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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-10
]. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,

Co. Office over irwins Drug Store.
IIIp cURwENsvILLE, PA.
All dental operations, either in the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed Special attention paid
to the treatment Of diseases Of the natural teeth.
gums and mouth. Irrcgularity of the teeth sue.
ccssfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Ether, and artificial teeth inserted
Of the best material and warranted to render sat.
issaction. april2G'7l:ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-04-10
Attention, Lumbcrmen!

M + are now manufacturing our IMPROVED
w STEEL SOCKET DRIVING CANT
HOOKS, superior to any other in use. We have
also in stock large quantity Of canthooks suitS-
bic for rafting purposes, which We arc selling
cheap for cash. AMOS L r. KENNARD.
ClearfclJ, Pa, March IS, 1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

Ex-senator Henderson, who has received
the gubernatoriAl nomination on the Repub-
lican ticket In Missouri, opened the cam
paign in that State, at St. Charles, on last
Saturday evening. Mr.. Henderson made IN
exceedingly effective speech. In regard to
General Grants management Of the finances
he said;
'pCfentlemen, during the time Gen. Grant has
been President your taxes have been reduced
and s0SSy Su D sES TS.s
"well for you'll You arc paying OF the public
debt Of this nation, which our rebel friends
forced on IT. In few years Il viii DO e reduced
felt again In the blessings II bestows In the way
Of protection Of property, security Of lie, and
the dignity Of American ciuEeQkhlp, AP'
aid to our Southern friends; we can't draw a
line Of separation; II we did II Will not be i've
years before We shall fall Into constant and
chronic war, like that Of the old Greek states
This was and Is a national Government, made
/ for the people and BY the people.
"wodeSlrod 70 maintain Il anSln maintain
/ ing II We contracted the debt which 1t now be
hOoIeS US 20 pay; and in paying IT, and main
| tanning our character and credit, General GTani
has made his Standardization great success
.I TS sS;, siaoS 6s ywsS nj n Ss hG psS lo
100000 year on the principal, paid the interest
the current expenses, and gradually reduced
"The ave per cont. bonds Of tho Government
to-day are at par. tAPPlAuse.l And We hop;
soon TO soc the entire SIX per cent; debt funded
into four or I'VE per cent bonds. The AdmlniI
trAtiOn has already funded 800 900 900 Of ~ 81
per cents into Ves, showing that the thing can b,
done. Your annual interest has boon reduced
| ", 100000 In three and q half yeaTs-a sun
which, created INTO sinking nnd, 10 thirty
Government
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

WHERE ARE ALL THE MEN who were so
ready TO bet their money on Mr.. Greeley
few months ago2 Ben. Wood In the begin
ming Of the campaign triumpbautly threw
down his chAllengein the sum Of ton thou
sand dollars that Horace would be our next
President. John MOrriSsey rushed into the
field with ave thousand dollars, the result Of
his honest sAVlngs at Saratoga, and offered
to stake 1t upon the success OF the Sage"
Ben. Wood has, however, paid his thousand
dollar forfeit John Morrissey has Withdrawn
his offer, and all the lesser reformers have
become equally cautious. In all former cleo
lions the men Of the Morrissey stripe have
been always ready to bet on the Trtbuhs'i
prophecies. What Is the reason that they re.
fuse To DO guided by 1t now when 1t ought Ia
lie better Informed than in any election ever
held ?
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

THE Hon. BENJAMIN +. WADE made his
first speech of the campaign at Salem, Ohio,
few nights ago. After disposing Of the
current ISLANDERS upon the Administration he
gave his views by special request upon the
San Domingo question, and showed that Mr..
Sumner was strangely ignorant and miSin-
formed on the subject. lie took strong
ground against the election Of Mr.. Greeley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

WoN'T FACE THE MUsc.-Silas WOOdson,
Democratic candidate for Governor Of Mis-
souri,, has been challenged by Mr.. Hepder-
son, the Republican nominee, to joint dis
cussion Of the issues Of the campaign, and
declines to accept on the ground that he IL
suffering from violent cold. People will
have their own opinions about that excuse.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

PENNSYLVANIA has become the battle
ground Of the Presidential campaign. Our
opponents arc making the most desperate
efforts to carry 1t, feeling as they do that II
she records her verdict against them In Octo'
Der It will be useless to think Of carrying II
in November. The more emphatic the con-
domination next month the greater will be
the decentralization of the opposition. The
duty Of Pennsylvania Republicans every
where is 10 20 home and vote.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

The DEMOCRATIC ORGANS severely ccusure
Mr.. Boutwell, for having put down the gang
Of SPECTATORS in New York few days ago
aud thereby saving hundreds Of houses from
destruction. The merchants of New York
take an entirely different view OF the matter,
we notice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

NEARLY all Of our contemporaries arr com
mcntiDg with great severity upon Mr.. Gree
ley's attack on the veterans of the war who
lately met at Pittsburg, All Of Mr. Groeley's
friends feel that he made great blunder,
aud that he hurt himself severely In every
State In the Union.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

WHERE Is GRAFT BRowSi and why does
he not 90 on the stump with his friend
Horace. 1t Ia really too bad TO sec the poor
old gentleman worrying along by hlmSelf,
jostled In crowds, holding on to the rear plat
form Of lightning express trains aud harang'
uing old.line Democrats all along the line from
New York TO Kentucky. It Is really toe
much for one man, and then 1t Is becoming
tlresOme to the people and. to the newspaper
readers. There should be little more va
riety. Then again only half the ticket, thu
cold water half, is represented. No wonder
that the unterr!hed begin TO be dissatisfied
Trot out the WhIsky-Straight and tho soft
shell crab portion Of the coalition. Graft Il
the front
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

IRIS REPORTED, gu good authority from
New York, that nearly one half of the Lib
eral committee are secretly opposed to the
election Of Horace Greeley, aud desire to
beat him. 1t is also said that Charles A.
Dana is doing all he can to defeat him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
Lost and Found

RsTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER YEs,
~ tsfdsy oysninEA hys year Old Is ~ MARE, rather
Had on rope head stall suitA 10 rsHsTd will be
ElVan for hBT tatuTp 10 n. r. BOWER,
ssas' All B street southeast, Capitol Hin
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

WE SUPPOSE that 1t was the equinoctlal
storm that blew the dust In our faces yester-
day and made the city so generally uncom-
Portable. Or was 1t the effect OF Greeley's
speeches In the West
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

Mr.. GEO. WIN. CURTIss.has withdrawn his
name from the Presidential electoral ticket
OF New York on the ground that his position
as chairman Of the advisory civil service
board might render him constltutionauy In
nligihle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

the CINCINNATI CONVENTION remRnded
the question of protection or free trade to
the Congress districts, Mr.. Greeley has been
In four or 1--WE States where, within the next
two Months, elections for Congressman will
be- held. The people have been called upon
TO cay whether they will have the one or the
other Mr.. Greeley Is All admirer of Henry
Clay, who was prominently the pro-
tectlonlst leader. Mr.. Greeley told the peo-
ple of Kentucky, few nights ago, that he
loved Henry Clay, aud that he reveres his
memory US one OF the greatest Of our dead
statesmen. The distinguished candidate Of
the Democracy has always professed TO be-
lleye 10 the protective theory as for the best
Interests Of the country. He has brought ii
into every campaign for the last twenty years
Now Is il not strange that 10 all Mr..
Greeley's speeches since he left New York he
has not said one word about protectlon-the
hobby Of his entire llio ? Not word In NV
Jersey, not word ID Pennsylvania, not
word in Ohio. lie Is as silent as an oyster
on the subject lie has talked about every
plank In tho Cincinnati platform except the
very plank that causod more trouble than all
tho others qnd alHos. disrupted tA9 eonVeu-
ton,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

J. MITFLIS TURNER, United States consul
at Monrovia, was refused admission at the
Arlington hotel yesterday because he Is a col
ored man. The pretended excuse was that
The house was FULL" This Is too thin. The
Arlington is not full, and has not been full for
six mouths. This hotel was patrOnized some
time ago by the Government and paid q
large bill for the entertainment of the ia
panese. If It's proprietors will Insist upon
intolerance of this character in plain viola
ton Of the law, We insist that In future, when
the Government has fayors to bestow, 1t will
patrouIze an establishment where It's servants
and agents are not lnSulted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
FOR PREsInENT'
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
uVrHNTa

FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLIHoIp.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT;
HENRY WILSON.
OF NAssAcHUsErrs.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-
NORTON p. CHIPMAh.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
lst DIstriet-S. q. Brown.
% DIstriot-O. S. b. Wall
% DistrIct-w. X. Collins.
Ith Dlstrict-John Z. Cox.
5th DIstriot-Charles l.. Hulso.
9th District-JOhn =. Murray.
7th DIstrlet-George W. Dyer.
sth Dlstrict-ThomAs W. Chase,
9TH DlstrIct-Samuel S. SmOot.
10th Dlstrict-MattheW Trimble.
18th Dlstrict-ChaTles ]. Brewer.
l2th DlItriet-M. Duty.
18th DistrIct-Arthur Shepherd.
llth District-J. d. o'Connell.
18th Dtstriot-D. Z. Cahlll.
10th DIstrist-J. W, Mcknight
18th DIstrict-willlAm TalliAferro.
18th DIstrict-w. r, Hunt.
10Th DIstrict-M. L. Urell.
10Th DlStrict-J. q. Carroll.
2lst Dlstrlct-S. W. Herbert.
2Si DIstrict-w. L. Vermilllon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
Reporters.
WILLIAM H. WNkthILEYs
DYEISG AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
Omosi 40 jefferson a., GsSrEstOwa, u. q.
Establishsd 1851.

Premium awarded By the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute ISL ard Z h9S eeS o shS Sidstt largest
Bel PiASs y " District for Cleaning Or DIslnE
ESSiJtRisf - ItliEinE 70 The business we'll and
= &C.. asi q luAis.. St0spt SATURDAY, when
Pdst omeO BoE 79ii ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

iwHITELAw REID Is anxious 10 get some
Information from Governor Cooke. Perhaps
Mr.. Reid would like to know all that Mr..
Cooke knows about him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
ny 2, u; WARNKIi, HcHI E.Iate Bres or
between q and n stTess
rEgfJESf ssdT l 81 HEAgE

yItas % deed q trust 10 me, dated June 20,
snd aaly reo?rded y lbsT No 6l9 folio ~. one
eI dirIpeiS1 q tho beldor Of The sote thsFsby
on Ss ib u oS1sSo I Ss sas Ssss
p m, lots 9 ", 81, n III, Va a. ~ %, o. q, 81 H.
snbdiVaion OF part q hlaasant Pains bnd Lena .
outlst nov called Noun PleaAAnL being In WAsh.
lheton oogn D. o. fhess lots win be sold apElJ, n
desired fhEies Ni.hing % guroheso eau 500 the plat
and obtain n the .netionesr These lots
ieoe and contain In the AlGteGAts about N65 feet,
aPi Sc smosSt II ~. AZ ~ 5d pc oo"unnsd
Termai OnoiouTth oaAhi and the bGAsnoo In &, 70,
10, ard months, With " per osuL intaEssi ssoa ed
By deed Of trust On the properly. oTS down when
each lot Y old; The ltrmt a,s not complied viii
10 ugven dnya after the sale, the Trustee ths
rsht 70 recall the properly Al the ak ABd Of thu
dofsnltinE purchaser, The tile u perfect ktAmpi
and oonvoyanclnE 1T the purchasers coat
DANIEL Il EATON, Trustee,
BRAlNARD II. WARMER,
aelH-ooAda AuollnneeT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
ny LATIBIRR a. .CLEARY,
ID AuotionOeru and Real Estate BrokeFH
Southwest corner Pens, Gvonus and klovehs6 stres
ny II. II. wARNER,. Real RstaIe BrokeE
ID and AuotiOnSSr. T,lg sssTSnth street. between @

TEVsEEES SAFE EKsS n bwTEs ASP
NORTHWEsr, BETwERN N AND BTRKETs
AT AUCTION
1871 and duly recorded In Ilbsr No $685. folio iaO oue
Of tho land reoordAo Washington, d. o., will sell
est bldd0r, on FRIDAY September ~ ,i57l, At $3.50
O'Clock, .. nj Lot IS and lourfOot AsF yinH a. The
four the northern and western part ~ sid ut 10
LOomls subdivision Of ORIGINAL lols L 3 D., 81 and
a. In square 90 lying In washinEton, D. o., together
With the improvements thareon-
Terms viii be made known on the dag o. sale.
altar tAo, the property vii be roaod n the tAt and
stSmps and con 1sy.s siHE Al sost Of purchaser.
G 81 j. 5AFS ~ srroKNEY.S Trustees.
sspltSoAdS B, H. WARMER, Auotiooesr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

TRUbTEE'H or NALuAbLt PROphRri
Hill On FIRST sTREkF k0RTRK1sf; -,
BY virtue Of doad Of trust, dated JAnuAy 4 ISL,
recorded 10 Lbsr as folio 20 and b dlTeotldn q The
holder Of the note secured thereby, Will sell ~ pub
10 Anoiinp, 90 the premises, on MONDAY, Oeto.
bsI 2. ls9 q o'clock p NJ AZ thAt Plsee q parcel
q EJound bling aud being In the oiiy OF wAshlaEton
p. O., belnE parts % Lots one % and ssventsen,
(l1 IN square G5, bsgiupinE for TAD pATtA Of said
otA at point In aid lot one. III on fiTlh ltroot
east, seve6 nlns (ipl feet north IRON the - beast
corner Of Alid lot number ono snd running ments
HtIth y and vlh the tHs q ~ ET,t stree. y isst
l2foot Alley laid out % BE- forever kept open, IN the
TecgIdtd subdiValon q lot number two, and said
lot H. In said square, thence west through the oontra
Of MD alley q fS9L thence .euth y feet on Ahae
east n feet BY and with line parallel with the lius Of
North street 10 the beginning -
twelve months, With inteTts At the rate Of ton per
cent Annum, secured BY notes and deed OF trust
GU tho properly; etO0 down whom the propsTy i
struck oh, htAmpa and oonyoyAneinE At puTohAAaT'l
cost. N the terms Of sale are not complied with
Withn five dhJs from the dAJ Of sale, the Trustee
soTyos the right % reael ths property At the Thk ana
~ Wv OHARLRb EWING, Trustee.
eelB eodLH 0RHEN MILL1Ahb, AuotA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

- HFAAA3f
Beautiful City Residences,
SUBSTANTIALLY AND FINELY
CONSTRUCTED.
A wRLl.-BUILT HOUsE,
20 P V9 ,"s , S9S t1 s5ss iSii
u sysI modssa ierSysmsa, are snd ao y'ni m
$4,000. Terms $4,000 ossh, and Il. balance
Ss sc sa 81 ss SS ."d
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
..t S0Sssd II q: N %SSss
proved streets 10 Mashinstou TIL, Is sboui tvspg;
ys Zee. tUSs vs ~ 9 IssTS .Is 70 Va.
ioT owners us, bu. lithealth Of membyr q b,
ss1S. s @ rIa:I r.r .' sA: s' o s S'ii
A UHRAp, SUBSTANTIAL HBsJDkNCK'
ltuatsd on north ads q street, psAs seoLs'1y
haSss ; good ous, WITH about tw.ivIi toom', gl,h
splssd,d b.ih.tYo% md vs.st.ol9s.A hnsy rsi,hsd
H. tSros sssriss md ssssSsSt, and vii % old
ior he VsSJ Low prios Of ~ $40 Missy ,crms.
A DWELLING
on the north side Of N street three stories hlah, With
and cellar underneath The main buildnG. fgo ~ u
bouss hss TIE modsfS irspSSvsmsTt, L rev a.
pretty and vii be sold for QUO, % esq Terms
anu u the Uuehneat uouaa anu iuN W ~ NtFNNN
A hIAGNIBICENT RBS1DENCB,
fou stories hlGh, With all the modern Improvements
THIS house IL especially arranged Tor enter ming,
add Il IN the most fashionable section Of Washington.
PdOS S33,OOO, Terms sooomnodstluE'
TO CAPITALISTS.
We have . rare chance for Investment, being i'm.
proved business property. Call ard examine u.
FINN HB-IDRNCE
Just flashed VIII be sold upon application TO the
owner, whose nans will be fnrnished By II IL one
Of the moe desirable teidspoea In the vity, md 10
privately offered Tor few dAyu QUIZ, When, N pot
s1a, the present owner Nill OooppT u himself Par.
ueu uho caslrs hns hons Viii do we'll - cali eafly,
u 10 hns house, ana will BE- sold uron easy tsTm
and ohsap.
A CHRAP AND BEAUTIFUL HOMR,
LOT boxial set With fruits and hsusr. The house is
BEAUTIFUL one three stories hian built Of WOOD neatly
ne whole 40 Of tbs house. blinds V ali the win
propsrty very desirable, and viii be sold Tor IS 200,
upou veFy sisy terms.
Esquire OF
MUYCk ~ ADDISON,
RAJ, E~TATB AGENTS and BHOH gH \,
once In board Of Trade Rooms, No. $40
MARKET space.
OJna door est Of psfry BuildlnE over DOdsJnN car
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

u WIsHiH0ToS, ID, d, ssBtSmbsT ", lsTa
On the petition Of DAMASE L. MovREUG,o Of OhoaEoi
linola praying ior the extension 81 aPA,ent granted
TO him On the 9TH dag Of January 1859, for an I'm.
PIoYemont 10 nGnuiaoturnE Q9tssis and b1auasi
ID IL ordered that the testimony In the eAhn be
closed on tho "a day Of December next that ne time
for hnE Arguments and The HIaminora report ba
limited % the 18th day Of DooomhoT neHt, and bat
aid petition DO heard On The lslh day Of DssembOr
ne1G
Az gf{S1 may PSSi M sEssF,I eSnmlloD,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
Educational.
LAW SCHOOL
or THE
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.

WEDNESDAY ETENfNd' 0o.sbsr ., a $50
Tss tsy 9olsss !; ,,,sSOy.S r n NV EatL, q
ialermsioa 10 rsSSid 10 be eeu-se MAJ be Oh.
.ained on application 10 the updeyslGnsd, between
ssl'.9w sssfetary Of ne Faculty.
VOCAL MUSIO.-MRs. MARY A. OURLRY
q Baltlruorc, will Glvs lessons In Vocal Music 10
pupu, In wAshlnEton on MoadAys and Thursdays.
Mr. o, can bo seen At Kills Music store on above
d.y.. h..w.su the hours Of 40 ard ian.
THTo E .II:. s.Is.Is EsIIEg w
ghh,,mss Tsrm oRss. MbDnhsDAY, SEPT. 4,
.sTstS o. TGF NV s !. Z Gf;SEioHr. D. D.
lEl,roT o,.,ss,otISf n; AxSsSsE,'St is,sSds3Sl,
BoHOOL F0R OYS, ~
-, Ioa5tsenth stigst between ard X. -.
SssiI ,D WSSp'sss, x. s,gss1S =, For Circulars
UHARiits n. YOUNG,
Hamilton House, cor. Fourteenth and X sia.
hometown SUMMARY,
NO. ~ MISS Ii IFS c ,SGB fTiBSip.L
Tue sIsruiss. Of this Institution viii b. resumed
On A0HDAl, BsptsmbsF TO- with null eoTPs Of
GONZAGA UOLLk'-K,
me Collegiate EIsrylso, Of this ipsttutlon will be
resumed, ~ It, neg location on | street between
hos,h Uspl.ol and fiTst sarOets west, on MONDAY,
the 20 Of september. rvp,,s
ot re v.ssesl poqtse pef quarter q II weeks sll
there vii 6s N sI,SS Sssfss q Ave dollar. CsS) pdS
SpSsS e. the sui q ' JSs sfd fSS
l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

WHEN Mn. GREELEY In the beginning of
his stumpIug tour addressed the mechanics
and artisans OF New Jersey, one Of the great
manufacturing centres OF the country, that
has grown rich aud prosperous solely be-
cause Of protection, and failed to say word
about this great question, discussing instead
the condition Of the roads and the dedication
Of Universallst churches forty years ago, we
pointed out the fact as o strange and curious
spectacle on his part The Missouri Demo
Graf comments In the same vein on bis Pltts-
burg address, as follows
"ImAgIne Henry Clay at PittsburE, casing
upon the leapiuE flames Of her hundred fur.
naoss, listening 10 the din Of her mills, ma
ohlne.shops and fOundrios; and then making q
speech 10 her people without . single reference
70 what ho regarded a. the great cause Of that
magnificent exhibition Of American Industry; or
at Cincinnati, In the full tide Of her industrial
exposition, addressing the assembled multi
tudes without an allusiOn 70 the esnspieuOus
irulta Of his own teachings, and turning aside 10
bAbble crude and Insane theories about the 70
demptiOn Of specie payments! And yet 10 this
complication has Nj. areoloy come at last
Turning norcoly up0n the friends who have
stood by him through lifetime Of political con-
fiiot fAWnlnE upon the men whom be has de-
Gplsed and denounced for a quarter OF q century.
DESERVING the principles he has advocated for :
Keneratl0n-thls 10 the spectacle now presented
BY Mr., Greeley In bis insane pursuit Of The Prosi'
denoy."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

ny y. N. WARMER. RsSl Es,et. n,oE'r
S"" Ao' be,r. en- 40 II.


OHANoERY sALE OF A VALUABLE ,HogsE
AND IIQL ON u slfsKkI sOpfH, BEfN, t lsn
AQRRB OF LAND THINE AND A HALF
hlLEa NORTH OF THE CITY AID A. HAL.
AND AaHQkL Pi8rAHVk IRON THE shH,
FIJI ak fSEkE 81 kS6Rs Az Fl1EaoIbb IloN OF
By virtue o. d, ice Of the supreme Oourl q the
District Of Columbia passed 10 the cause Of William
n Rllay pGalnst Mrs MAry WALKERS hsirs, No aJsOl
Equly Docket No II lhe trustee will ssll
PSsgS .ssS1 r az h,S; H. HIsdsr y isU1s q
liza At O'Clock p. M. lot 10 49, In the subdivision
"a eglare No. a. improved b. = emo thToe-story
BHtOk DWELLING, nearly new,
| on THURSDAY, the ID de- Of Octgtsr, lei9, -
% sScS ssf sos 81 Sn S y kS1
Greek Church Road. ihrss quarters Of q mile iron
Seventh street turnpike. AID Wilhn lev nom hts
HAlk Of The station the POipt Of Rocks hailroad
This land h well adapted for farming or gardenlngs
i ,es n most healthy and eIoet.nt 9slGhbo,bood,
been subdiyidsd Into lots Of from 70 Aerss saeh,
on each o. which are hne building tl,es. will be
sold in vhoe or partA ~ MAJ be most dssirai L.
plat Of the prppery can be seen By application 10 the
Terms d sale a. prescribed By The deofee, Ore
THIRD cash, and the readdo In and tpo ysaIs With
intsrrst from the day Of SALE secured ~ the pur.
ehAaeta PQtss and fen on The property cold A
deposit Of e1J on tue house and lot, ard teWon the
Shossiand o. ~ On eash lot VII by acquired uhss
reoording Al the purchaser cost
II the terms are not complied with In Eve days from
the date Of ale the trustee the riHh To 70
aall Al the risk and o. the defaullng purchaser
sspissodst D. III. WARNRR, AusI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
Boarding.
UNITED BrATFs PATENT OFFICE

EIsoutlVe DepaTtments. Apply Al 010 Tgelflh
street betMeen ard stIesls poIthses,, sePg2 u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
Future DRSa

HR!EsSs T fERoO H sF Rgssr!Fi &C. c1 II
| r. On FRIDAY, the 97th instant. At 10
k-1No'olook, q m, We shall SELL the premises
=, - Of yohn " Olatse, esQl adi1iulnE the farms
| q Emanuel Lacy and John Hoover, esdi, lying In
Prince Georges county, Nd, and on toe new cut
hladeushurE road. about four miles from the Wssh.
ipEtou city markets. on The GenWood oematsFy road,
the followlnR named articles
I've ~ Work Horsss che OoW and Calf.
Wagons, Carts ard MoNinE Machine.
huEEies, CARRIAGES, Hsrnsss, cider PTIsss.
i Farming Implements, HrnulnG orup of CoTu, a..
Terms Oasb. 0RkKN 4 WILLLANB, Auets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
By RaEEEs ss.H M j FF!9is "a

s WRRssE S. sra..::.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ON TERMS THAT
II must meet the Appreciation Of Any buyeT, nun
Der Of thots new aud AdmiFlbly deslsnsd Houag, on
street between North Oapito stTest and Int sueo
east For tsrma conditions and full particular 40
ply to rs. DOhOnu, stq residing On street, ad.
iOiains The corner o. fiTst steel .sss', o. 70
n, n ROHRKR,
ssiaAt 5l3 Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

RAJ ESTATB AGENTS and BHOH BH \
once In Board OF Trade Rooms, No. $40
Market space.
CUns door est OF Psrry BuildlnG over DOdsJnS car
ss983t pet stotel