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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-05-29
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE sCURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED
FOR FIFTY CENTS
There is not "a remedial agent in the world
that will cure FEVER AND AGUE,
and all other MalariOus, Bilious, Scarlt I, Ty-
phoid, Yellow and other Fevers (alded by
Railways Pills,) so quick as Railways Ready
RnIinf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-05-29
PAINFUL ATTACKS WHERE
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Will Afford Instant Ease:
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALPlTATI0N OF THE HEART
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DlPHTHERIA,
OATAREH, INFLUENZA,
HEADACHE, To0THAOHE,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD, CHILLS, AGUE CIIlLLS.
The application of the READY RELIEF to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will AFFORD ease and comfort. 20 drops
In a half tumhler of water will, in few mo-
ments, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea, Dysen-
terry, Collie Wind in the Bowels, and all inter
nal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
RAILWAYS RELIEF with them. A few lrons
in water will prevent sickness or pains from
change OF water, 1t is better than French
nrnn1V Or Rittprs ag q gtimulant.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-05-29

In Putnam county, ILL.,, the
prospect for fruit never was
more fattering'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-05-29
READ FALSE AVID TRnE

Eo-ADW- "A. Y SZ CO.
No. 81, Warren, cor. Church st. N. Y,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-05-29

This preparation
is tllrhc { tltcr-
aiive and Tonic
known GorScrOf
uIp. y crOi iu-
I0ud Turner's,
Scro full oUH
Diseases OF
the EYcs, or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08


- Lever, the celebrated Irish novelist, IL stlll
English consul at the port Of Trieste.
- Miss Kate Field Gill remains quietly among
her friends In England, recuperating In health.
Potter Palmer, Of Chicago recently paid
o. 900 for four horsea
-den. Joseph y. johnson has been elected
president Of the Georgia Military Institute at
Marietta.
= Fisk'a military charger, Biucher, was sold
A. $3.50, one eighth tho price originally paid for
: The Sultan Of Turkey is bad nnaneisr,
and owes 70 trAdesmep in Constantinople, Il 10
said, the sun Of tis, ,OOO,ooo.
: Charles walewski, son OF Count waleusEl
and the famous actress Rachel, Is an oticsr Of
the Frouch army.
Mr.. walter, who s engaged In cattle.
Of the proprietor Of the London TinsL
= Robert Heller, the we'll known magician, a.
be calls himself, was last heard from In India,
Nhlthsf BE- vent snsr q long and successful
season 10 AHstTalla,
= Heinrich Heins said eyory EQman wrote
with one eye on her page and the other on anmp
man-except the Countless OF HaW. Haw, who
had but one eye.
- Marguerite Ballanger, who acquired unen.
viable notoriety through hes Init macy with Ma.
Poloon Ill, has returned TO Paris, and has .
handsome residence In q fashionAbie street.
= A responsible gentleman 10 New Orleans,
who IL ehiidless, has offered tl 900 for tho priv.
loKo of adopting the basket Walt found BY the
bonent Of the same.
- Rev. Stuart Robinson, Of Louisville, has
brought suit against the Chicago Pou for do
iamAtioa Of ohsrastsr, IN charging that during
clothing Infected With yellow iover 70 promi
nent Northern sltios. The amount Of damages
claimed Il 100000.
Tho Princess StroxEl, who gave one OF the
grandest y ianey balls q The carnival, at Flor;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

We are not over sanguln as TO the result Of
the New Hampshire election, although all
the accounts from that section are OF the
most encouraging character. The RepublI-
cans, In the first place, have an adverse ma
jority OF between nineteen hundred and tw o
Ihousaad, including all the votes cast against
the Republican candidate last year, to over
come, and this evidently can be accomplished
Only by hard work. The opposition, no
matter what they may say or write to the
contrary, feel the Importance and necessity
of Carrying this hrst election OF tho spring
campaign, aud are In quiet and stealthy
way putting every euglnery In motion to win
the victory. In the contest they are aided by
the dissatisfied Republicans, who are anxious
20 secure q quasi verdict against the Admins
trsiiOn, which, In u close contest like that OF
New Hampshire, Il to q greater or less ex-
tent source Of weakness
IL ls pleasant to be told, a. we have
been during the last few days on very
trustworthy information, that our pros
poets Of carrying the State are very
bright notwithstanding the adverse cir
cumstnnces TO which we have referred. The
Republican meetings are we'll attended, and
good deal OF enthusiasm Is manifested In
the canvass. While both parties have sent
their strongest speakers into the field, and
while the campaign on both sides Is being
conducted with signal ability, Il eau be said,
with truth, that the Republican cause has
never been anywhere better represented than
In the Granite State at the present time.
A few days 400 Se printed n synopsls OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

|. Mr. Wizard thinks we do him great
honor by assOclating him with Sinclair, Reid
4 Co." This is purely matter OF taste and
opinlOn, and Mr. Wizard has the clear right
TO indulge In the one and to hold the other;
the same right exactly that we have to believe
that an alliance or partnership with these
gentlemen Il Just the opposite OF what he says
II Is.
2. The pOi6t which Mr.. Wizard endeayors
To make In reference 10 General Dyer Is
Irrelevant.
g. Mr. Wizard tells u.s. In as many words,
that 1t Ia none OF our business or the busi-
nsss Of the public whether lawyer who was
empipi0ysd 10 advocate and represent his
claim did or did pOt make away with thirty
or forty thousand dOhaTs which had been
given TO him for that special purpose. On
that point we differ from Mr.. Wizard, aud for
these reasons: Mr.. Wizard says his claim Ia a
perfectly fair and honorable one. On that
we hsge 20 opinion. But, II 1t Is good and
proper, IS hR ssyI II Is, the public are surely
Interested Ia knowing vbsther or not so large
a sum Ia absolutely required 10 gst claim Of
that character through COngress or Lhe Do
partments. The public are Interested IN that
TO this extent: II thirty or forty thonsaud
dollars are required to get an honest clalm IN
through Congress, how much Is required to
secure favorable action upon dishonest one
hundreds aud thousands OF which, the Tri-
buas has again sud agRIV tod NJ, are put
through"
4. Again, Mr.. wiard says IT he would
have organized such ring as that With which
we have credited him, he would DO one Of
Lhe most powerful Lobbyists before Congress" ."
To do we answer, that, no matter who or
ganizcd II, v Is oTganlzed 1t Is In existence;
1t is endeavoring 20 ECcnre favorable action
upon this claim. Mr. WlSTG thinks that this
statement "Is too prepo'tcrous toT hellef, "
To tbIs we answer let Mr.. blair, the chair
man Of the COmmttae on Claims, ask the
House to give him authority TO summon per-
sons aud send ioT papers, sud summon the
gentlemen whose names we gave i9 the Re-
PUBLICAN yesterday aud the eNisteUce ot
this lobby will be proved beyond all manner
of doubt
8. Wm. Wizard believes that Mr.. Reid has
never taken the slightest Interest IN his
case" Mr.. Reid will not swear to that state
ment before a committee OF investigation,
and swear to the truth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

G. Mr.. Wizard says that Horace Greeley Is
not pccuularlly interested In IT, We will, II
given the opportunity, put a mau ou the
stand who will testity that he Ia.
Z. Mr.. Wizard says that the REPUBLICAN
alone objects to settlement. We have no
objection whatever TO a settlement Of his
case. We are inclined 10 think that his
claim ls good one. But what we desire to
show Ia this That Sinclair aud Reid and the
Tribune gang, who are assaillng the Admin.
istratlon, who are blackening the character
OF every man In the Republican party who
docs not agree with them, who are shout
ing "robber" and rascal" at prominent
party leaders, have not themselve, hesltated
to resort to the tricks Of the lobby when Il
served their interests or suited their purposes
10 do 90. We desire to show how vlrtuous
these gentlemen are. That is our point. Mr..
Wizard has not answered IT, Let US see what
the Committee on Claims, who have this
matter involving four or ave hundred thou
sand dollars under reconsideration, will do.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
BY SssE ..Is %gass "a ....:: As;as:s ss;;s.:s

OHANOKRY SALE or yALUAhlR IMPROVED
AND uNIMPROYKD RIAL KSTATk
By virtue o. . dsorss ol the Supreme Court Of the
District OF OllumhiA. mada Ia the oAnse Of HSnTottA
n Young end othar, y, kuA BIentt No. 2tal Raulty
Docket n, and dated B6bTuAFY 1b ibf2 will ofeF Al
auction, on WRDHkBnAN, the i 3th dAy of March
nsIt on the premises, at O'clock u, n the follow.
Ing valuable property In Washington, VlIi
T. The properly on the west ado OF Sixth street
west between X and a,rBetA, formaTly the Fesl-
denoe Of q. Washington Young, deceaAed Consisting
o. lot numbered twenty-five an In aqusrS numbered
four hundred and hfty-siE (tb6.) aud the IonthoTn
tNenty flour teat slight And hA lnchea fFnua front
70 rear OF 0t twentyone (2 In the same SauAre the
whole having front Of seventy ,oaF f0at three and
quarter lneheson hKt9 street. With uniform depth
II ope hundred and nineteon feet ton inches. Tbs
dWelllng Y substantial tWostTy brick house With
bAeomeaG attic and back bnildlnE. With sudAeient
gLodnd Ana atAbling Thers Y vacant building lot
inmSdi stsly after the sboyS toi slItssn (is) in
square four hundred and seven tt0il irantipE hhy,
one feet nine inches the SOst .da Of hghth street
Nost, botroon ID aud Y atre0ts, Improved By bTiok
nyaTJ stable, covering the whole front
PeTms Of sale Ono aith Of The purchase money 70
10 paa " Gosh, and the residue In tour equal install
meats, A. alE, twelve siHhteen and tNents-toH
IpproVSd notos AndG reserved Hen on the property.
he terms Of sale must ho complied with IN ten daJs
after sale. or the pIopsIv may bs Is.old after one
purchaser. WALTER 4. Onh, Trustee.
fOb0s-9AWat4dh fstaTl AuotiOaSSfs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

For the convenience OF the public an ar.
rangement should be made between the differ
cut city railroads by which the tickets OF one
road should be received by all the Others. To
accomplish this the transfer system Of the
Avenue road should be abolished. 10 this
way passenger would not be compelled to
larry so many different kinds OF tickets In
hls pocket, aud having the ucket OF one road,
aud perhaps no change at hand to ride on the
cars nearest him, could avail himself OF his
ticket, though Il be not the one issued by that
road.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

Tue CANDID and impartial newspapers OF
the country, shoss editors have no personal
grievances % aIeage, or who are not candl-
date for the Rasideney, seem to be unanl-
nously Of the eoplnIon that General Porter's
testimony before The Senate investigating
committee, In the beginning of the week, sat
IsfactorIly disposed Of all the charges that
have been preferred against the Adminlstra-
ton In reference u the custOm-house abuses
ia New York. The "EOre-head" papers, like
the Tribune, say that nothing new has been
developed, while papers OF the high charac-
Ter and standing Of the Boston Journal think
that General Porter, In his evidence, not
only reluted all the charges ma ade, but he
Vlndlcated the Presldent aud himself so fully
thai II bis aecusers have any decency left
they will gladly retire from the field"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

Ma GKKELEY's LETTER to Wm. v Chan
dlcr, dechning to sign his name to the call
fOr the Philadelphia convention, has at last
been published. la It he announces that be
wishes to maintain "hiI Independence, and
TLat he Is not willing TO hdp certain parties
10 half million Of plunder. I'll pity that
Mr.. Greeley did not arrive Al this praise
worthy conclusion long ago. POr years he
has been helping William NJ. Tweed and
Hank Smith, and Charles f. Wilbour, OF the
Infamous TRANSCRIPTS Association, to half a
million OF plumber" and more, too. The
point, however, Is exactly rhtI; Greeley was
aOt let into the half million on one aide, but
he was on the other-at Least the Tribune
was, which ls the same thing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

Mr. GREELEY Is to be congratulated.
Governor WGSmOth, OF Louisiana, according
20 an interview which has been published,
aud which he hes not, SO far as we know, de-
nied, announced that be will support the
nominee, whoever he may be- Of the Clncln-
matt convention. Greeleys arguRsRIs in the
cause OF reform have convinced Governor
WarmOth Of the error Of his ways. War
moth is tue strongest and most influential
Iuan lu the whole Clnclnnah movement His
alliance with schurz and Greeley and SUM
ner Ia omlnous, and there Is no telling what
mnN COmn OF Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
Fleet OF Ihree.LIIs Advertisement Ia the Re.
publleah,

The Star yesterday prints an article show
ing the wide circulation Of the REPUBLICAN,
and lis especial value Us an advertising me-
diam. Says our cotemporRryi
About my applications were received by the
etetAries Of the embassy to-day In answer to
an advertisement In . morning paper 1.-THE Re.
PuBLLoANl that two or more ladies were wanted
to teach the English and French languages"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

THE New York Standard says that samnel
Sinclair lsA candidate for Congress In the
Westchester On. " district, on the Missouri
Reform ticket. We are in favor OF Mr., Sin
clair for Congress- but when he goes on the
campaign we insist that he explain his mys-
terlous connection with the Norman Wizard
gun contract claim.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
BY u kS!iIsls., asssG iS m?: .,.s;s % .:.I 9'r

TRUsTREs SALE OF NRw Two.sToRY
WRSTk iDR mh EKEtkFn EKkEEtSkAhnP s4Rs sh42R9sg 81 wEar FaE
BeTwkkN 7 AND U srRRkTs NORTH,
By virtue OF q deed Of trust 10 ths undsraiRued
beafnG dAta the ath dag d FsbruGTy ISL, and 10
corded 10 uSs, s6, folio IA. .oes of ths .ad 70.
cord. OF WashuHton county, 10 the District Of 90
umba. and ~ the written request Of the party there.
bI ssoursd Will se Al pubiis anotion 10 the highest
pth dag q March, is7L At 40 o'ooah 10 ths aitsr.
noon al that piece parcel Of ground situated In the
eiu OF Washinstou, N the District Of Columbia and
LeoSn .na di.ssuI.h.d On the plan oi.,d city iet
disision Of part o. SQUARE numbered two hundred
and asveutytour taItl The debt due upan this trust
ISL.
Terms Of salsi One third cash; thu balance IN
thrve equal tnstailmSots at Il and u moaths re-
.psotiyey 70 be secured b. pots. bearing interest At
lee per oentum, and decd Of tust the property
ai oash TO be paid At the time Of sae Ali convey.
AnoinE and revsnus stamps 10 be paid for purchaser
And the tsrms Of sale are not complied sith within
i've DAYS the trustee ths right 70 resell the
property At the cost and risk Of the deaultns pur.
ohassr. RlBHRr LRROH Trustes
fslaeo4ds d, II. WARNER, Auotionesr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
THE REPUBLIC
Savings and Building Association
Of the District Of Columbia,

VIII be organised wtOp 9QjO Shares Of 900 each are
Hnbsottbed.
Tnis Association l. desirable both as GssYings and
. d IlldinE Association.
Tho monty payments on stock will be sLBI per
1nth each share.
Thos6 dSirnE TO SECURE homes at small monthly
outlay, not eIeeedinR tho usual mont hly rent, can
boFroH B5O1 each share Of stock, giving dOsds Of
tTust upon thsir property.
Thsra Y no lnyastmenI more a0ouTs.
Tho rSspopslbls oalOsFl VI the Association are
bonded, aud the ssouTlles aTe held by trustees,
Persons subscribe for stock end receive full In.
iSr%%Sti,n % % ~ appbina 70 ,hs tnlI9uiRE gon,lemsn
General Johu i, OTooEsT, Wall, Roblasnn 90, wn'
4 BtaInhAll, john I; 1iysn, Herman y Nh, john o.
StTAsbuIEer BIoA, George W, Btiotney, Food gon's
BsnE Jemes :, hd.ATds, attorney 3; y BOhdi a.
tOfnsJ; T.. y. Baker, j, 4, Rtosk, H. II. BAtss u 3.
J0lss Sserst4Fy Board Of Health A. g. PIatt Bou,
Dursi TsEfg, Rqd Al the Collectors Onios, -Four.
and half street NH 71Ali
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

Hamlet Ia believed to have belonged to
the National typographical Union. ekllled
Polonius because he thought the latter was
"Tat."- Chicago Post
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
Flour and Feed.
Flour, &C.

and all grades Of Flour In Store, and for sale low
ost, rnmSAl and Ailf'SS Il AZ yirlstSs ys q lO's
indiana GVsnaS aud First street, near DsDot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
WAF.ero., p 9. bss.aS.i ); % al J. isii. o''' A'''A
BY :. gSlsskH S.sl. Y s..:s s... rad

ID HsaI KaiAis brOksF, No. 51b Seventh htrsst.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LIT oH N
HTHkR1b.
"a ls7O and duly recorded, Gad b. direction of The
party secured, will sell u public Anetion, on FRI
p M, Lot twon Hour lqtD 10 hauAre SIS a. The Sams
laid down on ths patbook Of said city. fronting ~
width Us feet ~ inches.
THIS ia . desirable balldlnH front
Terms One third cash balance in BAnd n months
with ntsre.t At ten per cent, 70 be secured on the
property. 3OO down day Of aala STAMPS and con.
VeyaneinE Al the ooat Of the purchaser nj the terms
are not ooaplitd with In aVa days after the sale tbO
property viii eo Tesold n the rAk and eosi d the de
JOHN 0, HoLMKs, Trustee
mil lsAHada y, n, MARARR, AuotlonosT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
BY 3 b. Il ASstAss.. A%tA&sgss Il 1851 @ s!...Gss E..s j =.

TRpsTRE's SALE OE VIEW TwO,sToRY
&ssf sLSs 6s AEP TSsItfa EGRs sPStEq 9S wEsF H
81 yIsus a Sssa sI.s 3 SSRL
raATy y A; p ls7l, And duly recorded 10 IIbsr
w..sn,o: 70: -. tolio HJ one q ths land records q
yhttsa Tsq9Sst Of the party holding the note secured
khSseny' Sh sel q public aa,iIn, 70 thq. hiskest
lsIs ca tbs premises Lot sSyORi. I've tiI) In Ihss
~ % h, q part Of hs SAA. ha
" H., tolio lla In the hurVeJoT once In sAId city,
ferms oi Me- 0aSthIsd AN. hsi.nas I'm .l,
tweive aud eighteen months. with interest a. 10 yer
SouS 90 ~ ~ .mp a Sa & sns y
The paTehAssIs cost "a case ne tarss Are not Yo.
fesOld Al No TIsE 1ad cost Oh ths dsisultlng pnr.
QhAsaf. 'h0BE1T LEEOu, TrusteS.
fablAOo4da u. H. WARMER. Auot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

VAAIkyAR,LE yNIMERoyEp PROPERTY NRAR
Auction.
On ruksDAY AFTERNOON. Maroh II, ISIS, on
sqnAEe lsl, hAylng front Of 40 test, and running
ne re- & w ics. lDshss q .ioo. silsy .igt.sd Q.
streets east
Immedlatsly after us shall sell 10, And east half
OF Lot D. 10 same square, froatinG b street south
betsasn first and B-oond streS.s sasa.
The lboys propsIty s located IN the sAne SQUARE
Capitol HIM.
Terms oae thi,d oashi the residue 10 tvo equal
Ing interest aud secured by deed Of trust on the
ohAssr's cost deposit of ~ vii bs required on
mh5td LkTfMRR 4 oLEARY, Austrs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
Furnishing Goods.
Educational.


A nd
Aprofosslonal gontlSaAu voaId take a fov al.
iAnosd pupils On the dutA 70 teach Improved dagger,
lnH I.H nimoult pAlAAsfoa. Also q lev bOg tnneTs
Doytdad lhey have tAlsat and desire foT A. insaitc
~ LUuAh hAno and Music Store, 4 iE' Nav.
selh streaL bstNsan Y and N northwest. fsIA9W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
BY wML Wa yAkHh H.,s;. 4 SSS Sa,Ist.s Ase''oassr.,
Mo-. 300 aud BOA Penn. sssaas ssd RIath street

osAEsoERY SALE or 4. RSIoK nxELLrse
TaiRP ,SiREkTs EEASR otak awASaiSa.
prss doS q Is nIo, q asS5SS Ps
,....1 sen ,hs ath DAY q ts6,uAZ. hIs. 70 4 saaes
Of WAahlnEton is complainant, and John W. Morsoll
and otheIs delsndAnts, hslnE Equity cause mum.
bored a6l7, the undersigned. ApPointSd trustee 10
p The prsIsisss, % WK8SksbkY. the 2Oih daS q
March, lT1, At O'Clock 10 the AiLsrn0on, the pop.
eIty Ionoued In the prooeedlnEs In said cause, 70
sti Lot numbered iorty.fouI go In reservation
numbsred tan u0) IN the city Of WAshiBgt0n DistTiot
ofgoumblA, With the impIoVemonts thereon.
The tsrms Of sale prescribed By said dssI0s arc as
tooWu One third Of the puTchAse money bs paid In
oAah aud the rssidus IN equal paynonts; one 70 be
made In alI ~ one In twelve lil) and tue last Ia
eiEhtean (lN mouthe from tbs day ef aAls, the de.
farred payments 70 bo secured BY NOTES OF the puT
chaser bearing interest from the day Of sAls. Ths
property viii pc conveyed by the trustee 70 the par.
chaser tbs payment OF the whole Of the purchase
money, and a.id purchases will have the option Of
paying the whole Of the purch zee money Ia eAHh
ratlhoAti0n OF the sale BY the court
the terms oi asls are not e6uaplled with within
Ave days froip the dAg Of aS the trustee the
hGhttn resell the Property such public notice As
hs NAY deem boat for the Interest OF all parties at
the cot OF the dofAnltlaG purchaser purchasers.
dsposit q o2bO sill BE- required uhsn the properly
has been struck OIL and the expense OF ali eonvOY.
AncinE must be dsirayed By the purchaser.
ENUOH TUTTKN, Trustee
fsblasod4ds W. L. WALL 4 oO.. Aaots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
mara.a. LA4HIasR Hsh & 5tEss 5tEEst, TsG..;: G.s;:
Future Days.
nv WI. l.. VAIL A. kgO,,AuoiisaesT,
ID New Marble BUILDING,
300 and D01 9. ". cor. Pa AV and Ninth 81

GOVERNMENT SALE oF RIAL ESTATE.
The underalgp.d Will asn ~ public auction, al the
y.nis avenue vest, on THURSDAY, The I4th day of
oS,sSs % :; = in' sa iSSsaPS ss.sSsS l
wife y trust 70. The United States, Was
i. LOTS numbered twenty (Dl aud tWouty-nna, tall
Of subdivsion u squA'e air hundred and thlrt lll
In the city Of WashinHton, ID. q.
PART OF LOT numbered fouTtsen. (lAl in
square one hundred and hItgfouE, b Ia the oliy o.
WAshnGton. ID. o.. being " feet front
q TIE lot Including Al Of aAd lot IL saeopt the north
o. John shsTmAn's suhdivllloa oi part oi PlsaasnI
Piaina In WAshinstaa county, u. q.
Tsrmai Dash ~ tIAs Of sale.
dopoait Of el0 each viii be required As nooa As
sold X. o. BANfiRLD,
Solicitor Of the TFoasury
WIN. l. WALL 90, Anota
WAaHmaron, ID. o., Doosmbsr q is7i.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
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Star Once Buildina.
HLgHI.y VALUABLE RuILpIsG SITES ON
9hhhIToL niLE, FRONTING CAPITOL
9iJo o'clock, on the prem msos, shall sell original
Lots AHd ~ 10 aquAfe al. Lot has q front on A
street q q feet By depth o. rs and contains 40
square toet and situated toe northwest oorpeT Of
north and First roeis east Lot n adiolns Lot 4.
and running back feet 10 alley, and
square feet The Ahose props.tI u, without question,
NE scope OF the ertended sHtonaion Of the grounds
offers an opportunity for investment that rarely met
TRIMS: One-thitd Of the purchase mouey cash +;
the residue two equal paymsnts, At siI and twelve
monha, with n0tss beariuH Interest and secured by
deed OF tust on the property sold. O0nveyaneinG
And revenue stamps Al parohsssr's cost. A dspoalt
sale. LATIMKR OLHARY,
nArbdAdn Auotionssrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
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On WEDNESDAY, March ~, At 10 a M, We
%% %% ss,l portion Of the persoasi ssois Of the late
aau,snd avenue. batween Elsven,h and Tweiith
,ssa oRKKN WILLIAMS,