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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10


A Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald says:
"ThO Government employees 10 the Depart.
mentS are manIIestlng nnnsual Interest 10 the
baltimore convention, aud 10 large number
nothing short VI the result Of the November
election In favor Of Grant viii quiet their fears
nomlaatsd DO E9H RlHk he VII % siselsf E n
service reform are unable to answer"
The trouble with the gentlemen In the De
partments 10 Washington is this No matter
under which king they imagine that they arc
safe and their positions secure. They argue
that Gen Grants well known opinions aud
policyln reference to the civil service will
keep them Ia Office u be should be reelected
and that the committal OF the Liberal Repaid
Hcan party to civil service reform will equally
inure 10 their benefit In case that party should
succeed 'N
There Is another side To this question. Be-
tween three and six thousand gentlemen hold
Offices In Washington, aud draw salaries,
that at least they do not care to giyeup. They
hold these Offices because the Republican
party Is In power. Now, II they are not will.
Ing to work for the party's success In the
future as In the past, we believe that Ii is
their plain duty to resign. We know that
there IA a good deal Of hedging aud fencing
among hundreds Of them, and that, as the
Herald says, they are RnXlously looking TO
Baltimore, aud specializing upon the snccess
Of the ticket that may be nominated there.
To tl,sse gentlemen we have this to say The
Republican party IL entering on the greatest
Of Ia many campaigns. It Intends TO draw
the lines fairly aud squarely between IL
friends and Ia enemies, and expects that
every one will do his duty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Thu HEADQUARTERS OF tho New York Tribune
are Al the dwelling Of Mr.. Augustus Albert Oh
me corner OF Fayette and EutaW streets, near
the Opera House, whence dispatches are con.
stantly being sent 10 the man gho tells the PEG,
NE what he knows about farming. II seems 70
k AZ open house, and all that eau Induce 70 the
comfort OF the inner man ean DO i0und mere.
The late sheriff Is ever on hand, having an eye
10 again hlllng the same lucrative position -
Ballimoe Paper.
Mr.. Greeley, as Is well known, has been In
favor Of the temperance movement and pro
hlbltlon laws for. the last quarter OF cen
tury. lie boosted at one time In the Tribune
that he not know the difference between
HeldseIck and rye whisky. From the above
extract 1t would seem that In abandoning oil
his old and long-cherished Republican IDEAS
and principles, he has also given up Ills deyo-
don to the cause Of total abstinence We
shudder 10 think Of the consequences mat
NAV result from such u step on his part
Greeley sober has done so many strange aud
eccentric things that there Is no telling what
Greeley drunk may do
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Hon. JONI A. GRiswoLD, Of New York, is
nntIGreeley.
SEVERAL Democratic papers In Oregon have
declared against Greeley.
Cot. S. NJ. TALrAVRRRo, Of stafford county,
Va, a lifelong Democrat, declares In a letter In
favor Of the election OF Grant and Wilson.
IioRAcE uREELEY Is not now, nor never has
been, aman who ought to bo trusted With on
ohiclai position requiring practical wisdom, Of.
binary statesmanshlp, or nrm, eonslstent aclion.
Chicago Tribune
IT IA SAID that Horace Greeley, In a converse.
tIon with friend recently, remarked that he
was much surprised 10 think the detection In the
Republican ranks was no greater than II appears
to be At the present time" Like the man who
fell Oh the top Of the stage coach, Il Horace had
only known the stage hadn't tipped over, he'd
never got of.
THi Omaha Tribune, refsrring to Senator Tip
ton, says: 1T. W. Upton may be q great man,
he may b great Senator, he may bs Of immense
importance 10 the state and country, but when
he puts his small personal differences and zeal
Ousies in the ray OF the great party Of freedom
snd progress, no must stand from under or BE-
ground Into powder. II Il said that time waits
Ior none, and on the same principle parties
walt Tor none senator TtptOn, II he pursuos
this course, will become a. the small dust Of
the balance e'sr he Is aware Of It,"
TwEED, sweeny, Mayor Hall, Ben wood,
MudgOtt and john Coohrano are foremost In
their advocacy Of tho Cincinnati ticket. Il IL
significant OF their expectations. Mr. Greeley
is urrounded by men whom the honest voters
dislrusl, and for good reasons TIE cry Of 70
form from such n crowd ought not TO mlslead
the people, There IL no other explanation Of
the course Of the cOrruptionlsts Of New York
city than that they prefer Mr.. Greeley TO DEN
Grant because they think they eau use him to
better advantage. They are class Of men that
are not apt TO make mistakes Of this kind.
They live by this business and they study their
objects well. Voting for their man In the hope
that, amer all, ho will prove true to honest
mems puTpossI, Is a visionary dream.-Eaier-
torn Timss JWlV9
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

o,,,s,,, -, a, -, " s hisltih,99nps' June lAa
VI iSi - ~ ~ ~, ~ ~, ReIsahes
~ ~ APRt3,sI JanSs -, - ,hst W. Nesss ~ ~
sesen sl.hths o. one cen. pH saaifs i9o, ma
oesn Aul 1871 " ~ ~. Y. pAIe ~ lots
uheh blad Or toaeh 90 sny o. the stree % Ayenues
~ teih ~ LaaaIs soLe,o sne a
anl ~. a., ~ q ne ~, ~
49, ,nlfsu1liss W ~ any NV ~ IStnn, Z"
dees,a1 ~ pyffs " ~ ~ ,1ii ~, Syq,iit,
~ tla ~ - ~ N y, ~ ~ H. - ~ ~
Sas ~ -, ~ ~ Y, " w
- - Nv. az hs.i &c. " :, ~ ,s
'hs - 10 ~ - - ne ~ I o.
~, get SenG ~, RhHm toth ~ m1 uAl o. Jhp'
- @ ~ =. ~ N ss e., Q, Ptop
,du ~ ~ snsi az n ~ II "a n 1h ~ AM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
S6OO.OOO in CnrrenoY
viii be slVsu to the elders Of Tickets By distribution
b. lol Of sINh ThOUSAND GIFTS, - toliowsi
L.-.u !


Total. 1000 Oifti, all Ossh $500 900
The Hon Thos " BramiotiT, late tloveTnor Of
ks9tash has sSSs"sISd 70 Tspss'SS, re ~, IgisS.
oort and ne sl PeI aJualy see that the n0usy irsm
The sac o. tokots T. deposited wlih tho Treasurer,
thai the dIaginE Is iAiT oSndnot,d d, AID the Euta
Tue dTsSibE yin aEe place In public, 10 fall vlew
Of the audlenos And uNder the supervision
Asd dlseotiOa ei the officers AID rrusts.s the Pub
eminent and dislntoTea ed citizens, who have Goa
.snlsd 20 be PIe.aR. end sss thai al e arb done
Non y n ~ hhhplN. JaSgo EouJt appeals, NJ ma.
Den. KilH IIRRAY, 81 i. MsrShsi, DIS X
B SP4HsSSAiIs bsGFS ;.Se a !Ss. 9p sSs
Hon JOHN BARBEF. Manager Royal Insurance
OSi PfIi LEF, DON. AtrJ Ninth Judicial Dis.
DE- q. GRAHA NJ. EanadsF Graham UAbtbsL
Ool. Jll.SllN =, JOHNSON, Manager Gait House.
Dc =. 3. BRIL-, PROT Medical UniVeysty, LJui vile,
Hon, X. L. BGHHSTf, a. kttSinsy.
HkhkY w,llruRD, Treasurer loaityille.
4. q. BHAHNIa, PBs.. MsauiAstarnss' BsnE.
JAS, BWtDOkFORD, Poe. - hAIIIbAl Bauk.
W. q. ID. Whlfh, pIOp'T willard Total
J, q. JONAS rpm Pres. lradoTS BAH.
IL ylUrnh hENCOhb, h'm Of howeomb. Bu'
HRSRY DEPPfN, Pis. Gsrmlp Bank.
hhDAEM Ora " AN, tnbaoco AND cotton merchant
Dr.. hORNlN GREEN, Pres l., o short iias II, II.
vol. HOsk, Agent Adam, RIp6a UIinpAny.
OFPICKRS OF THE LIBRARY
2, e. DUKRKIT. President.
", n. uAl.DEAiAN, Vice PTssidSnL
SH2ha ERs'A ksG DaovkRS BANK. Treasurer.
Address TAOS. X. BRAnII.RTTR,
Agent Pabllo Library Of ksatueky,
Puddle Library Bullding, LouiaVins, Ky,
Gb-UiTcul'T, giving fall partieglA5y seat 90 Appl
eAiiOB. blGWAS2mAWeOu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Tue Boston Advertiser speaks with no I'M
certain sound In the present crisis Of national
affairs. In recent able article on the Balti-
more convention II says:
Let those Rspu blloans freshen their memo
Ties who think the time has come 10 transfer the
power Of making and administering the laws re-
iaiinE 10 the rights Of citizens, 70 the public
credit, 10 the power Of the National OOgsrnmsht
ITSELF 10 an Administration In which the Asaas-
sins Of public credit aud public liberty will DO
represented. The price they will be required 10
pay for Il success VI the coalition u to- high"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

OHARORRYysALK or THE REMAINING REAL.
5000 a n, v y, " 2 ihuhpoOk' IN soUAREs
9oGIt q tls DlstFlet " Ualqmbla In squ,y Gauss
Aho 27Btt 0sotHs ", LlnVille A DO. Va W. ~ o.
G aSs Sl s RIso the iSSs'I1S 70 a. SS q
Jaly, 4. u. ls3a, At O'Clock D. m. thu following real
Lots a. Is H. I79 50 10, and II. IN our .ubdlvt
sl0R Of square No ~ the tWo-siofy irsns haasas
Ss: sSd o ss; I .SS 4 q +, SsP
aud sdlsiS .iss Is" s6sss s.is vi G part Of
NssissSIS sssI, bStsssa sad s,9ssts SSst "a
BY " feet, inpTosOd with MI STORY lame hanlS.
fsSt fS"fSass Sues. D. iSJisSt 70 dsSlE IL
Al;sG o' 4. pST,s 4 AID Lsti p sad z
depth, 9TH tgo-.taEy lame houses.
And, immediately after the above, win sell Lots u
tsSsn New HImpshiFS asSaaS and ssgsalSslIh
street; vacant lots.
c.sS Il i. S az sb .nd g,asaS o. an sasArs 70
tween Eighteenth and hlnatssnth streets nOFthVssl
LHs sS sSisS' IS'SSri BS fsSh sSSsc
iro6t pssd yLFdS fSOm u 10 10 foSI la depth, AID
The vacant lots above mentioned are olirbs sI,s,
faT boases, situated where land. rapldlI IisihE N
road nov In course u Construction, and Ia bSaneh
running north 10 BOUNDARY sirest Il gtii nSArsr In
aSdioaS dssaGs OF pTatSSiS iaSssSsat = p TsTs
fSfnS Of sale; One sIIth OSsh; balance in THIRTY
rsm the day g SALE secured 70 our satiafsston and
ne s9 IS,slnsd nPSI nc pEcpsTy sCld dspo.it q
81 y he PqEsSs.ss Ps1s q the T pIopslS sl 5:
VIM. MATTJEgLY,
WA, JhO. AlLLRH,
PhlLlP A. DAhhKlLLk,
Esd IstSrl GREEEA wILLIiHs. Iasis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Tue APAcuEs now In Washington dIscredlt
the report that the tribe has gone on the war
path. They believe that the treaty made At
Camp Grant will be kept 10 good faith. There
is no telling, however, what may have oc-
CURED since they left for Washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

JUDaE RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, Is expected here in day or
two, when Secretary Boutwell, will leave for
North Carolina to Jake part In the campaign
In that State.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Personal.

NoTIoE-THAT \. >, JUsTh. as d arkKEt,
~ batNasn hiIth and Seventh atTsata northwest,
ssa custom nGds saoond baud Uothias Al less than
hAh the oost Of rsAily mAds aou onoa, N. h-ssoond
hAnd ulothlnH Of all kada bought ~ tAf oaAh pTesa
AnTl-u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Wants.

WANTED, INMEDIATELY-A DRUG qLRRK.
biO' Sac Ssysn,h .iIsst, Nav Yaid.
w ANFED-BY A YouNa MAN. A SITUATION
w - DIR Goods OlstkG has had three years eHp--
neuea. hest Of Feferanoss. Address ApDly TO
Howard Taylor. SO9 PsaniIlyAn,A Avenue. hs9.'
LVANrRp BY YOUNG LADY UNDER.
w standing Music, branch and Gsrman. poatioa
z uAyalihE aoysr9ss1 hsieTonoss Eiysn IN PArtsi
Warrington Address BoT 10 At this once. mI9u
UANTKD.-A sIrUATION AS UOErRALTo
w Singer IN one Of the UhoiTa Of this District b.
adv. Best Of references EiEsa. Address Boz -
.hia once. tebA.u
UUANTKD.-HY A LADY-A SITUATION A.
w Music Teacher In some tnstit0tion. VIII give
private losnua u Scholar Highest tostinoniAA Of
Atnsus ElyOn. Address HoI 5 that's once te6estf
NUKKKA RhPIDYMRNr OFFiUK, No. AO1
" Eleventh street, near street, '
tsau MIS-. LOUISE y, huILhH.
IHANTED-EyERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w THE FlNkLH 4 LYON MAMIE AuTuRlNu
OOAPAhYa hkW SkWlhu MACHINE "NlU-
rOR" has . heli ,settna hesilsi the nest pohaot
shutue In use, resting On oAgTioT, Noodle bar and
soTkA OF atasl. AEsnoI a. h0oda JoWoiTy Store
lun P0nnsyVAniA Ayonua, hatNoon -Four and a hall
and siIth strasts T. ". SPiUkR, AEsnt tAslI
a H.JUETn PAYS BAIH PaIOKs EOR LAM ts',
~. dents. and OhidFen'a Aeooad Hand Uiothinn.
UahsF OothinH. boots, shoss, 40, No. bl0 d street.
n. n, Nots b. mall promptly Attsndsdt ".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
COKE


Ordsrt left Al the
uAaLIuHF OPFIUR,
No. 4 is TshIh arrest, at1II FirtFt.sst, OF ~ 10
BSldgs ,tFaat, GsorH stouu. SIihs VsqhIptE Ghs
sbl-u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
nv LATIMRR q CLRARY,
ID Apotioneern and Real katate Brokers,
aouthvesl oofnsf Psnnrv!vaniA ave, and Eleventh It,
Star once Baildlna.
TRpsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fHHSsr 48EHTisE STai FSREEHRf9F G UsffHb

N BY virtue Of deed Of trust bsaiinF date the
II lsth Of March, 1850, and duty recorded 10 tIbeI
- \, No, ", folloa 2, 4, 8, one Of the land
lumbla shall SELL on FRIDAY, the 10th day Of July,
lsl ~ O'Clock In front Of the prsmisea, Lot ram
log ~ feet GU fennsylvAnlA avenue, and sItsnding
the Oontinenthl, late Usttsd States Motel and con
talninE about fory.ons rooms, with all the modern
hnprovemontA
Terms one fourth cash the residue In two equal
instAllments At and two years With notes bearing
interest and secured BY dssd d trust the pFem.
I - sold, OonyeganeinE and stamps Al purchasers
cost FIVE hundred doilArs down al time o. aala.
JOSEPH NtNTON fOtiaANHBHF, Trustee.
iytOsoAd tpAll LATIMRR Ot.HARH, Auets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Financial.

S I., sAHssss SAsE
PAYS SIX fER OENT INTEREST ON ALL DH.
Al deposits made and drawn ~ will Open daily tFum
sfRsSa M 70 2 P M, And on shfnhhp1AiAH ENk-
isillE ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
PROF' fs I TSH EgGP ron 1nE


OFucE slRaELrT Ar.ARHs, u = sENATER
wAawNurOE, JnlT 8, h7a !
Sealed proposals. u be resolved A. this once until
- o'elosk, m gu SATURDAY, ths 20lh dag Of JAY,
s loT furnishing Fael Tor the Unlted States Senate
a. follow:
For the delivery and storage Of 80 tons e ,atO
pouudsl 81 the best quality Of Baltimore COMPANY
Mhits Ash Anthfsoits Furnaos Goal.
For The delivery aud storage Of ~ tons a ~
poandal best quality Lobsry OOAL ssE sire, Tor
Ftataa
All bs above coal be thorpua hiy serosnsd and frOO
Iiso, - cords Of the best oak wood. cell seasoned
snd s5ard; and lai cords Of vel seaaJued best
BAklT's Pine
The above TO be inspected, weighed and measured
BY the inspeooI Appontsd uadet aet Of Oohgresa Of
Juy ", $50, Al the npanae Of contract ",
BIDS Tor The dihersnt Artielea viii BE- considered
saparatsls Abd The FahLis r.oryed 10 Teloot all
any p0TtOa OF the bids eoelvtd " deemed Tor thu To-
ia. viii bs eoSsijsFsd bindlnF for three days after
the Sh O'JTI' s.....-yU. h .., X, htaHssU s,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Boarding.

fpABI.K BOARD DAN BE HAD AND AKALs
Furnished to parties At thalT Tosidsnos Apply u
Mn. GARNER, New York AVanns. near fhirtssath
aIIaaL Mh.M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Country Boarding

HUUHTRY BOARDING.. a FEW FAMILIES
" Gao be accommodated With BOARD 10 q prSAts
family among the mountAinA OF NifHiulA, near tie
uhslip SAKE and Ohio Railroad, o0HnsatinE with the
Virginia Springs. Address q, JallAa FRAT, MAynss
borough. Augusta oounty, NirElniA. b69t'
A FAMILY WISHING COUNTRY BOA M
n may mud two vac tnt rooms, with Rood boafdt Al
OIIkTON STATION, on Orange aud AlsHAntdA
railroad Va, twenty miles from AlsHAaddA Excellent
sAtsT, plenty Of Ice, And feu other p1Ards.s, Ia
healthy location. Address A, u. n, Uhuon hause,
or inquire at Me- HaisIs store Penn UlvAnh Aveuus,
b5tsssn seventh aud kEhth stssstA. iJd.tf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

- tOOls hofihSsst oofnsr OF Ienh And u s'rse'a
TRUSTEES sALE or TWO STORY AND BASE.
AkhT BRlOk uOllSR On THK EAST SIDE
STRRKrS
~ virtue Of dssd o. trust 10 Joshua whRnsg aud
myself dated October I, l57p aud At the Request Of
the party SECURED will sell ~ ppbe anolon, 70 tho
highest bdder, on the premises,o MONDAY, July
Ne vs. aubdigsion Of the ue5t half Of kqaaFe pdi,
the Sane ia I'D dove upOa the records u The Anp.
thereon, oonsl4tl Q OF noattWostory and baaamanl
knck HBuaa with brown tTimmlnEA .-
mnnha, with raf cent interest," secured ~ deed o.
trust on The property bSyonty-hyo dollars down ~
piled uth 70 seven days, the property TO be tssold At
the cost Of the deiaulllnE purchaser.
HAAlNARD a. WANNHN, AuTvivlnH Ttugtes.
iItseoAda uRRRN a WILLIAMS, AuoiA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
For SaIeor Rent.
CuANof sxrRAoRpisARY

Il .NANNE ANNN"RNAANANAs
FOB sAJ.F -Tbs. ssaslilaf ,sn.room House, FsIr.
sstsa tyl.es, 9Th never tsiins spilpE q puss
81 ~ RI, Fs ~ Tii nv 5'T sSd
Aegq. ahia Nv The Bladensburg Pike
"a . s. ts ,ss ~
BRAtiIILgL PARK or TAN ,AOREs AND a
SPA HfRlNG. aivinG u ooun,rT adEsntasea with oib
AZ me sas,s. YIN VA. ssi.IYlSS n. ,io,.,
eHohaaGel Tor oig propery, Iowa ~ hsf well located
nlols,a Western pf6psFty Dor fail paS,lsglsrs 10.
SJ5io,Soa No. SOS Ninth .,sss,. S:t and p
LNOR SALE AT BARaAtR,-EHTEgN MULEs
wl,h ear6 md h.rnei. WI bs sid ssBarts,I;fiI
IER aid Teeth street northwest bSiSoSr
On eorSsI q TsSts .tiss, s ssss 80 scSS B.
Small paImsnt down and s@ monthly Oall a. once
Rss E.isss BROKER oSSSsf lri.,a,h ss'os' Sad ss-
EoR !sALR-AN. OUTFIT OF BLAOKSMITH
t9ol, 0sl' sId see then a. o1ee % hsSdS
ttree,A shop iot rent has,
e1O6 WILL BUY THE sro TX AND PIX.
pl 10 tuTes q CIGAR srORFl also, a rood
~ kS,ss Tor RsTsoa s s9 ss. e
dress dor TO-" At this once. bsJt'
LpOp RENr.-BRIOK HoUsE, TEN ROOMS, No
900 Hstrve' northwest. ,ApgS e ,oVrr
$500, Roal Rs,sts 9Cots', $40 asifSi spa6s.
usu latAfl
DRICK.-FuR SALE A LOT or LIgHT RID
;iOS FOn',ss6Ih sttSsI SSr'hsssi. bssr
QAY HoBSR-THRER YEARS. oI.D-FOR
~ ale OF .sehinss t95 seo9ed rad iadI's busST
nGSa
LNOR RENT-A sEvRN ROOM FRAaK HOUSE
ma I9S S. Ts co s Gsi fss. Rs"
SIS psf mosta. iSSSl's ssSt dS % - EISI
IIoRsRR, DARTS, AND TOOLS FoR sALR-
ii Twelve faNd bTan HoFsss, s,a6iSsa UaTts.
houe and hA9dposer peftiek, stone hlIrows
WaEou Harness, sSoond,h apd Lqub.r, toselhsr With
= large lot Of Tools suitable for uontTsotars and
n IEUaiTs9 RfIiGY fs stsss, S.s ssp s.,.a,S
Nav Yard. Washington. D. u. bas'
TOR BALE, OuRAP-A THRER.srORY AND
~ b,ssment Brick Home; ua!sr md "a No, 0tY
. Ssn Sori aisssS '''i sS AGx UsLEH LAW
ron SALE
Four.story, ten room HOusR, pressed brick front;
hall, y.tsI ss., bathroom, 40 street. between
Elshiuoom pressed brlcs iI9n, hall vatet and gas,
FosF rOoip BRIOK HOUSE., 90 alley, bstwssa
Tselith add Thls,eSsth and 4 ssd ,tTfe,s ,,,--
tssnih, bStwoen u and streets Southwest
Seven. room FRA W., hall, A, on =, between Don.
sIIroop FRENr, 90 TsSniy aiih. between "
street and P;nusylvaIi.. aysIne -. 49,. -,
NV Is Ss sHS s a'; SSrS Sss0:s
sn,h and 's1ss', y. nsyI SSS S
Ais, several iJTs in the northern psrt Of the
,fSs shove viii 10 sold OMAR, ON LONG 1ME,
" called Tor Al once. ,,,,,, =, ,,,,,,,u . nn
jsh-u SOS ' street, Masonic Temple.
,,nt, 80 = ,5,gpxy ~ 10 ~ .sta.lr pnnn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Dentists.
Coal and Wood.

nEMOYALs.-s. q, MAgRUDRR. W9od and Goal
" psIlor, has removed hts once 70 No, " tour.
DER PsnnsyiVAniA AVsnua Yard y street and yiT-
EinlA avenus, bstWssn laird Add FouFAnd,a half
Hlrssla southwest f' io2a I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
nv THOMAS 3ewLlNe, AaeiIonssr,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND KFFKOTs AT
AutTfION.
wiliseii At the "UedAra" on the corner Of seventh
and hAYetta Hlrooia, HeorgatoWn, an elaGant ansor
msat o. nsusshold fntnltnre, consisting o.
Walnut PaFior Suit u plush, .. ..I..
MAhozanI sofas, Uhairs and Tables,
WAidrobea, BookoaaeH and Lonngea,
htnasala OhFpeta, Mating And OIL Cloth,
MlrroFa, Marble Too and other Tables,
Btdstsada, Feather Bsda and bedding,
UrOehe'y and Glass Ware, stoves, Ae, Ao.,
A nd many articles not mgnuOned
hSIt THOMAS DOwIIN0, Auet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-05
SALE OF
SALE OF
Very Desirable Real Estate
An Excellent Business Stand,

ny VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
Is vested in the undersigned by deed oil
assignment from Ernest Laue, dated Jtnu-
ary 5th 1872 and recorded in the Recorder =
ONCE Of Ohio county, West Virginia, he
will offer tor sale at public auction, al the
Front Door of the Court House OF ONO
county aforesaid. on SATURDAY, the tn
day OF February, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the following deScr bed desirable real est ate,
10 wit: Parts OF Lots numbered one Humid
red and Seventeen QI0 and Thiriy-s"ven
(37, situate at the corner OF Market alley on
Market Square, in the city of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West virginia; said property
fronting on Market Space twenty (2J) feet
and Five and One-haIt on inches, and run
ming back weStwlrdly the same width 10
the depth of Ninety -four 90 feet; and stu
ate on the north side Of SAID alley and west
OF said Market space.
The terms of said sale will be one-thlrd oil
the purchase money cash in hand, one
third in six months from the day of sale,
with interest thereon from said day OF sale,
and one-third in twelve months from day
OF sale, with interest thereon from said day
OF sale, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes with personal security, satisfactory
u the undersigned for said deferred install.
ments, but the purchaser may pay his said
notes. or any part thereof, at the time OF
sale, thus stopping interest on the amount
paid on said notes.
Said property will be sold free from any
incumbrances except the right OF dover in
expectancy OF the wife of said Laue. which
right will not vest until the death OF Laue,
and Is Of little consequence and may never
vest.
This property Is The most desirable Gro
Gerry Stand in this city, having three-Story
brick warehouse thereon.
ial5-h 10 PFNDLETON, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-05
New York Market.

FLOUR-The market is quiet and
unchanged at S. 75@6 10 for silperfine
State; Sc 45@6 60 for extra State; Sc Is
@6 80 for choice State; S. 1906 10 for
superfge western; Sc 35@6 10 for
common to medium extra western;
IS 75@7 IS for choice do; 81 2097 40
TOR common to choice white wheat
western extra; Sc 6O@6 so for common
to good shipping brands OF extra round
hoop Ohio; Sc S5@7 80 for trade brands;
Sc 1907 81 for common to fair extra
st Louis, and 81 1929 so for good TO
choice do. Southern -four quiet and
unchanged at Sc 75@7 35 for commons
to fair extra, and 81 1000 so for
good to choice do. Rye flour steady at
81 O0@5 20. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet and firm
at 81 5l@l So for No. . spring; 81 SIG
So :or No. spring; 81 COOL &c for
winter red western; 81 67@l y for
amber western; 81 6S0l II for white
do; 81 ca for winter red western, and
81 IS for winter red State. Rye quiet
and nominal at 92@93c for western.
Barley is quiet and unchanged. Bar
ley malt il quiet. Corn is quiet and
steady at 73@74c for new western
mixed. Oats quiet and firm at 500
90 &c for western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is dull at
Sl4 80 Tor new mess: $l3 50
tor old mess; $l2 % for prime and
Sl4 % for new prime mess. Beet is
quiet at S9OO@ll 90 Tor plain mess and
II 00@l3 90 for extra mess. Beef hams
are dull at S23 00@26 90. Tierce beet
nominal at SIC OO@lS 90 for prime
mess and $l9 O0@2l 90 for India do.
Cut meats dull at St@9tc for hams and
565ic for shoulders. Middes quiet.
Lard is steady at 94@9ac for No. to
prime steam and 95c for kettle rem.
dered.
DRESSED HOGS-Are steady $40
&c for western.
BUrTER-Steady at 9!@22c for
western. and 23@35c for State.
CHEESE-Firm at l39l6ic for COM
mon to prime.
COTrON-On spat opens quiet and
firm at &c for low middling and 22gc
for middliug uplands.
PErROLEUM-ls dull and IN
changed at l23@l3c for crude, and
223c for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at 9@9ic; stearine
steady at 969!c.
WHISKY-Firm at 94c.