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gen in Den AbeneTtuRoeH uoR 8 bs 8 Ibr bel SuIiuS
SpHrae, 9tr. 76, Sl0- oiebitt. (52-A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

A notion prevails to some extent In thls
District that our local politics have no con-
ncction with national politics. Such sup
position Ia an error, and II adopted to any
considerable extent will lead to fatal and per-
ulclous results. Our national and local poll
tics at this juncture are inscparably con-
ncctcd, aud they are so intimately Joined that
q defeat in any essential particular Of either
IL a defeat and a disaster to both. The Re-
publican party IL one and indissoluble all over
this country, and should my mlshap occur
ON Tuesday next to throw It In any essential
respects out OF power in this the capital OF
the nation, It would tend greatly to weaken
the strength Of the party in the Presidential
election in November.
We are told that Mr.. Hinc Is q Republican,
and that Mr. Boswell Ia q Republican. aud
that inasniuCh as 1t Is necessary TO Tebuke
and check the Board of Public Works, Re-
publicans who do not approve the conduct of
the board can vote for either one Of these
gentlemen and maintain his Republication
intact; that II Is not necessary to vote for
General Chapman to conserve the Republican
party, or to maintain our character as Re-
publicans. Such reponing Is absurd. Chip
mans defeat-an event not likely to occur
would be hailed everywhere as a Greeley aud
Democratic triumph. A vote for hine or
Boswell Is vote for Greeley and the worst
form of the sham Democracy. We say
therefore, to the Republicans OF this District,
20 solid for Chapman and your candidates for
the Legislature, and thus rcbuke all rene
gades, changelings, and pscudo-Rc Republicans,
who, to satisfy local feeling OF opposition
to the board, would jeopardIze Grants cleo
tiOA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05


The Washington correspondence of the New
vi. Tin. az ,cstcrdnv contains the fol-
-.
.I, Ea, Ioot.I IN, that tho managsr, Of Mr..
GreeIey's campaign in this city intend about
next MONDAY m1rans 70 Ss@TS t tV SOCp ag
the finances in the hope Of influencing the cleo.
lions In PsnnsyiVGnnla, O9'G aGa ih nSn 90
treasury olhclals have been pressed into tho
service to mHnnlSIGTS some pssh haioTs ibs
elections take place. MIR. Je6rIes, who was
Register OF tho hn ,o TnuT H. soI ms@ncr.iIc
pamphlet on the finances, that Is now being cir
os,Sd as h,So pr ~ oS,be"mIny pSbisstion
Il Is said that he is assisted by Wood, for.
mSrly chief Of ne de1eGbiv0 TSIP s6 nn I'll ~.
Intention is to charge an ovSrssuo OF bonds
amounting 70 500 20 900 Or tloSoCIVV 70 assert
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

TIE ADVANCE or the RATE OF DISCOUNT
by the Bank OF England, reported In our dis
patches yesterday, is accounted for as fol-
lows; During the week the bullion In the bank
has been decreased by over half a million
pOuAds sterling, and the raising of the dis
count rates Is regarded Us an anticipation
and preparation against further export OF
specie from England, particularly 10 the d.
rectlon Of the United States. 1t seems that
our imports have not kept pace with the
transfer Of foreign capital to our shores, both
in the banking business directly aud through
the negotiation Of American railway loans.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

ALEcK MCCLURE, as chairman of the Lib
eral committee of Pennsylvania, has written
an address, in which he says: Forward
friends OF honest government and reform.
Does Mcclure really think that people any
where can read this without smile ? For
years Aleck Mcclure has been the most cor
rupt, unprinclpled man in public life In Penn
sylyania. He Is the direct author of more
legislative and political corruption than any
other man In the Keystone State. lie would
not be honest II he could, and he could not II
be would.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

THEHEAvT REGIsTRATIoN. in.Philadelphia-
upwards Of l63, coos giving considerable un-
easlness to the Liberals, who read In II their
approaching doom. Their first impulse, OF
course, Is To shout fraud and corruption, "
which they do most Justify. There is nothing
In It, The large registration means that we
shall have n full Republican vote; the Repub-
llcans OF Philadelphia mean To administer a
scathlng rebuke to the Infamous coalition
that would hand the State over to Demo
cratic mlsrulo and destroy the Republican
paTty
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

GEORGIA Is the only State that has afforded
a crumb of consolation to Mr.. Greeley since
the inception of Liberalism. The RePubli'
cans made no contest there whatever, for the
reason that the fight was entirely local, and
possessed no national Significance whatever.
We Offset Georgia by Connecticut, Oregon,
North Carolina, Maine and Vermont.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

The DEMOCRATS are INDUCING In very
loud boasts Just now about what they will
do in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. They
are pro-eminenuy a party of great eNpecsa-
lions" Those who remember their Propho-
sizes 10 regard TO North Carolina, Maine,
Vermont, &c, will not be very apt to place
TOO Impncita faith In their sanguino election
assertions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

Would not an explanation from Mr.. Fen
ton GU the following points be In order Just
about this timer The charges have been In
circulation for some weeks; Thousands and
thousands of people are asking II they are
true. Mr.. Fentons organ and professor Of
journalism are silent upon them. By all
means let us hear what they have to say
alt happened that 10 1888, Reuben L. FentOn
was intrusted with various sums OF money TO
take 10 Albany, 10 be delivered To persons do
Ing business there AMI ut Troy. On bis arrival
he reported that the money had boon stolen
from his trunk The story at hrst Imposed upon
the parties Interested, hut member OF the nTm
Of Erastus Corning y Co. had bis doubts excited
and, as result, FentOn's trunk and room were
searched, and the money was found concealed 10
the mattress VI his bed. lie was at once arrested
aud then confessed his crime, but, through the
influence Of friends, he was allowed TO escape
without other punishment than couple VI days
In Jail. $1,000, .,
Mr. Fentun's early eXplUits. That II Is olTTect
Is ubundantly shown by the documents Nblch we
publish We give hTst the ath1avlt OF James
hOTner who was at that time u member Of the
hrn Of Erastus corning 90, aud has eOnlln.
ued such down to recent period when no re-
moved to this city. tSs character as witness
cannot be impehched. He depOses that fentOn
declared he had been robbed Of the money In.
trusted to him that II was aNeTWafd lound
hidden In Fentun's bed, and that upon the hnd-
ing Of said money said FentOn confessed MS
crime and pleaded earnestly with depOnent TO
he forgiven, aud that deponent would not prose-
cute hlm.'
KOERSER Of Illinois, tells his auditors thai
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
"TuASE Con have conscience enough to
know what Is right, and | will do it.'-Ar' cur.

THANK Con | have conscience enough to
know what Is right, and | will do it''-hr' cur
TINS speech,
1t Is astonishing what u number Of gentle
men have found q conscience during the last
six or eight months. Mr. Curtin Is by no
means the only one, and no extraordinary
credit Ia to be bestowed ON him on that ac-
count. Aleck Mcclure for Instance, whom
no Que suspected OF having a conscience,
has found one IN the present grave crisis Of
our country's peril So has Schurz, although
lis prIckings are not sufficiently sharp to in-
duce him to pay that Thousand dollars he
owes the Government. Then, there Is Kill
patrick, Fitzpatrick has been able TO hud a
model conscience, aud DoOlittle Of COnnatty
cotton fame, another, Even FentOn has
provided himself with one though where he
got Il Is something no fellow can Gnd out,
Conscience Is a drug In the Liberal market.
Gratz Brown has double-dsullcd one, which
does not, however, prevent him from indulg-
ing In soft-shel crabs now aud then. We
anppose II Is all right, but We respectfully
sugRest that when some OF the notorious
constituencies men In the country begin IA
talk about that article It Is time for homes
men 10 put their hands In their pockets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

The Herald in It's leading editorial article
yesterday says! The present campaign is
the most curious on record We think we
have either seen or heard that remark before.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

THE LIBERALS are deriving good deal Of
comfort from Georgia win they tell Us what
they think Of Delaware?
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

FOR SALE
BY DYER & DAVIDSON,

A SUBSTANTIAL AND WELL BUILT THREE.
STORY PREssED BRICK FRONT HOUSE,, con.
tanning sItson fine large rOomsI has linen rooms,
bath rooms water. eossta, hot aud cold water But.
leT'a pantry, stationary washstAnda, Ohlaon range
furnace In OellAr entire house IL heated By bot Gri
story brick stable 90 rear Of lot House Il aiisO
entirp lot tanl0b 10 paved AeI location desirable
Improvements In street finished.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

To begin at home, we shall elect General
Chapman by a handsome majority.
Pennsylvania we shall carry for llartranit
and the entire State ticket.
Ohio il no longer In doubt. Put It down
for from ten to fifteen thousand majority.
Indiana Ia all right. The contest Is close,
but victory is assured.
The October skies are bright as they can
he for our cause. The November battle Is as
good as won. U. S. Grant Is to be our Pres
ldent for four years TO come.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

THE FIRST DUTY Of every Pennsylvania
IN Washington Is to 90 home and vote
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
Election Notices.
OFFIOIAL

1aiumbIs h.p.by ~ iotiss a vsns,.I sst,o
Iths AZ d.5oi ostobs2 Is7S BEL seem ~ onIsef
; o'clock q m and o'oiooE D. N. 81 aid DAY. iof
he election II twSnty.tvo msmbers o. The Hose Of
M Ss 4. Sras,sa bS az w ~ tbs
. SISds ,Ss btIst ~ z UoismSs n,o ssS,ae a..
lriois" approved August n ISL, and - hereinafter
rear from me twsntI stb d.y 81 hpTii isIa and Del
n a. 10 Inc Uopss n ~ tbS Iptsd
ststes' 10 SsT1S ioS ne sp N Two ys.gs 'n'
And that sErSeabIg 10 the act entitled "An act
Iss b.To n Gs sod STcTns ELECTIONS 10
islnipE he rssults thereof and or notfnE persons
proved August u, ISL have dssisnSisd the fSlIog
Ing places IN said delegate district a. the psess Tor
s.id hour, for the slsetion o. msmbeTi % The Mouse
o. pIsSgssi tRd 49,, ne asase q Repre-
FIRST DlsrA1OT
iIiSS ssst Of Ineojp Avenue ard B1nSsr mn mad
a FoTt Bunker Hin.
The registered voters Of the Frst District vpaldlpg
In that part Of said district bipg between noooiS
Vii vote u BIldsosbuTs tolissiS NV '''''
Tbsr.s.sr.d Soisss Of ~ inst District reading
In that part Of said district lying east Of the Anaoos
b, K, y. a. and ii viii vote at Robert MsTtins hotSi
Unioniown.
Tn. rsu,.,srod voters oi tbs Fr.t pl,,rIs, r.,sDr
y that part % aid dl;.ls yl9s est q ~ fbsOg;
" Y. 2: Z, y IA " y, " w. f'hWhl vote
Tpolus.. ali thst nS,t n NJ soaniS az yy..hIng,o
HnS west OF n0 4Rs sT' PRS spS sunksr HUI 0sd
The Tssstsrss y9tsT. q ne Second District Is.d
nI.sR ssa,i nsm ~. bsSp VIZ tss ana,
EFG, III j viii vote al the lower seventh stfcst
toll gate srconp puvcr,cr
M 81 g0s s q d. ne S'IS 2Sr p DIS: q sss
SrssE y6Sss nsms' :, bsgP ~ Jhs letter. x + n,
,S s.S1s.nts S;rs,.t ri. ~ vi" ''' INV
TIISP F Il. s.o;0, D,,,,
Greek viii vote at HArr''' osrpsntor shop TsnnAlJ
-. i, -, THIRD {, p, PPIsTRIgg G..,...,.,
TinsT PRECINCT.
The teEistered yots,s q the Third Di,trist Eho,s
Id Til TOtS At No, 80 MSTsSt street, Ia GOOrEo'
town. D. U. ..oo.rr ,...,,,,,-.
ssSosD Fh Ss MT, n,,,,,, .0,.
PS%S STslS vl,h Ne ls't tel l. N. X y, h9hRs
street.. d'OfE'tITS. ,I,IR 3 q n,sTpIor
Include. all that Psr q thS III q lying
east Of hlah street 1ipsr pn.aror
The Tssl,srsa voters q u: f2uEth Pi,irq. Tho,s
Il vii tofs At No. 81 Congress sttSSt il tSoiSs
town. DC ,ycon y,,cuor
The registered SoSSTs q ne Fourth District whose
name, bsgin With ihs 0steT l. X, l. NJ y, o.
So6 q q stSSst vs. - - I" -ui 'O'' " NO. -"
Al, ,h,, ", ~ ~ M ~ " ..A,Do
west Of TNonv'hrs, street vest
tn. ,..i.t.,.d Intsrs ~ IN E,t;h nI.tri,t ,bo..
n.ms, bssin Sitb ne later. A. i. ~ b Y, W. Z;
Will vote a. the corner OF second and l''''o''
The rssl,lsrsd vS,sr' :. The fifh ,D.,,,iot whose
northwest
Tbs r.,,.r.d rs1sTs " e. itb p.trOt who's.
names begin Win the Letters y, y, -, Y, - W VI
Wv N.Y. y, WI vote 81 mo corner OF T"snv'eoond
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
,Sr noAWEPa M 6gg5bIIgfj M3RRKs. Dis

WARuIEOroR, beplsmbST II, lisa
Whereas the board Of Pubic Works having dsbmsd
conducive 70 the public interest To open aud sIsnd
the BlAEdsn Mill n0Ad along thu north lins Of blAE,
dsn's land 10 the Wost side OF Pipey Branch road
through Jhs land OF Pierce shoemaker, efq, And
whereas TN undersigned have caused the same 10 be
survey cd aud plat thereof prepared aud died In
once!
Notice Is hereby given Of the open Ing and extension
Of said road And all persons having objections
thereto are requested aud notified 70 present them
In writing to tho undeTsigued on OOrOBkR 4 At
nnnn At mo office OF the Vice President Of the Board
ofPubio Works Of the District Of Columbia Room No
~ MoTTison'a building, Four And.A-hAlf street,
Washington, ID. o., where any objections which may
10 made Will DO hea d and considered,
n, ID. OOOKR,
ALhN, X. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. hAGRUDER,
A. Is. MULLETT,
y, r. BLOWN,
SspIa2 Aw3W Board q Public Works.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

sErDowN ONO for fifteen thousand ma
jOrity on Tuesday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
DYER 4 DAVIDSON,

Northeast corner seventh ". Aad Louisiana ave, +,
HI. Entrance 3O5 seventh street northwest.
" lahOrBs power upright boiler and engine, In
80 HOBERf PoKi NKR'B BREWERY,
ocI.lWs Alexandria, Va
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

tLEnWH OIFTCE,
HousE or REPRTsENrArlvFs u. T.,
WAsHIsaTOS, u. o., Dot. ., Isil
Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
u ooh Oh n. 90 the 10th Of October ingt for furnish
lna fuel for the House OF Representatives, a. follows,
Right hundred tons best uhIts ash No I or broL an
coal 70 be Thoroughly sorooned and free from dirt W
ooras dry oak wohd sased Ia two pioos' ~ cords dry
hietory wood ss,u In Arso Bieoes luO cords best
The S6sis to be delivered into the vaults Of the
within two weeks after the signing OF the contract
ices Of Inspection TO be paid by tho Contractor
required y Law and the right Is retetysd 70 test the
accuracy OF weights and Measurements without Addi.
uonAl coat Of the OontTHotgr.
NO bids will be considered from parties personally
unknown, uhleaa aooompanied by written guarantee
Olsk such that In the event OF the acceptance OF
the bid the necessary contract vii be catered into By
the bidder on bsl5R notified and security will be re-
quiTed for the faithful performance OF the o0niT Ct
EDWARD MCPIlFRSON
ooSeotd CLERK House Of Representatives, U. S.
SrovRs FOR UNTTED STATES ARMY.
Wan DEPARTMENT
QuARTEnNAaTER GESERALs OFFICE,
WAsHN0rOr, u. u, Sept. -, ls52 }
Manufacturers requested to send 70 this office
pTutSd descriptive outs and prios sts Of stoves
as theJ make and can recon nsd for use u the army
Zoe looms in qnartsra Of oHiosrs arc generally Of
moderate Size, not over ID Or t8 feet square.
SiEs TO onok Tor eiEhty OOD men
Wrought lron - less liable TO breakAEe Il ptofsra.
BILE 70 eastiron Tor these large oookiuE st1vta.
oursy packed for transportation.
Pdoss Of spare pAIts are Also desired. From these
ila II IL attended to select those whlob, being suis.
graphical military der AHment, at each pUst to bo
Supplied, ,.,
oaArtSrmaster General, Brov. MAJ Gsu,, U. 5. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

THE RESULT OF the Georgia election had
depressing effect on Wall street business on
Thursday. The money editor Of the Herald
writes az follows the subject. Tine de-
pressing influences, outside the constant ham
mcrlng and opposition OF the bear clique,
were to-day the advance of the Bank of Eng
land rate OF discount and the result OF the
election in Georgia, the Rntl-Administration
majority in that State having excited fears
that the Grant ticket may be defeated through
ont the entire South while serving at the
same time to help the opposition chances 10
Pennsylvania, and still more remotely in the
November election throughout the whole
country" AT least Wall street felt
In bad humor over Georgia, and conjured
up pictures OF new financial policy which
might be hostile to the steady, easy-golng
way OF the present regime" 1t Is very evil
dent that Greeley victory In November
means financial crisis that will extend over
the entire country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
no n II I'm T

two stoTy and attic, with back building. Apply TO
VIM A. POOR = 90.
No. 5 Federal Block,
Who have for sale one COUNTRY sRAT in Howard
county, Nd, near Washington Junction, House
I49nI Fruit, IS', unsHooptionSbIs. Also several
FARMS In MirIlAnd And ylrEipll, and improved and
16i@pEoyed LOTS in the city Full PAr'ioGlsTs Eiyon
IOR REHT-wILL BE FOR RRNT ON OOTo.
ioOF"irOntiBE SortS~.t SS5 K :tfsst \. ". ssiS
NOR RALE on EXOHANHR-A FIRST OLARS
y IRAMk h9 S On MERIDIAN HUI o91,slninF
veil tsnosd and set With shrubbsy and fruit trees,
Stable and carriage house. Wll sIooAnES foI i'm.
Ro9 more tRaa ssS miles from tbs StS. %ppS %
JOHN COLLINS, corner Of fusntieih and q streets
northwest, OF on the premises after O'Clock, p. IN.
EoR RBHT-THR UPPER 20 RTIoN OF HoUsR
II 1911 PennglvaulA Avenue, over o. Gautiei's
Wine Store. uormerI used AZ RestAuTant,) con.
hot and cold Watsri suitable for hrstelAas re- tau.
rant. club or boarding house
o. GAUTIHR.
sspia 1917 Pennsylvania avenue
IIoR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR oITY PROP.
y ERrY-Yalu,ble FEm Of 800 cores on the
to suit purchaser Timber and .oll 9heIssllSd;
ApplJ 70 w, A. DAN0ERtlRLD,
EoR sALE-THE LOT goUTHRAsT CORNER
Of Thirtssnt and ,AhAli street and PSnPyyanl.
SSaS.s q sSd st.s ''0' i.s
DARE oHANoE TO SECURE oHEAP FUR.
~ 5ItsTs o. NJ gsH ntaai,ae,arS Ihs under:
stock Tor sale At reduced prices, -
mytu SIS Eighth st., bot Market Space and d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
AT A BARGAIN.

A Two1roRY AND BAsRMRNT DOUBLE
HOUSE, faces south. contains sixteen large, fine
tooms, bssdsa CLOSETS, linen roons, storsrOo, 40.
has two bath rooms three Natsr-olosets range fur.
mace, lAtrobss, 40, House heated hy hot Aifi has
large, elegant lot fronting feet Inches By lbO feet
Il desirable property, and 4 "a sTsd At bargain.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

desire 10 sell the PATENT RIGHT FOR AN I'M.
Proved BELLpWS, which u adapted to the use
pi PAlutsrs In sanding, being lighter aud more duTA
saving at least half the time and oHponss, and 10
the most perfect Instrument for treatment OF the
Grape disease by means OF tue sulphur Cure.
Parties desiring 70 purchase State the universal
JOHN W. HENDLRY,
i027.u Washington, II. U,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
A DESIRABLE AND WELL
BUILT HOUSE,

THRKE.sToRY AND BABEhRNT. FRENOH
ROOF, front, VsrAndAh In front, piazza
In rear; contains twelve rooms has all the moisrn
improvements suoh ~ range LAtrobe stovea Butlsrs
Ao. ParloF hoof nicely finished In walnut south front
In evoTy rsapsotA hrat-olAsa house.
In addition 10 the above We have other desirable
properties for sale Persons desiring residences
propertT Tor Ia vostp.out viii plsass cail on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

Il
Victory comes to us from point where II
,,. lane, o,y,,oc,cd The Democracy of Della
""S '''''
ware sustained most disastrous deleW W
a., t,to ,I,,cti,, an ftII and comnIrte that
'''' '''' WV -,
the state Is almost certain TO give us ELECTORAL
yntc aVninst Mr.. GrceIcy Ia November. The
WV "N' -
unexpected result IN state so hoPelcssly
.,,ivpn over IN Democratic rulp only a few
,-,,,,,-., IL, -,
mouths ago Il Oh'y Nu auu'uVhH cNlucuSc VI
the decentralization that has come upon the
-.t...,t-.-. II a., -. ..ii,s. ~
party by inc nomination ol tuo executor VI
the Tribune as the candidate Of the Demo-
1T. -, m, \yiI,,ir,,tnp ro,,,,,,y,cj,,J
VrauC party i"' w" ''''''''' ''''
In commenting upon the subject, says:
uEulI returps of the elections. from all parts
of the STATE were received al the Com nfJ ciai
me- nv 4 o'rInck. Yesterday. Including the
cn,nnisIS rcsnlt from avery Hundred in Sussex
cgnhtT The Hgures were even more encournE.
In, 10 Tho RemnhIIcans than was nj frat sui.
posed and 1t lie uOwccrtain that the result In tho
o S1asS I now soptro,IpE Delaware. The
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
AL WHOM IT NAY UON0kKN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
- TanEemanta have beeu nAda iuoan early and
prompt delivery Of tho DAILY NATIONAL REPUB.
LIOAN throughout the eiJ. Persons desiring 10 sub
scribe will please says their and address At the
DipinE saloon OF j. H. SIMPSON, No llI King atTest,
and they will be promptly served ~ the rata OF l2b
cents per week HENRY hlmfhON' Agent
gH-SlngIa copies eau be obtained every morning At
he News DepOts Of j, 2, OK Ill King street, And
GEORGE r. FRENUh, no King street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
Personal.

NOTIpE-ThAT = b. JUsTn. 0S D sFRKET.
IN between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest
els mAds second hand Clothing a les than
Al hs Sost o. rad made new onea N. Bi-5soond-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

n-sOUTH WAsHINGTON.-P
residing In south WAshluEtOn can have the
REPUBLICAN LEFT Al their residence promptly ever
moFul IA by leaving their names an address At the
OlEhT BtoFs OF X j. Burt No. nON Seventh street,
bstWe "a VIEinlA AVonuo and u street southeast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
n5y.NDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

NJ. \. YARWOOD,
TUG wURKIRGMAN'S FRlBND,
For the House Of Delegate. Fourth District.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
Boarding.

ID hOOhk, In q good locality, oOnyenleut 70 the
Executive Departments. Apply 81 DIG Twelfth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05

KOERSEH, Of Illinois, tells his auditors that
they may vote for Grant, but begs them TO vote
Tor Kosrner. He virtually gives up the State,
himself