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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
WILL THE TRIBUNE ExPLAISi

The Times yesterday asks the Tribune to
explain the following little transactions of
Mr.. Greeley and his friends
"Under any circumstances, therefore, OF all
the TTibuHs'S story there only remain the two
hundred shares which We say are allotted to
Blair, which the Tribune says means Blaine
We say that no matter what the paper In the
IrlbuRe'I hands may at present show, the other
copies, which arc as official as that possessed by
the Tribune, distinctly show that the name Is
Blair. Does the Tribune dare 10 produce Its
paper and submit TO o comparison with others ?
The Tribune, without saying II, seeks to give
me s impression That Cam Camp yaS At the time q
dare TO deny that this same Camp Ia 1891 WAS
Greeley'B engineer In trying TO procure his cleo
ton as senator Will Il dare deny that In that
same and tho following year Mr.. Greeley was
by letter and otherwise trying to procure for Mr.
Camp contracts under the State and nation I
WIN It dare deny that Mr., Greeley recommend.
cd Mr.. Damp TO MIR. Lincoln for the place Of sur
yeyOr OF the port Of New York; WIN It dare
deny that, even within year or two, Mr.. Gree
Icy has, In company with Camp, bessEed tho
mont Of q cotton claim which Camp owned I We
assert that all these things occurred, and that II
Mr.. Greeley has now broken Oh his Intimacy
with Camp, u has been done long since the
stock was allotted TO himself and others
"And now, 10 It not about tlmo that the TIT
bHHe turned It's attention TO GTeeloy's sWindllnE
In the tobacco business with TWeed2 OF does
II prefer 70 explain the bride Of $1,000 which
was placed In Mr. Greeley'B hands In cOnneo-
ton with the Des MOinss navigation bill in
OOngress7 Or will It throw some light upon the
persistent lobbying 10 Washington and In the
Tribune for the Mediterranean and Oriental
Steamship COmpany's scheme, by which SO.
100000 Of the peoples money and millions Of
acres Of land were % bs assigned to company
which had not dollar OF real capital, but upon
whose books Mrs Greeley and Mrs. Cleveland
-Gre0ley's sistor-and Mrs. SinolalT-ths wife
OF GTeeley's partner, appear, as receiving with
out paying for them, handsome interests9 Or
will II give the history Of the persistent lobby.
ing IN Congress and In the Tribune In favor Of
the Norman Wizard claim In that claim Gree
ley has an interest Uf sl2 900 or $4,000, and
Sinclair OF rs much or more, II has been 70.
ported upon by n military commission as utterly
groundless, but yet Mr., Greeley has not only
given up column upon column Of the Tribune to
the advocacy Of ltE payment, but has made more
than one Journey 10 Washington TO lobby and
bully members Sl Congress Into voting 10 pay 1t,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The inability OF Mr.. SChurz to deliver the
German vote to the Democracy becomes more
aud more apparent as the October and No
vember contests draw nigh. 1t would be q
lrst-rate speculation for the German Senator
II he could do so, hut he cannot, so that he
will be out Of pocket good round sum the
iirst week Of November. II would be good
thing for Schurz II VIC could have Presidon-
tial election every year. No man In the Re
form party has made more out OF the present
canvass than he, aud he must witness lts
close with a good deal Of regret lie has
been paid two hundred dollars and his CX-
peasss for every slanderous attack that he
haa made upon the Administration. We do
NOD know exactly how many speeches he did
make 10 behalf Of purity, reform and Horace
Greeley, bot they cannot have been less than
one hEndred. one hundred speeches OF two
hundred dollars each would net him the
handaorns sam NJ e2O,O 900, And then tLcrc
ace A.a sEpeuscs, which were Of course lib
sral u BE- could succucd Ia delivering his
hillow-cnU1trymGn, Of course there was Il
farther tg.Pl.al.Ou that he should get posi-
too To- the Cabinet VI the mission 10 Prussia.
Hs VII I0se that 1uthe has made the eco 600
which IA doing very we'll.
That the Germans Will not he led by tie
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Mr.. WHITELAw REID, the editor of the
Tribune, has printed In that journal LathAm's
list Of the persons who received stock 10 the
Leavenworth, Pawnee and Western railroad
Latham, In his day, had a good many lists and
figured In good many transactions around
Washington. He Is dead now, but from his
intimacy with Mr.. Reid we arc Inclined to
think that he made him his legatee. so far az
the lists Of his fellow spectators are con
corned. II We are correct In this supposltlon,
there Is one list OF Latham's that we should
like to see Mr.. Reid print. 1t Ia the list of
the persons who were paid to defame Mr..
Lincoln In the interest Of Ms Chase In 1854.
The document, OF which there arc somC
copies In existence still, was.not very long
aud 1t will not occupy much space In the
Tribune. Let him also print the amount op.
pOsite each mans name, particularly that
opposite Mr.. Reds. 1t would be exceeding.
ly interesting reading and wOuld DO valua-
bic contribution to the campaign. VIII Mr.
Reid please print it2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

all tho time conceallng the faot that he WAS
personally interested Ia II. When the Tribune
has explained all these thlngs, II will perhaps
expose Mr.. Greeley's Oporat lions at whshington
more work Of this kind, We shall DO prepared to
give it."
Now, here Is pretty list Of charges,
to which the Tribune would do well to turn
It's attention. We happen to know some
thing about that Office, and we have no hest
tatlou in saying that more corrupt gang
docs not lntest any establishment Of this
kind in the country. We know personally
that nearly all Of the above charges can DO
proven. Tho REPUBLICAN has repeatedly
called attention to the Norman Wizard gun
contract aud to Camps cotton speculStlous.
Just think OF reform at the hands of these
people
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

received every Republican vote. This reso-
luton is now in his possession.
Our New York contemporary will sec from
the foregoing that the position Of the Attor-
ney General with respect to the Senatorial
prize was the generally uufrultful one Of q
prospective compromise candidate, should
the eGlgencies Of bis party demand from him
so much, and that Of his own choice his name
was withheld pending the proceedings taken
10 select a candidate by voluntary agree
ment. It is also plain that In this ono In
stance the shadow Of the White House was
not projected into the windows Of state
house TO oycrnwc a State Legislature,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
w ants.

VTANTKD.-A CAPABLE MAN TO TAKE An
CITING PETEHT EGENoY BUsTNEss, IN New
dfoss sith real name Bon AZ Nv YSaf ely =
oot89t
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES 10 LKAsR FOR
A one rear small house near the Franklin school.
bou ., a. s8 par month. Ps!usa having suitable
latrsst. oui-Jy'
WANrHD-A GOOD FARh ON THE LOwER
once. ssss6t
WANTED : KVKRY ONE TO KNOW THAT
W tbs popular Sewing Machine VICTOR" has
resting on a oauisTi nsedIsbsr and SoTks o. steal;
oaaJ IunniBE simple and durable the moat desirable
machine for all work IN use, Agency No. 100 Penn.
stTeets lAh9l.ul .. w. bPlUKR, Agent.
WANTKD-A TENANT FOR PART OF THE
w storeroom No. a60 PennsJlVAniA avenue, bO-
tween Four aud-a half and hiIth streets. Enquire At
the "yietoT" Sowing Machine Agency. Same plAoo
WANTED -BH YOUNG LADY UNDER.
w standing Music, French and Germsa, position
MSasl1h New G9Ts. fe'Sspsi Al, B,l%OTS ,i SnT
WANrKD..-A BiTUATI0N AS ooETRAITO
lsdy. Bsat Of references GivSn Address Boz At
uTAETKD,-BY A LADY-A SITUATION Az
w Music Teacher IN aome lustitution, VIII give
hines EivsB. Addross Boz a. this once fo6lS.u
EURKKA EMPLOYMENT OFFlOk. NO. 5Of
ted hi'''n'h street isl ISL LS Siih 0. BUTLER.
NJ hJuBTh FAYE EAI1 flIiOnb gOR IHDlkH',
SsS ~ SsdTsa sfsoSS sPS gGt91E
between Sixth and Seventh ltFesta.
.. b, EoIS b 1An promptly Stisadsdts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

could !, as an honest citizen, give my support
to General Grant?n-SchuT='t speech in Netp
York.
Why, certainly, you are always ready to
give your support to the highest bidder. To-
day you would be stamping the country for
General Grant II you had been allowed to
dictate all the Federal appointments in Mis-
souri,; II your Orother-iu-law, Jussen, had not
been removed from office In Chicago.
As to your honesty, political and otherwise,
there is q good deal Of doubt about II. Do
you believe that II Is honest not 10 pay your
debts when you have the ability To pay them
For several years you have been drawing a
very large salary from the United States Gov
ernment without having once thought Of pay
ing the thousand dollars which you Oyerdrew
as minister to Spain. Then, again, do you
think that tho Watortown land speculation
was honest2 Grave charges have been pre-.
terred against you, sustained by the affidayits
of members who say that you swlndled them.
These charges were made more than six
weeks ago, and TO this day you have not an-
swered them. An honest man, Jealous of his
reputation, would not rest under them for an
hour. Put your hostility TO General Grant
on some other ground, Mr.. SchurZ and then
people will not b3 apt to laugh at you when
you open your lips. Say that you are paid
two hundred dollars per speech for SANDER
Ing the greatest soldier Of America; say that
you expect large amount OF patronage In
case General Grant Is defeated; say that you
expect to get your brOlher.iu.law In office;
say that you expect to be made minister TO
Prussia or to obtain scat In the Cabinet;
make any excuse having ascmblance of truth,
but do not put 1t on the ground Of honesty
aud reform, for that protense doceives no
one
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The Hon. WM. F. HAvEMEYER has re-
ceiyed the Reform nomination for Mayor Of
New York. The committee appointed to
notify him Of his nomination Is composed of
some of the best men In New York, namely,
Charles O'Conor A. T. Stewart, Geo. Jones,
jackson 5. Schultz, Benjamin B. sherman,
w. X. Vermilyo, VIM. Z. Dodge, and mum
Der OF Others. This Is the ssvcrcst blow that
Mr.. Greeley has yet received 10 New York.
There Is no doubt that Mr.. Havemeyor will
DO Endorsed by the Republicans, and that
Grant Havemeyer and Dix will sweep the
Empire State in November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

From Philip & SOlomOns we have received
The Married Belle" or "Our Red Cottage
at Merrybank," by Julia P. Smith.
Also, from same we have received a novel
entitled FaustIna," translated from the
German Of Ida, Countess Hahn Hahn. Pub
llshed by G. W. Carleton 4 Co., New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The DEMOCRATIC ORGANS have been tell
ing Ut that fabulous sums Of money were ex-
pended In Maine TO carry the election. They
went so far as to charge that the Republicans
boldly put their hands into the Treasury and
sent four or Ave hundred millions of dollars
up there. Mr.. Greeley was somewhat more
moderate and set the figure down at one hun
dred thousand dollars. Now It turns out that
the entire amount spent in Maine was only
twelve thousand dollars, every cent Of which
was expended FOR advertising, bringing alb
sent voters home and dciraylng the legitimate
expenses Of the campaign. This Is compare
lively trihlng sum. The Liberal Republicans
must have paid Schurz alone as large a sum
US that. Two hundred dollars per speech
and expenses would soon made hole In
twelve thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Mr.. SCHUW says: 1--WE have hateful
despotlsm in the South, In the North, by
the tendency toward Capitalization, we are
approaching It," Just think what dCspotIc
country this Is, We positively wonder that
SchurL's frec-born soul can remain a moment
in it. schurz himself Is terribly oppressed
more oppressed, In fact. than when he was In
"Lhe old country" There arc a good many
people, Ii strikes us, who would like 10 be
oppressed as Schurz Is. First Of all he gets
six thousand dollars per anuum from the
Government, and two hundred dollars per
speech and his expenses paid for slLudering
the President OF the United States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

THE DEMOCRACY, a couple Of months ago
issued a campaign document in which 1t was
attempted to prove several discrepancies in
tho statements of the public debt. In an
other column will be found a letter from As
sistant Secretary Richardson exposing the
fraud which 1t was sought to impose upon the
ranpIa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

OFFIuE OF REGISTER or WmLB,l
WABHIN0rOR, september & l672. I
This 10 to give notice that FRANCIS bOHAD has
applied 10 the supreme Court Of DiatIiot Of COLUMBIA,
Ia special term, Tor iattoTa OF Adminst aton tho
personal estate Of MATy WlttenaueT deceased and
that lOtora will saus the said bOhAd on said estate
on tho 9th day Of BEPTEMBRR, 1874, uplshs cause
to tho contrary DO shown before said dAy by any
pkTty interested; provided = COPY Of this notice BE-
published once ! week Tor three weeks prior 70 said
Test A. WEBSTER,
Register OF Wills,
ssp6 FgN' PsTJOsEPH j. OFT, Deputy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The OFFICIAL COUNT OF the late election
10 Vermont shows the Republican majority
to be $3.50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
Personal.

DISSOLUTION,
The firm OF Smith 4 UndsThIl IL hereby dissolved
By mutual content this SOth day Of September ls79.
HIRAM q. SMITH,
by his attorney, q, ID, Smith.
n. II. UNDHRHILI.
The undoraiGned VIII continue the produce and com.
mission business Of the late hm, Al the old stand,
corner OF Ninth and Streets who u aathoIized to
receive all debts due, AND 70 Hauldals all claims
oel-St tstAT.l
NoTloE-THAT n. B. JUsTH, SIS D sTBRET,
IN bstWsen Sixth and Seventh itgestA northwest,
aella custom made secondhand OlohihR a LEES than
half the cost OF ready made Onoa, Np,-Seoond.
hand clothing Of ell kinds bought At fair "a pIleSs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03


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o~, ~" ~ D,a7on.a,' .h6ntd vo,n Co..
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- go -. 20, = n,n,cor,, ,yh, co,,ld
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,ro av,o1I,os oI tho Tr1yne va resd NJ
-, III, =, - al - -
a.. 49, .I,,,.,.,,as a., he 40, ~
- -: anJ aonsi1o.ahlo .LI,I,r
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wv, "uS '"S' 'u'u'u 'SPoe'"9 WV
w ''' 't'O''y ~ '''''' '.,5Ou 'u P'o,o'on'o
10 uc"c'" "'S"' 70 'o'lo'ni.ig uiore tnau We
eau understand Inc hePuohcan party ma
occupied that very position for the last eight
years II has fought Tor II, leglslated, ar
gued, prayed Tor 1t Tor years and years. The
Republican party has no war with any one,
with any section or with any race. II any
body wants war II Is the Democracy.
AGAIN. Mr. thurman says Mr. greeley is
IN favor oil economy wen, VIC DO not think
tnat Democrats II tnoy arc true 70 their old
history anu 10 'hclr recoru, VIII consider
economy very great virtue III Candidate
Dill "ecu never 'lu upon any Such platform
never hau any suen Poi'cy' "hen he was Ii
ounce, ana untli tue last Twelve months he
was tue heAu OF tue uohocraue party lie
was VINO put N', seymour In nomination
LOT tue Presidency TOUR years ago VINO made
Mr. houul"n governor oil new YORK; who
.ounucu inc na''onal organ OF tue Demo1rac
IN washington, or what he thought to maxi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

~ ssgaisE 1dsp,sriy Bss,iSs N IL iylsssnsiS
Republican Ass,oiAtiqn vii be held At MsssFs Ban.
f fGif fSaT;ds S'f vRNs 90 oB.T iS q
'isS H. TsUSLt, Secretary. 'N''H' F''' oS5
.srINDEPRNDENT CANDIDATE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
IsbaIt bs an Independent Oand ldats for the House
Of 5slss't'' to b. voted for oOtobsE = IbbA
PLEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vim b ~;
mssiinE Of the shove association At bsir Hsadquaf.
TIGEsDGY EVENING. oS,o6sy .ys,SS, TijO
&c Ss 9?s' '" b. AP Pg.sItd.pt.
~N0TIOE.,ALL PERSONS DgIsg
before The 5lh dsy p october, A The 0olsetol,s
psrsons oooupyns Stands o. stalls in sad market that
have not paid their rent IN the old mAket must pay
~ ss!ss.sS bS IKE ssSSrdps % ,ha
act pAsstd at session Of the LsRi,lsuvb As
'' ossS ~ 0'o' OF 'n' G :, SGEiRGTsp olo,E.
eoS' v " n 'rbcT Rn,h and D streets
T1MVySe Mn ;1, wgsS GgSn a M2S
b hSfb ssPPIFRRa sRUSSiSE IN Lincoln
u EVEN Va sci ViGEs ioT he masses
10 nPSelq II,li IA A. \ !, o Sh
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Terms, e.
Young men are specially Invited to u'e the prlvi
DAILY PRASER MEEIISGs rats and. o
O'clock oo0
as7rGRAND MASS MEETING
CITIZENS OF THE DiSTRroT OF COLUMBIA.
IINooLN HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER =, Isil,
AT 1850 OUTLOOK.
The tolloNinE named Eentlspen viii be present
and 'dd''' so we %s'ii9 may D. COOKE,
Hon, A, q, RIDDLE,
Hon. JOHN y. OuOk,
lin. A. r. SHEPHERD,
Hoa. JAMES HARLAN,
lion. GEoRGE TAYLOR,
Prof. JOHN ~ LAkGSTON.
Got ENOUH TOrrEN,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, ssq,
Gonr, r. ID. Massey, y
EithEST DlOHMAN, eco,
oolSt tStar and Anseigerl
nSs-B. w FERGUION. RsO. HAVING
- been unmlnated by q large number Of bis ioi.
low.oitiEsns Of the twenty htst District, has 90
sented TO be candidate for the House OF delegates
At the coming election, and will receive mAi1ty Of
the voteN sspSOsi'
sIg-TIIH ENTIRR AND EXCLUSIVE
~ Tisht Of the United States 70 manu- seizure and
sail WOODRUFe'S CONFINED BLAOkINu BOX
HOLDEN AND BRUSHES, patented August ~,
ls72, 10 offered for sale for the he1t thirty days
Pace reasonable. Samples can bs soon ~ 5ub and
107 Ninth street northwest, Woodruff FILE Holder
MAhufAotoiy aopes5t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
Special Notices.

nSy-ATTENTION, BADG THB
regular quArtstly meeting Of the Wisconsin
Rspublie.n AssaSiatl9n III b held 4 Mes,r.. san
THIS tThur'diyj EvENikN, 90 o6sr i, 15il, ~
Ttan o'olruk n. n PAINE, President
X. NJ TRUELt, Secretary. oc3
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
H65- MASS MEETINGS.
THE REPUBLICAN CITIZENS
or IHE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

WILL HOLD
PUBLIC MEETINGS AS FOLLOWS.
October 3,
Grand Mass Meeting at Lincoln Hall.
October 4,
Corner Seventh ntreet and Maryland avenue for the
18th, l7ih aud 18th Dlstrota.
Octobrr7.
UonETsss street, opposite Post OHoe, Georgetown,
ID. O., for the Sid and 9TH DitlIlota -
Chairman Rep. General Committee.
HENRY A. JUHkS, Secretary. Ss2s-to7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
DYER A DAVIDSON,

NorthcasteOrner seventh II. Aad Iouisiapa ave-,
oo1. Entrance 3O5 seyenthslssst northwest.
ENgINE AND BoIIER FOR SALE. : ONE
II lahorso power upfight boiler and epalne, In
ROBEEf PoRi MFRS BREWERY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
LIST District-S. q. Brown.
81 DlstTIct-O. S. u. Wall
81 Dlstrict-w. r. Collins.
4th Dlstrict-John Z. Cox.
Sth DlstTlct-Charles l.. Hulso.
eth DIstrict-JOhn T. Murray.
7th Distrlct-george W. Dyer.
sth Distriot-Thomas W. Chase.
9th DlstTIct-Samuel S. SmOot.
10th Decentralization Trlmble.
nth Dlstrict-CharlosJ J. Brewer.
18th Distriet-M. Duty.
18th Dlstriet-Arthur shepherd.
lIth Dlstrict-J. d. O'ConnCll.
18th Dlstriot-D. Z, Cahlll,
10th Dlstrict-J. W. Mcknight
nth DIstTict-willlAm TalllalcrrU.
18th DlBtriot-w. X. Hunt.
10Th Dlstrict-M. L. Urell.
10th District. q. Carroll.
2lst DIstrlot-S. W. Herbert.
I'd DlstTict-w. L. NeTmllllOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
FOURTFFNTu DIsTRIOT

Includes all hist part Of the eItT d Washington yug
within tho following boundsi Commencing Al
street north, aud running up North Capitol sroot 70
boundary thence along boundary 10 kiIth street
west thence along SiIth eroot west to Rhode Island
AVsnueI thence along Rhode lAland avenue TO
WsAt 70 l. street north; thanos along street north
avenue TO X street north and along X street 10
M.aIh laIlLLAl alE.aL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
For Sale or Rent.

EoR RENT-A GOOD BASEMENT ROOM FOR
az B,sH 9a Sd p Sc4sv =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The REGISTERED voters Of the Fifteenth District
whose BEmsu begin with tho lstt0rl J., NJ, N, o, =,
q, will vote ~ No. y3H Fourth street northwest.
FOURTH PRECINCT,
The registered Votsn Of the ElitssBih DlstTlet
whose HAmsl bsElp NTH The letter. y, TV,H ",
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The Registered voters Of the FouTtesnth DlstFlC
whose nAnss begin With the lettsTs b 7, u, V, w.
" Will vote al corner Fourth and N streets nortl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

nRIrBOOK AND JOBPRINTIN NEATLY
- AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED At the RE-
PUBLICAN JOB OfklOE, n9rthWest corner Tenth
lnma..lI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Tho registered voters Of the fourtsenth Distrlc
Y will vote at corner Fourth and streets nort
.HaHl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

na3-sOUTH WASH NGTON.-PBRSONS
TesdinE In south Washington have the
REPUBLICAN left At their residence promptly every
mOTninE by leaving their names an address At the
OlEGr Store Of j. II Rhodes, No 3UB ,soVenlh street
between Virginia AVonuo and u street southeast
aub-n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Isbsll ,. an ITd'Pens,D2t sgdid.,s fos The lilo,
oots2t' u. N. DAVE
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FOR PRESIDENT!
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT {;
hENRT WILSON.
OF MAssACHUsETTs.

FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The roEIltafed voters o. the fiitseuth District
whose nAmss begin With the Letters X y, q, II, j
win vote 81 the southwest corner Of Fourth And II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

n-DR. J. FORD THOAIPsON, OFFICE
and cadence o. ltTtet, betWeen Thirtsepth
and FouTtoonth atToota-No 1915. Bel7eolm'
nW-A REPUBLICAN, or THE FIFTH
DistIlot.toI the Pissldsnt Of the United States
the House Of Delegates In behalf Of lAborinE and
iybS0im' MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Includes all that part Of the city OF Washington BnB
Nlthin the following bounds! Commencing At g
street north and running along Seventh atIest Wost
TO street north thence along street TO Eleventh
street west thsnes down Eleventh street 70 street
north, and along q street to Seventh street west
FIRBr PRECINCT.
The registered voters OF the ThlTteonth District
whose names BEGIN with the lottora A, b, o. u, u, H.
will vote at house No OO1 X street northwest
SECOND PREoRCT.
The registered voters OF tho Thirteenth District
whose names begin with the Letters q, II, j, X L.
N, will vote Al house No. BI1 X street northwest.
TnInD PhEChCr.
Ths TsElIt9rod voters q the IhlIteeRth piStHSt
r, U, " ", X Y, 2, will vote at house No. Ol2
HtFC0t nuTthW0al