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New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
Anrtion Sales of Real gsla!c.

Aurtion Sales of Neal Gsla.r.
J. JoHNsoS IL.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
ID fSuccesor o johnson L MiIerl
No. 15 NAs-AU-sr.. con CEDAR ST. NPw-loRK
Real promptly Sold Exchanged Auction Sales Of stocks
Furniture Merchandise. 6c
TUESDAY. ApTi2,
IL oc at Exchange SaiesroOm. III Broadway
Bv orer nj of
ESTATE OF JOHN II. PUNK, deceased
MANSION % spiendd Lots finely and
trlv located on GRAND-AVK and CAMBRlDE-PLACE the CT
OF BIookn FULTOSAVE. Sale positive
terms parcels purchasers Location neieepuonabe sur
Dwellings locality command quick tenants sn
ready BUYERS capitalists invited rIane property
and attend sale. Maps ready at . Nassaust, n l.
AZ .ae time and pce Of Catherine Scuy eIeutrK Of
ESTATE OF MATHEW FARRELL DECEASED
Three II desirable LOIf situated 10 south Brook
Iyp comprising nearly h. entire block bounded BY
HAMILTON-AvE.. BUSH COURT and LORRAlNE-STs
Sale positive: terms liberal Maps at 25 Sassaust
Also at Nj me aud place by order Of -. ...
TRUSTEES OF NAVi YARD MISSION SCHOOL
Positive valuable MISSION HOUSE and large LOI on The
Greeniane Lot 49IO Building SikaU well
adapted for houses manu- actory ,o.,.
Ais same time and place vsluAb LOT Pahest A. SJ feet
south OF FIatbush-sve. ,.r...o,- D., ~ -,
For maps property apply to JOHNSON jr p Mas
n
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
N|' ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY u, 1871

Passenger Station Ee-York of Twenty syenths
Fourti-ave. Entrance Twenty syenthst
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH LINE
Fr Poston, Worcester Ftehturg Groon Juneton Los' ~
Eashns Manchester Concord Palmer bntt.boo ana nfm%
eiate points. The and sianch steamers
CITY OF BOSTON
CITY or SEw-YoRK,
" CITY OF NBwLOSDON.
sill leave New York daily (Suplay pte o'clock iron
Pt,r 20, North River. foot Of Canal and Waftssts
For NeSLondon and Norwich connecting with Express trains
for the above points via wondon Northern Norwich and "oc
ttr. and Boston Hartford. and Ene Rs roads ne -.
North River Z SHORT jr, Agent
New-York Oct H. 1863
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER
ats N. from Pier ~. y. 4, foot Of Robinson-'t
Cabin fare o BOSTON. ~ IL TO PROVIDkSCE. 81
Dscs fare 70 BOSTON. 80 IS To PROVIDENCE, ~
Freight Connect Providence Prov
sn Prov Worcester r. Rs tor awpOrsut Euz des an iosas
LALL RIVER LINE,
Il FOR BOSTON via NEWPORT
NEWPORT OLD COLONY.
Capt A. q. SIMMONS Capt b. H. SIMMONS.
Chamhers. a, For tickets and
2 59 Broavay and Twenty trst and
Broadway, and No. Coartst. BroOkgn. or a: the Pier
NJ. r. SIMONS, Managing Director
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ro r , these letter. tht marvellous al r an'
oseru. .a. asvos ally acklo edged a. t'' afpe1ic
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THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE

HI
r ptry NEWS published last has had an erraor nary
a. 'Fere '''l" ' -. ,-. .., .,.,,,,.,,.
s'fe Otc'ms '' ~ t',,,., 1'.-r
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
9TH, see,a' C.rr,1o. 'lf'"i 'IHt hAiA- '''' -' va
ps~e 1f ''' '''
SPt,lAI"h
~ 100 Y NEWS has bee bq uohcf 10 corrtspopltrce
.,,.las sl,t Oh, s-f oeeaA
PAIL MAIL GAZETTE
-.-...... t- .rur rArfy NEWS
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

AIleu-sf VI Z. Church tetresn Rrngton ana a
Rev Ws McALLEsTER Pator, viii preach a. ot 10 ~.
D "a. Sunday school, and u p. M icang Isop 49, -
Meeiug ocoek seats Strangers and others are e"sN ~
vtei
Auihou Memorial Church Forty eghths, between Ih an
serrn1Isres Rector Rev X HFBER NEWTON. Easter SnnsJ
seryire Al l0i ~ and the Easter Festival Of the SUNDAY school a.
m No evening ervce illness Of the Rotor Kew - ~
CASFKD formerly Church. Brooklyn will have ehass
of he
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F paIlY NEWS published last rear has had an 'Eaorinar'
,e 4ioa having beon already reaehec Su@""e' are ''"
- ,t.n 81 contemporaries 10 Lnsi'na apa 'i''"''i'
MORNING POST
~. .h. ,-r,.rondcuee llrns se,s " g.pl po.eres
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

COR SALE-Two fine Residences IN Bloom
feA ues frsteAss all modern Improvements lots each
szI elevated beautiful houses 1r3I H. vii additional sis
,susoa ,sc ae Apply 70 VIM LYON 0sGe % ilsAAs u j.
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BRITISH QUARrEaLT RLrIIH.
"Pro,ai, ro o he recent om1ago 80 Su sa'ben 90
-, amt l- he rilre>l1e Tie description Of the battle
.,, . D., tsc o11 oa Of artas and or awful vvdut:
~ ,tAs. r 20, sle OF Ihacyd4es narr4ate o. the plague
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ilSS MARTINEAU'S BIOGRAPHICAL

w kSTWARD by RAIL. a Journey to San
fiAneoo and Bach and ys 70 The Mormons By WIF RAE
a,a in The DaLv Newsn Second Editlon POT With Map
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To Let-A sUNDA SCHOOL ROOM Poreth-s rsesn. ssss
hou TtiFJ-sye Address {. A. D.. Boz lis, Station D.
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Rev l.. :. Weed viii preach in Oi John.'i NJ ChuTrh b.
tween EASTER SUNDAY, l0l and 4
m free. All cordially invited.
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Christ Protestant Episcopal Chareh'


Re, HrGH MILLER THOMPSON, D. D.. Recer
EARLY EASTER SERVICE and COMMUNION at ocio'h g
kkRliON by .Le Rector a. gJJ a. NJ.
ENENIsI NNnNIlI u /. m
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Of rHE DAILY EFws cr-rrspotdeoe' hS' been
=, d, conn. .. .o.,.,.. and se-e'-. e.-.e'sOa'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
The New French minister Presents HI

-. -.
THE New French Minister Presents His
Credentials
The MARQUIS de NoAlllos was yesterday Intro.
duoed 10 ths President nv IN. sesrstarX m Stat.,
-, 49, - - ~ as,-,y 80,
anu ueLNerea MS eIedehtlAis ~ minister flehi'
potontiary Of tho French republic. Tho follow.
ing Is . trAn6latlon OF The remarks which he
made on the ooaaAlon,
Mn. phIsIpI1T; I prsaent mVselF IN voBr
ETcoIlencV a Ministsf on Ffnncs- hays a
deem sense Of me honor Whioh II hHVa received
near ma of the tihitSd Statss al ImeTIet And
Il snail be nv ain, M nrove myssif moi nIIorthx
Of this mlssion. / shall, however, only have 70
pursue the bent Of ny own incllBktioa 10 order
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
COLORED SCHOOLS.

mefflnN 81 NV NNNaAeNNs
A regular meeting OF the board OF trustees OF
oolored schools was held last evening at the
Stevens school building, all the members
present The meeting was opened with prayer
y M. wormisy, 70 whom was referred the quss.
tlon Of inqulrng In relation 70 the electric clock
in tho Sumner sooyol building, reported that
Adolf Cluss, architect, Informed him that Mr.
DO motion, tho COMMITTEES was continued, with
Instructions 70 make further inquiry.
Applications we're feeeiyed from Mrs. Re.
heoca q. Harris, Eliza A. Stewart, Martha A.
Lemore, Mrs. W. II. Scott Miss Florence y.
Smith, Miss falFWeather and WIN. J. Sim
mons Tor tsaehers positions. Placed on hle.
Hobrnh Ford and Richard JohpsOn for iAnltof.
ships. Placed on he.
Also, one from Henry Brooks for fireman Of
A communication was received from Dickson
4 King AEreelug TO furnish fuel fof school pur.
poses Referred 70 Mr.. 0ray
Also, one from Arthur PGnneli, IN relation to
Also, one IRON Addison Clayton, In relation
TO painting school buildings, Referred.
A communication was received from y. APP.
books Laid over until nett regular nesting.
MT. Gray reported hyorably upon the IN
crease asked Tor BY Mr.. Williams upon the FUR.
nIture FOE hall attached TO Snuncr school buih.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson the report was
"A comma nicallon Wa reootvod IRON Mf. Ohne.
King, late trustee and treasurer, giving reasons
for the delay In sending bOoks, &C., belonging TO
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Wormley tho'matter
wa laid over, with the request that Mt. King
be invited 70 be present apd explain, for tho To-
formation Of the board, sueh matters a. might
DO deemed necessary,
NJ. Fleming, contractor iSr sumner school
building, presented his bill IN iull, bearing the
oilclal Endorsement OF Adolf Oluas, architect,
accompanied by detailed statement Of the en-.
lire cost Of the building; Original contract price,
ABO 100 y; for changes In plnn, alterations, al.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

Meeting Last NIaht-waFL for the Week.
LEAD Pipes AEaIR - Smallpox and Null
aanoes-
A meeting Of the Board OF Health was held
last night; DIR. q, q, Cox In the chair
DIR. Bliss from the sanitary committee sub.
mittod report 10 relation to the securing a
wharf In the upper section for the shipment Of
niBht-soil, and recommending the leasing Of the
SeVenteenth-streotw wharf which was adopted.
Two new cases Of smallpox Wero reported
On motion Of DIR. Bliss, one thousand add.
tionAl copies OF the regulations TO prevent the
spread OF smallpox were ordered 10 DO printed.
The report OF the superintendent Of pounds
was presented, which shows that there were
Condemned during the week ending July 10, isp
pounds OF beei, as pounds Of oombeef, ii pounds
Of mutton, ~ pounds Of veal, pounds sausage,
u pounds bacon, 2 sheep, 1 cAlfAnd 100 lunches
OF nsh. The anhnalalmpOunded during the week
were 3S cows, horses, goat, 10 geese, pigs
and 81 dOgG
A communication was received from the
Board Of Public Works indOrslng one from Ohas.
II. Mccullough, Of Philadelphia, 10 relation 10
composite pipss, be claiming that they Werp
more Injurious 10 health than lead.
The Secretary Of the board WAS directed 10
Transmit In response . copy Of the chemist on
Tho contract with Mt. Wolf for the remoykl
Of dead animals was road, and a lengthy dlsouB-
sion followed.
The report was finally approved, and the
board adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25


An eIempllhoation OF tho old AdAge, Love 10
blind, Was practically given In this city yes.
terday. About three weeks ago Agnes White,
rather ukely.lookinE white woman, about
thlrty.nTe years Of age, WAs-auested Cor VI
grancy and drunkenbess, and taken before
Judge Smell, who nned her the immense sum Of
ten dollars and In default thereof sent her 10
tho Workhouse for sixty days. AflsT she had
been confined few days one Robinson, q blind
man, who 10 known 70 all tho Visitors 10 the
Capitol Us the "StTAngur's 0uide,n called 10
sec her, and repeated his visits three or four
times, concluding them yesterday afternoon BY
Appearing armed with license, and requesting
that he aud Agnes DO united In the bonds 81
matTimony. In support Of his request be stated
that the prisoner had been mother 10 him;
that he could not get along without her, and
that he was determined to make her his wife.
That settled the question. No further obJec.
ton was raised. The Rev. ID. W. Anderson,
one Of tho commissioners, was called 10 10 ofnoi.
ate At the ceremony, and there, surrounded by
the worse types OF human misery, poverty, and
crime, vas S0lemniIed the sacred flte and the
tWaiu were united.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the little
bill, which detained the BRIDE was satisfactorily
settled and the couple departed, followed with
the best wishes, a. well AZ mlsgiVings Of thOse
who had been spectators Of the scene.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
CITY ITEMS.

WARREE's PATENT MEAT AND VEgKTABLE
CooKER.-Ths greatest Invention Of the age for
economy and good cooking Is the Invention Of
Captain y. r. Warren, Of The English navy,
whore 1t Is In general use, as we'll rs In the
United states army and navy, and by families to
great extent In tins country anu Bdrope. Let.
ters and testimonials from General NJ. u. Meiys
QuArtermAster General, and many other proml.
mont mon Of this District All interested can
see the cooker" aud obtain the same at Han.
Ilton Il Pearson, slats mAntel and chande lier
wareroOms, Y. NJ. u. A. building, corner Ninth
and ID streets. lv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany have started one daily freight tTaIh be-
tween here and baltimore, which goes up at 0
lowing morning, thus giving an opportunity 10
have freight delivered OF the way Stations, from
either end, once day, In order TO aeoommo.
date the business Of this road 10 connection with
the freight OF the Alexandra and Frodernks.
burg and tho Washington and Alexandria roads,
q larger and more oOmmOdiOus depot will 30
between Ninth aud Eleventh streets furnished
with all the iAeilltleF requisite " transact Rn
extensive business, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

An Oh eQl0red woman, named Margaret HAw,
kine, we'll known In this community, died az her
residence on Tenth street, near r, on Tuesslay
morning a. the advanced age Of about NJ
years. She IL said 10 have been born IN 1850,
Her memory was particularly retentiVS, and
dents OF th9 early history OF the Government
and stories pertaining 10 tho Old0n time She
witnessed the Inauguration Of every PFesl
dent Of tho United States from Gen. Washing.
ton 10 Gen, Grant, and leaves grand and great
grandchildren " revere her memory. 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

Of Savannah, Ca, and large number o. other
oltlEenB, were addressed on tbs 18th Instant by
Grand chancellor ID, d. Woodruff, OF Macon,
Ga, on tho principles and objects Of the Order
This address was Able and eloquent but We refer
To u here simply TO call attention 70 a tribute
Holder Hines, . Knight OF PythiSs, who diSd
nobly Tor bis friend In the disastrous SpotaVOod
hotel oonhagTation, 10 Riohmond, Va Mr..
WOodTun made an extended and touching 70
city, =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTUES 90 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THH Ninth district Republicans meet tO.mOr.
row night " Eleventh and X streets
AT ioii y street there arc sir small rooms 10
renL
BRVAH Bios. advertise the receiving Of a
ohpioo lot Of teas, oofiees, &c.
A rowe NAN is wanted In the drug store, No.
iiot Fourteenth street,
n. n. GRAHAM has a large stock Of carriages
on hand, which he offers for sale on reasonable
terms.
THu Tenth District Republican Club meets
tonight At German han.
TuE Nineteenth district Republicans will meet
At wall's hall, tomorrow night
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
I PiiEp 70 TSg navy YYIIRpsS IUs1kR
THE ono VIZ NNOE or fHE BUREAU UF
EQUIPMENT AND REDRUITI va.

BUREAU OF FoUiPMEET AN HEoAuITIHG,
ss.Od proposals 70 iuTSi.6 MstSrisis icr ths Navy
iEI "a hst . snSs gPG: "a. WI 70
9Th Jpg rSst' Z. Whish Tins Die PROPOSAL Silt be
Tbs proposals. must bs Addrs.srd n the ','hIsf Of
the Bureau q Equipment and Rssrul,inG. New De
, ,. ~ r. snd mus. ?, ,SdS I'D PIE
di,r,inEushsd from ordinary bg.lSsss letters. =.
~ 3D. Parfiss Siidiag gor saspss al s.s raj wa.
EW aeiass ~ n bds u ssparais ,Rrslopss, sasA IN.
dol,.d Sih The Ha@s u ne yaTdJOr EhisA ia Did +"
Pointed sohsdgss for sool ellss.s As parts. ds,I Ia
Sgd Of ssTdos1s q isniors With pIiStsd forms q
ia, on "ppsaIon q he oomnsSS IL 81 &. y,
sPsetys HAyL Ysrds and those Of ali the yards Sp'
T6s Cq%nSndsni q ,aoh Navy Y.,d, and the Pur;
s Sedas ~ 9s s s.s SsEs ur hsIs SS
10 SSd NJ. RsL 1; yhS H.'SS e Re nay iy
anJ q The Glasses 81 thoss JAFds'
fhs proposals must Be fqr he uhols Of eGS', but
sls.s should The ntsTSsi q tGS 6oSsTSSsnt TsqairS
bSfG- the sEOoaton Of ths oonirSet All ApplioA:
:S@sl.s must 3 mao: @ @ he GoSnsnd1H q the
respective yards. b.,
o. SSS ron Ss: Z: SS ar. SoSs da
.ga.iIs,, ~ a. sLtiss. AZ Ss', g Isrgl,h
o. lntOrnIl RSVSnuO for the district in which they
ThS contract will be awarded 10 the person who
males the l0yrst BID and gives the HuATnso required
S q I.ss ~ oS.at b o. sSy sssS NAE nae
dosm aIorbitEnt
.p S: Z: &C. :S' s.S ;'I spSs &c
e,iSsiaI .ulsiy Va. HO PEI AI oori'nef for ls1l,
sdFstiss II lis iail siaount y BE- required 70 sign
az sS99 % ~ sHa asS Eas1 %Ss ss s'
A. additional security, twsaly per oentnm will DO
ss,S tT@ ~ soaSs Il "a Si' s5t lss coo.
tum Of the amount Of each b approved IN tripllo4ts
IN ~ ISs ~ ~ ,,stisn ~ ne
sSStrsst o., 4 Soss Z spssisd 81 10 psS@Sstsf q
The station nearest the IaEd vhsrs The goods are de
mai SiI. 5sSu 'S SsSS 3 hs .sisss q S ii%!
T6s slAs.ss Of this Bureau Ars numbered and ds'E
so,b blaH o1Ryss. AZ,
No Cotton Hammock, BaG aud Dot stun.
Ne 4 iIo An, sPd steel
nO. u OhAl1 Iron,
No. 3, HaTdVAre. Hs-.
No, 2, oeokinE Utouslls. .a"
. ". Il. ia ind zlns.
NJ. NJ, leather,
sS 4 S SSsR sGs 10 si 1op:.
10 U.s. hTuale1. .
NJ. ", shlp oh4pdlsEE
No. y. IN and Tai OIL
q q 81 dosSs
No 81, Sand.
No. .. Paints add otla
'al''d At he I''O'SIIIYit RffYkiFEd'
No. HH"e. "A IliiSlRslisstBkR
Nos a S%SS hBbIRsIy shS' TO- ~ "a
Nos I. ass, .. n. 10, u, 10, II, 10, 10, u, "a.
Noe aIS ?, Il i, Is II " il, ~. @.Ga,
Nos a g. u, H. u, 70. %, .. 2.
WARRINGTON,
ES+AEHSH H. i&IH ~ w. 10 -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

P0LICA COURT-Jddee SneR.-Cieorge ParRei
forfeited oOllatotal f0r Violation Of cart law
James DOnphO, drunk, fined ~; George ". Cot
eoTan, failure TO have a humber, on his cert, ~
Prince TTIplett, violating Of law RECURRING
drivers Of wagons and carts 10 keep on right hand
side Of way, v; VIM. Virgins Dabnsy johnson
and George Slmms, violation Of cart law, q
eachj Sllas Smith, driving wagon On foot pave
bolsterous, " eaohS Michael Rynn, violating
cart law, FSi John Nelson, drunk and pFotane,
~; Isaac Barker, same offence IN ueorgetORn,
same offence, v; Charles Lee, throwing stones,
$40; Robert SimmI, disturbing the congregation
OF Mount Zion church, tlO; Maria Thompson,
assault on Jane COmptOn, odntinued; James
GLEASON, assault on his wiie so; james Bur.
Tell, stealing, discharged; CHARLES Burke, steal
log, Judgment suspended.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

A meeting Of the Fifteenth District RepublI.
CAP club was held last night, Martin Oronih In
the chair.
A Communication was received from W. II.
smith, Iesigning the presidency OF the club and
his position on the general committed,
Inc designations Woro accepted, aud A. X.
browne elected as president and John W. Free
man as member Of the general committee.
A motion was made By q. q. BFiscos TepudI.
atlng the action Of the general committee In
Calling a primary election, which wal voted
down, and the meotInK adionTned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

A meeting OF the Republicans Of the Third
district was held last night In MARKET hall and
elected the following oiiioerp' President, l., NJ.
rclary, p. 4. Joakloy, assistant secretary, II.
o. Addison; tfea surer, Geo. NJ. BealL
A revolution indorslng the oourse Of Hon. N.
r. Chapman, and recommending NE renoninA-
uqn was Introduced BY Mr. Bronough and
adopted.
On motion, Messra. p Z. Coakiey, u p.
Houghton, Y. Herberi, 3. q. COLLINS and " y.
Addition uero unaniuiously elected ~ deleHates
10 tho nominating convention,
A resolution lndorsinE W. n, Collins for dale.
gate was adoptsdi amer which tho meeting ad
louued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

The sale Of the Heating estate will DO oontIn.
ued this evening, whom the mansion and the
most desirable lots will no sold. large and
appIooiAtiye audience was In attendance, and
the lots sold Will average about i've cents peF
loot, the majority Of the lots fronting Lincoln
avenue bringing about ten cents per loot. ON.
nibuses will leave the corner Of Seventh street
and New York avenue for tho convenience Of
parties Wishing 10 attend the sale,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

The British Minister has gone to Nswbury.
port on : brief visit to his family. Count Dc
Noaillss the new French Minister, Is At the
Arlington. Secretary Fish len for New York
last evening. Commissioner Douglass expects
10 isaye for the North to-day. Chief Justice
Chase'H health has suffered much from a roc ent
attack Of chllls at NHrraEansett Pier, where hs
IL pas5iDg the summer with his eldest daugh teT
and her husband,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

fh6 ddtpoatss Of Greeley and brown 10 The
flnbtuth district mot a. Wits halt DIR, SnOd.
Ffass VS. chosen temporary chairman, and J.
=, Halleek temporary secretary,
The theetng then organized disttiel clint and
elected the (Oilouing ohhcers: Jesse d. Wilson,
pTealdsnt; Dir. Snodgrals, vice presidents J. y.
John II. Johnson, Geo. Holmes, =. Foley, T. y.
Adams and !. n. Hhlleek, executive oOmunltteo.
Messrs. X. NJ. A. fehWlok, John II. Crane
Central elub, and the meeting adioufusd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
We GREELEY MEN.
STILL ORGANIZING.
RIcc,Iou Of DrIeE-ss to ttr UrHirni Drsss-
sruilo UstsHfitts-.-No Nfo's 80 zee for
the Heu-e 81 Delegates


ThseltlIens Of the ssyputh district who fator
the election q Greeley and Blown held meet.
ing at tho corner Of Fourteenth aud Samson
streets last evening, q. y. ToWles 10 the chair,
and s. r. slater secretary
The following gentlemen were elected dele
gates to the central club Meears. \, ". slater,
~ u TnMlna md VIM II Hlnaa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
the REPUBLICANS.
MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.

Iien. y. ?, Chipnan Uauni%Oasiy Indsrssa
-sBcsch 'ard ne,iauaIis. or 5sss %.
n oshs-Hsn John v msSra' shdiw. u.
Csliiss n ccsmussudsd Tor Rrusuls-tlsu
TIE ertmsus h The TwsIOh- BIlchusi
DHa, Thelr Candidate. &C.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25

Ths president OF the Twenty nTSt diatrict Re.
committee for the coming campaign III mVof Of
Grant and Wilson: Messrs. O, A. Lamroe, r.
n. Butler, Lawrence q. Fletcher, samuel
BuTsley and Jos. johnson,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
Furnishing Goods


PRoPOsAIs FOR FUKL
OFIIoE o. PUBLIC BUILDINGS AnD 0RouHDaJ
Ooh PhuL AVE AND TWEHTIImAT ST, :
WAsnnoToH, ID. o., july 10, lsTa }
Sealed proposals. viii be rooalVed by The III
until u , on the 18Th Of August io7 to fuFnlah this
be doyonod In such quantities and Al such places ~
desired.
lnfoEmAtlon a. TO quAntIty, 4o., Ae., can be oh
tAined on application ~ this once.
The HHht TO reject ali bids OF 10 accent gnH
BID reserved and each bidder Il 10 deposlt
9Th The Treasurer Of the Unltsd states the Inm 81
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-25
FALSEHOODS REFUTED,
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIOE.
CONGRESSMAN Beck'S Statement
DlSPrOVed.
OmcIaIBhOwInG Of the Treas-
airy Department.

the United States marshal OF North Carolina
foreisotion purposes II fully explains all the
business transactions which United States Mar.
shal Carrcw had with the Department, and e1.
poses tho faislty OF uOusrsssmsn BesRs state.
run.suur DsrAnruusrJ
FrSur oosPrHol.LsA'ay EgleH,
this ones S Of he isssSP q W. A. 0rcsr ssp
dated tho i3th Instant with the request that an
examlnatloa be made o. certain statements
S9n,alssd IN a letter sddses,ed y Hon jas p.
nan, q North Oarollha, and dated Al Washing.
EsIs,ISE 70 no gSsdlsg Slse.logs r. tss.
ofthe Administration, DIR. Beck says ALREADY
large sums Of mOaey have beon Thined for cor
Inps pnrpose.. knew The teo-ealledl Depart
means Of oQrfuptlon rhernlorp i went 70 the
Treasury .his inotning to 20 what vas being
done, and iound thai one >. II, Carrou, marshal
%iS s' ts s e, y.s, I CO. $500 5000
$4,000 Of il within me last Few weeks. oi
The following statement shows the facts as
they appear upon the books In ths oillces Of the
Secretary, the ComptrolleI and the Register Of
erred ia stating the amount advanced 10 Mr..
we're NADIA Dufins the asoAi year which ended
thrvc sums, Gmouptlns IN tho sSgrogats TO
tll, bg7, on account u the expenses Of courts
during the previous year, and for thls sun he
Soa s Win tEs BSsns q Inc ls Ia poG
current nacal year. .
During The last hsosi yOar-,hs year TO which
year, advasees were made % NJ. Carrow
amounting 70 eioi ,tzl BY warrant dated July 8,
lsIA Tor ne same yea, the sum q to,o 90
VaneaaI those prlof 10 January 4 lRi2 amou ntad