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We beg to call public attention to the
TACT that We are now prepared to fill Or
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
THE DEMOCRACY AND CINCINNATI.

The national committee Of the Democratic
party have been called 10 meet on Wednes-
day, the sth of May, at the residence Of tho
chairman. Mr.. August Belmont, Now York.
The New York World, in explaining the brief
circular that has been issued, says: Follow.
lug the customary form, 1t does not specify
the purpose Of the meeting; but the members
will readily understandd,at 1t Is TO designate
the day and the place for the assembling Of
the Democratic National Convention 10 nom
mate candidates for President and Vice
President OF the United States" The same
journal then goes on to defend Mr.. Belmont
from the charge Of dllatoriness and procras-
tination In Issuing the call. 1t believes 'the
time appointed for the meeting Is atly chosen,
aud will commend itself without argument
to the good Judgment Of the party" The
World then innocently remarks:
at is Just a week after the Cincinnati Con
ventiou, which 10 an implied recognition ol the
possible Importance Of that political gathering.
Of course we do not know whether the Cincln-
natl convention will be fruitful In consequences,
VI WORTH rIs while mi 70 val. ant We have os,tsr ErouSds
for Judging. There Is = widely expressed will
ingnsss, on the part Of the Democratic press
and the Democratic masses, 20 indorse and sup
=. =. ,s.sst -, ,.t,k :. s,rn... n. .tln,,
outside Of the Democratic party. Tho time
when Is expedlent 70 hold the Demo.
% ar.as deal on tse result al CiSsinnati;
and, as II is desirable 70 proceed upon
sSmittss Il Ti,sy nostponsd until asS ~ Gin.
cinnati shall have been heard from. Mean.
Ihils We suppose me Rem0eIAHs aro press VII ~
time for holding the Convention. The COMMITTEES
itseli could not FORM an intellgent opinion, and
pSint In adyanee Of The action A Cineinnati.
which may turn out 70 be q no political eonse-
guS Sop ~ notcS Sn ~ ths neX au5
and be the means Of putting the ship Of state on
me nII,in1 IoT hsh' oasssvs, ~ sSn
Thing 50 contingent, let US hopefully watch and
walt
An Vi winch 80 i" SUI" 'I"' u "Ii 'ii'
SonuI@ anu n'' piee'0y aIu 'n0i' 80.
spHa'ois snaii plaAo q soOu at'o pI"'
iorni :" Nin'inua'ii ""u Douioe' uI a''' y, u
aouo'iuI hePuUncah noniina'ion ior ms
rreslaency' he Donocrauc party WIZ vince
INTO nne ana support tno 'iSAe' III inc
event ol sueh Couiulna''on' ll,D tuo GUulplea
t'ohs tna' "ouiuS S'Iso ~ our pUn','' Spu M
JOurnAi'sln "ouiu oe' ~ louS'' .oinio%' M
nIeeIoS "Ou'" nnu ni'iIeii s'uinp'"s sue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

THE ExAMISATIoS or Mr.. SHEPHERD,
executive officer OF the Board of Public
Works, which has occupied the time of the
District Committee for tho past two days,
could not fail to be satisfactory TO the
committee and disastrous to the obstruction
lists. The thorough and complete refutaton
OF the charges made by Crane & Co. must 10
apparent to any unprejudlced person. while
the crushing fact presented by Mr.. Shepherd
that the elk hundred who signed the me
moriai 10 Congress, forming the basis Of the
present investigation, are as ~ per cent. o
the tax-paying population, oceasioned con
siderable remark. The committee nnishot
with Mr.. s. yesterday, not, however, beior'
he had an opportunity of making a few tell
ing points against Citizen Crane and "Ex
pert" Grant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The EARTHQUAKE AT ANTIOCH, Syria,
which was briefly noticed In our telegraphIc
dispatches yesterday, was one Of the most
terrible disasters Of modern times. Fifteen
hundred lives and one half the city, we are
told, was destroyed. The total population
Of the city was ten thousand, so that nearly
one ifth have perlshed Antioch has suffered
more severely from calamitieS Of this char
acter than any other portion Of the world.
In A. d. lis, 1t was almost detroyed by an
earthquake, and again was desolAted by 4
similar conyulsion In $50, when, according to
Glbbon, 10000 people perished. 1t has been
repeatedly shaken since then, notably so In
1872. Antioch was an Insignificant city, with
no architectural pretenslons whatever.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The Canadian pear Is evidently nearly ripe,
and II ls not too much 10 expect that II VIII
soon fall into the lap Of the Union. Ycster-
day morning we printed the substance Of an
important and significant lecture delivered
In Hamilton, Ontario, BY the Hon. William
McDougall, who has been prominent mem
Der Of the New Dominion Government. Tho
subject Of the lecture wus "The Position Of
Canada as Affected by the Relations Between
England and the United States" Mr.. McDou.
gall told his audience that he had recently
'idlscussed the question with Mr.. Cardwell
and Earl Granville, with Mr. Gladstone aud
with Mr.. Adderley, the Under-secretary for
the Colonies In the previous Government and
the conclusion they had come to was this
that all parties recognized the change that
had taken place In the position Of Great
Britain, and were anxlously preparing In
every possible way 10 meet the new state Of
things. lie had been forced 10 the conclusion
that the policy was not TO abandon the col
onics, nor 10 act 50 as 10 drive them away
from their allegiance, but to prepare them
for maintaining their own position by means
Of their own right hands, and 10 make them
conscious that II an attack was levolcd
against them they must depend mainly upon
'",n ~, O"n u 'eeouiS. IN N .,. -, ,,,,
inero Is 10 pi's'Saink ~, '"S - u .Is -
iahguHSo pieH' D'','i ioe'o 'lia. w :,
OF ue Ss"H Ouy l ,o,s fue'ys f',,,,-
Tune ana sne Pieie'' W Jieiu s'aos'un9
rather tnan give then up upon .ouPui,,on'
~ nf. meDougaii |" W " Uone'ou, uo Div Div
isu I'I,'ss 80. =, :. '"o ',a o,y' '. ~
'ue On,'Vu ,V, Sta'.o' "vuiu '' - ~
noI vnles uPVo " a,aNe oA'. 49,
W uoioue 'ue - Poeo0' s10
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W. vu su's ''po ~ '"o
consoung .. GonPlnnon'Ay " ,oe J. osss ~ ~
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s n,ni ,.", ~ T.',.nd 1, dscoIyI,r nor
r''n,"sS .a.. a. hsr a. p,sInIv And dcII.
- =. NJ csr s.v \, uvau must NOT allow
.'.'.,,,,, =. 1r.,,,D In,o .nv o,.rr,l, lea.,
~ ~ ia,o anv an.rrsI I NAV bave with mai
~ ~. .a-,.1,,,I uoi,hb,, =, von,. 7,
s..,s 49, so .,to Ior yor N 40 II. t,r nj.
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suOu o. - q, -. aa,ss.,r -
=, a.. ,..,,., - AZ. Ens,,,st co..,,,.n,
- az Csn.s. ~ ,sh.,W !. ,a,or,.J 80 ~
=, - 80. a. ina,".,a 10 ,h,n1.. ,h.t
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

THE BILL revising and codgying the mint
laws was considered in the House yesterday.
Mr.. Hooper made an interesting speech on
the subject, in which he reviewed the whole
question Of our coinage, and explained the
additional legislation that Is proposed. The
committee have given good deal Of care
and consideration to the bin, and, as a pre-
paratIon for specie payments, 1t ought TO be
passed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

THE SENATE SUBSTITUTE for the House
bill providing for the payment OF bounties TO
volunteers, passed that body yesterday, and
wo arc glad to know that the amendments
attached cover the objection heretofore
raised with regard TO the House bill, as II
provides that all soldiers enlisted prior TO
July %, 1851, shall bo entitled 10 the bounty.
We hope the House will take speedy action
in the matter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

VIZ ARE AUrHoRIzED 10 announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
have been resumed from o'clock until
5, and continue until further notice.
Mas, GovERSoE COOKE will receive on
Tuesdays from TN 4 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

THE BALTnoRE AND PoToMAC DEPOT BILL
was up in tho Senate yesterday, and, after q
rather bitter discussion on the question OF ref
eYence, was seni TO the Committee on Public
DulldinEa and Grounds by a very decided
vote.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Seeds.
GARDEN AND 5gEE2yEs SEEDS, FRUIT

GARDEN AND FLOWER sEKDs, FRUIT
VI TREKS, Au.
JOHN SAUL
RespeetullJ calls lne sttpptoa Of the public 10 hl.
eItennlye Aasortment OF GARDEN and FLOWER
nEkpS. which hhls seasoa of the huerl quslitI.
i6ser sseds embracing all the novelties fFo'n Epr-
Land and the Continent. Ths Fruit Trees are tigor
on. and v.n grove, coasistss q Pears, Csiaadsrd
sad d.aItl Riam1 ohesy,, APrieoi, hse.aIlas, Ae
Grapes, Strawberries Raspberriss, Blackberriss,
CafIants. OOosebsrrlss, 4e.
NstheoAs, oeranlun,, and other beddiag plants
With evelthlnE pertalnins 10 tbs Nursery Rq insss
ali ~ moderate prices. JOHN SAUL.
091 Seventh street,
Ap9eost' Oppo-lts Unitsd sIstss Patent Ofies.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
DAILY NATIONAL REPuBlLAN WEDNESDAY. April TO- s72
New Advertisements.

,,,.- n-,-,,,.-.- - --,,,. ,-,,,-1
aggARqo khIpAE MhIIE IL
ESos..i: 80 r.i. y VIZ; dgISISsp; e ,s s3S
s..l sploS..
T1AU1IAoVaI nLaRfAoESII
" !. oARRIAoKslii.
Or hsnd, e900p worth Of Ne. OAR. MDo
hIAqEe, s1eraclna eysty yadety, slle wv
anq huish, Vhioh An ohertnG ~ Hgp..p -.
Ieflaed psioez Also, large sene q !. seoqgd hAna
VAHhlAoEt, IN etoeilent oldek .EhtAlahNH ~
TENDED y. a, ,,.J. JphN Y. bhLDunI
.......-.-
NEW EUnnl.ys ,o-,,,,y.
~ NHWnArnuihs,s; 10y thtCkS'
NEW AND DEsIRkBLE sP RfNd AND SUMNER
tOODts
soms O vhles ye e.a ,sll e, th.a m.aulsetsFss.
prices, being bought bsfore the .dyauea
,J.p.ns.. sllha Black slih., rEsnen slh, pspli9s,
plaia huiuags for ladies Ia All shadssi fars MO
hair. and BLACK Alpao.A
ss. z, a sss sRsss.fs' ss IrS M olee;, A,p.e..
ID cts Dons'uo' :. ..Eshh9mv sh9s..si .SspIHpssttD,In,
". X NAVY YhRp, NoaFoLE, Va, April 4 is7a =
ieT pssa Pissa VII be Isgelved +. ,hs OAsg u7,ll
Y o,gloel n. lSth Instant ,oI DhVk u rLArk, NJ, .os
ot Ooastruatioa Asd Hepain 70 be delivered ~ this
Iard free of eHpfsse vini
W l0o let, hoafd measnf,. no. peos tlank, 70 bs
isehes vide parallel Is 70 Bi issi ioaG. ard square
edset. -, ... -. u..,..,,. - -
:s i's rs . sns sss OF
other dsfoeta
To be delivered within tp1 thirty daya from dats Of
hWatd OF eontrae1 -, . ....... =. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
RY wbI Z, WALL 4 s.,,t 60, S,:;,,! ,A!,ae,iopeer-,
poo and POI 8. ". cor. Pa Az and Ninth st.



ISgS StSsE kVsSB2 Esb
By yipss II t-o dssd; q trust r.eordsd rssRsot-
rsoordp Tor Washiagton county, and in BibereA-
No e6 toto w. ons q the land records ios aid ~
oouniy, the undersiEnsd will sell. At public Aqe-t
ton, u said hotel. oommsncinG on MONDAY, April
10, Ia A. 10 o,eloek, = m. snd cootinIias ifsm
ief .hich the nader.gasd are Authosssd 70 ssl the
tsined ~ said hotsl, oomprisinG In part
Parlor bults, french Plats hirrorn. Planes,
Brussslr, Tapestry ard Ingralu Oarpsu,
Black Walnut ssts, MaIbIstep Tables,
Lace Curtains and Oornioes, Hair Mattresses,
Waluut and other WArdrobes,
Beds,s.ds and Baresas. wsshstand., Cottage Sets,
Dining Tables and OhAirs, hideboards,
Plstsd Wars, Glassware. Uroakery, Ao.,
Blankets, Linen, Beds and Bedding, bAfe.
Omos and Ba! Furniture, Ao,
UhAndeliers, 40, 40.
amount credit of oas and two months, with inter.
sst sd approved indorsements.
ew- sale positlys.
sikkUTEEHPETHHf,trrps.l TEETH, Trustees.
mhlAeoAds W. l.. WALL a 90, Auctioneern.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
RY wnI. I. WALL A. co.. .Auctioneers,
ID New Mafbls Building,

Hos poo aud OO1 Penn. avenue sad riath street.
TRusTEEs SALE or THE EURNfruHB OF
HiEy ysI 2AhS H9TEI HoRNEa s,XT oF rPsN REHT
AT AUCTION.
o siis s sS. s.sSsd. Sss Ne
eous,y. p. ., ne Hndersgned VI ell e psslie
April, le71, Al 10 ooioek, m, and oontnnlna from
DAY q dy anill AZ Are odd prsi1e all the goods
barior Suites, Mafblss stop TAbleA
WALNUT Chamber suitss, Oh,ndsliera,
Erenah- -plAts Mirrors, Lace Ourtalha.
walnut AMI ether Wardrobe, Bedstsads,
BuIesas, WAsh.iands, Cottage asts, BlAntets.
Dining Table,, Chairs. Sideboerds, Sale,
Ofnoe and nAf Furniture, Ae., 30
rermsI Al sums under eIse cash, and ever that
in,ste.l nd approved indorssmsnss- my
sAML s Y rETsR,Iis z WIZ Too. I Sc..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

srkEEEbSI2Ts2,IIib,hN srkEb I2Ts2,IIib,hN sssyy5JEaGTIosL ssyJEaGTII L9sAE sse
ths I'm daS q kpIl SUI 5oR1as NOW. One
Of Beor-tary corner OF Ninth and u streets, Young
Mems Christian As.oel,tlon RulldlnE. mnaetd
sos-BpUNDARy AND SILVER SPRING
RAILkOAD; Sub,orbets 70 this road are
potihed thstAa eaguon for ssyen dhseiofs viii 10
hsld on fRIDAY, April IL, At Board ol Trade
rooms. Polls open from 1Olo y oelaet. BJ order
of oorporatora. ktMOs MOLf,
Y. TOBRlNKh,
y. n, d. MORRISON,
apsN Istar. nAlrioi lll Commlilss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Ry LATIsIER = CLE4N9Y, \ -.

ID AuotloaeoIl and Heal E1tale Brokera,
Star Once Building.
ONE EMAoEIEIgENr ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
MI, RhPP Pkn.l, II, SUI TIN .piaYss, |,
ISEi I ksioR ~ SiSS. SE ,s
ShRoiI5ss Fisk aRg ssk q "a SARseEs AND
WALNUT MAReLkLQP onAMBER uiTEs,
wALhgT wAARpRoBEs, OAK AARBLk.ruP RLkr
EpII INK HAZE u TITLES ls, .su PKRioR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
sAML s, PHn.IIPs, Try.....
mhSo-sodAd. tst.El Aaeiiosssr.L
RY WA l.. WALL. ~ o., Auctisueer.,
200 and 803 PennsylvaniG avenue.

nY wnf l.. WALL ~ To-, Auctioueerp,
ID (New MArbls Hulldlng.D
300 and BO1 PennsylvaniG svenus.
VALUABLE PROPERTY MAR THEINrERIOR
DEPARTMENT fOR bAlE,
py virtue of deed u trust, recorded In nber ol9
folio 8ql OF the land records II Wsshngton county
In the District u Columbia, us will, on MONDAY,
the III day Of March, A, d. lsTa At O'Clock ,. m,
tho premises. offer for sAls that VEN desirable
property on q street, between si1th and seventh,
being the vestsra part Of Lot i6 In Square Is, I'm
proved By two-And-A-hAlf atory Brick House, con-
lAinlns sons TWENTY-FIVE rooms. nov under rent 70
Tsrmsi One third oashl The balance In siz. twelve
and slehtsen months With interest al per can't,
secured By deed Of trust the premises, dsposlt
Of ei0o WI be required AooeptAnos Of the bid. IL
the tsrms Of sale are not eomplied with within Avg
days fro the ay Of sale, the property vii be rosold
at The eHpsnss Of the dsfGultinE purok Convey
AnclnG and stamps at purchAssps cost.
JHO, D. MoPHKn6ON, r...,u..
CHARLES hcPHEltsON,l hus's
WM. L. WALL 90, Auota.
W-THK AHoyEsALK TJ POSTPONED UNTIL
JOHN y: MoehknsoE, Tn.,....
mhi9 W, 4 WALL 4 o., Auorra.
.gE- THE ABOVE SALE y FURTHER POST.
POhkD until FRIDAY, May 81 same hour and place.
JOHN u. hCPHhlSONt ! Tr,.l...
CHARLES MoPHHRSOk,l i"SN'
Artso4ds w. IA WALL 90, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

TRUBTKE'S SALE
By vittus Of deed Of trust dated JsnuArT ., lgIl,
md rsoorded p hbsr ~ folio t!a VII o. .ns IOte
g.blle asotion 70 the hlshe.t bldde the islleslas
ION eliy u the D.trist Of Colanhis, Vi, orisios
20. tsp. dqJ slsv.n Cll and t9e'ss % y .aq.re
m and, imp9dlts5 ihsrs.iisi, ioii 1iahisss, Cisi
eins,ssP slg ~ isss. tsl e ,dass, sanbsrsd ten
Terms Oustfitd essh The bsiine, n ~ ard Twelve
messss, is0urd ~ d,.d q t.s., aps. ~. gssa,.s.
bid 90 each iot thg tsrna of sa.s are rot sonpisd
With IN ve days from The day q sis ihs plopeE vii
OonyeJAncipE and stamp. a. he 90. q N. pur'
chaser. J. p.ncPttERgQF,r rlustse
sre2.wsvAds tSiar aps.9..asA Spf huo,ioneer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Auction Sales.
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COLDS. kor sale By ali dfnHsista Wholesale man.
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n-DH, QRADUATEO or OHIO
s,,-oss 3 "a opeosits nosls doeS N oad ri,
lo~s' Hall noT,h, NAshinstOa, Halt price 70 abr
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

lust RECEIVED CARGO PRIME WHITE
y ASH kqU AND HT0VE COAL. FoT s.is.
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WANTED New snd Secondhand BOOLs, bogsht
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

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grslee maren, tneroen fd smeifelsobne
Der camalisen Debatten nod erinnern.
SD ba!te es fir iberRilIA Die h5hfe
Nutoriidt in Ger enelilden Sprad,e
nodmals eeaen bic 9dnilihe 8srfsb;tz
BRIT Ter canals soraebra9ten Mrau<
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SD lase nur 10 piel> rab merer bic
Contribution NOD Der 8ori1Ic9 pes
5rn. Senators i'm Stanpe fao, MIDI
BON meinem Norlblas otsubrin9en.
Gr teperfNeQiat eS a. cab Die Treilauz
len Muen auean9lib weroen. Daa 1T
gar feline Trage. Weld1se IS mir nur>
pic gorurtbeile aus BEN Wemltbern
Der bier anws(enosn 6erre1 Senatoren
81 Ysribcuden> 70 mare es mir Elm
1eldtcs, cttielbea ppn Der lbeinbaren
Sd~teri9feit 81 iiberseu9en.
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