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as IT he was reproducing q musical
enect distinctly present in consciousness Is Mr.
Il: Clarence Eddy, the organist. :. :. This
much is true, that Nr: Eddy rarely fails to
tempo, aud to set the prominent ideas in a
| proper coordination. Now he tells me that be-
tween the perception Of the notes and the per
1ormance Ut them an entirely complete concep-
ton Oh the music intcrVcnes. SO that he hears
the music before he plays.n
Mrs. R. Watson, the wcll-known pinuist, has
been giving series Of 'mnsicals II at her resi-
dence: 2254 Ontario street, every fortnight dur
ing the past winter, In which her pupils have
taken part. The very best class OF music has
been performed, and auct and quartet playing
has been d feature. Mrs. Watson's pupils in
ciudc some Of the best amateur talent in the
city, and, as consequence, these informal
musicals u have been very enjoyable The
pupils who took Paat in the last (cighth) recital
%efe ,;ft ~ M1sses Liz7is sp5asae Jessie Root,
end a Airport; Mrs. Mckay, AIRS. Barbour, Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Gardner; aad Mas
ter Werl.
On Monday evening last tsTannhauser was
produced in New York by Frver's Wagner Com
bnation Troupe, Mr.. DischoN taking tho title
rote. rhe he Nsw York TINES says OF his persona
other respects, for Mr.. Wcinlich was hardly q
tit substitutc--thougll the only one 10 he mad
Under the clrcunstances-for Mr.. Blum aud Mr..
Biscnon was often Ill ut case. yocaly and histri-
onically, as 1dnAhamSer." The New York Irib-
une also says: Mr.. Bsc,oE was novice with
tfnc aud abundant voice, which OH this OCCASION
Was husky ant not under the owners control,
misfortune not surprising when VIC know that
the whole morning was spent by the company
i'll a severe rehearsal"
The complimentary concert rendered to Miss
Alice tansdcn, the soprano, and Miss alary
Wishara, the pianist, both pupils Of the Musical |
COllege will lie given April Il lat the First Meth
odlst Church. TIC programme upon this occa-
sion will b. one Of special interest," as it will be
rendered mainly by pupils OF the College Miss
Il Lansdem Will sing kuecSen's 'Hcaycn Hath
Shed 4 Tcar,'' and all aria from Vcrdi's Nabuc-
CO.. With chorus accompaniment and Miss
Wishard will play Kullas's 'sOctayc Etude,''
bccthoyen's sonitc, op. 81, No. 9, and Iiszt's
seeona fhapsotlie,-a Very remarkable selection
for this promising. little pianiste. In.addtion
to these numbers for the beneclarics the Misses
Buscfwah, Ro:mhell, Forcs.nan, Hcnrotin,
Rosing, Hcnrottn, and Spauldtng will take part.
and Mr. Peters will play the violin and Mr.. |
ElchhelIn the cello parts iii two numbers.
, 1877-03-25
THE NiGHT-WlkDS.

How'sad1y DER the snow clad hills,
The winds, with sobbing vail,
Breathe to their hard and ICY hearts'
Tl1eir wildly thrilling tale.
It seems AZ II their tones tonight
Have In them notes Of wo,
That wakcn memories. to thrill
The soul. Of long ago.
The Present fades A happy band
Around our Mothers knee,
We listen 10 old nussery.rhymes
That fill Our hearts with gice;
Or, trembling for - Red Riding Hood"
We sec the wolf draw near;
All. listi the winds their soft tones sigh =
With vague, prophetic fear.
Away away! The links that bound
In one unbroken chain e"
Pure heart to hearr. young life to life,
Enthrall me once again.
All: Nemoryii give for one brief hour
The blessed boon ] crave,
Nor breathe OF heavy skies that lower
Above our darllng's grave.
Within our bright, unshadowed home,
The months unheeded flew,
Though each one brought Us sweet content,
SO old yet ever new:
Still perfectinH our rounding lives
With graces subtle, strange,
OF waking thoughts whose strengthening wtugs
Lured oft to wider range.
We bound old Time with aowery chains,
and held him with spell;
We chased the shadows from bis brow
And laughed the hours' knell;
We saw his wrinkles, merging. melt
TO dimpies brimm'd with gfee:
We hailed him captive In onr th1all,
And bent tile knocking knee.
List list! ssnip, with eaadenIns wail,
The bitter winds sweep by.
And breathe OF radiant hopes that dropped
Beneath sumner sky
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
WILLIAM A. NEWELL.
or MONMOUTH COUNTY.

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ATcCLELLAN's NEW YORK SALARY.--The
New York Times says that General George b.
McClellans salary as Engineer of the De-
partment Of Docks in New York is $50, 900
a year, and with equal jrstice intimates that
ho could not have been expected TO waste five
millions of dollars for less remuneration.
The salary was, we believe, fixed at this high
figure to console him for his disappointment
at not being elected President of the United
States, and Democratic journals gleefully
pointed out at the time that 'Mr." Mcclellan,
as his New Jersey friends now persist in call
ing him, was quite as we'll of, in a pecunary
sense, as if he had been translated to the
White House. All Of which, of course, lends
point to the resolution of the New Jersey
Democrats condemning the cxtravagant scale
of official salaries which is the result of Re-
publican legislation.
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The New York Tribune says g In striking
cent gathering, the Republican Convention
was opened with prayer conducted
throughout with uuvarying decorum, and
closed With formal adjournment. The Re-
politicians Of New Jersey may be as harmless
as doves, but they do not invariably prove
themselves as wise as serpents, They rejected
the lion. II. A. Potts because some of them
were afraid of his independence but their
candidate for Governor is nevertheless good
man, and win make stout fight.
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. The Republicans of New Jeney did the
very best on Tuesday that they could in the
selection Of candidate for Governor Ex-
Governor William A. Newell, of Monmouth
who has been made the Gubernatoral candi-
date, WAS chascn Chief Magistrate in 1856,
and his purity 81 character and personal
popularity had much to do with the triumph
he achieved for himself and his organization.
His administration was free from stain, was
generally acceptable to the people, and he re-
tired from his high Office honored by the fair
men of all parties. Phiiddslphia Times Ind
Denl.l
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

CHANAE-PIcKErT.- AT Lamlbertvie, Oct 6fh
1877 by Rev. II Thomas Br Samuel Buchanan, OF
I.ambertvie, N. j. to Miss Sarah X. Pickett, OF New
Hope, Pa.
BAIRD ARTON--Oct. 4, by Rev. 7, E. vassar, Rob-
err Baird of Oxford Co., Province OF Ontario, to Sal
lie, daughter OF Judah Barton, of Pennington.
MsoN-ANDERSoN.-sept 20, by Rev. F..
Bloom, Asher b. Williamson TO Carrie T. Anderson.
both Of Sergcantsyille
MADIsON-BIRD.--Oct s. by the Rev. T. c. Young,
William Madison, of Clinton, to Allie Bird OF Union.
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Note the Contents.

Hygiene of the Nervous System.
Progressive Medic Electric Science.
Franklin Experiment.
Bathing as Hygienic Measure.
Sir Henry Holland, Portrait and Biography.
Sir William FERGUSON, Portrait and Biogra-
ply.
Facimile of Diploma of Award Granted by
the Centennial Commission at Philadel-
phia.
Paracelsus, the Prince of Empires.
Sandering Doctors.
Galvanism its Origin, Perfection, and Abuse
Sleep.
Advice to Consumptive Invalids.
Climate.
Health and Pleasure Observation-Disclosures
Scenery.
Marriage Guides, Bogus Medical Institutes,
Etc.
Humbugs.
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Rev. NJ. r. WaikDson, who formerly work
ed as compositor on the Mount Holly Herald,
died at Baltimore, Nd, on Ike 26th ult., and
was buried at Pemberton, in this State. He
was SO years old, the youngest of ten children,
and the first to die. The mother of Mr.. Wat
kinson was an aunt of ex- Governor Fort
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Nervous Debility.
Pulvermacher's Belt and Suspensory Appli-
ance Illustrated
Dependence Of Health Upon Circulation.
Medical Electricity.
Mind and Health.
Drugs.
Pulvermacher Galvanic Establishment Illus
trated.
Editorial Commentaries upon HYGIENE
and Physical Culture-C ongratulatory-
Bogus Belts, Bands, Etc. Travelling i'm
postors-Perpetual injunction--Gy mnas-
tim Exereises-Specialist and Mounte-
banks Exhibition Notes--Importanc
of Exercise--A New Wonder-Pleasures
without Moderation, and other Miscel-
lany.
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PULVEEgMA CHERsS
Electric Belts and Bands,
THE BEST KNOWN CURATIVE AGENT.

These highly perfected Curative Appliances supply the body mild continuous
|
ed diseases yield their influence after other plain has failed
himself beneficial
of
mil
o
abroad They combine the degree efficiency comfort application and
Functional Diseases Among Others the folowing
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They say business is duh sugar and coffee
are scllng.slowly. Not so with DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup we understand our druggists
can hardly supply the demand.
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The Intelligent editors of tho Paterson
Guardian, the Jersey City Argus, and several
other Democratic sheets, show their compe-
tency to discuss State matters, by finding
fault with Governor Newell because he did
not pardon one Donely. who was convicted
of murder in the Monmouth courts some
twenty years ago. 1t so happened that Gov
ernor Newell had not the power to pardon
criniuals as the State constitution hsd dele
gated that right to the Court OF Pardans.
composed Of eight persons, the six judges of
the Clnrt Of Errors and Appeals, the Chan
eelbr and the Governor 1t is not necessary
10 say anything further about this matter.
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DEATHS.

VAN DOLAH.-Near Sandy Ridge Delaware township
Sept 80, Carrot Van Dolah, aged so years, months
and days.
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In view of the statement Of Gen. Mcclellan
that lie has beef resident of Orange for the
last thirteen years, during which time he !" had
not missed casting Democratic ballot there
on any OCCASION" the Jersey City Journal
exhhmes the fact that on Feb. LIST, 1862 Gen.
Mcclellan took lease of the house No. lob
River Terrace, Hobohen, moved into 1t. and
lived there with his family until May 1870, a
period Of more than year, ana insists that If
lie voted az Orange during that period he
no must have voted Illegally, while it more
than intiniates that be actually did during
the time vote in Hoboken. "1'his contradic-
ton oi.statement and facts it very proper
~ says, needs explanation We don't say
anything here of his residence in New York,
where be held enc Office and was nominated
by tho Governor for another, nor of his resi-
dence in Baltimore, in whose last city direct
cry his name appears as n resident of that city,
nor OF bis various other whereabouts aud resi-
dences and stopping places. Let us have this
lIoboken and Orange discrepancy explained
first II the General can't straighten this
crookcdness, no doubt David Dodd will lend
him his valuable assistance We may add
there is no doubt MS to where Gov Newell has
lived aud voted for nearly half q century"
-,.----s Q r---.<-
William Al. Newell has all his life resided in
the State of New Jersey. He was educated
at Rutgers College aud had for class mates
such men us Judge Joseph p. Bradley Court
lapdt Parker, Frederick r. Frelinehuysen,
and others who have become distinguished in
public life. Since his carly manhood he has
resided in Monmouth County, where he has
been a practising physician and farmer. He
was early III life elected to Congress, and sers-
cd his constituents to their entire satisfaction,
originating measures that have been of great
nso to the country, among Others the life-sav-
ing service on the Atlantic coast. He was in
1856 elected Governor, and was one of he
best of New Jerseys good Governors. He
afterwards served term in Congress, and
Of public trust and honor in the State. He il
therefore thoroughly identified with the pen
Pile Of the State and knows ali their peculiari
ties and wants as few other men in public life
do. His private life and personal habits are
all the people could desire in their Chief Elk
ecntive. --Nelo Brunswick FFedonian.
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RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts S70,9s7 30
Overdrafs IL AZ
u. s. Bonds 10 secure circulation $4,000 0e
Due from approved agents 24.6dS sc
Due from other National Banks 507 II
Due from State Banks and Bankers 1881 A
Real Estate, furniture and fixtures 1868 70
Current expenses and tax es paid $50 81
Premiums paid 4,f37 56
Checks other cash items 1874 "
Bills Of other Banks 663 90
Fractional currency finciudine nickelsl 40 05
Specie includng gold Treasury certihcates) Boo 90
Lega-tender notes $50 90
circuation) $3.50 90
Total Si67.s74 rs
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $4,000 90
Surplus fund $50 50
Undivided profits 2,l7S %
National Bank notes outstanding $4,000 90
Individual deposits subject to check 5000 63
Cashiers checks outstanding $50 IA
Due TO other National Banks 475 60
fota sI67,sH Is
State of New Jersey county Of IIunterdon ST.;
l. VIM. Cooley, Cashier OF the above-nanied bank,
do solenniy thai the above statement Is
the best of my knowledge and belief
WM V. COOLEY. Cashier
Subscribed and to before this 9th day Of 0c
tobcr, 1877.
HUGH B. ELY. Master in Chancery
HUGH b ELY
VIM. l.. HOPPOCK,
J. PATTERSON SMITH,
Oct TO- 1877. Directors
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Descriptive Pamphlet aud the Electric Quarterly eightpag Iut
ed Journal containing valuable information and full particulars mailed Free
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Lewis Lille. The insenforand manufacturer
Of Lille safes died in Elizabeth Oh Tuesday
81, - 49,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amwell Lodge, A. r. A. MI.

!. A STATED COMMUNICATION OF AMwELL
w LODGE, No. IL, A. +. A. NJ. will be held at OBJ
w FELLOWS. HALL, Lambertville, on WEDNESDAY
EyE'G, OCT 18th, 1875. at O'Clock.
JOHN c. MOORE, SEcy
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The of THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY vaua-
BILE information invads and those who suffer from Nervous Exhaung
and Painful Diseases 1t upon the laws of hogn and physical culture
and shows how perfect bodily health and energy fully regained by
Of
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The AmWell National Bank,

AT LAAfBERTvILLE,
In the State OF New Jersey at the close Of business
October LIST, 1877.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
DowNMAN & GREEN, AUCTIoNEERs,
~ <l2 Seventh street.

TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON q STREET NORTH BE
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENI Il
STREETS NORTH WEST, WASHINGTON CITY.
and request o. the holder OF the notes secured
thereby, shall oner for sale at public auction, on
rront Of the premies the eastern part plot in
square III, fronting 10 feet street, ard run
ming backwith that width I2i feet 10 an alley in
rear This lot Is a irst-css building site the i'm
provements now II consist Of two small brick
dwe ng houses. Terms OF sale-one fourth cash, OF
which 800 must be paid on the spot the residue Of the
pun chase money TO be paid In ingtaments OF SIX,
Twelve and eighteen months ON day Of sale, with in
terest al per cent per nnnun and to be secured by
the note and deed Of trust the prem
ises II the terms OF sale not complied with within
siN days alter day OF sale, the trustee the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
deiaultiug purchaser. All convcyancng at purchas.
ers cost. G. INGLE. Trustee
nov i.Th.s -Tutsd. Istar col
National Republican., 1877-11-06
PROPOSALS..

NAVY PAY OFFICE
wAsHIsaToS, d. G, Nov. 1871:
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, 40 BE
= IndorSnd Pop sais for Angle Iron, &c, will be
tece we'd at this ofhce until " IN. the eghth DAY ot
November. 1877, ior the below.de or bed IRON lo be
deliver d al the navy yard, Washing on, ID y, rec OF
an. eNpcn and subject TO the usual Inspection, VIZ;
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
1894 pounds Angle irln.
SllI puun ds Plate Iron.
5OO pounds RIvets
Iron Sthnchions,
dimensions to lie had AT this office.
To 6r delivcrelts sonn rs practicable The right J,
reserved to reject all OF the offers W not deemed
advanlageOus to the Government Responsible Sc
CuTtv required tie bids for he prompt and hith'
fIl del r. OF the iron. Blank rus for bids to be
had nj this Office - ~
W. w. WILLIAMS
no.. .FTuew Pay inspector U. =. Navy.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

AUCTIoNEERs.
RnnGa1soS Wn,S ,. n5H. Np,h r "a, and 1.u,s 4,
AWNINGS.
j. c. Hogan. 7is Market Space.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATToNERs
sS,Smoss Chapman 81 ~ Mfsrnnyssn,.n syenns
@ni, Bsilsniyne. w tsnss - ssrsnth a street ANAL ''
y. .H.So; 4; Morrison. a7s Penn,ylyania aysnp..
BILLIARDS.
scanlon a Co., ,seaton Il all, Ninth and DstreetA
BAKERS.
Felix Dcsfo.ses, oi2 IT street
CLOTHING.
T. s. Justh, sis d street.
DRUGGISTS.
Gcasslni TEMPT. Drug store az And NIn,h streets
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. g. r. Fuller. Art School. 1873 street n. W.
Miss Halrover. isss street
sSsEsiHSn s.mnsrs Il SQUARE
GFs % Eh srss n95hTs .y.s
SPencerisp , BusIpes College seventh and streets
Prof John Etput.'s Mnsc. 1901 street
.ss tHssss%s Rsara ~ 'Es sSts stree.
Law Department, National University.
Markriter. $40 e street northwest
nisss House, corner Fifleenth and q streets
Wormleys, and Fifteenth streets
Sherman House, 2lB and 2is Third street.
Morton House, Sc2 and SA + street
fremont House
HATTERs.
d, H. stnemetz, l27 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
aermania Fire Insurance Company, OF D. C, ea5 +
street northwest.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, s. High street,
JEWELLERS
s. Goldsteln q Co., corner Tenth and streets
LUMBER.
wheatiey Bros, Georgetown. D. G.
LOAN OFFICES.
| &. Goldsten a Co. corner Tenth and D streets
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
E.eman Brothers, corner Seventh and streets.
9. Stalzer. lED L street
A. Saks & Co., seventh street
| d. Robinson a Co., fo3 Pennsylvania avenue.
REsTAURANTs.
Partisan Restaurant. 1924 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Sanders a stayman Penna and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGINGs.
John Alexander, i2si Penn,yivania avenue.
| PHoTo-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo photographer, No Ss Penn
sylvania avenue.
| PHYSICIANS
| DR.. Haftley. s24 New York avenue
| REAL ESTATE
| II. II. Warner, ,sIs + street northwest
John sherman, 81. Cloud Building,
Fitch Fox, Freedmans bank building, 1900 Pa ave
| SEWING MACHINES
McKsnney 4 Co.. +27 Ninth street
| TRUNKS
Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
| UNDERTAKERs.
| r. W. Barker, 6Ia Eleventh street.
| II. +. Harvey, eA + street.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Securities
Commerce.

S SS Es q Gf Ths% s
ing Iron si.3s to si.b or good !" choice. Market
may be quoted active Ht tie abov' p'ice.
Receipts light, with sales a. 0Oa Gle tor white
0ais light and In d, nand at former quotations
nominal quotations.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 8 Cotton steady; mlddng, iOii
Flour steady; Howard street and Western super.
t5dgI.Ij do. cvjr, Sj6d; do family, % SGh2E CIV
6rands H'a;2; Puar $50 lamy, S'"''' 80 'o' " .
Wheat-sonIhern cctn e. firm and higher; Of'r.ngS
aHsr SaH SG%iS To- te WcI FoH 70 Ic rr" % o H. "G
wnler red, spo and Novenlle, sI..d December slti.
aid higher; receipts light sogt, erh wiile, -.o@ac;
o. yellow. &c; Western mixed. spot Mld NoN"m.
uary do, GOGO'. G; steamer; 5dc. 49,
Oats steady AID demand good; southern, 3iGI J5c.
westeI white, 3ll l5cf do mixed, 70 g3JC.
y iiye qnif,it q,i. q ; GtGgic 49,, po,,.,,.,, .,,,. a.,
Provisions quiet and firm; pork. slL!sa 2: bulk
7a SCI packed I4Gtsic buc s. GU de :, 81 &C; cicar
| r6 5. -, o. 3Gtn.G Lams. L,a Iic.
butter -cho!c,: Wvslrtn scarce an ,lrm Ut 2dclc
& re,roetmi ,,,. dT crady i..gT.I: rehned ,SC ,o.
!o'sc.
Whisky steady SLi0H.
hecep5S- Flour, 4g% wheat, ei;ooe corn: % ?@tooe @
its; iSi.cco '''' rye w. 'n'p"''"''-""'' 4"O '''"
NEW YoRE. Nov. 6-Cotion steady: miIdIlng up.
s MIA a e ors@s .s S S, sss Sns I Sss TSn
Britain. go; bale France l,lOl bales; & ntinent
Flour without decided change; very moderate bus.
ness; mainly imn" dHt. wants lor the local trade
markei 9 o,.lis STEADY; Southern Hour without I'm
p9rani cn"mga.
SH f1y t si ef5Hi s,s
PeSn.yivsn a s!es(s Bandywins. tttsgSo
grades scsys % lair sna ei g
No Ss%n"q 4 s r Io q, No. 's'Gs
,!.:J&i.5o ior No. 9Milwankee; ,i.o i@i al for No
IinIssS,s sLSSl<o Tor % ansrsdeS WINTER rei d So
TOR Es% YAK NJ i;. rs 9r a%Se Mt
white d, y ISr New York No. % spr NJ. ,'' ~ '''
Harley IN active request ios export and mating a
or lo r.rowrd do. sasssc ior No Canads; sG. j
for agsTaded Canaaa an a large PoTion &c Of the Sale'
si:D for prime Canada.
Al. Corn fllly !" h,sner; ei4Sase fer New York No.
New York No 2 o2aee1c lor yellow Western; eI'
state: 3fas48c for wGIte DO. w. ''N ""'
Hay unchanged.
Cotec-R quiet and heavy; cargoes quoted at lS,i
SlS 4. sotai Ioo ,I 9us iStaCs:ic SO q; ,., s
| chang d.
Si rS ds s.ds ss 4 Gdss' 0s ss% etap
olleans 0@ &c lor old do.
| ltice quiet and unchanged.
Pc roeun dull and lower crude, sGsac; refined. l3c
| lHluW ftfhus III ,TsVi VlJc
| X s.n unchanged.
iuIg.niIIe steady at as.e for spirits.
| Il" 'ttGy al y &c Tor State and Penns van Ia
| and q c Tor Western.
POI :. snsde drmer and very quiet; mess, ,i42h
| BeeI quiet
| Beet hams dull.
| 1itrce beer quiet.
Gut meats-Western quiet; mlddles quiet SC: 70
| Western long clear Sac or city do
Lard shade better osng firm; prime steam
| tsu. s(Qs,O closing u .BI's,
| BuIteT-ChO.ce hTnI. other kinds heavy; llgg2c 70
| Western; b6gaOc for State,
| Cheese quiet: 7Gl! &c Tor common to prime
| Lluse uEc ianged
| WLiky shade iirmer al ti.lO; amy. Sl.i.
| Frelghs 10 Liverpool decidedly lower lor grain
| wheat per s.epnI, sd,
National Republican., 1877-11-06
FISxSCE AND CUMHERCE.
Finance.

The sub'renTnrv halRnr'S IN New York Yesterday
were: Gold. 'u2 nj .n2 a. 'urrency gi0i!,ss st. The
subrreREnrcr Iiput on nccOunI " Interest f4s6 100
and for bond' fgI7oo. CuStoms receipts, ttoop.
In New York yesterday nancy 1up'ei at Q.
Exchange du.l and heavy at Isl. uDd sronge; n,
lP,t. Rates for cnrrylug, 2tot
Government bonds firm at the following quota
Iious.