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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

New Jersey will hold her Democratic State
convention to-day to elect delegates to Baltl-
more. The course Of the convention is q
matter of doubt so far as indorslng the Gin
clnnati nominations Is concerned The Dem
ocratlc party Is said to be equally divided on
the subject; but the probabilities are that Il
will follow the nOn-colnmital policy Of New
York, Pennsylvania and other States, when
the telegraph will bring Us the stereotyped
phrase, THE feeling was strongly In favor
Of Greeley" The leaders OF the party
In the State seem IN be considerably split
up on the subject. Governor Randolph,
Congressman Bird, Judge Naar, OF Trenton,
commonly called "the war horse" Of the Jer-
sey Democracy, are all bitterly opposed to Mr..
Greeley and In favor Of straight nOmlna-
tiOn.
Liberal Republlcanlsm seems to have made
very little heAdway among the Jersey 'tue
blues" The Democratic papers are all on the
fence waiting for something to turn up, while
the principal politicians are somewhat In the
same condition. New Jersey Is an honest
straightforward little State, down on shams
and, like It's sister, Delaware, strongly preiu'
diced In favor Of Andrew jackson. Hel
people do not believe In new-depaTtnre hum
bugs, and II Mr.. Greeley shonld be nominated
at Baltimore Il will take good deal OF talk
Ing To convince the old.line Democrats tina
they Ought 10 vote for him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

After repeated PostPouement the grand
ratification meeting OF Grant and Wilson,
the nominees OF the Philadelphia conyen-
tlou takes place this evening In front Of the
City Hall, aud will certainly prove one of the
largest ever given in this District. Aside
from the iealty 70 party ever eyinced by our
people, the fact that President Grant has
shown so lively an interest In their behalf
will guarantee u full attendance of all who
feel the least interest In the welfare OF our
citizens, aud this OF itself viii throng the
space allotted for the demonstration.
Lot the turnout show that every resident
within our limits Ia ln favor OF the election
Of President Grant and his colleague, aud by
his presence and voice refute the ISLANDERS Of
the soreheads who aver To the contrary.
This grand Outburst Of popular opinion will
speak for ltself.
The arrangements Tor the grand meeting
are now perfected, as will be seen by our ad-
yertlalng columns this morning. Bands Of
music will escort the voters from the several
sections of the city, and thus an opportunity
viii be given all who desire II 10 take part In
The preliminary procession. Let every man
turn out. Let the women aud children come
out and testify the deep'seated Interest felt
In thL event BY the entire community,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

-
PJLiTIOIL NOTES.
THu strongest objection the Democracy now
have 10 General Grant ls his execution 10 the
letter Of the measures and policies advocated and
sustained by Mr. ureeley.
Ex.PREsipHNr JoHNsoS having announced
himself Tor Congressman for the State at large,
in Tennessee, tho old Bourbons have raised the
war cry VI Anything to beat Johnson
SUMNER ought to be happy. Pat Donan, OF
The I,ex,nston CaueaIfaa. pronounces his speech
a masterplece. and liz anthor a statesman. Tho
measure Of the MaasAehusetts Senator's fame
may be considered full.
Ac.,xvu, s.lIm.ts oi ths r.IatIve stronV,h
oi ths DsmocratIc and RepubIIcan parties in
nlInoI, ba.ed an the vote az isss and isTo. giyes
,ho n p.nnhI,o,n. nIno,aon msio,I,v In ths san.
ats and twenty.tbroo majority in the House, or
fOrtyIWO on Joint ballet
In rHu Scandinavian districts Of Michigan,
Indiana, Iowa, wisconsin. Minnesota, Kansas,
Nebraska, Arkansas, West Tennessee and Lou.
isiana there IL general a unanluity for Grant and
WIlson. In I,ouIslana there are over three tbon.
s.pd yo,.rs of that nation naIity, nine teuths Of
whom are Republicans.
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rhE bo''on 'oa'.a, w Posapio '1,'
sone OF our uteeloy l''enl', W 'he nta
,h.w .,mni.,. NAV an Of M.sI.ehn.a,t, a, a
,a,,,S,I 80, ~. no-nvo, .,,nD,. ,n.I a,
III, .nh.,. n,,.I,v I..I ths RanublInan cnIumn
Of ,,. ITnIo, "a ,a.,,Ina ,ho ,tI,,u,nh ,f ,,,.nt
81 u,u.,n ,,
THAT was goou spec'neh ol ute"iey "'0Aeiy
that was witnessed In the Kentucky Democrats
convention. Uuable to get through resolution
indorslng the CinclnnAil nomination, the willy
managers succeeded 10 obtaining declaration
that the Baltimore delegation should vote as a
unit. They claim thls to bS an Endorsement of
Greeley. because they say msiorlty Of the del.
egation has been fixed up for him. Thus the
game goes son--CneiHHafi Gaseiie.
The pi!.;surs osss,,e answer. the Question,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

In EIs ZEAL TO enforce his Impeachment Of the
President, Mr., Sumner In a degree miaIee0l-
leoted his Nlrgil. II vas not the fact Of the
drssks making \ gln 10 the TroiAnA that
aroused the suspicion and remOnstrance " Lao
selves He did not say, as Mr., sumner seems
10 have remembered II, TimsO DaRaOI dOHa
JsTeHIsI"-I fear the Greeks bringing gifts
but Fimro DdnaoS n d0Ra JsreHisS'-I fear
tho Greeks although they bring gifis There Ia
as much virtue In that little eOhIuntlOn "d " as
TOuohstone says thore T. In "lL"-NeI0 York
IadsPsHdsnf.
Tbs IaiiePsndsRi Is undoubtedly correct as
to Mr.. Summers mlsquotation; but, In our
opinion, II does not give the full force OF the
"c" In the text when 1t translates II " al
though" Does not the IadspeHtLeHt think
that even Is the better word 30 fear
the Greeks eoea when they bring US gifls2"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

An UNFORTUNATE FAMILY OF the name OF
Craven resides In Troy, New York. About
two weeks ago three members OF II, a brother
and two sisters, all became insane about the
same time. The story was strange and sad,
and lts continuation Ia more strange and sad.
Another member Of the family, residing at
Malone, Franklin county, manifested symp-
toms OF Insanity al the same hour the same
HymptoInA were exhibited by the three mem
bers residing In Troy The Malone brother
soon became rAylng maniac, and was con.
dned Ia his dwelling, lie has several times
attempted suicide. All four OF these uniOrtu-
nate persons are still Insane.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

The Richmond Eaquirsr says; 1--WE Rd'
mlre the heroIsm OF Lee while we can find
little 10 praise in the geueralshlP Of Grant
Lsonidas has been our historic hero, and
Xorxes, whether he had three hundred thou
sand or four million, never could rise In our
estimation to the height OF any possible
standard OF greatness" Would not XerIes
feel cheap II he could only come back and
read the Richmond EaqHirer's opinion Of
hlm7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

The Cincinnati Statesmen are never tired
Of boastlng that they for the first time de-
clared that questions Of taxation should be
left exclusively to the representatives of the
people, sc. Wonder II these gentlemen ever
read the following paragraph In that docu-
meut for which they profess To feel so much
love and yeneration, the Constitution Of the
United States2
"The Congress shall have power 10 levy and
collect taxes, duties, imports, excises," sc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
BY X ioSs!! SsE,iS Sd S., s.i.IsS Es'.. .;sI 'E'r
between q aud "a.
TEsfESgEi s n yA!SSkE nHEERSyfS

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLK NARROWED
AND UNIhPRONED PROPERTY LYING IN
URiuNfoWN, wAsliIaaToR COUNTY, d. o.
BY virtue of deed " trust ie msi EiSsn by Jno. W.
corded in llbsr No, Gs, fol1 txa, one OF the land
records for the county Of Washington, and by the
puLlio Auetlon, % the premises, 10 the highest bid.
asr, on snIDAY' Julyb, isl9, AZ p o'olost =. M
trust, togother With tho improvements thereon.
This tract OF land embraces ntne and quarter
more or less And II l. beautifully IooAted sn the
helshis Pf Unl0atoSn, aud oVoTiooks the ehtire ps
triot and surrounding parts OF Maryland and Wiz
EnlA. II Is Improved By elegant brick and frame
readnngo, and the grOunda aot with ohoiee ruit
and ahada trees. The tlte y perfect The metaa aud
b1andH Of the property will he given on the day Of
sale BY tbs tTuats previous 70 that date on AppeA
u0n 10 tile AuullouoeT.
Terms OF sale Que fourth cash, and the balance IN
sE, tsoye, slghteon and twenty four poniha soouPd
by decd o. trust the property e1oO down on the
day ot tho sale. u tue terms ATo not complied With
WI kln tan days alter SALE the trustee reserves III
right TO Taaa At the Iltk and cost ot the dsianlnH
purchaser. DANlnh n hArOn, trustee
BRAlHARD II. WARMER, Auot.
i62l-o01da latarl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
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SEEss ss9ss..I Iaqs .Il... P:.t .sS .,.

TRUsTEKH RALk or TwO.sTORY AND BASE.
MINT BHlUk HOUSE, ON TnE kAsT SIDE
RTREnfS -
NJ virtue of deed o. trust 10 Joshua whitasJ aud
myself dated October l. i97O aud At the ToansSt of
the party asenred will soil Al public auction the
hls nslt bidder, on the premises, on TUESDAY, JAY
kaJ'a aibdiy lou Of thsNsei halt o. sqaGrs 80. a.
tha aus II AID down upon the records Of the Sur
ysyor Of AAid oiy, t0Eethar with tina improvements
ihlrgnny elasiau OF neat twP story Ana hAaansnt
hIleh li1uaa with brown TRAININGS,
TsunAl One third oaah bA Anos In o. u, u and u
months with peF cont Interest, aaanIod By daed ni
trust On tho property boveuty i've dollars dosn At
the tins Of sale. u tho terms Of sale arc not
piled with 10 days tho properly 10 DO rehold Al
p BHAlNAHD II. WAGNER, Surviving Trustees.
Islt S0dAdH uRkEh A WILLIAMS, AuotA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

" CARRIAGES I-f
1 have on hand ! large li0ok u Fine OArTiAFas
and slE,ssat kIt9nsion 1op fhAst0ns, four ~
and Noiop Poasg PhAsioas, Jaeger Wagons, DER.
InaatOsn hds bpFlnE hnsElsa, Dgotou' Passions,
single hOakAHAYs, 40. All OF shloh will soil Al the
lowest cash prices or Anpfossd paper.
Repairing dons In the as.tgst manner,
JOHN N. YOUNG, IA,
is22F 313 hlEth sL and LoulslAnA ave,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
nv D. q. wARNgR, Real sstaIs u oispr
bstgean u aud "a.

TRUSTEES sALE or A DFRIRABLg TWO
hTDhN BRluk DwELl.lNO, No 9OS SEV.
ENTu SrHErr, BErMERH h AND u
STRkErs SUUrllEAAT
h., ,lrtas % deed Of trust 70 me, dated ssgtogn.
baf 1D, lsi and duly recorded 10 Lihsr No 6ie To-
Ito al, one of tho land IooOrs Of Washington, u o.
viii sell ~ pablo auction, IN front Of tho premises
10 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,, Jnly o. ls7l al
n O'Clock y, ~, Lots siEtssn and Seventeen, In
pronts subdlvlson Of SquArs numbered nins hue.
nns hundred and eight fest tbrea inohes south
from the polut Intersection Of seventh areot sast
70 an An"y the CO east QUE hundced aud uinstssu
feet To an alley ten feet two inahss Widat Themes
tue divdinz line Of lots fifteen and sHssn one hun
dred aud nineteen ieet 10 the place OF bsEninR
Eelhsr With the Improvements thereon.
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
STAMPS and eJnyeyAneiug At the coat Of the pur.
chaser.
$50 dIwn whom the property Is struck OF In case
The terms are not nplied " IN vlthin seven dAYa
and cost OF the dsfAu ltlnE purchaser.
,.,a,o,,, rs,,,, IA N % II sAIoE, Tc-slse,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
RY ~ CQLRlIASa aAaeileaeeE,

Parties dsollnInE HouSsks or business Wi md
Il 70 their advantage % eAl % me, viii pay eash
gsa,5ss apSEsii95R % %sIls' sVsEJ rUksDAY Iaulls-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

nv LATImRR a CLRAuY,
ID Apothsnesra and teal katAis Bruksrs.
Southvsst corner penasg,v.nlA ave and klsvsnth o.
rRusrEEs sasE az SoSIS5I og XsEYAEEE atI PRoPsRrr

TRUsTRk's sALR or VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL HILL.
r BI virtue Of IN. several dserso. p...sd By the
MSupreme O0uTt o. the District Of Columbia In :
Gauss In that court dspoadlng belWsen William n
hununstoo, trustee. and hobsrt r. wAlker. JAinss
Urutehatt and Othera, bsieu cause No l0n, fquity
De Pc y ne usdss',Easd, ttus,.e. sppelnied IN the
w Ill .t saettau "a ,ss sshs.i sIads % ~
premi.sa on rnuRsDaY, the 9fth dai q June
neht ~ oeiock In ths nftarnoou, thoas pArcals ol
Eroand, known a. OTIS aaB Gnd g. ia square ls6,
With the improvements thereon.
THIS property Il situated on Capitol u At tho cor.
ner 0f kaat Oapiol Aad .raota and Il inproyed b.
: handsone OyttAFs bullding and tnbataniiAl out.
propefy And. a. u near 70 the prupossd extension
Of The Capitol Gtouada IL value uln undoubtedly 10
oreAae Withiu feN yoAra
The terns Of sale prescribed hy the dsoreos, are
s il M ,sIs. Asa 90. a. PufSh,iSr %
days, the lraiea reserves the gight % re.sli
msal-soAds LArihKR a OLRhRf. Auots,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

made against the Administration.
" ANY EVIDENCE were needed TO prove
that Mr.. Greeley is mainly supported in the
South oaly by the portion Of It's population
that has hitherto worn the rebel gray that
evidence il To be found In the columns OF
Mr.. Greeley's own organ. ln letter from
the South, written by q correspondent for
whose Intelligence and character II edltOrially
Vouches, we find the following sentences:
81 met on the steamer South CarolinIan,
who said he editod paper In tho up country
and praotlcsd law. He said that everybody was
for breeley Ia South CArollnA, oxnapt the
negroes With thslr few native white allies
and the carpetbAKgors.'
Now we should like this correspondent 10
tell us who compose the everybody in South
Carolina" when the above classes are ex
cspled 10 II be not tho men who fred on the
Star Of the West and turned their guns on
the Sumter flag. Every rebel In South Caro-.
lima, as well as In the other States, goes for
Greeley, because they know that his restOra-
ton means their own restoration to power.
The oolored people OF South Carolina are
opposed to Mr.. Greeley because they feel that
the day Of Greeley's inauguration would be
the darkest day that has dawned on them
since 1851 II he should be elected. But hear
this from the Tribune correspondent:
Among our paasengera was an ex'COnfedsr.
ate general from Mississippi, a tall, sOldleTly.
looking man, phO hiH pOrf ms rebel gray. H0
said, 10 fact the more We think Of the uominA-
tiOn Of Horace Greeley the bstteT We like IT,"
We have no doubt In the world that they
do. To beat Grant Ia the great ain and OBJ
ject OF every rebel and rebel sympathlzer 10
the south, because 10 beating him the lost
cause trIuInphs over the Union sentiment OF
loyalty and devotion to the Constitution that
conquered In the war. One more extract
from this Tribune man and we have done:
"A much more enthusiastic Greeley suppor.
ter than this Mississippi general was a Mary
lana stat oficef whom I met. lie had been q
good rebel during ne oar"
Was not Gen. Butter right when In Boston,
on last Saturday night, he said "the campaign
upon which we are entering Ia only a con-
tlnuatlon Of the campaign that was begun In
April l96li"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

ATENO0RAPHHRA AND LAW REPORTERS.
onioss.. Ne 10 y slIes,, bstussn Ei!st rod Ne.
street, bstassn rhiroonth And fOuTtSsuth, SOaih.
srn OlAlma Oomnllsl9a BaildluH. Shorthand Re.
ports furniahed OF leatnony aud Other prssadnFa
0ourt Dsppaltions 10 uhAhesH, ATEnnoats 10 Pslant
Oaaaa, As mhBly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Auction Sales.
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BYIIP ~; wAisIs Hsal R-,aio. HroheI
70 aax 4 ''''' '''''''
TsgIsggrs, SALE ,9E, An. ELEGANT FOUR.
Mlf rsfsl Nh INK ShsssiapESYiIE IN TiI
E2fNHfnRf Asb sIpF FrsFH 2E i EsrsERsFEsT sERsEsT BETwkkS
sqd Su ScsrSd ssg ui iibss & Sa ss,'s sa jan:
UougSis and B. drs.san e he Sss PS.,sS. o.
Ss,ss ~ .s !, q PVSlkli pss1sssISHp y
AE "a S ,ss as.g on K. S,y
stss sSG sossds ,s Jo%%susus Tor iso 'oSsas % as
street =. ~ .9n,hv.st corner oi aid lo,, .ud
south 10 iss snd hssos west u isst p psss q bs
ehnine sith 10 ergyyneu,; ihereoa, sJhlset 70 est
day o. sale, and which oaa be purchased Tor nomL
Ssn.s M ss .rrW ' y y
sHels % NE ei1 either tar ReaLlemse's residence
the roouns spacious and ali is Appointments elegant
Al modern o?nysniences.
siThisen and twenty foaT months wlth tan per cent
interest secured by deed Of trust the property
~ sSsn yhsG oI. ,Is ~ n. oa ss%g'
terms e b oomplied Nth in .eysn days after the
o. he dsisuitiSs p1rehssst.' ''' ''''
900, PETIss n EhEsE 4 EASoS Sa,,S,. T,s:.:.
IEaE ABqvEs sIEI Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY Jane n i.s EESpS SpS' "a G5,..ss g1sss
.u.. Ri WARMER. AnelioSssT.
ts-THR ABOVE sGLF Is POSTPONED Ur.
I'll SATURDAY. juno ~, ~, , .sms houI and
isiioOad. b Il wsREkt, Act.
III TnR ABoyR sALK II POSTPONED until
MnnnohiY. J9l1 !, SO At o'elOeh p m- when II
- DANIEL I. EATON, Trustes.
.,...... . H. II. WARNER, AnoL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
a. y. PRATT, Manager.
OPEN PROM JUSE / TO OCTOBER I, 1875.
A ADRLIGHTRULs sUMMRu RRsOaT ROR
FAMILIES.
Terms per month, $50.
Terms per month, $50.


TRAVELLING FAOILITIRsI
Lave Washington bT Orange, Alexandria and hA'
railroad from Maryland avenue depot, At ilb
a m dine At strAaburE depot reach winehsatsr At
p m. thence By ooaoh TO the Springs In hreo houts
over hns road, through bsAHtiful scenery, Tickets
10 the springs and Feturn, good N October So,
Or leave BAlthnors depot At 6:lS IN. dnS At HAr.
pors Ferry, arriving Al Winchester aud the RpruEs
a. above fare to winohaatsr. s5i stage fare 10
springs. M9-sAms 70 return. myalu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

THn New York sun has found another
reason why Horace Greeley should be elected
President, and as it Is OF some interest to
Washingtonlans, we give II the benefit of our
circulation. IT'S this; There was mod
crate [thls Is the way the San puts IL rain
fall In Washington on last Sunday week,
which resulted In oyernowlng a large portion
Of the city aud doing great damage TO prop
ertY. There Il no hope for Washington
while Grant remains IN office" This Ia the
strongest argument that the SHn has yet
made against the Administration.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
RY y. ~. LHARsgg-, Real K.,aie Brehes
ID snd AnetiOn'ss. 71a SsVsnth street. between q
Byv,BB q; ,WARSE,i, Ss,s Real E.,s,e grehsr
between u and II stresta

TRgSLgEs sAI,g, ORA Lwo;sToRY ERAMF
DWHLlINn, SITUATE ON THE SOUTHWEST
UORNkR on PlsUATAwAY ROAD AND MON.
ROB STREET, IN UNioNT0WH, d. o.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust 10 me, daiad No.
al yembet u. ls7O, and day recorded n Llbsr tSi.
1aA folio iIi, of the land records OF wAahinatof
county. d. u II will Ae at public Auotlou In front %
the pteNisss, 10 the highest bidder. on MONDAY,
Jny =, lIa, At uiIO O'Clock, p. m tho following.
dssorb.d real estate. lying 10 Uuiontosu ID. o.. aud
bouuded and dsscribsd follows! naslnnlnE for ths
same at tho southwest formed ~ the ntsrssc.
tono the Piso.lAwAy road OF ,ntos tiresi with the
oad eAdnE TO the ho1th end Of the NAVY Yard bridge
tat which poiut there u iron bar driven deep into
hs EroundJ , running thence along the vest aide Of
said bridge road north y degrees seat ~ feet thence
At rsht an Ssa With 81 dsgrssa wet iO isei thSncs
At right angles south ~ degrees eaat ~ foat thence
ton - degrees east l0h est, more lass, 10 the
aaid pispataway road, and thenos with said Pi-catA.
wsy road north % deHnes east 80 sst 10 the place Of
baginulnk.
fefms will bs mhs tnown on thu day Of sale.
STAMPS aud conyeJAnelnE the cost Of the pnruh saf
tltu d0Sn uhnn the property Is struck on In case
the tims Of sale not complied with IN DAYS altar
sale the property ul be rosid the Tak aud cost Of
u. I. EATON, Tru,tsa
/ ioia sod4Is tstArl Il. ii. WANNA, Auet.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Lost and Found.

I osr ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, TnR asa
II Instant, PtAln Dold Ring with tbs words
Georss 70 heeeA o. Eraysd on ne inslde Ihs ~
lsi At The oss q the asu STATE psDAHnsgt, corner
Of heVentsenlh aud n streets. nafLh Ssst Bupoosed
u have hSsn lost on seventh strt ot, 6stWosa snd
N stFsstl northwest. tStArl ia9llts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Reporters.

,JAs o. uLEPaAsK, E,A. gaAltFA,
dharf of b. b., Fran porfsrs Of Ohicago
tasT ~ GAaHcsTB, U. 81 OsseTts.
Odm'T. sT-oG, d5mr Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Auction Sales.
II.y4ERovEI

RY y. a. WARMER, Real R.tn,c BreLsS
~ and Auctionasr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
BSS sSssfs 1851 s.,.A. 4 AM..F LA F::.s 20 :;.:.:
TllRKKAr0RY nRIOK DwkLIIN0 ON ri V
ss s,pk ksS 81 EMElsEh Hhas1l n,Th sEShhs, . sE'

TRUHrEHN NALf ~ VERY DESInAbLE
fliHkkhfOkY nRlOk DWkLI.Ih9 ON TIIk
Tws ~ spk kES 81 MEfh kas1s s,sfh ssEsfhhs ss rs
By yistes Of . deed Of tru.t 10 Joshua whi,aSy.
dAtsd Nosember - isss. and duly rsoordyd In IIber
No ela, iolie t5l oas q the Isnd hssord. Of Wash
Of the suprshe Oedd q the Di.lriet o. Oolumbia,
passed the sth day VI june, ls9. IN the Of
ualt va Ohastsad Of al, No afn. kqnity docket u,
aubnti utiuG the underuEued tu>eos 10 place Of tho
sald Js-haA whi'nsy. deceased, and hy this uIiltsa
Auoton In front of the prs 10 N. highest bid
der. on bAIURDAY, JalI y, is73. ~ 5lIO o'slook
hyon-' suedvi loo % lots hitsen tkl aad slItsen tD
In sqnAFe two hundred and slkhty.0ns (Al.) begin.
ming Tor hs same lai foot 10 laShss iEom the noath
east Of said sqaarO and ruhalpg theuee north
with ths line Of Twelfth street West u feet inches
thence west l5S feat ~ inches thsnos south with
the line Of Ailey y isst inehsa thenoa east ibS
foet Inches to the pl4os OF beginning, toevthsI
With tue lnpto'emsn1s thereon, bling In the eig Of
TsTms oi saio: ons foarih cash hAl.nos In g. Il
Is and u months. viih interest secured ~ deed Of
tTBsL stNnNs and s0avsyaaoinE AZ the cost Of the
pnropassr-4m down uhea the property Y slFuok
a. Tue trustees Ieaarve the right 70 rsssl the prop
ery AT the riat and oost Of the doiaaas plrehasSr
~ cas-. the terms are not oomVisd win within i've
'N'' BRIIsARD u. wARnKR,l r..,.
ANDREW u, DUVAII. i'ua'o~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Boarding.

N KsIRABLK FRONE kOoMs, ON SECOND
~ and third soru uih HAT elias tab . board, may
be obtained At reasonable rates, At b11 Rlsventh
street, near street n1rthsest. TiAnslsut bl,rd ~
the day or week. j-2ilr
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.ye.- THE hBovE. SALE Is PosTPoNRD uN.
,.... JOHN 2. kRRl9oN. TTu.tSs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

rn--TMR A9OyR SALE Is PosTPoNEp UN-
,-,. JOHN ". .hisRIsnN, Trastse,
ielNeodAda H. n, MAHNNH, AugI