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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

THE GERMAN OFFICERS in command of his
Imperial NJ ajesty's war ships now at Annapolis
visited the Treasury department yesterday and
were escorted through the building by Gen.
Spinner,
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M TAOUT PAN. % the shoe can Be worn
Dsee.ed Halls, vasculsr ExcresosscS e.. Suo.
os:sinlly fF'sssd e Dr.: wHITEv. SSS 18th street,
Zee, q Der visit: attendance q residence \ "a.
WILL Pre- q business g emoe Irecludss yisitinx
keuen0 et residences except between and d m
keieis to the many eminent RhySicians, s1rseons.
and the Thousands Of other we'll known md resnon
" esninRton IooA. jyll.tr
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NOkTHERN ZOE I
]. L. CHEsEMAN q co.,

Successors to the Independent Ice Company.
Have filled their Homes with the best auslity Of
NORTH RN ICE, which they offer to the public 1t
reasonable rates, In large or small quantities.
wharf and Depot foot Of Oh street.
Once, 1904 Pennsylvanis aveeue. selllm
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NJ AS MIC GOODS
wILLETT 4 RUOFF, COS FKxsA AVE.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OHAPEAUx,
CAPS, 49,
:. !" sWORDs, -
" BELTS,
BALDRICS,
GAUNTLEfS.

1Bouts ntBuI6IlOh, UeMOINY ond 0lI
other Swords ct factory prices. sepi2 I'm q"
II 1REUNDB LADIES' NATIONAL dining
and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner 18th and
Fennsylvania avenue. Ladies' and Reutlen an =
Lunch every day, from II .. n. to : .. m for TSc
t..eA eAessed daily. Ny facilities Tor supplying
Parties, Weddings, Dinners, &c. com plete, arc
superior 70 any other In my line in the city, and
E2Tld solicit liberal share Of your patronage u,
UIvanta ovenuo. ano-I1
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Includes all that part q the city Of Wsshingtou
IL Inc within tbs following bound: CommencinR q
the Eastern branch 1t the foot Of Fourth east
and Running mp Fourth street east south Carolins
aver ne: thence along South Caroline avenue TO d
street south; thence along y street south TO FIT
tenth strs OF east thence up fifteenth street. east
street aouth thence on street sOaih to the East
branch, and along the Eastern branch to the
foot Of fsarth street east.
HIRef PRECINCT.
The r. ginfertd voters OF the Twenty second Dis
trict whose names begin with the letters A. B, O,
II, will vote on sth street, between Pennsgivanis
aveaue and = street. southeast.
SECOND Pr Ecf1cr.
he registered voters Of the Twenty -6oe0n1 Dis
trict ght names begin with the letters g. H,
x, Il. n Will vote on street, between 1th and 9Th
streets. southeast.
r,.. THIRD PRECINCT.
The registered voters OF the fWepey-eeoond Dis
rct xhoxr names begin with the letters n, o, p q,
u.V,W, x, y, viii vote 1t the corner 81
sth a1o streets seq beast.
n Svs1 cLAsy my hand ct the city Of Washington.
pf,rlct OF Cciumbia this nil eteenth day Of Sep
te0bsr, 4. ID. eighteen hundred aud ssventy-fwO
Governor OF III. p,.t ~; - ,. G GnHE;.
By the Governor:
sspltd Secretary Of The DissTiei Of CclamSis.
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CHEERING News FROM LITTLE DELAWARE.
Judge Geo. p. Fisher, OF this city, has received
dispatch from Milford, Delaware. as follows:
"SusseX county gives 4 republican majority;
Kent county 800 dem ocratic majority; New
Deiaware sats ,er Cr.Dtn IT, Hs,a. lhaJotisy,
to the election in Delaware yesterday for inspec-
tors of election called there 'the little election
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
THE PnlLADELpnIl CONVENTION.

The nfth National Convention Of tho Ro-
publican party, which me, In Philadelphia
yesterday, was In every respect fully equal
to any convention Of the party that has been
held since the foundation OF the party In
1850. So far rs more numbers go, II sur
passes that Of Chicago 10 1868. As to char
acter-the national standing OF tho men who
comprise it---it Is Infinitely superior TO any
convention Of any party that has ever been
held in the United States. The scene at the
Academy Of Music yesterday was brilliant,
patriotic and enthusiastic In the extreme.
Founders Of the party, like Gerritt Smith,
able advocates and defenders OF the party,
like Morton, were present, laboring earnestly
and faithfully for Its success In the coming
campaign.
Tho proceedings of the convention were
marked by the utmost harmony and good
feelings. Whenever the name Of General
Grant was mentioned 1t was the signal for
cheering and applaudlng, tho intensity Of
which no language can describe. Every
aIluslon to Grant called forth the most rap
turous applause. Now the air was rent with
cheers, and by-and-by darkened with the
shadow Of waving hats, handkerchlcfs,
and Of everything that could be waved. That
General Grant Is the unanimous choice Of
the party for the Presidency for the next
four Year, il so manifest that nobody thinks
OF disputiug 1t. Tho opposition which 1t was
sought to array against him has met with
utter defeat The name Of Mr.. Sumner has
not been mentioned In Philadelphia to-day.
When Horace Greeley Is named II Is the
signal for derislve criticism and remark.
The speech which the Massachusetts, seua'
tor made In tho Senate, and which IL wa
hoped would defeat Gen. Grants nomina'
tlou, Is not thought Of, or II thought Of, !.
thought OF only to be condemned and do
nounced. The elan Of the convention ID
splendid. Every delegation reports that the
party is In excellent shape, eager for victory
and sanguinc that victory will come to 1t II
November. Delegates from every section o.
the Union report that the attempt to divide
the party has been unsuccessful; that tht
triumph Of the Democracy and Of the Lib
eral party is an utter absurdlty. In the con
ventlUu there ia quiet feeling Of determine
tlon to stand by the party and the party
chief, which needs only an opposition to cal
It forth. The convention proves, II 1t prove
anything, that the Republican party canno
bo divided; that 1t will go for Grant, IL
savior, and the savior OF the country, first
last, aud all the time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

I
oyTcE or IspIss ARRAIHs, MAY "a, ls52. J
Sealed proposals will be received At TIL once un
III u o olook, IN, on UKsDAf, the llh day Of June
s for trAnsp durins the hsuAl year ending
Juas a ls9. Of Aanul goods and other supplies for
lat IRON Uhsyshns, Wyoming Territory, to Rad
OIoud Agency, shout 100 miles, more lees, ngIth
from kIrt L,Nlsnls, sAJ eoo.p0o p Iuuds
D1koia TsnisSrI, 70 he Who stone AsSacy, on ths
White river, u. say a,OOno pounds; ~.
About $1,000 pounds Tor The Red Cloud, and ~
BlODu0 pounfs Tor the Whststons AEsney. Will be
neIf, snd thsTsaiteT one eleventh. o. more, Of the
residue Of tho freight will be ready for shipment
monthly, all 10 be delivered 10 tbs United States
AIsni a. tho Aispeles named
ton per ons hundred pounds per one bundI I'd mllas
and be Aoeou panied With copy o. this AdVertisS
msnt, detached from the newspaper N witch \ ap-
hois o Be In On ssioPs addressed 70 ne
oralSnsd and l1dqrssd "Propotala for TTAnspoF.
tAtion n Annnties," 40. ... T.. = +
No proposals. vii bs oonsldeTed uuless accom- panied
tsot bddsrsj that II soosDtsd the bidder OF bidders
will immedAisly anter Into written contract In 40
Bonds Eili - REQUIRED in the amount q thS bin for
mcr. suretils, Whoss ssisisasy NUT 5s Ssrtaod 70
b. United htAtss Judge or District Attorney.
Ths right IL ressrVed 70 r. isot Asy OF all proposAll
u sash course should be deemed Tor ths iStsfest o
Ths bidder must dSslGaata bis place Of buAips..
rhsrs CON muni Atloas .rnt 70 bln will be Tsssived
the sans 10 entsred In his eoutTAdt should oAe BE-
Psypant SiII bo made At this once on proper ~
selRts ir9m tho agents to whom The goods are 70 %
T6s tIdd,rs ave iaVitsd 10 bs present at the Opsu
ing Of the bids soon - the time for Ieqey!nE tht
IA lor,ru lssfpr sr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

ALrrrxp from Ro.ton 70 the springfield Re.
publican. the Greeley organ in Mnssaehusetts,
says; "There Is q growing feeling here Bostonl
that tho Greeley movement 10 the country has
gone up and will soon 20 down."
1T was positively announced that Greeley
would attend bls own ratification meeting in
New York, bat ho did not. What Is the matter
with II. or We hope he has not followed the
example OF SchurI, Trumbull and others, and
''gOne back" on himself
The New York Evening Posf, referring TO
summers speech, says; at will, we think, do
the author more harm than II will do the sub
ieot. Many Of It's TOPICS have been dIsdained By
wsll.copducted newspapers as beneath their
notioe. and will not receive new & al nifty from
their revival in the Senate, ps no, only un.
beeomInu the place. but will not ada TO the rep
uta,lon Of Its author either for staiesmanship or
oloouenee. IL does not assail the AdminIstra-
tIon IN lis more vulnerable places; on the con-
trary. II Leaves them unbroachcd; and the infer
ence Of An Indifferent spectator would bo that n
this Is all the greatest OF It's opponents has 70
say, Its case Is not hopeless"
Typ c,bic,vo po,, think, ru,on ought To re.
tire 70 a Iunatic asylum. Doubtless this sugEes-
tIou reflects tho sentiment Of his oountrymen;
bat what earthly chance Of recovery would the
other lunatlcs have with Tilton among them y
D. Y. Com. AdpeThser.
VIZ quote the following suggestive item from
the New York Commercial IdperfiIer August
Belmont, Horace Greeley. James 5. ThAyer, and
BsniaInIu Wood breakfasted together at the
New York hotel yestarday mornInx At lO:s1
Has Tammany sold out 10 Greeley, or has
aeeley sold out W Tammanyf whlchr'
A PRoMsHaT citizen Of Mississippi says that
not q dozen genuine Republicans In that state
support Greeley.
PRoI. PHRRT said In his speech the other
| evening, NJ tho meeting OF the free traders IN
Cooper Institute, that thore are many meri-
can citizens "Who do not wish 70 run the risk OF
seeing the iaturo fresihenI stAndinE IN the EA'
eonuvo EArusn on atremenoous rainy esyi muse
pipe IN hand' watering hls oaooASe@
Mr. EDWARD ATKINSON, In MS speeoh A. the
49, ~ ~ ~, ~ rI..,,,
80 sl,' - ~. ,s,,,,..
s ~ a.. ~, 80, Sc
IsA Us ~. oooa 'o'e :. - .,.-,.., -.
-. - ',g So ~ - , ~ :. -
IN iions n's i4'sH suPPO'H ~ suo s~"s''
"0onio upon Us was iof0soen'
| WASH MCLEAN says Pendleton iaVors the
ClnelnnAu platform and nominees.
| wNIAcxn of the Missouri Democrat, Rays
"NothipR more can be said Of Mr.. schurE at
present than that no "a sore and sour from bis
head 10 nj, shIns. at outs with everybody except
Sumner. 10 whom he occasionally oopdescondS a
| vhlsperinV smIle. IA n even said that no has
| gone back on nil and .Joe. and curses the day
| he eyor met them.
r. v.,,, 4, a, ,o.,o, =,
@ Wv io,. '',Ia sAysn o,, Is ~ iyOsiPs VI
nun ,.. " ~ io IN o ",,, ] Nv, ~. Ssr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
DRoPOAIA FOR FURNISHING RATIOaB
II AND FUHL FOR LIGHr,VKksRIR, suPpIsY-
VFBsKIls AND TkNDERB IN THE FIFTH
LLoHrtousE plsfRiUr ,.,

NoIToRE, va, hGy q, lsfl D..
Sealed proposal. VII be ssoeiysd a. this once untii
is12, for furnishing and dsllVehnE AnY RAT10NA
4nd FUEL that may DO called for " the Inspector.
Tor the Tenders, Light Vessels and huppy Vessels Ia
the fth LkhtHouso District, for one rear from the
ist day 81 july, 1s71 70 the a0h Of June MA IN,
olasIVa Tbs ratona 70 be Of Good And app owed
dualityi 10 bs delivered AOpEslde Of the nshthoasa
tsndef OF other vessel provided Tor the purpess Al
boHs sS and ansss and ID good order, foF ha npubsi
q psTsoss Wloh Win BE- spseiAsd ~ ihe Inspeotor Tor
United HlAiaa aHToeAby 70 apeoihoAtoha and tables
marked A and d, AWlohed thsrst9, which sill form
-kii bids must 30 sealed snd intorssd, "PToposals
thea placed Ia Aaotben envoopo, and len a or di.
rooted 70 this ones, pFepsidi u seat ~ mall
p'o'N'i =" 'A' sTAHLY,
JsS Oommod's, U,s,N., and Light HouSs lAiS'L
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

FRoN ST. LouTs comes the announcement
Of the National sengerfcst which Is to come
OF In that city on the 18th instant Il en-
braces four grand concerts, occupying rs
many days, and from all VIC can learn IL will
be the nearest approach to the Peace Jubilee
that has been attained In the West.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
A. y. PRATT, Manager.
OPES EROA JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER I, 1878,
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RRsORT FOR
FAMILIES.
Terms per month, $40.
TRAvEuKO FAoILIrIHs,

Leave WGlhlnGton b. oEAnso, AlsEandriA and Ma
nAsaAs railroad from Maryland avenue depot Al 7ilb
a N. dine At BtrasburG depot Tsa5h Winchester Al
D m. thence bJ coach 70 the spriBEuln three hours
over hns road through boAaufal soonsEy. Tickets
70 he BpHnEs End foUlrn. EOod ~ osObsF 1. $40,
Or leave Baltimors dspOt Al 6b N. dins ~ EiaT.
psI's Esuy ATFiying At Winchester and The spriEas
A. above. Fare 70 WinohsatsS, oss stage faEo 70
BphnHs, o0-SAmo 70 return myetd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
RY LATImkR q oLkARY.


TRUsTKRs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL HILL
III virtue Of the several DEGREES passed ~ the
supreme Court Of tho District Of CoumhiG 10
oaase ID that court daRsndlnE betweon William =.
Huntington, trustee. and Robst =. wahe., James
Orutchstl and others, beioE cause No ldo1, tquiu
Dee ., the undoT.lAned, tIus.se, app.lntsd Ia the
pIaos and stead Of William y uutinstsn. deceased.
VII all At slstl95 e ths hths.. bIddsl. ugOI the
nsrt Al o'oook In the Aftsrnoon thoss parcels Of
nound, EnoWn a. OTIS 2, g. and 8, In square 81,
Nth The improvements thereon,
Thia property IL sitnated Capitol Hnl at the eor
nsr OF fAaf Capitol Aad Streets and i Improved By
! handsome Cottage building and 6uhstAntiAl out.
bultdlnRu, together Known as tha Oruchett OotfAge
propsJ and II 10 near 10 the prupoaed entenAion
II he Capitol grounds, its value viii undoubtedly In
The terms of SALE as prescribed by the DEGREES, are
oaah All stAmps and oonVeyAnslnG At putehAssrs
oosk N the tarma are not complied with IN three
days the Trustee reserves The risht to Tssen Z, the
mySi.soSds LATIMKR dLBARH. kuets.
pYH COLRctAN,A AaeiloaeeT.
DBonhoast corner Of Tenth street and PonnnylvAnia
AVonnoI
Parties declining HouSskssplnE or b9slusss VIII nns
d 70 thslr Advantage 70 call on mo- - sih paJ oaah
Tor the goods, OF sal a pubuo Aneilon ~ lgs per
oontAga Auction nAlea OVay fOhSDAh, ThUhb
DAY and SATURDAY. mhBS-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

II there Is any one thing to which the
pLilosophic presidential candidate objects,
It Is the use Of tobacco. Mr.. Greeley Is not
known as gentleman who Is over cleanly,
either in his app oarance or In the use OF his
adjectlves-yet he objects to tobacco most
strenuously. In his "Rocolloctions" he ad-
ylses the youth Of the republic against tho
use Of the weed, and although we have never
attempted the reading Of his agricultural Of
fort We feel sure that very little Of that work
ls devoted to the cultivation Of tobacco, for
30 strong Ia Mr.. Greeley's prejudice against
II that he has never inquired iuto II. Mr..
Greeley has been so consistent during his
long political career that 1t Is hard TO arralgn
him on charge Of hypocrisy. We are dis
Inclined to do 80, but bis pecuniary interest
with Boss Tweed In the Tobacco
Manufacturing Company makes Il necessary
that something be said Of him In that counec-
.tlou. A Mr.. Yeaton states that both Tweed
and Greeley entered the tobacco scheme at
his solicitation. The trouble with the phllos-
opher Is that he Is too easily led by those
who pretend 10 be his friends. As the Prcsi-
dent Of the United states-were such thing
within the range OF his most ardent ndmlrers 8
imagiuat.on--poor Horace would be guided
or rather whlrled by such designing knaves
as gathered about him for the purpose Of
gratifying some petty scheme or private
plque. The mention Of Mr.. Greoley's name
Invariably brings up notion OF weather
cock, and by the eolid, thinking masses Of
the country he Is regarded as one who would
prove we're there possibility Of his election,
a most at representative OF that class which
ls sweryed by every political breeze.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

IT WILL BE SEEN by the dispatches from
Oregon that the elections 10 that State have
resulted In giving toe Republican party a
sufBelent majority to enable Il 70 send one Of
~ representative 10 the United States
Senate. .."H .HI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

THH champion swimmer Of OharlGstoWn, Mas
saohusotta u Miss LlzIle BaTTiEan. She can
swim faster and further than any one elss In
the place,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

WE HAvn AEcBiyED from J. L. Ksrfand,
of tho Hudson Taylor bookstore, 'Albert
Laael," novel, BY tie late Lord brougnAn'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
BY WSESE,ES5 10 ss. si.IsS E;':ts .,,.Is Broker
between d Aad II.
sAhE2s g PEsIsARLE FRAME H2USE osEgg ~
S2ES T0F 81 5sF ~ ussa hSE
1NOTON.

TO al ,sAoW, nay eoResrHi
NotIoe IL hereby given that the following properly
was sold for tAnss June H. 1870, and n not rdosmed
at this once (ogsthsr with the lateye.t and coat q
AdvertisomentJ PRIOR 70 JUNE II, is7a, deeds Will
Issue 70 the purchaser In the corporate Of the
District o. Uolumba the successor Of tbs Oopora
laws. JOHN n. COOK,
Reaater District Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

The greater portion Of the community, that
portion which furnishes no local items, but
which sits by Its hearthslde In winter and on
Its front stoop in summer and reads the Re-
PUBLICAN, Is Just now more excited than is
Its won't the cause being the school eKaml-
nations. In the greater portion OF the house-
holds OF the city an Interest Is stirring equal
ing that shown in Presidential election by
the busiest aspirant for public honors.
Mothers and sisters are all aglOW over the
school examinations, and at home now the
question Is: Who will get the prizes and
wear tho honors OF the school year'
Words cannot tell the mighty benenccncc
Of the quiet thoughlsmiths at Franklin and
Seaton, at wallach and Lincoln, who, with
their fellow-teachers throughout the land,
are moulding the future Of the nation. Cen
eratIons hence will write their eulOgy in won
drous deeds that hayegrown OF their patience
and industry. The soil they till, of nature,
more kindred to Heaven than to earth, be-
comes more fruitful by every harvest that IL
gathered from 1t. Each generation OF sulti-
waited people is but the forcrunner Of one yet
better trained and more instructed, and
knowledge which Is power, gathers, like the
rolling SNOWFALL, as 1t progresses.
There Il no man who loves his race who
can look without pride upon the superb pub
lie school buildings that pledge this city to
human progress. Especially may the Wash
lngton press fellcitate itself upon the share
which the newspapers OF the city have had
in forwarding this work. They nursed this
system In It's infancy; they cared for and pro-
tected its growth, and 1t Is To them 1t owes In
no little measure It's present bcne6cent posi-
tlon, and It's certainty of wide expansion In
the future.
Long ago, when one Of the principal schools
OF the city was located In q stable that had
been reftted for the purpose, and whom many
OF the schools occupied Easements Of churches
and other lll.sulted habltatlons, the press
began, In the language Of a journalist of 1868,
ITO protest against the perils of an educa-
ton that hides Itself from the light In III
constructed barus or jeopards the health Of
the pupils by compelling hcm To spend their
school hours In dimly-lighted cellars"
To the continuance Of this determination
on the part Of the journalists Of the city TO
secure better accommodations for the schools
the people owe the magnificent buildings
which, In some sort, Image to the neighbor-
hoods 10 which they arc situated the inau-
euce exerled upon the community by her
schools,
"No fear Of blinded blgors rule,
When by the church splre stands the school,
The homes OF the city may well feel an alb
sorblng interest In the current examinations
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

ALL New Workers will hear with deep regret
of the preeariOus condition OF the health OF Hon.
B. s, uOz. Though opposed 10 US politically, we
have ever recognized him as ganerOu1 aud able
ndyorEaFy whose eloquenee seems always In.
SpirOd by the sincerity OF his convictions, whose
msrrY qnlpa have llghtened the tedium and
soltonod the asporitlos OF political debate, and
neoted credit upon tho city which is proud to
claim him as one OF lis Representatives.
We take the above from the New York
Com umercial Advertiser. ltrenects the senti-
ment of all our exchanges. They speak In
the kIndest terms OF Mr., Cor. To copy from
Pat, 'Mr. Cox will never know how much he
Ia lolked until he is dead" .......
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
nv .. u. WAESElt; HssI K.iPie nToEsT
Bstseen q and ii.
fRUsTKEgo oiS. SALE ~ oE Goo Sgiipss & I, LOTS In

rRcSrkEs soHhkEs SAE ~ Ssp sIp5Sa KNb sSa LOTS IN
Ry virtue Of decd OF trust 70 ua dated August Is
lsI and duly recorded 10 Lbsr No 6Sl folio lsS onS
Of the Land keooi de- Of Washington, District Of Co
lumbla, and t the request Of the party thereby 80
cared vs viii seli a. phblis .ne,on !he prsmsss
square Numbered hys hundred lnd blnsi .nlns. stu
Atsd on and Canal streets southwest Also, on the
same day. at $50 O'Clock D. M, part Of sqaATe
berod bgL beginning for ths same At tbs northeast
the line OF Bouth stIeet loo fest henoe 10 siraiGht
line Al right angles 70 aAld street south il7H feet
place Of bseinninG lying In the city Of Washington.
Terms will be made known 90 the dag Of sale, All
ESQ down when each iot is struck om. In sse the
terms are lot oompod with In days AftsT sale,
the defaulting purchaser. - ...
GRO W. BTlOKNEY,l itusesos-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Clark, KimmeIl { NOrfleet,
Real Estate Agents,
No. col Louisiana Avenue,

Have Tor aAis me Following Ana aniHpfo'eo
property
A THRKR.STORY BRIQk hOUBk, 5t9 NlNrt!
street between Y and y s.reet.-nlsss r9oms .nd
bAth-roor water ol1sen rang :, no, hnd co.d Nater,
-, mA'elg sAs vasn ..nqa, 1e osa. Seo.s .
house. fnee NSSoi sLNo oaas phanos 80 Per
month.
A r,,,.sroa .a,o,, uo,,.y ov ron
9 saa ~, 80 - .1s, ~
Mn .,.,s s.s,n,is. r., indo,, oo,ets ~ nj
ths .issnins ,oo,.s IA. IAN Ana iseau,n Tnis
n,ons,,x - n. h,,shs "a 4 ,.,v Ia. agu,e ,nd o,
essV tsins w WI ''
A TnREE.srosY BRIok HOUSE, WITH BAsE-
.a,s,s -, h, vtado-. msshIs nsnII... a. stsbis
Tor two horsss sewerage, Ao Resatiiul location.
Pries $40 go taOOO cash balance 10 per sonum.
A ..,,,., .r,,x a.,y prun,xo
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

FOR SALE.
~ HOUSES ON LONG TIME.
Rsnts .ro 50 high that anJ psuOu who osu pE rent
purchase . bouss.
Houss4 90 Capitol HllL
Houses on the Island,
y HOUSES At the Nav Yard.
q Houses In the Flrat Ward,
y Houses In the northern part Of the city.
Also, several Houses for oash.
We can please you. Gene and sse.
No trouble 20 show propsrty 90 persons msaninE
Bis; carriage employed for that purpose.
MONEY 70 lend from one 10 teI years
Once northeast corner nfteenth and streets.
hrst door. PHIL n. WKLOH A co.,
mJe I'm Real Hs,Ats Brokers And Builders.
DARK uHAHoR TO BEOURK OHEAP EURHl.
~ nitars Of ny osn mAnafAstass Tbs undsES
dEusd, dssOus Of sostns busina.l. offers bis sntrs
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Boarding.

DERBoNs DESIRING BOARD FOR THE
20 inner months can oot.ia = In private f.milI
or b. letter % 3. X. OIrTIHoI', BladssssarE. Nd.