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The Lockport journal asks: Does a
man who steals ice necessarily take cold?
We answer. No, not il the law makes il
warm for him Exchange
Well, what's the difference? If the law
don t make it 'edrm enough for him. the
Devil piit, 70 he will not suffer for want
OF heat.
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The Parkersburg Times says that the
name Of the angel who wrestlei with Ja-
cob is j y Blair.
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The JIckson STANDARD gives the new
Democratic platform. II j. big white
bat with baldheaded Old man standing in
Il That's all there i- Of the platform.
with the motto, Anything TO beat Grant
[ fayette 90, CO.. Heaid1
Poor as that is, il is better than Grant,
which isa buck negro, two bull pups, aud
a cigar
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Valuable Proper,, for REM,
Notice.

Persons wishing to purchase Farming, Tim
her, or Mineral lands, near the Railroad and
Tue "uyandotto river, would do we'll to call on
Jun2@m2 G. l.. RoFFE. CabelIC. Ii.
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Notice TO builders.
Star Art Gallery.

HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA.
anu now ready to take Pictures of all
,hes and shapes, snch as Rustic Photograph
PIhin Vignettcs. Rembrant, &c.. at short mo
nee and after the most approved style Of the
Art. Special attention given to Copyipr-
uive me call. All ask is fair trial!
jul6n7ly GEORGE G. TEtPoi,n
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BALTIMORE, July 10
Cincinnati platform adopted Greeley
nominated nearly unanimously.
III. q. DAVIS
The Cincinnati platform was adopted
tins morning aud Greeley nominated. re-
ce'ving six hundred and eight six votes of
the seven hundred and thirty-two cast
1t was made unanimous The Convention
adjourned at = clock T. VI. S,
WAsHINGroN, July To-
AT II 40 to-day, the Baltimore Conven-
ton nominated Horace Greeley for Presi.
dent on the first ballot, making it unani-
nous amid great applause and enthusiasm.
Guns are being fired in all the principal
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The Greeley Convention as R.,tI.

Under this heading we give telegrsphic
account OF the proceeiins OF what has been
called the Democratic National Conven-
ton at Baltimore; hut without being able
'osee where the Democratic part OF il comes
N. 1t is 50 essentially Greeley, IN all its
iar'r, that 1t should be called by its proper
name aud we shall recognize it by no
ether
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

msnts very weak that he Ia not to-day any
better politically than he Is, and that ten
years ago, when Mr.. Greeley had been writ
ing able articles for quarter Of . century
against slavery, Mr.. johnson should be a. do
voted q over he IVES toni sleek Slaves, out
Of WHOM Eo have - doubt he hasmadd many
a snug Asusand dolhrS But IN ON dlstln-
gulshed minister opinion, the great strong
polut "a Ar. Groeleys iasor Is not bis ability
to write, hlslOve Of country, or his notions on
bran bread, bot his baillng Of Jefferson Davis,
and his letter to certain members OF the
Union League club, Of New York, some years
ago.
That is the great act In Mr.. GreeleY's lie
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

I'o'y V a., - " "sIo We w '"o 'o''o"ins
oou'ouoS - oolO ie'O,," ~" VI 'cu 1t III
so'u0 n roio'u 80" -" 1H's oPPoS'''on 70
NJ, mn S'Sus ti,sns nav oeen a'olueu WIN
''''i0 nut" 'V"' wv uou0t III Tue
WoIia ol IL II 'uSsen' tue oIother'ln'ia" oil
Cali SeIu'S G. h'u ooou 'stSno1 IN inc revenue
so'' ''' u 'u, D o-ii No nHu Ocen allowed
ePPo'"' ni' uho PoS'iia''els III missouri
MI Scharh would DC one oil the most enthu-
slas'ie Oh uo ftaominationisIs' as the m,
Dufle u pleased 10 call the three and hall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

BuREAu or VANS Hsn naCSs,

s-.,-, MAsmnor9E, y q. lnly y, ls9
.rsi nav, I'D. ior N. ~ '% asss IS'
lsi1 w b Isosl'sd u nj, Barysa u y "a is
~ 81 the ihth OF August ueHb ~ Whlch tihnf he rrO
pGsAis VII ss ogentd,
intsd .ehscnl's ln Shlsh Ihs iratsii.s snd ar
EaALaaiSs vii y urslshsi on apollo lliou aHd seni
@sn, w ~ ndS"s,Sd e Issons dssls,os e cgI
olassss iot the AId. urdeT ther eom9.nd, by The
or Al q u. y.fd'i =, -, -. i. -. =,
qC,s 40 ttI EiH6s r,ssissI rIicG sssia. rLs,i SSs
asrs tlaH ops yard IL ogs 'ePs, nor aSy "a TktA
z not srrst asd oonp'ss "a ssl,, aeeoTaiag 10 "a.
tS ~. - x" Va ss a' sS: rae &c" ''"'"' "
! BlddsLi Ie IrfsIed to The printed ihairuetions
s g ssuS.S an a. 20 s
lhsir oHsi. thOald b made On hs printed forS pre-
hsir destination before The time empires ioT receiving
men M ,,i,, A,
80. ~ y -, sail
from tSs 6oiIsstos q futSfssi RsSosSs ioS The d.
ods IN tss ssss To- Shics no proS6 s SSS ~
ssssd o.lgIso Ps5i' 80 toSa ~ dsai.t, d, o.
a. G9.t = . a,d y H q. Ess.or q
siS in- A''''o' Tor 'o' o''''' In which 'A'' re-
fadsr a. Prosi.o.. Of 1s ..co~d section Of Il, ssf
s -. = r.; 'S . s,;Sa re Z?
III t ~ 70, o ,seslfsd: 4,
30 ssa sS.. ,hs a. ss.iss II" 70
a alsssa p Nv ne hay p,RaFtment eqss,st, 70,
~ x n: Az an ~ .o
ns eonb soh ild thef tespon,lhiiiE must Be osIu
- " w M " ine Nay BepAnmeh Ano
49, ~ aa ss 80 y, III ~ saAe pN masteiN
"io iu.SJ nSs,nsi ns,1sa M pash.d h,,,. A..
Sy sp.S,ntsa o'qae1 are teqassted y inse ne
I'm; sf'ssS:s: sa::s: y; Cos; Z: sii::s:S q:
~. Hntnsao ~ Va, nssI, IA ~ ne vhieI ~
Wssbinsion n Nv anu ho0-'' NAN pePAHe"en'
Tbs sehSdaiS Siil ,l.,. ,h. tln.. v,,hln vhI,h Al,
10 VII ns fsauiTsd 2 30 dsiiysred aay aItel..
N oSmmo5 sns Sss,oi ~ NJ baaSti 70 70 %
tam prC@,'J S6sthsr such a,tels. Gao . procured
81 ISVoTtsd I, thS baSs, N osra Ssfass b3s ss
be I rSs1s sNsd
.He,l9Ss .seamsSs, ~ , .S.Ss.. Tta ~ IN
option q d,i lhS bursaa, Be Isies,sd :, :.
wiSSid rom ~ smsync " ~ IN, Nm ~ wv ~ ~
Sns,,, M ~ ha,s 6Ssa SoIpsisd aad siEhiI Pc
+. psia D Is. psy$ss.sr q 10 .stop ds.snS.:d i
DE S.@S R. bS.a SsS..d e. ~ s.sTsta 70
'h ~ I5s Siss. NJ mi, h. a., A., 0,nn,,,,A..
nI n,s a. toll99wt ~. e.. s,... ~. , W..
Pa T,',S ~ = NJ ~. ~: b. 3 s'9ass ": fenoI
80 o.. ID ~, y ~ a. y T., w =, 80
SSd tIaSs,, IA ~ H., ma B..Is,
usmesP Ns q s;r.v Inn md hSsa, M ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
rHE BILL or FAHE AND PRICE List ours
TION.

rHE BILL or FARE AND PRICE List QUEs.
TON.
The law regulating sales In saloons and
restaurants ~, In plaluor words, the law So
curing tosug colored citizens all the rights
aud prkIisges belonging to that citizenship,
went inlo operation on Saturday last, The
onemios Of the colorod MIN, as might have
been Expected, raised q grcat TODD ovor the
fact, and predicted all manner OF horrors
and evils as its result They must have been
ehagrinod 10 nnd their predictions fan so
very short OF fulnllmenL for so far as we
have heard nothing very extraordinary hapr
psncd, except, perhaps, that tho keepers Of
these public places sold moro on Saturday
than they had done on any day during tho
week. We regret to see that an attempt so
weak as to reflect only discrodit on its orlgi-
naior was made 10 ovade the law.
In many OF our saloops and restaurants
cards headed 'Jistof Prices" were displayed.
These lists named charges for food aud drink
so extrayagant a. TO DO comical; and, TO add
TO the comlcAllty Of the whole affair, required
that these charges be paid In advance. None
Of tho keepers OF these saloons and restAu-
rants would for a moment think Of asking
from their regular patrons" to whom 1t
seems "a liberal reduction 10 the above
prices" Is to be made, payment In advance.
Their joke seems to lose It's point when they
attempt 10 require advance pay meut from
citizens whom they wish to frlghten away by
exorbitant rates. Indeed, In come Of the
saloons these cards arc not very conspicu-
ously displayed, the design evidently being to
get the money dtIer the goods have been
delivered.
We are thoroughly opposed 10 all this,
petty business, manly because It springs
frcsn that old prejudice which should have
died with the emancipation proclamation
but which every now and then crops out In
some shape TO remind one of the darker days
In the country's history. It Is the same sense.
less prejudice which plped It's objection
against the admission Of colored people to
the street cars and 10 certain parts Of the rAil.
road cars and the steamboats,. Experience
has long since taught the owners Of thesI
conveyances that their yearly dividends are
increased, because the liberal sentiment Of
the people overcame these little prejudlces,
just rs experience win teach the keepers Of
the saloons and restaurants, In very short
time, thai II Improbable TO DO generous 10
WAnd A. p. .
There IL another view Of this case NhIsf
has nothing to do with sentiment, good o
bad, liberal or illlberal. Our Legislature, a
is last session, passed bill which had fO
| Its object the securement to the COlOTed cltl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

Our Tammany contemporary a few morn
ings ago travelled out Of Its woll-worn l77B
pathway, and raised a tremendous howl over
maree nest that IL discovered In the Post
oalue Department By some process Of rcA-
sonlng known only to Itself, or BY some means
OF Information 10 which IL alone has access,
II discovered a horrible plot to rob the
Treasury Of millions and millions OF dollars
annually" Tho Postmaster General was
charged with being the delinquent This
Tammany organ does not like the Postmas-
ter General. with tho example Of its Illus
trious proprietor and founder before lts eyes,
with the stolen thousands Of dollars Of the
people Of New York In itstreasurY, II ina
gines that every person connected with the
Administration is like unto him, aud that
they are guilty Of what he was guilty In the
Empire city.
It cannot conceive Of honesty or integrity
anywhere, and Judging the rest Of the world
by lis own friends aud supporter, Il comes
TO the conclusion ak mornings In tho week
that oil the world Is bad and wicked aud cor.
rupt.
The particular crlrno charged against Mr.,
Creswell now IL that 10 the closing houp Of
the last session Of Congress he and ''ripg'
procured tho lpsertion In ayeonierenco ICom.
mlnee Of a clause In tho post office bill
Whereby he Ia vested with authority W largelJ
increase the compensation allowed railroad
companies for carrying The mails On Posta
ear routcs, .."|
M so,r.a thar, 1. mi, a ,rcsd az tsuth In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

The best proof Of the strength and force
OF Mr.. Boutwel's speech In North Carolina
few DAYS ago Ia perhaps TO be found In the
desperate attempts that the New York mi
buRs Is making TO answer II. That journal
has already printed three articles in which IL
has underworld 10 explain away IL .unAh-
Swerable logic, Having failed in argument
itnoY proceeds to abuse, which IL only en-
tirely natural. Mr.. Boutwell, can Afford 10
cit silent under the TribUASs vituperAtion,
but doesn't hseem funny to read Il In the
once great Republican journal1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

This new Washington journalistic enter
prise appears to be growing In favor among
the colorod citizens OF the District the class
It proposes to represent The editorial man
agemont Is In the hands OF live men evident
~, and we sincerely wish Ii great success.
We quote from the Saturdays Issue the re-
port OF a meeting Of representative colored
men held few evenings since, from which Il
appears that arrangements arc 10 be made
for a speedy and public meeting, 70 show de-
cldedly the feeling In favor Of Grant aud
Wilson which exists among the colOred citi-
Eens Of the District.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

At the late meeting Of the Board of Health,
one Qi the most sensible suggestions yet made
by the members Of that body was made by Mr.
J. N. LangSton, who advised that some ar,
ranEement be made with the police authori,
ties for the use Of the sanitary corps.
This Is as 1t should be. Let the board elect
as health officer Lieut., Noonan, and delegate
to him such authority as they have. Lot the
Lieutenant call to his assistance his well-dIs.
ciPllned sanitary corps, and all the work
necessary eau be done, and well done, with
ont any additional expense, and the much
discussed subject forever set at rest, to the
entire Satisfaction Of the citizens Of the Dis
trIgt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
L1NfrEp sTArFH MARSnAL,s SALE.

In ylrtuq Of witt Of M Caciis Issued from the
gsykss otos d the Suprtme Court 81 the District Of
Columbia, and lgme directed, gill nsllt ~ public
ale for oAih % front Of the Court Hou1e door q aid
DistIiot, on FRIDAY, the 9th day 81 august, l9i3,
Al ~ o'olook NJ, ali defgndAnt'a right title, claim,
and interest IN The fsloyins described property, 70
lnEtop, ID. o, beElunlnk for the same at the south
western corner 81 ot No o m tad squsrs and Iun.
iest7 inehsa thenoo north I'D feet 10 public aley
thence yet Win ne hne o. u sieI IseaI IhSnSe
iss. thsaoo wet "a feet inches thsues south "
feet; thence west ~ feat thence south ~ feet 10 the
line q aid street and these east with the iine Of
said street p feet 70 the place Of beann togsthsr
with alt and singular the impIoyemenis pssFeon In
tbs oity Of wAshlnEton d. o. SsiEsd And WED upon
As the property Of A, X. y cess, and viii b sold 70
sAtisfy sHooatlou No. B7, JudioiAls 10 Nay Tetm,
jse' In favor Of Columbus AlsHA1dsL su,n,
iJal-td u. Marshal ID. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

or THB prospect In Illinois, the Chicago
Journal says THE feeling for Grant and
Oglsby Is very strong In all parts Of the State
and the nomination Of Greeley and KOornsr-
old Eranniss, both Of thsm-hRs greatly i'm
proved their prospects, The campaign In III
nOls, nevertheless, will DO one of the most sner.
getlo and exciting Wo have eEer witnessed, and
we urge our friends " prepare Tor the liyelIosI
Kind OF 1Rht,b
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22


M. REyERDI JOHNSON.
The present generation Il not likely to
soon forget the distinguished services Of Mr..
ReVerdy johnson TO the republic in hs exalted
capacity OF Amerlcan Minister 10 tho
court OF st. James. For nearly twelve long
months, like his great namesake, he swung
ARGUED tho British Islss, from corporation 70
cCnpOfAtion and castle 10 castle, performing
wopdeIs Of deglutltion that all those horrible
Ahbama claims might be settled on a sub
slautL basis Of roast beef and good will,
and that tho little hands Of our English
cousin may be prevented from tearing our
Yankee hair. As we said, his countrymen
and contemporaries are not likely 10 soon for
get tho devotion and self-sacriaco that
prompted Mr. johnson TO eat a mountain OF
British beef and an immense quantity OF
plum pudding, 10 DO dlgcsted In the leisure
Of his retirement In the shade Of his ances-
trail trees on the shores Of the Chesapeake;
but even u they were ungrateiul and ungen-
erOus enough 10 do so, as now seems highly
probable, the illustrious statesman Is deter
mined to mako his mark on the generation
In another way, and has actually done 90.
lie has undertaken to prove 10 The unbelieviBg
majority Of his countrymen that President
Grants administration ia the Worst w. aver
had; and not only that lint that ~ NJ nrso.
lev Is elected hIS government Of The country
will 10 the WIsest and the heat IN All our hIs-
tory, surpasslpr not onIv all the ndmInI.,r.-
lions that have gone beiore, hui ali tbn, arc
yet In the keeping Of the future.
Did not saws Mr.. johnson. Gen. Grant In
the very beginning of his admInIstratIoD
select a Cabinet without ooDspItIpv am hon.,,
and experienced friond ana ,I,hor, roo.,1
10 merit2 II true. this was perfectIv borri-
Die, and President Grant shouId have basn
forthwith impeached for 90 gIariuR and mon
strous a crime a. this neglect of MI. Der,onaI
and political friends manifested. Wbat N.
should have done, in Mr.. Johnsou's oplnIop,
was to summon ali the politicians in the conn.
try and allow them to dictate who should and
who should not be entrusted with the admin.
trAtiou of the Government. Mr.. Greeley
must take this as a hint to himself, and not
dare To give any man Cabinet position until
he shall have iirst been selected for him by the
Johnsons and the Blairs and the other wise
and experienced friends" who are now conduct
ing his campaign. Buthow docs Mr.. johnson
know that Gen. Grant did not consult 4 wise
and experienced friendI He cannot certainly
KNOW II oil his own knowledge, because he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
AUCTION SALE oE ftoRsEs, WAGON 5
N TOOLS, &C.

VIII be exposed for sale al public auction on the
premFes, street, below seventh street east, NAV
YATd y WashlnNtSn, on FRIDAY, July 30. all the
Potomac ralroaA work, oouaallnE Of DrauEhl Horses,
WAGONS, Horse Power steam Pumps, CARTS, DetrioGs,
and BlAok aulth ebap, together with laEne lot Of
az \, sa1ms enc sne a, M ssu t"sms n
TIA sbOts soOA can Be sssS Al ssj tine pTsyleas 10
the aAls, " ~ So
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
TINTED STATES MARsiiALS SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of gsri Gdcias, issded from III?
Ulerk. eoe q The supIsme lent o. the District q
ale for 0ish n renl Of the Court House door q sAld
pistiet 20 FRIDAY The Oh d,y q hIsusi lsIs y
Interest," In and 70 lot No. 49, 10 subdyiso9 o. tquArs
No. SD North street., between North Capitol and
Frst streets east toEsthsr With ali and sipEulAF The
tpprovomones thereoS, In the eig Of ,ou y.
o. aeiEed and levied uponAs The property Of Rsberl
shSTlook and wife. and vii b. sold 70 srisiT eEseu
ALKN. SHARP,
iy1odAda u. &. Marshal, d. y.
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FOR PRESIDENT
uLTsSES 3, GRAM.
- : % ILLIHoia.
ron VICE PRESIDENT E..
HgpRV WILSON.
hI uAaaAcHuaETTs.


Readers Of the NATIONAL REPuHuckS
who propose TO spend the summer in tho
country can have il mailed TO their address
for sIKty.slK cents per month. PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE
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PROPOSALS. ron FLOUR.
TRANSPARENCY D5E4aIsErE o. EE5 PIaTTr,
oTioE rn ooNfRAuTnRN.


No lB WIsT JEYTERsos sTEEIT.
LOUIsVIA,g, KY, Jply Il, lsA
Sealed pTopo.als, in duplicate. sill be received At
this once until u N on TUESDAY, August q, lsll,
for the improvement Of the Cumberland River, In
At luHTAm hhoAlA.
The usual conditions will be observed, The right
IL reserved 10 reject any all bda All Information
b obtained b. poIsonAl application At this Once
The drawings be Al this once, At The otoe
o. M =. r. lber, OWL EpEinosr, at Nashville, Ten
hoaaee.
Tsnnessse and At lnHrAm Shoals, and must be In.
closed 10 asAled onvooDs and Endorsed respectively,
"PrQpoaAls foF improvinE Cumberland AlVsF 10 Ten.
nessee," and Proposals. Tor Temporary improvement
q OumberlAnd River A. lnErAm ShSslh" " ard Ad'
he MAJOR Of EnGinssra.
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IRITRp sTATEs MARsnAEs SALE.

IN ylTtls Of stt o. GsH yaeial ls.qed from the
Olerks Once Of the supreme OOaIt Of the District Of
Columbia, and 70 me objected. win sell al public
1Sls ioI cash PSt e ne Court House door q sald
a. ~ O'clock m, all Henry o. VsTmilliAns right, u.
Hs claim, and in,sres, iH and % Lot No 10 saasIs
With All and singular the iuproVomeutg thereon,
sglIod end levied aP9n a. the properiy Of Heny o.
VemillAn, and vll be sold 10 hAtiaiI oHeoution No
a919 IN favor Of Robert n. johnson AEaiust ThomAl
ALEX, SHARP,
iylkd4da u, 3. Marshal ID q.
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nv LkTInIKR a. GLEARY,l
ID Auotlnuests saA Real nslAts Hfok ere,
BouthWsAt corner PsnusYlvAniA ays and kissssth d

wAhSgT FshHE ItATE N4 &SIFR
lsH PARLOR SUIT, UPHOlsTRRED IN
E fsRSRr sHfF Ss Sg II 1 fsRssH
OHINTZ, ia fIEOHBi sEVFRAL BUPERB
HFiI6E DICKS! Two ELEpAHT- HOOK.
FANS. WhLStntr T onslkE AN ESD L SIX o IA:
Eks a a. SEHMS ANP SiiSiSs, EiRg M j
sgSiks S S651TSoN W. spS Is 81, AiS WI
fgETssSSsE p 9flAMBEE SU RSEIlSfHiI Nat
EuE EXTEssIoH DtEIsG TAhiE TWO
AHAARRRL,EE Tor TAhiNTuT SSiieeEsBHo,thRps'
WALNUT DINING DHAIRs, TWO sUPERH
CHINA DINNER BEhx1Q Eat IRA AND uOE.
fEE BhRYlOEB, ELEuANr. AoSORThkhT
OUT GLAssMkRE, HYPERION PLkfKD
WARY, SUPERIOR BBUBsEIa OANPETA,
BTAlA OARPEts, OIL CLOTHS AND MAT.
1lE0S, MATER COOLER AND hrAhD, BATH
THB REEhhsIG EeAI9h COOKING IsH., s STOW
isH ULkNSILs, KITCHEN REQUISITES, 40,
On TUksDAY MORNING. July III, Is7a
m oOmmsnolnE at O'Clock, At The Tssiashos Of
W Mr.. HEM de Rollomet, charge dAhairea de
fanss, No. $50 EiEhtsenth atrsef, oOrucF X,
I'VE shall tsll The above superior collection Of
Furniture Parties Wishing superior Furniture Would
TsSms cash. LATIMER A OIFARY,
I'LL AuhtlonssfA
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Auction Sales.


4
IL virtue Of two Writs Of hed fsslas, is.ued fsnnl
the 0isfkt cree Of the suppress Oogft Of ne ".
tflol Oh columbia and 70 NE dregted. VII sfn -
public ale ~ csA, IN Eo9 - ~ ~ ss n
juiy, ISL, ~ ~ oleook M, Ill delsednpfs IiFht,
us cisiu, and iussrsst IN I'D 70 ne ls..s held Y
March d, MI, 70 taks eject Aprii lsll and con.
month"; rent Of tvsntTnVe DOLLAR, being all that
eeT,Ain dvehng hoafs and yard, Nth the alp
ahoss, situated - the uoIthSest eofnM % nnih
street sst and street. hofi ), u n Ell ~ Wash
uHton, D. o., and known ~ NE tinla o. ne mAhina
of said leaaa No. tot on street Rotth, tq{eheg
Nth the imprssements thersoa, sai1sd ard levied
upop ~ the property 81 Paul Lasy, md vii he sold
70 ssilsfy sisoaiisss No. eH ~ btosin iavoE Of
Thomas faheJ and harsafst Beyee.H -,
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ny n COZ. RnIAN, Auettaneer. -
DSoutheaat corner Of Ieath sirpst so FeAnagirans
Parties deCifninn Housakeep Or bullnles VII nnf
n 10 their kdvnntaHe 70 call on me, - Hiu paI eash
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
PRoP9sALs,, FOR IMPR9ylIsg TUE ,OHAN
UEITEp STATES EnoIHLERg oIIloE'l

PHILADEIPHIA, pa, July q, ls1a
BeAed proposals, In duplicate, made on forms Rup-
piled from this ofioe With o0py 81 this Adyortlss
ment attached 70 each will be received Al thia once
until | oiolooE. >. n, rHURBDAY, August ., i5iS,
iar removing, b dESdhuE, from the shannel ot The
DelAu river below Tfent0u, near toriNiG leland,
0O0 cubic yards more OF lsss Of sand, gravel, small
stones or loose material
}. ID. kUHTZ,
ba Lieut. Colonel Of Ensinesra