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DElIEN,S GENERAL INSURANCE.
\ G Il n cY.
IL Il T.. l.. re \ - NJ \ ri n Il.
nr,f,l ,.rnr,scnfr.Y nrr,. $40 ON thNI

GQ,'tui represented Occa SSs2. CsNtNO!
Georgia Homo Fire ms.
Co, of Columbus, Ca. 500, ONO.OO.
Underwriters Agency, OF
New York ......,........... 1000, 100000.
London and Liverpool
Globe. ls,i00, OOO.O0.
Queen, London and LiV-
crpool ."...... ........~...... 2,O0O,UNO.OO.
North American, of New
Observation-Disclosures. So, 512.2S.
Pacific, of talitorui:t tfire
and marine. ............. ,aso, a..S. 90, Gold
Carolina Life ms. Co., of
Memphis, Tenn. ,OU0, 600. 90.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted.
HEHEN BROTH ERS,
GENERAL. AaENTs,
lilly Grand ST., Monroe.
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Mr.. J. G. Sanders las removed tC
his new brick Store, and an excellent
business house it is.
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SEGfIIf.

100 lbs. Erri-t Philadelphia Tunii' S+""d
just received and for sale. by
nl::4t TI.ptENoN " NJ IiII,-Ni-.
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fuItHE.IEN GIN i snG'ypS IlGr!.L,EEs
EpE EIN&IN' to'rTrE,

Previous, rI,'KIN,: ri;uNI i;pll~.
Tut,nt"i ir,.. -, iSt,,, ,s."i h'h. 70, ~.
VEr ~Iir"rS~Iul work iu.s OF this newly in
vented lnI,pr-S;lN Ing iuarliinU has been IIlI y
tested during four years trial on SCOUT h"rn
plantations. iur evidences OF which T'I"r-
once i made 10 numerous testimonials re-
,rivri from the largest and most prIc' i'Ji
planters of the South also to ia" FIRST
premium tElur Ribbon bipIruHb awarded
Ia II ut the t.oiisi:ua stat" Fair. Rr!i in
S,',N Orleans April, $50.
,.r>I:ENI N,.iNr.
iNM Es$ q. CA I;L.
- Nin..a&iu" ST., %"w 'rir.,u..
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press, from Col. Jno. McIjn"ry, now in
New Orleans, gives Us tit" pleasing
intelligence that the Democrats and
HrfnrmcrS Of that city arc now actively
in motion. y monster ratiiiraiinn nitrt-
ing was held there last night. Let the
country respond.
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A SMALL. tlark nGttr pony, with star III
n the face, mauC reached. hind i"@- white,
about wears old. \ liberal reward viii be
paid for her delivery. or any informal ion
leading 10 her recovery. u. tli'IS~-
Monroe, July u, ISL. ni;;:s't
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VIII return To Monroe, Ia, on August
Isl, and viii treat Tia" -i"I. until September
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EDUCATIONAL.
TONER MASONIC
FEMALE CoLLEG T..

FEMALE COLLEGE.
The exercises of this Institution began on
tho first Monday III. September last.
Tho scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each-irst ending
the last of January; the second the last OF
June.
FACULTY
l.. F.WlIcoN, President, and Prof. of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss IL. VAUGHN, Teacher in Literary De-
partment and Instrtctress In French
Miss ID. CALHOUN, Assistant In Literary
Department.
II. Il. Lilo NosKI, Prof. Of Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end OF session. No deduction In tut
| ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, English..... 81, - and $500 per mo.
instrumental Music, with use
of instrument. ............ GOO
Extra lessons III Vocal Music. 400 =.
French. ...... ........ ................ Zoo ="
Drawing ............. S.n
Board, exclusive OF washing,
| lights, and articles for toilet,
If paid In advance, for each
If not SO paid -
Incidental, per session loo :"
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Nn..I .llo r,IIoMing from IIoln.r, La:

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Returns show tn" Republican major
lily in Oregon to Ice 10. In the Lr%is
laturc, thor" i: = Republican u}njorit y
oftWt in he Senate and liftrrn in tht
House. Attorney General NillinnI
will hr elected SENATOR
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Tn" kaNNiEi" District Camp meeting
hls been postponed, a W" ave informed
hy K"v. J. +. DIv"@, Prc-iiin" Eld'r.
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MIR. T.. W. MraiN hH1 rCturuc,l, and
will keep his photograph gallery open
until the 1t of August All who with
picture taken ar" requested tn call
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nm ch,5E r2.,. md 1H hanH az
rFIt RuIchaanT-, ..r,l.iuua !. ~. &$E-tf .s
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Eay- Papers in the District please notice
or copy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

A Womln's medical college Is TO be GItab
llshed at GOttenbuTg sweden.
- Ole Bull has drawn go, 900 worth OF notes
out OF his violin during the last two years.
- Napoleon lex. EmpsrOrl drew 80, 900 inter
est lASt May on coupons Of United states bondt'
- An Iowa clergyman names the youngest OF
bis four boys "DONOlOgy" because he Winds up
the himB.
-asorso Francis Train hattsrs himself that
hsia "ths most gigantic and successful fraud
tho world has ever seen"
'-IshAm Henderson, Of the L4pulEVlllo COHT-
isT.JouTHdI, got go OO0 with his bride, dalghr
TOR OF David y. Yandoll, aud Is described As
fiat, my, and immensely wealthy" The
happy couple LEFT at once Tor Europe,
MAdsiAlne HsnTiqusS Is 70 return 10 Wat
Lacks a. leading lady, aayathe manager and 10
ought TO know. Madslalho H0nTiques Is not 10
return 10 WAllaek'H, says Jennings, Of the New
York Ttmsi, her husband, and BIZ ought 10
know.
Alexis habllH are said not to have improved
| by long absence from his mother, and, like the
Prince Of Wales In Paris, he ID too much Of AN
habitus Of the concert saloons, whore the puTosl
newspaper called attention 10 this aud advised
tho ladies not 10 danoo with him, but tho good
counsel was thrown away.
"A London correspondent says II Is high time
that the Princess Of Wales was back In society
TO teach II how ~ dress dooontly. In oonH6,
quenoo Of her example, bare bOsOms aud ahOul.
doTa, during the past Few seasons, grew lees and
less bare This season she has been absent,
and, whether from that or some other "eause,
shoulders and bOsOms have again come into
somewhat unseSmly prominence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

GENERAL I.oaAS spoke at Detrelt on Thurs.
day night
aEE. WILLIAM TERRy has announced himself
as a candidate for re- election TO Congress IN the
Ninth district Of Virginia.
r,y N.- yo,E robI,, tRom.n p.,hot,c ar.
vanl uc., b.rdIy concs,,e IN 4 man Ia, s,tsd
for the Presidency than Horace Greeley"
Accos,tva IN tia n.uocr.,,, pn,,bu,y po,,
thero Il no sca,ci,v tber..bou,s On DemocratS
wbo viii vote r,r lr.nt n rlrssisv 4. nomIna,od
a, p.I,Imoro
- ~. %, ,,,. -,..,,--,-,,,.
'UpaE h ' oi On'o, VINO n.'enue, tue
and wa. tborongbiv scousIntsd v,,b n. cbsr.c'
-. ,...,.... ~. ,'...,'.,is. :, a.. -, =,
,,no,.UnY .r,,.ns. D1,h T.mv.us ~ 80
Mi,
"'""'
THE Philadelphia Age says; An influential
and well.inlormed Democrat Of New Jersey
writes to US; Il have become better satisfied
than before that there are great many Demo
Gratis who VIII not vote Tor greeley, making the
loss OF Ne" Jersey almost certain
HhhEhAL OoN losing ms iath IN human
nature AS be sadly shook the dust on his loot
atthe httle iree trade eoniere nco and departed
once aEan, ne Nearlly remarked VI nave
ana eonierenee'' and won't sign any more
INFORMATION from we'll Informed source In
Georgia represents great dissatlsfactiOn with
the Greeley movement among the old Democrats
ofthat Stats and indicates that In ease be IL &C.
copied At Baltimore this element will generally
refuse 10 vote.
A GRANT paper says; Mr.. Carl Sohurz told
the Cincinnati Convention, on the % Of May,
that "tho people want not merely another, but
better President" WIN they get one b. sub
stltullng Mr.. Greeley for Gen. atantf Mr..
SchurI thought not whom he Wopt over ureA
ley's nomination.
A wEarERS Democratic orqan sayr We an.
peal 10 the deleaates 10 BaltImore 10 study tho
circumstances, ascertain the faots, and make IN
their determination accordingly. To our mind,
the delegates from Ken lucky are virtually In.
slructed against Greeley, by the direction TO
adopt that course which shall most likely con.
centrate the opposition to Grant while there
may be 500 Greeley Republicans In the state,
there are probably 2O,OOO Democrats who will not
vote for him.
WHAT A Ralaxy Of recruIts Il that now rally.
ing around the Greeley banner. Here they are
a. enumerated by the Albany IN. VI Epsrtng
Journal! sandy johnson. the political traitor ;
JEFF. Davis, the national traItofi Admiral
semmes. the pirate uen. psauroEari. the in.
yentor Of the CRY Of booty and beauty OaEey
Hall, The ring plundereri wInans, the corrup.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of Columbia
Virginia, North Carolina, and sOHth Oar
Ollhag
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK RKBUBLIO,
LRwls JOHNSON a co.,
FAINT. WASHINGTON I co.,
MIDDLETON A 90.
WASHINGTON OITY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEDAKNB SAVINGS AND TRUST .OOM
PARY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
TAX FOR LAYING wATKR MAINS.
WATER REaIsTRAR'a OFTIuE,
w DisIhi9T og O0LgsniA,

1900. -, ,.... MAhlithgrpH, June, lbl3
an .Sl !SpGv " JaSs b & ,Ss e. siss f.I
..a ss ~ 2 90 S's 81. 'SS g. os .
which bnd or touch Any Of Tue streets Of GVsnass
ana isfihsI tRst The rst iassI%sSI o. ISs S1s az!
sSs ia.tallms5s Pro,idsd t9s s ~ s.ld AZ, ~ b
ls11, sSd that Al sa6ssqasnt lastAllmssts vii Be
SSsdiSs ,ssa until dc whole sail 30 S.idI al Install
msnts alter the nrht bearing Interest At the rate Of
~ Pes cent per ahnum from ne hrst dag o. JalJ.
sItJ !sI.a; % p.ia I'D dsfh..sSd . Iuli EtsaJ
Az HShT TX 1 ~ Pi Six lRs GFST. - b.
made In all Gases where the fall amouul Of the tai
Tue sst q Protss,S on -his6 Ii: asiss tar, or the
hrsi iuaAllnsa, tone MAJ thsssoi. viii bs das a.
Al lels q paris lots ~hIrh blsd or touch on
sfREE SOUTH, IN squares I5S and lss
ksfREkf NOKrH, In squares part OF 81 and
Il sfRFKT SOUTH. Ia squares ~, ~. tsI aud
Ii STRICT NORTH. IN squares So, north Of g u,
part Of dld soath u Cd, %, snd part Of a.
IsTREEr NORTH, IN squares !, a,b,B, ID, II, D
K srREET NORTH. in squares s7I and s1G
PsIKEhI NORTH "a sqaAtes 10. ~, blD and bll
QbIkkkf hOkfH, In squares part Of 80 and
GoTGaBIA STREET NORTHWEST. 10 square,
AYafLk STREET NORTHEAST, in ,quArs SO
NEW JERhEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST, In
Nkw YORK 1HKNUR NORTHWEST, In squares
r k vi sfjte s e I In SQUARE.
az, AZ ~, s5I gs,t q sll md 81. :,
g7s ,s S4 "a al sSd al 80 VI" ''1-''' ' ''''''
S \ i,l FAST T. ;a9.IS Ilk
s., tsf ~ ~ Es; q ssa a. -. q, :,
q. .ogih fS 90, N. to. ~. 10th Of Sd So SR.
'SSiSTIlND,A.HALF Strict SOUTHWEST.
sKvENTh sIREEr WEST. y a. squares en-. s1uth
Of VI ~ ~ ~ ~ s,1T q ~ Isd "a 81, -,
aOg and NJ, -. -.
ElahTH STREET WksT' In squares tOi. tu6, 90,
A9 nd, ~ I'm, srpVPr V.s1 A.. ma ~. M,
90, N, ~ ~, "a &c GAP I ssa "a
SIC, 81 "a 80 north q 80 md 51,
oi ~ N, q, ~ WEST In squares ~ No.
tItTEksrIi sTREET WEST, 10 square as
~ sf N M ~ STREET "ESr IN '40A''' l
F%RSfY:FissT SfR%kT %RsF' IA .aSsrss "a
1TS1E,SSrY-THTRD sTREET WRIST. in squares a.
10 in sdaou to the .eo,. ,bsrs is now due and pays.
e, lTyiSa Ja5 ISL, on all lots or parts Of lots
hsLsEsT SOUTH to SQUARE g. ~; - and 7ss.
ssTssEEssTT sogEEaa' e. sas.IS 7as -,
sEsREF SSRFh' ID 'a sS": :: 81 ~ &c. &c. al.
%. 2 sLssET SOUTH In squares d. a. 49, aod'
y bIkhEr SOUTH In squares to'' &C., Ga ~
si md 81 ma, ,,,,s,,,,
DhLAMAkh ANEhuh, II fquAtfs % Apd ~
IL nrREFI s9ufh, 10 sI q. s'3 ~ p. g.
SSs' q S!! io iol NY aou'h OF oda, iOlS. lU'SiCO
lual, llH And sonu el llN'
q bIhkkf SOUTH, In squares ~, ~, ~ add
Si7; s.,,,,,,,,, .,.,,,,.,,,
q bfhhhf NORTu, In tqiAres u4tt 80, gu aud
| 61a ,,.,,,,, .,,.,,.,,, ..,, -, a.. 80, -.
STREET SOUTH 10 squares HE7' %, $780, Sl. Va
and We $780,, .,.,,, -, -. . 80. -
A1d W., ,,,,,r ,,no.rt, l.. ,.a..,
| N hThhET MONTH - squares 1la, w, ~, 81,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

4 VALUABiE HOUSEHOLD PET.-The Gin,
cinnati Enquirer saysi Last summer one OF
our Cincinnati bellies, on coming home from
Europe, brought with her an Esqulmaux dog,
She turned him loose In the house, and durlug
the Arst two weeks he tore up $4,000 worth
Of lace curtains gnawed holes In her carpets,
scratched the gliding from the mirror frames,
besides running most Of the upholstery in heI
parlOr. Since then he has been five times Ia
u horse doctor for treatment, and once to q
regular physician, who esteemed the call q
mortal Insult. lie has frightened all the
children In the ngighbOrhoOd, and there has
not been cat seen anywhere In the block
since his arrival. Hu Is better than from.
bone player at keeping people awake, aud Il
never so happy rs when bayiug al the moon
on summer nights. Ills regular dist Ii
Strawberries and Jelly cake, and yet he IL mol
happy. lie pines for his native cline, his iaI
of home In Labrador, aud will not be com
fOrted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

AGAssIZ AND ROBINSON CRUsoE.-What q
strange thing Is FAM. Few persons know
the names OF the great men and crowned
heads Of Europe In l7O4. Yet every chin
has heard Of Alexander Selkirk, a Scotch
sailor, who was wrecked on the island Of SaI
Juan In that year, returned TO England In
l701, aud told his story TO Daniel DefOe. Out
OF these tales OF y traveller grew the marvel
lOus romance OF "ROblnsOn CrusOe." On III q
lst day Of May OF this year, Professor Agasslz
visited the Island. lie found twelve peTsOns.
Including several children, living there. They
were bountlfully supplied with meat, yege.
tables and hsh Of all kinds. Yet they must
al times ioel themselves prisoners IN their IT..
tie continent OF ten mllss by four
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

50 much has been said against the Avenue
railroad, and 40 little has been said In lts
favor, that We approach further reference
10 IL with some reluctance still, Il rests alto
gethsr with the company whether Its man
aRsment IL deserving Of praise or blame aud
n the company seems 10 do a. little Tor i'A
patrons, and requires as muehpAy from them
a. possible, II should expect eensure'
Our present complaint has nothing 70 40
with the hlthy condition Of the cars nor the
way In which thsy afe 50 often oyerpaeked'
We vlsh 70 speak Of the inAttsntion OF the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
PROPOSALS FoR WORK ON THE WASHING
TON AQuEDUOT.
oTTIoI ~ ~ MnsH r IA hiSYEsgESGr

WASHINGTON, d. U July I, Is7l j
Sealed proposals riil be received until The -FOUR.
TRENTH instant, for the construction and compile.
ton Of certain works upon The washing Aqueduct.
Tue wort 10 be let comprises; Outiinn And ssltinG
stons Tor the coping md pArapeta OF stone hIdfe,
lA,ing tnoh pipe At and comprising the earth work
Of, the Distributing RsasTvolr.
whole uofk Tor each aspaFata work. desosibed IN
the spscihoatioua, the Unitsd States ressTtlnE the
right 10 reject any or I'll btda or To contract Tor the
whole separate works
piSns 70; sidoationa and forms Of contract can be
seem and ans desired ihiarmAti8n be bad ~ ap-
plication 70 ~. x BAhObOksN
MAJOR u EnEi1eers U. \. A. ohlsi Engineer WISH.
InEton AnnnhnnL lIlM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
5R6FOsGLE FOR GOAL,
oTFICE PAYIHi

OTTtCE PAY lhdPECrOn U, n. NANHl
BOarOH, JunS 70, tNa I
PcoDOI Us. scaled aud ndoTssd "PFopoala iaT uoIl"
viii 30 received At thia ohios until TUESDAY,
july z, lel9, II " O'Clock N, for the Dpal nem6d
below, 10 be delivered At the Naval Hospital phdsoA,
free u expense ~ the Government, IiH -
BUREAU Of MEDIOlNE AND SURGERY,
it0 tons LAeIAWAnnA Goal steamboat size, 2AiO lhI.
per ton.
y tons LAokGWannA Goal egg aIs 20 lba peg ton.
The above Goal 10 be Of tho bost Of u knd, To be
delivered At such place or pa0ea 81 the Hospital
A. II, GILMAN,
III Pay Inap80toF u. ~ NAVY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

DEPARTMENT or METROPOLITAN PoLICE,l
OFTtCH OF MAJNh AND SUPKniNTHEDEHT I
WAaHIsoToN, jane ~, tsTa
whareas n has come 10 my knowledge that two
an rest Ations Societies claim 70 have rect
ed the place knoNn Byef'a Pafk or Byef'a Woods,
the nterseei0n Of Bounday street with seventh
street northwest to be occupied BY them the ID dAI
o. july mart; and whereas threats have boen made
- an Informed, b. msmb sia Of eaoh Of the orEanl
Eations o. sSoistl above refer ed 10 that thy will
take iorcba poss sssou Of said park woods on the
above nAmedaFg and where's the execution OF auo b
threats would Ia all probability lsad To serious
breach Of the peace and rot thersfoFe this IL Ia
give NOTICE., that 10 order that The peace mAg be
preserved and good order prevail, all PeTnona are
hereby notified that attempt 10 tAhe foroibls pos
session Of said park, 81 TO CARR into ecuJn the
aforesaid threats viii % flowed,
A. o. HlOHARDS,
Major aud Superintendent
f9taFl nj
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

WkaHfsOrOs, D o., July /, tsil
Sealed proposals foF Water Pipes and toE Special
Oastinas, indotssd "Ptoposala for Oast.Irpn Water
Pipes will BE- received ~ the once Of tbs Waahine
ton Aausduot b. Tho undstslansd until II ooiook, N
Of the ltth dsI Of July s7l, At which tine the bids
Ths dsiiysry Of the Pinss TO oommsnos - soou a.
practicable aud BE- complsted By The bh dag Of Sep
Proposals will he received o. the pripted forms,
Which, Wih plans, speoiaoatons, teFus 81 oontraoL
and any desired Information, cAn be had applioa.
Too b. mali o. In psFsoa 70 y " BABOUOK,
Major Of Rnainssfs U. 8. A., Ohiof Engineer WAsh.
l. Htou AduoduvL Ul-Bt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

IA 4 4. ~
sno' =, 'uo - ~ -.
NUN 'ou''VsJ SUI
np ,,., "ou,u Ieoe',o' -, -.
INC conductors 10 not psI cno"ku S' '''l
''on " lne V"Iu,o'lao'c PaSS,us " 'so ~
unfortunate VINO a'e eoinPe''eu 70 Pa,,ou'1s
the railroad. Some passengers are allowed
IN occrpy doublc the space necessary To
-.
incur cnmIpIt' WINE othets are ioTceu 10
stand. Let tic conductors be instructed-and
let u DC seen mat the INSTRUCTIONS are carried
QUITO accommodate comfortably a. many
,assspgcrs IA po.sihIs allowing no,e IN mo
'sei'ger7 ~ P'7Slo'e' eh"NiUB none W mo
nopOllze room 10 the exclusion Of others. II
v,o,,ld t.l.e iit,ie ttne and tr,n,io and y,,,t1
r.. h.,...,.,oI ~, n,anr
-
THE GRANGE WHICH APOSTACY BRINGs.
Never, since an angel fell from the realms
Of Paradise and became the ruling spirit Of
Hades, has there been such apostacy from
principle and right ~ IL evlnced In the daily
utterances Of the New York Tribune. since
the Cincinnati convention. Its latest achieve
ment Is In an attempt TO iawn at the feet Of
aud iiatter certain Southern gentlemen who
attended the late Fifth avenue hotel meeting.
-, 80 - ~, - ,,'-,.'
50 - !" ~ 'u'''
sion, In their speeches, TO the vital questions
at issue In this campaign, such as free trade,
revenue reform, aud civil service reform,
'ne ariDu"e Pus III thls pea anu aPoIogyi
IN ihn5gg.Pv Vo WS MY, nnor,sn ~ thslt
rgInsi boms. NJ tbsIP ImpaSe risbsd states az
the locusLsuATm Of advSnthrers which has set.
erty which was dpce protested BY law. They
uniIl iS 49, ~ noSs1na1 ess'
dom and mattfal PROSPERITY and we'll protsctSd
an.y inaSI shoSd Ge tsssors5 70 men, th nell
10 behalf Of tariff reform, OF treasury reform, OF
eivll service reform
whence came these ruined homes ana
Impoverished states Of which the Tribune
speaks with 80 much sympathetic emotion
To whose account shall we charge these con-
sequences, whlch no" so inily ABSORB the at
tenuon OF these late lnsurgents-noW the
especial pets and iaVorltes OF that errallc
journaP These southern gentlemen en-
tered upon the work OF breaking up this ma
tlonal n-supphnting the stars and
stripes with the stars and bars-and destroy
ing the republic Of North America. This
WIN wan hhANAhIhaAF HhN wv - f|H"f W.
ylsed that It should be contaminated by let
ting the errlng sisters 90. Under this en-
enlargement the South brlstled with rebel
bayouets, and the North sprung to arms to
save the nation.
A long aud bloody war followed, aud
among the consequences Of that struggle,
which the Tribune now deplores with so much
feeling, we find "rulncd homes" and "impov-
crushed states." They are to be found where
ever the flag OF revolt was raised, and where
the "boys In blue tamPed upon Southern
sou In defence OF the old nag sherman In
MS march TO the sea let them In his track
uran'' as ne pushed inc enemy To tue wall IN
sotie7 Oh victories sueu US nave mover oo-
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

Proposals. viii be Fo0slEsd At The oHsS Of the Dat
ted States Naval AtAtion, New Loadon, o., Tor fnr
niahinF invoice Of htAtlasry aud Once fI,uraa Tor
OommAndanpd Once, Catalogue o. which MAJ b.
seen At the shove once until y a., JAY isla
Ill y. A. PaymGstsT, U, b, Nav,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
For Saleior Rent.

EoR aAlR-oREAT BARGAIN IN A BRICK
HOUsh near the Smithsonian Eroundsi ten
rooms, aAs and water $4,000.
Also, OWE OF TuE BRsT MARKET GARDEN
nARAAl Of 30 aores, four miles from Warrington
D. IsNSki2s, No. II2y , ,trset,
is&.M Oyer Middlotons Bank
lion SAL. 1--WE AUREs or VALUABLE
ehsnS The sans At par value for property In or farm
- 3. l. wELts, No. I441 = street,
EoR RKST=.A SEWN ROOM FRAME HOUSE,,
LsEsss and water, on the cornsr q y ,irost s9uth
.sd rst sttS.s ea; c9nysalsnI 70 lnse Ro. Rent
FOR SALE, OuEAP-A TnREEsToEy AND
.s. sn Sor;S I.ss; ''p 1s A5E iGH
EoR sALE or. .RRyT.;raE oLD.RTAB.
sini. sVSOas, 6stsSsa ssysSih and Ris6ih sifssts,
I Ss.5 Nav Yard. Inquire At I'm 90 House. E,seth
EoRs ALE
Feurstory, ten RON HOUsR, pressed brick font,
hall, satsi' a.. bsla.room, Aoi II street, between
Ekhtroem prfssed brios hon, hall, water aad sa,
fogr room BRT6K hU Us on SiioT II bstsssa
rsefth sod ThlItesnth and r and U strests.
ssysa,Ioom FRANZ, hAli, A 4, on s, between Don.
sli .roOp kRAhF, on T~sntg.htth, between X
''5cst sod PsnnsylysGII,a, Sys9gS =, -, :,
~. So SSI Ss s0 S:.s 90 9l
'1ss sgS TIT iRaIs1 no, nsyII CSSSpS
kso, several LOTS 10 The northern part Of the
de shove viii be cold oHEAP, ON LONG TIME.
Pun. u. wRLuH a 90,
laIau 0nh " atrOot, Mnfunlu Temple.
ENoR SAIL. VERY UHKAP-AN KIGHT. ROOM
y bklOk HOUSE, olcssta, NatsT, 40, No fO3
he vstoP sewing IssSS Ss RssSsS, No. 9sS
Pennsylvania ayenus, Washington, ID. u ie7.u
EoR sALE oHEAP-A Two.sToRY BRIuK
~ HOUSE,, 9Th seven rooms, well Of good water.
Elm IBr Madison st /, bet. iSiS and iiih slS
o0o VERMONT AVENUE, OPPOSITE TaR
90 ARllNGrON-for rent, afteT the close Z
sHi.s y Rco sSs Win OF slts
ont rnsala Also, two single RoonG hsisrenes! on.
EpR RKNT-HANDsOM FURNIsHED
y Rooms, At a1d IadlGnA aysuus spslu
INoR RRRT-THK LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,.
HatlpnaI Hotel vide roomA .tSlrOssss and passaEes;
IaaOu 3li Indians avenue.
EOR sALK-THK LOT SOUTHEAST CORNER
II Of Thlrtssath, and ahAif street and Psnnyl!a
EsSs:. Sesss 'S s.ss = rss'S, :SSIss;:t
IuR RENT.-THE LARGE FoURsroRY
NH sla T.sS No sSS S SS
l.Ls.! OoiiRs. huh, has t.g sooms 'ss-1. bath;
soS nI h.h I 1s9 '3gss r ai s,, s1 80 hin
0ANs0N, sstionsl Bssi Of The 6spu6lie. mhiS.I
pARE UHANoE To sRouRR oHEAP FUR.
~ pltnre Of M ogp manutaolnre Tns under.