MY ies,
ihsses ~. w x Sosih w ~, 70 l"'
ssT. III bs Isids fssvs 70 TIE DIV q sale An
80 down Wien ssSh %, sssss y 49, .,s ~. .sS
fs srs sst eGPPsd , w - n ss A ~ 80 q
W. SUBSTITUTES PuID5s D, a EATON,- Tr-......
n,s,. o,ad, o"o' W. 3. ~ HGERtEER. Asst
wins fsnhVp Jsns Ia IA, - 30 Gouf and phes
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