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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

The NostOT Of Journalists, In his musical
address at the Coliseum, remarked casually
that as he had been successful "a proprietor
and editor Of 4 Newspaper, II was fair 10 pre-
sumo that he would he successful "a Presi-
dent OF the United STATES. lie reasoned that
a man who has been successful 10 one great
enterprise and has done well what work was
given him to do, must be- worthy OF the con
hdence OF the people and fitted to be Presl'
dent. Without referring deliberately To the
well.known fact that Thomas McElrath was
the man who built the Tribune On q substan'
tlal financial basis, and that Greeley was
simply an editor, aud added TO the name and
amo Of the paper by his editorial connection
with 1t, but was mere child 10 business mat
ters It occurs to us that Mr. Greeley has
adapted this incontrovertlble theory to a very
singular case. Has he forgotten one U. 5
Grant, who could manage half million Of
men In the field, and was so excellent judge
Of human nature that he never had 10 dis
charge or relieve general Of his own per
sonal selectionP II the test Of merit " IL
success. II surely ought to be gauged accord
ing to the work done and II 1t was mucl
harder task to crush the rebellion than to rur
a newspaper which wanted nothing so muci
as to obstruct the car of progress and to maxi
u sensation generally, then, surely, Grant I
superior to Greeley according to the latter
| own formula
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

A correspondent asks Us II the Sage Of
Chappaqua Is the aunt or grandmother Of
Mary Sage, known In the opera LOuBe as
''le Mari Sage or the wise husband who did
not know enough to see when he was fooled.
The relationship between the two Ia Indicated
with tOlerabe eleaness, but We are not ad-
ylsed as 10 the precise degree OF consan-
gulnlty, not having any diagram Of the &C.
theological Sage tree In our possession. The
confdiug simplicity Of Mary Ia similar In char
acter to the aTtless uncOnsclousness Of him
Of Chappaqua as to what Is going on In poll
tics. The weak minded Mary Is determined to
clothe everything 10 rose color, and not bring
herself before the public while the modest,
honest Horace ditiidently rctlres to the rural
shade Of Chappaqua and reilerates that the
Tribune will not be an organ with Whltelaw
Reid Us grinder. Mary gives a delightful
flavor 10 puddlngs, soups, hash OF various
kinds, which are made up Of the most heteTo-
geneOus material, aud the sage OF Chappaqua
has already sufficiently shown his hrst-rate
capacity TO season the campaign Of the Dem
Ocrallc freesOll- projection freetrade-liberal-
OoraltoorRlOOral party with any amount Of fun
and humOr. We cannot, however, see the
exact relationship Of the two Sages when the
question Is brought down TO fine dots,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

Presidential contests the October State cleo
tons constitute the key Of the situation.
With Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana Re-
publican In October, there is no possibility of
figuring out an electoral majority for Gree
ley, and the contest will 60 by default in No
vember.
hut II We should losc Pennsylvania and In
diana from any cause, while a majority could
still be figured no for Grant yet his election
would be but a remote possibility. The State
elections In those stntcs constitute the index
Of the drift o. puddle opinion; their electoral
votes are Of considerable weight, and the en-
thuslasm engendercd by State triumph will
carry all the doubtful elements into the vlcto-
rious camp. II Is, therefore, Of the highest
Importance that these three States, and par.
tlcuiaFly Pennsylvania and Indiana, shall be
cauvassed man by MAJ, and that no honora-
BILE effort shall be spared TO secure q majority
In October We regret to see so much apathy
among the gentlemen Of the civil service,
and we hope that after Greeley has formally
entered the field with the approval OF the
Democratic party, that the same real, enthu-
slasm aud devotion will be displayed that so
successfully carried the campaigns Of 1854
aud 1868.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08


"HuMAN liberty ls the only true foundation Of
human greatness. "-grsnts letter to the citi.
Eens Of Memphis
Tue Wisconsin Democrat says Il the "Demo.
Gratis make a straight nomination at Baltimore
Greeley won't get votes enough to compllmsnt
a tish peddler."
STEADY REPUBLICAN PnoaREaa II being
made In the Michigan mining region. The
upper peninsula has heretofore been that states
Democratic stronghold.
A SAN FRANCtsoo paper reports that Senator
Dole, whose term expires with this Congress-
aspires to a denomination to the lower House As
member from the San Francisco district. The
present member, Mr.. Sargent, has been elected
to succeed him In the Senate.
THE following paragraph appears In the Glove.
land (EAst Tennessee) Bonner: Tho leading
Republicans, hersabouts, are nearly all for Col,
Frank OheathAm Tor Congress for the State At
large while the rebel element fayors ex.Prosl.
dent johnson for that position. Things change
around rather strangely In the course Of a fow
years, don't theyfn
Tar New York Commercial says The Hon,
Romeo Lyeurgus Montague, Of the virginia
Democratic convention, has a peculiar way o.
Thinking and talking about "Uapulot or eelsy
would take qulnlns Ia a fever aud aguo country
and Romeo comes from = district where they
SILVER twelve hours out Of the wenty.four, anC
sweat tho other twelve. Greeley as politica
quinlne for Democratic chiils must therefore be
taken in pretty large doses but what n " bus
ring" 10 their ears II will produce.
THE Buffalo advertiser thus polntedly says
THE only reason why tho Sout IL willing u
/ acse nj Mr. nreeieV IL bOrnuse In Oy know him h
be erratic and irrosolute, aud always weak
knosd In a great political crisis. They thlnl
they could use him ~ they used Pierce and Bu
ohanSu. They eau thgn carry out the pro
gramms otdriVln out the 'aoths and Vandals.
They know that Grant will stand by the Who'll,
oOuniryj that with him there will be no favored
section Another rebellion will not be al loves
to hatch In bis Cabinet. II Is for that reasot
that the Southern Democrats are " Hing 10 a,
anything to beat Grant anything for 70
vonge.'"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

IT WILL ne REMEMBERED by our readers
that the REPUBLICANS accounts Of the Phila-
delphIA convention were very superior once,
embracing much Of Importance and detail
not contained In the ACCOUNTS furnished by
our contemporaries. While we cannot take
as much interest 10 the convention which
meets at Baltimore tomorrow, with the al
most ayowed intention OF adopting as its
party's leader one who has ever been III
party's Interest enemy, still, with that news
paper enterprise which has characterized the
REPUBLICAN, we will endeayor to present IL
proceedings in AproPer light and as fully Al
necessary. For the accomplishment Of Thu
purpose arrangements have been made BY
which our readers Vill be placed In posses
sion Of the latest news connected with th,
proceedings which begin tomorrow In In
Monumental City.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

A MAN In London recently went to battle,
accompanied by a monkey, which he was In
the habit OF taking about with him. Having
undressed himself, he placed the monkey on
his shoulder, secured by chain and waded
Into the water breast high. .The monkey be.
came frightened, rushed frantlcally around
his masters head, ABd tightly twisted the
chain round the mans neck, producing semi
strangnlatlOn. Ia a moment they went IN
the bottom, but were rescued by one OF the
boAtmen Of the Royal Humane Society, The
man, who was black In the face, remained
for some time In stats OF stupOr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

Iris worthy OF notice that the bitter feel
ings Of anger and disllke Of the French
toward the Germans Il not extended toward
their music. In truth, there has never been
10 much Of tho compositions Of the German
masters sung In Paris as during the past sea-
sou. We read Of one concert WHERE was per-
formed SYMPHONY No, 62, "by Hayden, GhO-
rus Of MondelssOhn, "kgmOnt Of BeethO-
ven, with the text read by haubaut, songs
Of BhubeTt and schumen, while the only
French music was that OF MeyeFbeeF, II he
eau DO called French.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
L PLlhD no TAX NAVY YARDS UNDER
THn QQgnIzANOR OF THE BURRAU on
EQUIPMENT AND RfnaUITlnu:

BUHEAU q ESglszEsTi Iso f.dsgiI!ss,
Sealed proposals. % iaTslsh HatSriss toT he Nav
S si az :. d. 81. snS1 In; p s =.
@ Js asi az ShiSR tiaS ne sG pIspGsI s q be 3:
ISs propOs,l' must b sddIS,.sa % the .yhiSt Of
rlItmoni MalhiaEtoh.H and must 30 Ind sod "Pyo-
distinEulshsd from otdaGIJ busissss istisfs "
TO PIsUsHi eoIysisH. asd Iaeihiais s ePs, Tag Of
Cd "a i t S T. sas ..s "a r.: 's sal y; a.
doI, d nth ihs HaSs u ts VaTdJOr EAisA hs I'D
Pointed schedules for suoh OIAssss a. parties deal In
ds Giving he forms q propea. q SSaSsS,I .
ed o. eSr,neAie q with printed forms Of
On apposaS 70 ne q q ds ss 70
sPsoyo Nav Yards and thOSS Of ali IhS yards on az.
T6e Com lSndlhi Of each Navy Yard, and the Pur.
pay, q order ih.i pss oas sko intsad . Va aSS
HE gropos.l. must be 81 me whole = slAs. bat
6sad he ass. q ,hs aAS S. SsPs
before the eIeaniion Of the oonITGoE All Epplioa.
p made % tie 6oSasna $ia q s e
70. Ca, Rs tos ss GE Sa Il. e. .;
r., ayaeia,s,, % a. sriieis. Ny atsy, q l1Hlsk.
o latSrnAl Revenue Tor the district IN which they
Tue sontraot win hS awarded to tho psrsOn who
ne l9yt1t bid and gives the EuATntSs required
" ANT huo boNArtmonI however, ToAaTVinN the
deem SIorbltanL - may
g.d.r q. P,Osiien, Of IA. ..og~d ..stio. u "a. 81
gcSoPai o. ,grsy ~, HOi Eisd a. ooRirae Jor IlfI
sdTsllsa in The foil amount will DO required 70 sian
M S3nt5aeL sd thelI IS.PoRslblT ilasi y SsF.
uhed y we saii.iaeu9n o. the Nav DePATtmsnL
withheld from tho d the bills snal ne con
Of he saoaSi q SSSh s SaS n 9Si sss
~, ne nAnaahia o. ne Iespsetiys yards, gin -
soHiE.ei % q 6oas z spSslSsd b. i6s psS@Ssiss q
shall have been passed " tbs sSeFoGTS o. The 1raG
lhs slas,ss Of this BuroAu are numbered and dsss-
NJ / S SsE S1 s.s;;.! a.
Ne Ne ( lEo1 sHd steel.
No. 7, Chain Iro1
10. Y O9aklnE Utensils.
NJ. Y, TGoia s1 z,,.
NSS.iL e $780, ssS ioS TSpS.
khS S II. s Fss -. Ssi IA 81
No. u. SisiisnsfS
Ne " Rhss eSSf'
No =. PAinIs and Ola
Quliod Al ne TsspSol,; Ssyy STdS, u" AD~'''' re-
HoA asa" I99bli;SlSsSisStSSs9s
NOS T. D. Is" AihRLyV PA 10 -, "A
Nos. !, Z, 0, s. o. 4, IS Is. ID. II. Ia ~. u, "a
No. asa O. hiaaiit4itPEI Il n 4 II. a, ..
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WARRINGTON,
EEsfAEhSs H. IA. ID, n u 10 N.a
w o. LVORFF,
|. BoOKBIHDHR AND PAPRR.LULRR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

THE NEAR APPROACH Of the meeting of
the Democratic Convention thInned our city
considerably yesterday. There was present.
cd an opportunity TO see and talk to the rep.
resentatlves OF Democracy Without putting
oneself 70 much trouble, so good many Of
our people-oppOsod and In favor OF the work
chalked out for the gathorIng-some to ret
ideas TO form basis for betting, others out
Of pure curiosity, aud many from interest
went over TO Baltimore yesterday. We ex.
pect that still greater numbers will visit that
city during thesitting OF the Convention, the
distance being short aud the fare low bui
notwithstanding these facilities for collecting
u crowd from the capital, It Is safe To say
that not near so large one a. that which at
tended the Philadelphia Convention from this
city will go to Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

WATTR REatsrRAh'a OFFtuE, }
w D S.., y g " ,UoLUsniA'

.-,,,,,,,,. -, ,,,.,, " assiiIqLgs' june, laA
sst sppcgysd June y. ls6i thst The M.ts; q, q
ss,sS slss.ss ~ 2. Sss geo. ", s9gITs ioo, b.,
Shieh hlnd OF touch % anr OF the stees 6r ayeuues
$50 farhsi iS.t ne ar,i n,tsliEsnI q ne ave 40
das ssd psJsSls % ~ FiRsT DAY OF JULY,
iSs SSd payable % The Rl dsy d july q zach sue
SsSis sitss tSs a.s sssTlns o,S's.i y Dc Islo q
ia abSt NAV, a he option q de oSnsrs 81 STSS
org taIed, be paid and dlschafsed IN full Al any
% AZ 'Hs i5 'R1 ~ Six E x ';f ss ii,
s6si y psid within he month d Jay, ia ''' IS
rsi ius'SlimsOl tOps al6i thereof. vii be due Is
ia !, :. rolisS. ~ 'DA 'n' ' 0' OF '0'
lgs s q RaTts q l9'a Shieh bind OF ,9nehop
< sTREKi SOUTH, 10 squares vs. and iSS
pS5t a AZ, 80, - y, w. " 20 '"a
81 ~ - - W. W. A"'
ptIl a 10 ,ogth Il 20, sdt, snd van sT 81
and q -, - - 49, " 80 w. '' -
fsTREET E6RfII % saSs'Ss rs. ~ 80 a.d ST.
pa. y ~ -. ..,',.-,,, ~, - Wv .''
s6S and 10,
MYRTLE sIRKET NoRTHEAsT, n .sqIarS 6lG
squares 90 and dpl.
lD, Nl, 81. BIC, aud norm OF bla. -
a. gt6, az, 81, part OF gB aud 3ii.
FIRsT sra kieI wESi, in slhAre, SO. ~, 57a.67I
60 l0t B1, 6il and ga.
FIRST SFRsEI !, CAST, 70 ;ga.,s IlS
Is, tal, b65, Ldh 30, - And 80.
f1FIH STkEkf WEST, In squares EA, cast Of
u.s. south II CO. t7d t77, as, ~ Of S. &C. "
SO And bl6. .- ; -
blNrH. AND.A.HALf bTRktf SOU TIL NFhT,
70 i}SiEEss ~ STRICT wFsr In .oo.r.. a. .,p,b
Of ~ q ) AZ Ts 81 q ~ 1nd "a a., -,
pO1 And aOi.
and u IN 81 '''"i 'H '''-''' w. W. W.
ga "a az a. ~ "a On hi sna " -' '"' ~
EIFERsifn HlRkisi WFNT. IL s1unros As 40
AID nj ~ M nor,h N n md ia
TWRi,Esfu tfr WHsff IN 0oun,ea aat eq5
90 ~ ~ M m and a. y -
fiFTEFkTn STRFEr WEST. In .auaro ga
SEVENT Amin STHHFI WItSf nj s,psT,,S In
Isi ia and ia
liQnTTHNrH STREET WHAT An saaars IA
TWRkIY, FiisT sTRHkT WEsf IL s1anF.s n
ana * -
TWRHTYl THIRD STRRFT WEST in s1uarrs a
A nbiR -
In Addition IN tbe ahave tbere 1, nov dina and nay,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

THE HIGm.I MORAL EDITOR OF that highly
moral sheet, the Capital, Is sorely troubled
that two gentlemen who are a portion of the
year 10 the service OF tho Government are
Just now engaged In preparing some work
connected with the coming campaign. In
1856 this moral editor was himself an officer
OF the Governments secretary Of legation
at Paris. He was paid pretty well for the
services that he gave to our embassy in
France; but he did not think 90, and went
Into . number Of little spcculatiOns that
eventually led 10 his dismissal The whole
story Is very Interesting, and we shall give II
TO our readers as soon a. the press Of other
matter on our columns viii admit 1t treats
of passports, mail bags, hotels, angry French
landlords, the records of the legation, vain
attempts at eXculpatiOn, apologies, tears, aud
weeping and waIlIng generally. As we said,
It's very interesting the prettlest story of a
gay American secretary that ever appeared iu
print. Hunts OF the Ghost Club" are moth
ing TO 1t. Il throws Captain RIdd's treasure
completely into the shade.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
For Sale or Rent.

EoRRkNT ,-BRIoK HOUSE. TEN ROOMS, No.
II 860 Hs,rsst RorlhS'sG ,ApgiJ AZ ,ovrr
Real R,,.ts T,soter! Sin MAI q space.
hsu tst.l
QHICK,-FoR SALE. A LOP or LIaHT RIO
brloh osu b. scr l PolSpsit1s sIlgt
301 four,eenth street norihvsst. isesr
DAY HOWsK-THRRB YEARS oID-FoR
~ pie, OF ssshsnEe fes ssScadhspd IAdY's BasrJ.
~Isssssse9P' Address R. A. i1oPf'''''S
EoR RksT-A ssvEN ROOM FRAME HOUSE,.
s15 PEI %oaib. iSaaits nsst door. RIS''
IIoBsEs, CARTS, AND. TOOLS FOR sALE,-
Ho-,a nd I{ssdpoSsT psTiiSis, Stone BssroS.,
hlAoks mih Tools, three stone WAGONS, Cart ard
! large lot Of Tools suitable Tor oontrsetors and
luinr.1Insp9it W. bhse,is2 ne shsap y sPPglgg .
Nav Yard, wSshluEtOu, D. .. b9sr'
FOR SALE. OHEAP A THREE,srORY AND
vlrsinia avenue sopthsssk ApgiL 2 ~ Scream
II OR SALE.
Four-story, ten room HOUsF. pressed brick front ,
ball, gstsI, SIS, bath. room, 40 u s,tsst between
Elght Fo5la pressed bflcs iont hall, water aud gas,
on Nlath street hsiseep 9Hd streets northwest,
ssib ss9 M IA . fss between
Bsvsn. room FHKMF HO0sE, hall. &c, 90 Nine.
sSySa'Foom FRAaR, hsi a.. On !. between Don.
nsetienl ayenqs ND TNssntigth STREET! - a,
stfsot and PsnnsJivaais avsnus
TNo nsr siI.roam HOUsits, pressed brick front,
Sot .s md G souS SSS~s o 90 d
New ,eIsn,toom FRAME, hall, Ae., corner klsV.
1--WE roaH, Va M lot 50i7. fifih siTSSi soalbs.s
Also, ssySfGi LOIS in the northern part Of the
NiNs V..-., s,Va..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

The fundamental Idea of the Greeley
movement Is based upon the Idea that the
personnel Of the Grant administration Is ut
terly corrupt, and that real reform OF the
civil service can only be secured by the adOp-
ton Of the one-term principle which, cor
rectly interpreted, means the expulsion of
the present ofice-hOlders.
IL must be evident to all that the public
service cannot be corrupt in the aggregate
unless there Is widespread corruption among
It's individual members. 1t Is not so much
the Republican policy as the civil service
which Is on trial. There are many gentle
men connected with the Departments who
lay the Watering unctiOn 10 their souls
that II they keep quiet and nOn-cOmmittal
their heads will be safe, no matter who wins.
These easy-yirtued gentlemen would lind, In
case Greeley Is elected, that the new party
would care nothing about their sentiments,
but great deal about their places. The men
who fought and won this contest, animated
by the hope OF office, would come here In
multltudes equal to the frogs In Egypt, and
the new Administration would necessarily be
compelled, not merely TO turn out all existing
Ofiice-hOlders, but To multiply places twOfold
10 satisfy one In ten Of the hosts Of clamOr-
Gus and persistent applicants.
Irrespective, however, of OfilCe-hOldipg, the
civil service owes II to Its own sell-respect to
defend the integrity aud uphold tue honor OF
the present Administration. The reelection
Of President Grant Is public verdict Of ac-
uuIttAl from the charges which our political
foes have brought against us, while the cleo
ton Of Greeley Is necessarily verdict OF
guilty. In these circumstances, no artificial
barriers, and no civil service regulations
whose chief liquidation Is the personal will
of the President, could shelter, or ought 10
shelter, the present corps of ofice-holders.
IL Is all-important, therefore, that more
enthusiasm aud q greater spirit OF selt'sacrl-
fee should he evolved. All political contests
can DO lost as well "a won. 1t Is greater
economy 70 spend two thousand dollars too
much and win the battle than by apathy and
too great economy TO lose II. We stand In
the presence Of an unknown force. Parties
are evidently rearranging and reorganiElng'
Mere party names, as such have little force
or power and the Administration must
therefore, stand or fall upon lis absolute
merits. As the average public opinion oil Tue
land win decide the present contest, thor
Ough township and school district orBAh'Aa'
ton Is OF the frst'lmportance'
The distribution Of carefully prepared cam
paIgn documeutsi the support Of campaign
papers, and tho most exhaustive public dis
cussIons are all anxlliArlesi but beyond these
as the chief means Of success, Is personal
canvass and the Organization Of district and
township clubs. ......--,
An sorts Of political ngures arc being pup
llshed. The several States are marShalea ~
columns and arbitrarily set down asDemo'
cratic, Republican, or doubttul but the IInui
4. tha. in this campalgu, as In all previous
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

BoOKBlHDHR AND PAPRR.LULRR,
No. III fennsyiVAnA AVsnus, between TSnth and
Eleventh utFesta, south aide.
Books elegantly o. plAlalB haund. PsFlodionl. .nd
nsuIPEpsH carefully AttshdSd 70. iSbIS IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
BYSSE EsS 3 wE ILL., Z I'M A ."S
BY 30 K %S@SE " IS s !i! @r"H'r

rRusrRE's SALE or TwOsToRY FRAME
nHtlJlSSgI s39ss LHE kASI SiDE Ot
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 ms, dated jam.
Az ~, ls7O, and duly recorded In LhsF 90, fOllo
40, one Of the land records for Wellington
oouniy District OF Oolumb,a, aad ~ the written 70
,inH, % the pIeml,e', 70 the hlehest bidder, on
TUhhDAN, July 10, h1l Al O'Clock y, M, lot
8, 10 lsouArd 81 UhapmAnG recorded suhdiVIslon 81
the north half Of square as, together with the i'm.
House
Terms Que third cash balance In sli, twelve and
eiEhtasn modtha 10 be secured by deed OF trust on
tho property. Doe hundred dollars down the day
Of sale Uist Of cduyeyaholnE and stamps TO be- raid
ny tho purchaser In ease the toruu not complied
with Within i've days after the sale tho property will
b. resod At the rist and o. the deAullnE pur.
chaser, hUSuHOn ROntNAOH, T'rustss.
IBeo1da u. n. WARNER. Aucttoneer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Wants.


lVANrHD ny A YOUNG LADY UNDER.
w Stealing hualo, French aud German, position
a. travelling GuyaruAsa. Rslsfanosa Hiyon In Pzfta
Munich, New York, PhiladelphiA, Baltimore aud
Washington. Address ROI 10 At thla oihos. nIau
IUANTFD.-A SITUATION Az OORTRALrO
w hlngaF tn on0 OF the Oh0ru OF the District ~
lAdI. hest Of fafersnoss given. Address Boz At
This once. tehnu
IJANTRD-HY A LADY-A SITUATION Al
w Music Teacher 10 sOmo lnstitutiou. VIII rive
prvaie tsaa8ns To HchaAra Highest taatmnniAla OF
htnsss EiVga. Address MOI ) atthla oboe teb1a-u
RUKKKA KNPlUYAEHr orr lUH. NJ, Au1
" Elsvgnth street. neaT street , ,,,.r,,,y
UARrRD-EYERY ONE 10 KNOW THAT
w TnK fINkLE a LYON MANUFACTURING
utlMPAnYS REW snWtN0 MACHINE "NlO-
rOl," has q Heif-ssttnH Needle, the most porfeat
ahuttia 10 uaa, resting q oArrier, NeadlehAT and
vofka o. steel. AEsaoy - hoo1'g JsWoy htnre,
$50 PsnnsylvsniA avenue, hstHsel fouE+And -hai
and SAITH strssts. 7. ". SPlOkR, AEsaL isa-lg
u q JUHTH PAWS FAlR PRICES EOh LAnln rs,
", tasnt's, and OhlirSnb Ssooad Had ulothing,
U4Ass visthlias. HogLs SHOES, A. No 01A y strsst,
hatsSsu RtIth and Aavsnth atrosta
=. y, Hots b. mall promptiy Abisaisdto.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Personal.

NOrIOk-TMAT X. 3, JUsIu, Sls q hrhkEI,
~ between Sixth aud heVanth streets northwest,
sss custom Ads a-odbd hand Claiming a les than
malt the cost OF really made nov ones, ". b-Senond'
hAnd slothluG Of all kiads bought Al tAir cash posa
auflu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Country Boarding

INOUNTRY BOAROINu.-A FEw FAMILIES
" can be accommodated With 30 ARD 10 private
family among the mOuntAins Of Virginia, near tho
Ohusap cake and Ohio RAllrnad connecting With the
Virgins Springs Address q, JuliAn Pratt, WAyues-
borough, Augusta county, Virginia. iJsSr
n may tind taO yao ant r1omS, NTH good board, At
OLIbrOh STATION, on Orange and AlsHAIdriA
railroad Va twenty uilsa from Ae1 audA. kHoollont
SAtaT, plenty Of iee and few olh0r blAndors, In
healthy location. Address A. u, n, Ohftou House.
NT Inquire Al Mr. Rsilsya store, PsauyivAnA avenue,
hslnsan aaHenLh and REhLh altesla. lyd-lI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Financial.

W Corner Of Seventh street aud Louisiana eYeuue,
PAYS SIX PER OENT. INTEREST ON ALL DE-
IOnlIb. interest Commences from date OF deposit
All deposits made and drawn At will Open daily from
SR!,hG N. % Z ?. M, ard on sATVhDA.H I'VE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Dentists.
RUY YOUR GOAL NOW,

We take this moth "a Of iu'oTmlng our friends nd
customers that uOAl 10 scr IL ptios than 10
beoo Tor several years aud tTolEhts correspond
lnEg low. PIioOs, In our Judgment, will not be more
favorable 10 the purchaser this Season than thsT
ans une Our udViea 10 those who intend 20 lay IN
thsir supply for theiner, thsretora, t 10 DO 90 u
once.
We are receiving eaTRna4 Of IYKFNS VALLEY,
SHAhOkkN aud WHITE Ash GOAL daily, aud
prepared 10 deliver 10 any DA OF the city the
VEN lowest prioaa that hTstoasl OOAl possibly
be sold, n, EDw, CLAHk a. DO,
DsAlsTs In LumbeT Wood aud Goal, Wharf depoI and
Planning Mil, foot Of Fourth stTsat eANt, branch
yard Virginia Avsnua and Ninth StrOot southeast
sin