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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

Tho cxamInatIon OF the question Of civil |,
service reform seems to narrow down to au !
expression Of opinion on the part Of some OF
yur wi.est writer's that Il wouid be better for |
the Government II officers were selected by |
The Executive without the interference Of
Representatives. or reliance upon schoul-
nastcr examinations, a. TO the dtucss Of mun
10 set questions can possibly discover. Mr.
Mulford, who Is quite well known a. tho
author Of a stltesmanlikc work entitled The
Nation" sustains this position when he says
"In the enoro tchmens OF the legislative
power the Executive ls left mere clerk, TO
register the wish Of Senators aud Representa-
| lvus-only the ageut who employs tho service
TO further their private euds." ... ..
This has been the real condition OF affairs
ever since tho Government has had civil
service, aud although the President has been
abused for nominating mon to Office who
have no, behaved themselves in mauner
credItable 10 our parry or The Government
| tho people nu.t rememher that our sv,tem
ha, beru detective in tho want of respousI.
biiity resting upoa the aproln,ln9 power. 4,
Ia well understood IA WashIuxtou that men
obtain places OF honor and pro6t because
members Of Congress demand certain patron
Agc-tlie objections OF the President to the
contrary not being considered. Our system
must bo reformed by placing the responsi-
bIllty upon some other head. LIT Congress,
Il really honest In demaL ding reform, give
the entire control of the patronage 10 the
President aud chiefs Of departments, and We
will guarantee that none but good and true
men viii obtain positions
rhe necessity OF guarding with care the
| reputation OF the President and the charac-
tst Of the Administration will cause such
structures in the selection Of Officers that few,
u any, bad men will obtain place. No com
petluye examination will secure such good
men a. the good judgment OF nrst-class ex-
ecutlve officer, wheu that olhecr knowA hh
whole Official life will be m 'de or marred BY
the men he shall place Ia charge oil the inter-
Gts OF the GoSerument Mtny men nave
been deferred from accepting h'sh posiuon
because they felt that Tree ladKmsnt was TN
possible In the selection OF suoordlnAtes 70
accomplish tue dnues devo'rins upon them
As heads OF departments.
II has been said that our American sTstem
suits American mon. The very freedom OF
choice, aud the responsibilities put upor
otiice-holders make strong men, as indie q
the clerical and oonpetltlve System max eI
weak and corrupt mon. Arthur Helps, In
his Thoughts on Government" declares thai
| in Great Britain the competitive system has
worked badly and that ait dotects oualla.
| cation, which are llt,ls needed. while il fail,
| Inevitably 20 discover tho,e which are most
Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

ss-"Undsr the provisions Of the act Of Con.
Ersss Approrel February 81, iS7i, Territorial
sovorameat was orEsnlEed In the district %
Colunbia. It's results hAve thuN tar tally rsAi.
Issd the eIpectatIous Of its advocates. Uudsr
the direction Of the Territorial onieerS, asJsts~
orlmprovemcnts has bren inaasnrated, bJ mean
Of Which washinEtoa Is rapidly becoming . city
worthy of the uatIou'a capital. The citizens o.
the Distrlet haVlaE Voluntarily taxed them
selves 70 . large amsunt for the parpose of con.
tribatiag 10 the adOrument OF the scat of Cor
srnmssA recommend liberal appropriations on
the part OF Cousress, In order that the Govern'
meat nay bear Its Just share Of the expense Of
earning out . Iudleious system Of laprovs'
msnts."-Presideta Granrs Messs0e.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

A DISPATCH from Indiana to the Cincln.
natl Gdzette contalus SONS information rela-
tive TO the coming Presidential campaign.
AT the preliminary county conventions which
were held on Saturday last the admInlstra
ton Of President Grant was heartily Indorsed
Six counties, namely Wayne, Dearborn, Van
derburg SPeuoor, Gibson, and Decatur, In
structed the delegates to vote for Grant and
Colfax at Phlladolphla. All the excitement
centres 10 the GoVsrnorship, the principal
candidates. for which are Harrison, Browne
and orth. Few OF tho counties have voted
Instructions, and 1t Ia Impossible, the dis
patch says, to tell who Ia tho fayorite.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

EVERY DEPARTMENT of the Government
has, during the last year or so, come in for a
liberal share OF Misrepresentation at the
hands OF the opponents OF the Administration.
The Navy Department 10 particular has lately
been singled out for abuse and yllll6catlon,
and yet there Is scarcely branch Of the pub
lie service that has on the whole been more
ably or efficiently conducted, considering the
meagre appropriations made by Congress
and the lmpediments and obstacles that have
been thrown In the way of Secretary Robe
son. Tho recent debate and discussion on
the subject In Congress Is the best answer
that can be given to the assaults that 6JI
the pages OF the opposition press. Mr.. Robe
sons Judgment and management Of the De-
partment was vlndlcated by the passage Of
tho naval appropriation bill few days ago.
All his recommendations and suggestions
were carried out, and the estimates made by
the Department passed without question and
scarcely Without change.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

Ex-GovERNoR AIKEN, OF Soath Carolina,
had the bad taste to attempt to make rebel
secession speech at the Agricultural Couyen
ton In this city yesterday, but was promptly
called 10 order and compelled to hold his
tongue. We confess TO a regret that Mr..
AikeE vaa not permitted TO m Ike his speech
and hope that somebody may give him an
opportunity to show the connection between
polltlcs and agricultnre.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

The Washington correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Journal, who Is known to be one Of Mr..
Summers most loyal aud devoted friends,
telegraphs to his paper on the subject OF Mr.
Summers arms resolution
"Mr. Sumner was listened to this Afternoon
with regret by many old and devoted friends,
both on tho nOor Of the Senate and In the gale
rieA He vas evidently Impressed with pro
found oOnvistion that he was perfOrmlnH his
duty 70 the Senate and the country; yet doubt
II there IVES dozen Of his hearers who did not
believe that he had been deceived. A hlrellng
Of the present Government Of France, In his seal
TO aupplyi IL with material for deiamins It's pred.
Ocsssof, has adroltiy managed TO enlist Senators
OF high personal reputation, 10 tho hope that
their unblemis hed cha ractsrs will give the stamp
Of truth % hts Ingenious ooncoctions. Mouth
after month he has dillgentlylabored, but al
his Tissue Of alleged facts were unrAVelod today
Senators and spectators listened with an undis
gulsed feeling Of psrpleIed astOnlshment, and
when Mr.. Wilson took the door, his plain, com
pact statement OF the case showed that the sto
Ties Of this N. Ohambruu ars without meaninR
and therefore without excuse. Next, Mr.. HAr
Ian, In his straightforward was, brushed RwAJ
tho inventions Of this unscrupulous agent o.
France, and showed their lack Of any founda.
tOn In faet,H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

The custOm-house lnyestig at New
York has demonstrated the fact thatlt IL the
custom there ~ smuggle clocks into the coun-
Try enclosed In collins. On one occasion q
permit came down 10 the Cunard dock for n
corpse. The hearse and the mOurners were
there, and when the case supposed 10 contain
the mortal remains OF the late lamented bad
been passed on the steamship very carefully,
they placed IL down on the dock. A ringing
sound was heard inside, aud on opening the
case was fOund 20 contain French gloeks
Senator Bayard, mamber oi the lnvestl-
nlly,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

Ma. Beck, In the House yesterday, replied
10 senator Brownlow's personal explanation
In the Senate the day before. Mr.. Beck
slightly oycr1ll the thing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

IN ASoTusR COLUMN this morning will be
found the text OF the civil rights bill intro
duced 10 the House a isE days ago by Mr..
Hooper, OF Massachusetts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
ss->URSE~ -SaSssItt.T non I FaEspMETs

- uISPIrAlG
Ths oonrss Of eotares vii oonmenoa March 8. l6a.
I'D snl osatinns for thfes moatha
Fail asd yr4stlsai ias,rassts Si b. given apou all
N, dats, o. toe a0atab uarss nsiidins ths proper
care Of iufanta ~.
ms Lgiagla wArd. of the hospital uRdss tho ehArrs
Of of ths INSTRUCTORS, VII AdJrd opt,ortautg Tor
illustration pf tha aabIsots ttaghk
fos elrsqi.rs g,igf asssilgl PfScns ssi'I Apyly g
street, surgeon Ia uhAfss pl feoodmsnt hospltsli
Pcofs.sOs JOS. TABbR JOHNSON, u d., Ma sH
Mes York aysnaa phy aiols ut the ItnR 10 warda or
at the hospital [ stArl iAnA-asa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

orrcE or osxrtaots.En 2. ogSGss9I

WAadissTJH, JAn. n, lsla.
whsre,s b. satisfaotory syidsaes presented To the
uuhsuiE sed u ha, bssa mAds 70 appeaT thst ths Var
msra' Aad MsohAnios Matt ,aAi sak of OsNtGetbun"
m ths city Of wsorE tho coan,y 81 Washington
and District Of ui1mhla, ha' bssn daly orges,zpd
uniH and Aoeordng 70 the REQ liremsuls OF the Acl
Of congress, sntltla1 AN 40. v provide national
currency, 500 ed By psdfs ot Uutsd states bobd,,
And TO provide for the oirs saliiOn and redemption
thsrsof.h approved Ians a lssi. and has complied
with ali the provaOns Of aAld act rvquirod " be
lag under aad Acti ..
Nos, thsroisrs. l. HyLlRp r. uuthuRD, Oomp.
Of the Oarfsuoy hersby serty that ths Far
msfs' and heohauiof nAuoaAl bAak Of 0sorge etou
In the eu of ,as5tgra-ul ~ tbs % tatg Of Naahins'
taa And Otstriot Of Ooa nbla 10 HathlriEsd 10
nsuos the baduass Of OAukisE uadsr the aot Atoro-
aAiL
10 Isstimpay Nhsrsof WitnSas my hand and seal Of
Il al oiaos. tails atth day o. January, ls1a,
HtLAND r. HOLBURD,
tNa lalAl Comptroller Of the Carrsney,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
Auction Sales.
Ts-Day.

nv LATI AKA a. gI.RsHY,
ID Aueiioneer, and Rsai Ratats Brokera,
fouthvsst conner Penn. aveuus ard Fisten1h street.
Star once Building
CLOSING skLg
GREAT RNGJtSu COLLECTION os BOOKS.
On THURSDAY, FRtD Az, SATURDAY, MON.
DAY, And rUEsbAY, tbs t5iht and foliowins
evenings, vs are instruct - ssh b. cNtalcGns the
balances 0t the great consignment ot elFHAnty bound
ngsh Soks IN tue ,rbla store, corner of Eleventh
street and Peansylyania ayouus.
Oatalogass Of thta closing sals VII be roAiy on
Thursday morning aud will oompTisa some o. the
hneet books of the coilaction, including thu Doro
uail.rT, toe lore Bible, Do-.'s Lenny,on, artists
proofs tcust tvedytout p0undal the Efeat wOfks on
NAtufAi Historv, DC, Ac.
As the Whois Of thsss y.lnsbls books must be
tiqn Of ths rsadlaH public 70 this sale.
the boYks ret an.eld oomprss the bsi, part q tbs
stock and - ouf tnatrudtoaa N sell tham, those
who attend sili have dne opport9nny t9prpoufe
Sale At u O'Clock each eyoniug,
fsbiSd bAr1MRRA 4 OLRARY, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

Wa corr the following from the Phlladel-
phia Press, as important to our Southern
readers about this time
''rhis country imported 10 1880 no less than
"a, eog ,39f pounds of rloe, aud the hrst uality
sold for lsl1 cents per pound. Our home pro-
assS r.Sy All ppsSy .SSaS since. S II iii Il
amounted, N 1871, 10 VI 900 900 pounds Mean.
tims the price of hrst quality has hllSn TO .
ssP mn 3. D II T.ncmssE.d. Ia S besn achieved
under protection, the dutles levied for which,
Aocordlng 10 our tres-traders, are tA1eF, aud
nothing bat taIss, S Sad Keep up prizes. These
rice, have been hard at work In wishinEton
this winter endeayoring TO have this duty re.
Psalsd. The fact ls that these Importers, seeing
pounds Of the total 'iSrslgn and domsStic Of
lS0o, md their trade slipping AWay-theIr occu.
patton almost gone. For our part We recognise
South as q genuine step towards reconstruo-
tion, and our sympathies are with tho rice
planters and the freedmen who work for them.
IL would bo almost criminal In Congress 10 re-
peal these duties and PROSTATE this interest,
Let our friends soc that II Il not done
SENATOR wIsoS has written letter do
dining his position on the subject of tho Vice
Presidency. He says that the withdrawal by
Mr.. Colfax Of what, some tlms ago, that
gentleman called hlS "irreyocable decision"
not to be again q candidate for the second
otilee, surprised him, as II has doubtless sur
prisOd the eouutry generally. Mr.. Wilson
says, further, that whom Mr.. C0liax had an'
nounced his determination 10 retire from tho
political feld, numerous letters from all part
Of the country and from some Of the nOblesl
men In the country were received by hin
rendering him their support for the position
declined by Mr. Colfax, and that he as.
Ssnted 10 their request as far back as las
June.
Mr.. Wilson eyldoutly docs not approve o.
Mr.. ColfAK's course Ia the matter, In treat
Ing the Vice Presidency as II It were GLOW,
TO be put on or thrown away at pleasure
Mr.. Wilson's first impulse was 10 retire from
the contest, but he has reeOusldered that do
termination aud now he ''leayes the question
entirely to his friends, which means that h,
enters the lists against Mr.. ColiaS. The clos
Ing paragraph OF hls letter Is credltable Il
hls Republicanism and will be commended by
the entire country. II Is as follows
"whatsVer may DO the result, shall bo con
tent and shall do what l eau for the unity an'
success Of the Republican party, whoever MAJ
eonyiotlon and BY association, by gratitude fUi
~ deeds Of fpGtFiodsm aud libaTiy. and BY hope
of the Services u may yet render the country
For tho Vice Presidency as we'll as for tho
Presidency We desire full and fair and can,
did diseuaslon and expression Of the popular
will. Publle opinion seems TO lmperatlyely
demand that President Grant shall be renoni-
mated. The Vice Presidency Ia hardly de-
clded, and until II Is the claims Of many emf.
nent men In the party who, like Mr.. Wllson,
are ambitious 70 obtain Il should be fully and
fairy eonhdered,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

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feiS-st Corner Fifteenth and Ns~ Yosk sse1ae.
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ISoR saIF-A TIRsr GLASS nwELLINo,
.I.s ~Ps.,S .a;S,; ES 1879 sss ~
L,oR RENT.-oNR OF THE FINE sroRFs.
vlth u-llsI. sudst LlbsEt, Hal. eorass II SCI.
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L BuiIbIEsd shI6K g hopss. on A f.Sth I .ssss. as
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north sesl, osntAluinE ntne rooms end Good .isod
s.osesroe a. alta l.rEs s.hoa.., hue,soo,a and va.
tsrelosst Pdes. eteSoi etn9 oaih, b.lanes OF sAsJ
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bcrth tsa. room, and side alle,. Lot glh D.
| fhee. Nl,lDi bsn oa.h oAlAnse on eAv er.nA. ~
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
lToFGoLJaBtA, iioLDIsd AsPKGLzLTsas

In the ease OF KDwAnD U. OAuNinaroN. Admtniatfa-
tor az Jaus Acton, dSssassl, the Alni inistTAtor
siasSsald has, Wiih The Appnbltlen Of the saprsms
Cdurt oi the District of O5luubiA afosasaid, ap.
A. A.. ls7l, ios the final sslusgnsat aad de-
trbuton Of the personal estate Of aAid dsoeAasd.
Ana of the asseta In hand, a. far - the aAm.
hsYs bean easotsd and tarned into monsli Nhsn and
where The oFsdtara and hsrs Of aAd deosAs@d
nothsd Attend. Nth their claims pr,p Tly Voahsd.
o. they may othsTs b. las be sIelad.d from all bon,
order be pablshsd week for thIes Wsska In the
REPUBLICAN prSviou. g The n.id day ,-,,,-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
Loan Offices,
Machinists,

wELTEa 4. AoHHsoH, EnANolA " iAoAIHaoH
ROBINSON a DROTnER,
MAoHINIsTs AND ENdINERRs,
No. "a water St., bet. TIiah and OaaFssl,
oHonoETOWn, DO.
Knsiass, MN wesk and MAohing1y Of ~ DesoID.
= \ tioaa made 70 ofdea
PlomPs a.tsatoH EIVsl V EspAilins q y, PEA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

JAS. L. KERvAND, No. 900 PeanaylyauIa
avenue sends US Godey for March.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
RN n. II. WARMER. RE nj Rsiae Droksr
72o ssvsnih alIest, bstussn Q and U.
rRusrEHs' SALE .oT ,JyosrokY FRAME

BY yirtus Of sdssd q 6as, 10 the ubdor,isn.d,
dated June is7 and ~ REQUEST Of The psTty secured
bidder, 90 TnuRhDAt, Msryb 4. lsjl al q e'eleei.
Pa T S2 ne pr.%h,s.. parts q less sHd ~ ia Dale
wA,hlnston ooany, beEinnlng for The aams a. the
eTtsadsd, Tor wIish,,s rosdJ and thsnes east With
he iqP 2. .ald 0s.nt assnse sits iost, then poIth
lou faal then vest 81 1 feet, then south 10 n .
Terms of hset The amount o. . Tofs dated Juns
=, le. for 9soo With 10 per cont interest, tnd
pom % Of sale In oaah and the balance In - ard 10
nonths. with 70 FER cent. interest," ssobryd On ths
Uonvoysse.pg and stamps al the cost of the rnr.
shs.sr ~ ne tsIms ar. .; implied siih IN ny, Day.
90 OF ths dsfAnlilnG pun uiehsssr,
11khhho 1khhhos " w. hshrrSSKK "a rSSKKkry T'U,t.ss,
f.bl1 eos lstarl y. n. WARHER, kue..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
Aa''.,"''''S , III IL :1 SiS YFSTss::.'' FTs.iss cost
BY w". l., NJ. %Ak a.+s,. a ssilgI:.A S2 Ass'''H''r.
HOa poo Ghd 90;5 PsnnsIvGnla avenue.
TRUSTEES, SALE

ThObEhhb' bALh
'FgRSSErgRS ~ TUE sT; yAMEs HOTEL,
SIXTH kThEEr, AT AQofAOh
@ Z. s1 sf sss dssd; q tsSis NJ F;SSsd:
s'S9sd; tss q oiss ed z
SUCTION, - said hoLsl, oommsnoinE on FRIDAY.
March A. isll, a. a'eiook =. ~, and oontinuinE
ON dAJ 10 day until sunAoiapt realised 70 pay be
debts Tor which the undsraignod are authoHnod 10
ssll the uoods aud OhAttss, furhitnre and fItaFta
ssaeiAiasd IN feid hptfl e,pPElslns II part
Blusssls, TGpuatty and InsrAin Carpets.
Black Walnut beta, MATble.top Tables.
Lace Curtains Aad Olfnlcat Hair Mattresses
Walnut and othar WArdrubsa.
= dstsaas .ad Barsau., wssh..And.. Cottage sSiL
Dining Tables and ChAlru, Bldsboarda
Plated Wars 0la..,1,re, CrookeIy, AZ.
Blankets, Linen, btds aud Bedding, ksfe.
Once Aad Bar Furniture. Ae., UhAnjlelio 40, 40
TerIasi All annia undsr e9aO easN, and over that
amounl credit u one and tso monlba With INTEREST,"
and approved indeTaementa. I
s sAn,EMH Il iPlIfsiLrkpsl Trustees.
febiLd W. L WALL 90. Auscsa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
LATs.sa 4 asAsy: :,.. A...s,,o.ssr.,
Southwest corner Penn. ave. and Eleventh st.

kN I.ATlMRH a. QLEAHY, e,toseer-,
y lsuooeasoru % Cooper 4 AtlIneTO
Southwest corner Penn. ave- and Eleventh ct.
HANoRRY RALK OF VALUABLE INPRnvKn
hRoREhrY, STU ArRD ON TENTH SrKkRr
il AND stREffs no ara. N
Undsr and hy virtue Of dsdres of the Supreme
tocrt Of the District Of Oolumba passed In . oaass
thefsin dspendnH. nunibsrsd Otl EqpiiJ Dookst 10,
Sss Ss sspS wsss .sS
others dofondania the uadsrnlg appointsd tTun-
toes tbergby shall ss, pablo aaotlos ia front Of
The pr.mlSs, the propes.g 10 the pfoossdlps 70 ths
FsbrasrJ 26, iI a IiSO eioioeE u .hs Sitsrsoos,
lot sareniean ~ y In SQUARE thrss hnadrrd and t0Fy
sifhI Bis in The oiiJ d WAsnihEton, d o., having
Afront q u feet on Tenth Htrsot west and depth
q " tsea Inch, improved By Substantial biiek
On TUESDAY, February ~, ts7l, At 4,3O O'Clock
u The Ateruoon. lot pnnboF nins. ta 10 square
oP. thEes handrsd snd setsuty foaL, tStl In the p
sai saaislains ious ihsSssSd nine huSdssd sSd sa,
tean sQuars tect and improvements
Terms Of sale, a. prescribed by the teoree One
ihird cash tbs tysidue In tse equd pay neatA the
onths from the dAy Of sale saaarsd hy the notes of
the purchases beAdnH inisrest frnm the dAy u aAle
deferred paymsnta. and uith the pasess p the pur.
%sss -: q ~ .s. q sa aos
With within nve 90 daya from The day of tale the trus
tee ressrvq the right 70 rsss the psenlsas afst iv.
as sssA pssIl. ssass :. ~ n. ds,% Ps., .Assa,
asd sIpsass q thsdsfsailnG paIo6assr o. parShas.
era A deposit Of elo0 70 BE- made oa each blsos cf
ptopery shea the pruppdJ s strueE oh, And all
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
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NINTH AND TENTH srRkHTs.
~ VIRUS q ahssd Of trust 10 The upderslsnsd.
dAsd Apl y isIi asa b. direct 90 q he Es,iI g
MsrOh o, is11. q, O'Clock. D, n, on tue pFcmisss.
o The hithest bidd ., PER- q et q. IA sqaa!esA
begnnin4 ior the A. the sontheAat of said
oi, aud tboaos nor,h 0 test inches, thsnos west y
iost thenos south 81 feet tnehea aud hen east u
Hnents thereoa,
Terms oas thlrd cash balance g. u and u manihs
Gown When the properly 4 struck oh Ia easa ths
not c0mpsd with p hvs dsya after sale propsry the
viii be reeold ~ the risk aad OF The dfAaluog
pu-chassr. DANIEL EATON, Trua'ea.
fsiT-eoAda tstarl D. II. WAbNER, AneL
nv m m xVAnNEU p..l E-,... nal. :.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

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S,%sIEAi!lSe,r 10. ais SEVENTH sfsSsF lfF
b. .virtss u 4 dsed Of trust 70 the undsr,ispsd.
dAted Dscembst TO- isso. recnrdsd IN l1bsr e9f folio
sd ~ dssotiou q the partg sseared, will eel AZ
punne hucuonl on the pfemasa the highest bidder,
on FRIDAY, March y, ls7i, at a O'clock, y. m, The
north hah of lot IN ths snbdivisien of square tg
said north hall Of said lot fronunH - fset Seventh
street, and thenoe running back With that width ~
feet 70 the rear line Of aid ot toesther With the I'm
! srms: One third sash, balance In q, "a and IA
month";. with 10 cent interest to Ne secured hy
deed oi trust the prsmiss e0 doWa On ths dag o.
sals Ia the terms not complied With In hgs
days after sae, the propertg will be esod AZ the Iak
sad ssstof The dsfsal!ins pgrehssss