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CATTLE MARKET.

BrrFNo V Y. july 3Cattle-iecepts to-day, 900 head
Tor GJlD head Ieflusl o,-b ~ wees re
and prs have drciu iO0l5r. o. the tpc ing quotations
on = wees: best rIfdcs disposed Of yesierayi sales 81
sOd' -h steer. "a - Jodrl 90 storkcS, best - JO
COWS ies at 3 7j44 5O 40 cars common slocA IN inc
rsP AID IANls-Rcceipts day 20 head; total FOR The
NJ, $50 head igius 0.j last week. consigned through
.o0b,a No sc, rep redi 10 cars stock ID me yards ul
sold anl balance shipped East ln hIs, hai'. , q .,o
head total for The week % "
head ~ ist s. week. consigned through 400 mead
N rk+ du demand bghi sales oi talh' sOou h'dy ~
JOUaj.OJ; 40 Eastern urildhi
,tuc.eo July 3.-CArTU- Receipts, 200 head snip
IN r. IG head marAtt dun except Tor extra lps "hch are
Lilly &C. " aud irni sales al - baeD o. ,,., 49,, 49,.
HtG--l.ccrip IL COO h,'i .il mems iVIp i.'u n''
fairly ana Jd Zoe higher Ter l@lt safes 81
h,ay, pach ng - J50Tl 20. light packing ana shgi-n
90 a 70 good 10 eNLa assorted PAadtlphis Il ga
sr9sr dun aud nominal Receipts 100 head.
East IWgEEY IA. July a.-tht receipts OF cattle to-day
10 head, or cars oi iinI - '.L 90 car VI -
Su v ar market duli ana ddzsl ioi "l D., DI{ ris
"a, frrs IN &c quality gene ~ common 4" ih
V.ry lew good extra ou hand quote" l 80 i@o1 Ddih
H. 20 I'd - UU0Jju, common 40 ili 80 Oi ne cp's
,s,r. heads, Quoted Atrhtfe @l.iJ0i7J, Tops
U005lO The receipts Of sheep were 4eOO neal seihns a
-i.UOa0.50
WOOL MARKET
pm ,nptPur. July Wool active and hichcr; il arriy
ing moe irecy and selling ~ g. a. ~ adc ~ on st f't
ri s. Ono PEN Wanna ahG Ne- NHti a p""1' ~"
and above. - DC; ENtr, 100 lOc; Mtluni pa tD
C,arsr iOa &C.. NtwN r. NJ ch-an lnhi,a ana Wrstrn
t.u Medium, - ibt '-lIH ~" ~ 'li', ~
Vl-n,- IJc.. uWa-Ari, - 21"3,i "a ai 'ohp
nc sd &c.; tnr UnBashc 800. Coarse ana dtdilm ~
washed 3uQ.,1c; Tub Washed. II lJc to0rnf Mis -
- - tfr. do Vuwasled lSH.Oc Extra aud Nrilh0 il.u
0IOc and super iunel, 30q3i l,Na' IRE a,,I
Medium ~ Doe; do C'ai'e ioaIue' CH''oih" riHo "
McsiuI, 3005 C.; do. Coarse z'@'vc'
PRINT COTIIs MARKET.
PHovIpFNrT r. L. July B. PINT cloths market steady but
inactive, 40 / 4 Tor STANDARD aud extra O'4D4 :.
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In state Bonds there further sales of District
of Columbia 3.65s AT IS, Missouri is Funded
1S9I-lS95 selling at 107, aud Georgia Is sold
al 1914. Tcnucssees sold at 1923 for new and Ia
for old descriptions.
OF CITY Bank. Metropolitan uO) sold at 12l, and
Fourth National (21l at %.
I'm railroad bonds there a further sharp inquiry
for convertible 5 per cents of Hannibal and st.
Joseph, which rose 10 93ll; Chicago and Northwest
EN- coupon cold bonds were worked up to So. and
St. Paul sinking fund 10 81 eX mteresl; Rock Island
is new were wanted ut IOf. Missouri Pacics ruling
from at 100 for ISls ami ssh for seconds eN-ner-
est There were sales OF Norm Missouri rsts al par
cy-interest Central Pacific fir,ts advanced to 10y
Union hrsts 10 lO1ls, aud sinking funds TO V6i2@
90 Mississippi and Quo SECONDS ieil 10 30.
All the gold sales al lOJjoe 100 Il. and limited
in amounG the market continuing dull and feature
less. The cash gold lent al Aat hal borrowing,
and bal c.rrylng. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $50, 600 in coin interest on The public debt,
and 81 20 900 in redemption of called BOMBS. The
DAYS business of the Gold Clearing department Of
the Bank of the State OF Nev-lork covered: Gold
cleared %l4.9G2 900; gold balances, 500, is1 /;
currency balances, el,9Oo.sGs. The gold quota
tons were as follows: -
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Sine, Good Urdinarv..iIiis Midding .......... 119.
Sales Yesterday, after m.Ju,, 800 1928 200 30
August, 3O, Y % 100 1877 $500, 1926; 100 1922;
1,3 90 l22i; POO 1928; Seit-mb,I 800 1907 600 lZ'bi
200. 1908 COO. 1908 400. 1204' o. l3ol October
800. 1l6G; 100 llGJ, 100 llt3; 100 lLb2 Deerm1er
100 HI; o. l4Os January, 900 ll53. EXciOl pd 10
Exeh 500 Nov for &c, Total $500 bales sales 9ay up
10 p m.-July 500 u Is; 200, 1920; 800 1921 100,
%; 100, l22i August, l.soo 1920 300 l22l coo
700 IL -; 20 1924 600 - % 400 PC 200. 1921
500 1928; 500 I220 100 1927 100 IA; 200, l22S
zoe; il92: loo ll95i 300, Il9ij, 100 ddo7' 400
100 1893 300 1872 90 Il9l Octob,r 100 81: 100
1l55 400, ll56 100 1l5S 500 l57 100, ll56; SD0.
II55; 2Ot 1154 November. 500 1872 300 ll3i; 2OO
ll35; 300 II. =; LOO l$Gi 400 ll31: Deeem9eI 100;
13J 100. l3S: January, 100 Il.JU. total sJ2 Dats;
grand tol 37,s bales. Call. August. 100. %
September, 20 49, 2Ol, ll96; November, 100 81.
March. 100. LIS TOTAL TO- bales. Second call Srpemsr
10 1885 total 100 bales. Third call. September 1900
90 CT. 30 1l5j November 100 ll.S5 total 800 bales
FuTe deliveries quiet at decline The market closed
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5nplngs Banks.

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
I'D I2S AND 1870 BOWERY.
YORK. juno II, 1877.
SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND al the rate OF
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
on all sums Of Five upward and not exceeding one
thousand Dollars, aad of
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM
on all sums in thousand Dollars and not exceed
ing Three Dollars which shall have been deposited
AT least three months Both day Of June, inclusive vi
be allowed to the Depostor- and viii be payable on or after
MONDAY JULY TO- 1871 in accordance with the proyi-
siOns uf tle Bylaws.
by order Of the Trustees.
SAMUEL T. BROWN, President
q. u COGGEsHALL, SecTctlr.
OlTIZENS' SAVINGS BANK of the City of
~ NcW-Nork,
IS Bowery. corner Of Canal-st.
THIRTY FOURTH INTEREST DIVIDEND.
Interest for she xix ending June 80 payable MON
DAY July &C. at the rate II per per all
entitled thereto under the bylaws and rules Of the bank
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited an original de-
po.it and entitled to Interest from July /.
Deposits III dc be Tuesday, July 10. will draw in
telest ffOmJ y lst.
Bank ,pen very day from 10 3.
MONDAYS and SATURDAYS 10 10 T.
j.. a. QUINrARD, President.
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Java. and lsl2z 22c for Maracaibo. both

gold
COTTONSrots quiet. at l,sc decline. Foreign advices
lower sales 3Jl bas 81 which 1874 late YESTERDAY all for
consumption. Delivered 800 bales. Receipts
the ports $50 bales 2J day last week,
90 day Last year Total sept |, 39lS,621.
4.OO6 OJ bales time last year. Quotations
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jre SrsGm.
i)coposais.
TaEAsuar DErAeTaEsI.

TREASURY DEFAsGBEAT,
WAsHfNGION. y. G., luut 20. lotI.b
NOTICE is hereby gwen that SEALED Pro
- PO-A - iu duplicate, viii be- received al ~ DsPtC
ment ~ O'Clock noon u FRIDAY, TIE % ~ Jllst
rs - ion CORNING the labor ~ the fulc re- corner
oil Nest and uorrt-sis m the CITY OF New Ypik io uIhtr
t oi tlr,c ye h IRON and alter the 1914 Gay OF Juy 81,
mon the con ons forth n statement Med h ue l'''
OF the Col cor Port of NeH York. where III H"i"
ZION ia r-gai. thereto may be- Obiailc'. -,
Inc Proposals viii addressed 20 the "ncereiaiy 81 ths
Treasury NashngtOn ID. c." AID Nil Dee in.'rse1 10
Bo-s for performing the labor In t4e f9. -.De ~ -"
York" JUN Hhf''tfN - 7'Ni''''''
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financial.
UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent Loan.
UNDER AUTHORITY of a contract with the

/
| SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
| THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that from thf
date and until July 10 at they will receive subsorp
tons for the 4 PER CENT FUNDED LOAN OF TUE
UNITED STATES, In denominations a. stated below
AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN GOLD com.
THE BONDS redeemsble after thirty from July
1877 carry from that date payable quarterly
exempt from the payment OF taxes or duties TO the
well from taxation in any form by or IN
der state, municipal. or local authority.
THE INTEREST on the REGISTERED STOCK win
be paid by check issued by the TREASURER OF THE
UNITED STATES the order of the holder and mailed to
The check payable presentation properly
ndosed the Offices Of the Treasurer and Assstan Treas
the United states.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS will be for COUPON BONDS
OF $50 and 500, and REGISTERED STOCK IN de-
nominations Of $50. 500, $500. $1,000 $1,000, and
$4,000.
THE BONDS. both COUPON and REGISTERED, will
be ready for delivery July 2. 1877.
FORMS or APPLICATION will be furnished by the
Treasurer at Washington Treasurer, at Balt
more. Chicago Cincinnati New Orleans New YORK.
Philadelphia Louis and Francisco and by the ma
ti0nal bankers generally The applications must
specify the denominations required and for regis
tered stock full and Posoce address OF the person
to whom the bonds shalt be made payable
TWO PER CENT Of the purchase money must accompany
subscription remainder be paid at the pleasure
purchaser either time Of subscription at any time
prior to Oct 49, 1871 with added four per TO
date OF payment
THE PAYMENTS may be made in gold to the Treas
uror Washn Assistant Treas
at Baltimore Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati. Neworeins
and ST. LOUIS and the Assistant Treasurer at san Fran
with exchange NeWiOIk OF To either OF te udet
signed.
TO PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE OF SUB
sCRIBERS. THE UNDERSIGNED Will also receive
lien Of COIN United Srtes notes or drafts on NOW ork
tic receipt IN the cry OF Nr"
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*27s buyer q Jays
a ASS lad.

Transactions in United States bonds were on linn
tied scale and chiefly for the account Of small invest
ors In the New FIves, dealings were large and
Down ffom 112 to 13i. The 1865 advanced to
112l2 and Coupon Ten-Forties 10 113ls. Coupon
new 10, sold at 10S3 registered 1SSl's at III Is,
and Coupon 1868 at 1922 WeanneX latest street
quotations:
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share paid, which makes the total assessment paid
up $50 per snare The remainder of the list receives
sufficient comment IN the following table. showing
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makes sold considerable extent at current
pr ces with most inquiry for better qualities.
REPELLENTSThe market Tor these has shown some I'M
provcinen with moderate distribution.
ELANNEiS IN active demand with large sales az sat
siactoy prices leading makes Of scaret and fash
iOnalle shrting styles most looked after.
BLAN kETSS aiding makes Ia very fair demand
selling considerably al low rates.
SATIN ETS-Prined in demand, but plain mix
lures and b.cks mpyr with the most freedom.
CARPETS these there Ia but little doing and beyOrd
moderate sales ingram ard Brussels remain quiet
FOREIGN GOODS-Ihe following shows the imports Of ry
goods at thu for the week and tho time In two pre-
e.
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80 :" Il. .Iosa. p. 105 . 3......lo5as
FoTeign exchange vas dnll and sleaoy az Tates

Money lent Oh call freely at 1l2Q2 while discount
was shade iirncr 10 $50 per cut. for best names
The United States Treasurer at Washugi on received
today $3.50 O0o National bank no cs for redemp on
Tho customs receipts $500 600, aud the inter
nal revenue receipts were S2SJ,0OO The following
Is the clearinghouse a. emcnt today: Currency
exchanges, S7O.OI5G91; cure ncy balances, So
41O,73S; gold exchanges S1O.72s.4OS; gold bal
auccs. SLIP 100.
United States bonds. new fvCs fell to lOSlI; CTS
closing steady at fOG4; lO-iOs at 1p9l2 and new
Illinois Central advanced to OBJ and New York
Central 10 -; Elie common stfrning 10 81, and
tl preferred to 1Ca lGl2. There were no quotations
reported for money, and 10 bull on moyemcnt
REPORTED az the Bank of England. In Paris french
nv. ncr cent Renies closed irm at 10G.S0. Berlin
Ii,natch saws that the Imperial BANS OF Germany
dining he week. lost $500 900 marks.
The following shows the exports OF produce from
the. port of NcV-Gurk 90 foreign ports for the week
ending June %, aud since the beginning OF the year,
20, the ,rec, .... sGi rs s;i0sfo25 s4't5',ai2
Previously reported ,f1i,''O i@"'i"o 4"''''"'"-
Total SINCE Jan1 s129 Sab sl3G,2sl "a
:gCC OF EOli........~ lIf'S iA-4 Iva
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HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA. July Sugar fImer Spanish gold 81 2G29
- n. Exchange firm LONDON, II igc.a oc premium
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1917. 1876. 1879.
S826,IS8 $S02.ll4 Sl.25 100
733,S78 864,7l5 LOS .si7
5S3,g3 6lJ,524 1850
Entered ut the port. ....

Tho market imported goods quiet ard devoid
of any features 81 interest Bth importers AID jobbers made
light sales but values for all fabrics without quotabe
change silks ia moderate request in email lots Tor dress
silks but millinery silks in all styles were quiet Rb
boDs sluggish. Dress sOuds quiet more par
ticuay fancy textures grenadines cashmeres ETC. being In
demand Housekeeping linens selling 10
small lots, and dress linens are slow. hanhkeTchleis
quiet. and Hamburg embrodeTies little doing out
side OF tn. White goods generally moder
atey Wooden ruled very quiet with importers
but 10 effected fair distribution In mems goods
Other WOODEN fabrics continue quiet out steady ShaWls
quiet, and hosiery dull but steady.
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OFFICE IMpORTEGs' AND fRAnEe-' lNsiHANCEl
COMPANY. No. 49, Broadway, Nrw YORK 81 Juy, lslI)
rENuE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF this Com
4 pany have mi. day ecared a SEMI ANNUAL DINi-
DEND Il SIX PER CENT out Of the earnings Of the past
GA "'''''' ''' DANIEL 4. SMITH. Secretary.
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GOLD COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
" BONDS cf the HOUSTON AND TEhAs CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY maturing July ]. 1871, vii BE- pni
par gold and after that date By aesrs JOHN
j. CISCO q son, No 80 Wast, fo account OF MI Charles
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OFFICE oF THE STAR FIRE NsURANcg CONPANYi
No. l6l Broadway, New lors. july =, 1911.
THE BOARD OF DlRHCIOkS Of this Com
I p3ny have this day declared SEMIANNIALbI NI-
DEN fSEVEN AMI ONE-HALF PER CENT q - from
the earnngs the past six mon s, pap ibie ou 'alnd
JAMES NJ. HODGES. secretary.
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HERMAN SAVINGS BANK. In the City Of

~ New York, corner OF ftb ave. and lfth'st,
NTw YORK, July =, 1877.
OF Trustees hayedecarei ne 3bth rENf-AN.
NUAL DIVIDEND 10 Depoots entitled thereto uDdr Tho
bylaws rate Of cent anum on Of 500
and under the oi four cent annum
over SJOl-payabe and after July l H. 1871
DINIDEN IS Withdrawn will be added - primo pal and
draw Interest July Isl Deposits made or before July
i''" "'' PHILIP BISsINGER. President
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OrFlcE OF NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY{
2Ol BAoADwAY NEWIOKk, june y, lo4I.
THE Board of Directors of tins Company
J have THIS day decsred sEliI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF SIX PER CEN f. payable on and aftcr july =. 1877.
l.. NO1AAN, Nc. Presnltu and secretary.
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Dipioeno Notices.
EIIFTIETH DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
100 Broadway.
A SFMTANNUAL DIVIDEND 0f FIVE % PER CENT
Il payahle on demand az tho Office Of the Company.
New 70 X, July "a. 1871 i. REhsEN LANE
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON Il GREAT
~ NORTHERN Fnst Mosgase Coupons, Gne July !:
Illinois Central Railroad Company. 81 Ntssaust
J.. V r. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
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I TITLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH RAIL

IL WAY-Hoders Of the FIRST Mortgage Bonds Of ihis COM
pany are requested call send 10 the Office ~ the COM
pany No. a. Equitable Buiicng Boston, Iof copies of
a lrruiar letter addressed to them
BOSTON, june T. 1877. J. h. CONVERSE. President.
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FIGSI BpARD-lOl2 O'CLOCK a. NJ
sol,s ~ state Ronds- RGtOad bonds Bans ana hdt
road SbGrcs- krpTcSS NOrES nc
Grt West LIST VI,
~ Conn
tN-NOUp
1000 ..-... go 4
Delaware ana HUI
10. 50
Adams ltXnreSs

D.-s 40
10 be. % y
3 ...... 96s
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pRovIDFNcF X. L. July B. PINT cloths market steady Du
fnurtikr. at 4 Tor STANDARD aud extra o. 2Di :.
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far in his violation Of official decency as to
keep RUNKLE In the army. He was strip
ped " his cpaulcts and dismissed the SER
vice in disgrace.
1t was reserved for Mr. HAYES to force the
company of this convicted thief upon faith
full soldiers and honest gentlemen. AT the
solicitation Of Col. DoNN PIATT, the cheerful
editor in whose journal the assassination of
HAYES was suggested just before the 4th OF
March. RuNkLE was restored to his rank in
the rmybv an order from the White House.
Not only was RUNKLE restored, but he
asked and obtained back pay from the date
Of his arrest to the date Of his restoration,
about $4,000 in all. We learn from the
Washington Sentinel that resolution will
be introduced in the House asking for the
appointment of a special committee to in
vcstgate the disgraccful affair. II Is n
proper subject for investigation, for HAYES
has no more authority to take $4,000 from
the Treasury, I'm the absence of an apprO-
pliation, to pay RUSKLE for having stolen
Government funds, than he has to take
$4,000 from the Treasury and put it in his
own pocket.
II appears that Mr. HAYES is endcavorng
to reform the army on the same system
which he has applied to the civil service.
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The vote in Pennsylvania Tomorrow will
probably ho light. The Republicans are di-
Vidcd and dishcartencd, and many Will de-
cline to vote There has always been re-
spectacle minority in the party opposed to
the CAMERoNs, dctcsting the corruptions
and resontng the tyranny of the Treasury
Ring. Belle, ing. "a they do. that the clec-
tion Of the ticket nominated by the Ring,
aud owned 10y Dos CAMERON and BOB
MAcKEY. would render the Ring robbers inn
prc.nablc in their citadel al Harrisburg,
however the victory might be construed
abroad, they will quietly stand aloof and
welcome the thundrrhplt when IL falls On
the other hand the active mon of the party,
the men who handle the machine. and the
mon who heretofore have contributed the
campaign funds such funds a. were not
cNtolted from oniccholdcrs or cmhczlled
from the state are disgustcd with the
Fraudulent Administrations and decidedly
refuse to put their hands to the work this
| fall. The late insult 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
| Republican delegation in Congress. RESPECT
| ing the English mission, and the appoint
mont Of Mr.. JoHN WELSH, who would,
doubtless not have been more surprised II
called to the throne Of Japan, have raised
another howl of disgust from the gentlemen
on the machine, and the boys at the rope.
The Republican State Convention omitted,
at the instance of senator Dos CAMERON, Ia
dcnuuncc HAYES as thrcc-fuurths Of the
members felt that he ought to be de-
nuunccd. Mr.. CAMERON then had his eye ON
various items of tempting spells 10 be
divided within the year perhaps he was
thinking Of the English mission, aud re-
volVug in his mind even then the scheme
which has Just failed but as the hour ul
battle approaches, and he iiudA the Ring IN
hopeless struggle to retain possession oI
the state Treasury, he must Lament Tin,
fatal folly of that day. Had the Ring per
mittod It's Convention to rcpudiatc til,
Fraudulent Administration In vigorous
terms, III il would rcpudiato it to-day if II
had the opportunity, the Republican part )
to-morrow's onset than it is now. But th'
leaders had snulfcl the odors from Mr.
| IIAYLs's kitchen, and trusting that some O
them would be invited to the feast the!
passed by the Fraudulent Administration
neither approving nor disappearing. IhcA
also very significantly declined to join issue
with the Democrats ON the bold docHra
tiOns of the latter against suh-idio- an'
against the corrupt and tyrannlcal ca
croachmcnts Of the great railway corpora
tions upon the public rights
Ii the possession of the State Treasur.
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had not been at stake IL Is safe TO say that
the organization OF the Republican party In
Pennsylvania is to say, its ordinary
election machincry-could scarcely have
been got in motion at all for this campaign.
But the loss OF the Treasury To the ring Is
the loss Of everything. The members nave
grown rich on its plumber; with that they
have bought up every Legislature for years,
controlled Conventions, and elected Gov
crnors and Senators. They could better
afford to sacrifice anything and everything
else than to surrender this bandits strong
hold. The entrance of Democratic Treas
urcr would involve The final loss Of political
power to the Ring. with personal exposure,
and perhaps punishment and restitution.
They fight, therefore, for that. and for that
alone. Col MOVES, the Democratic candl-
date, says:
Whoever may be elected state should he 50
free from all complications independent o all nssoca-
tons fearless II all consequences rs To I've able hnr
oughly and honestly to investigate the records Of the
Treasury OF the people and tn present To them state
men that will plainly exhibit the actual condition OF inc
Office This assurance give without qualification"
This plan-wordcd manifesto, in view OF
the certainty of Democratic success, offers
but slight consolation To the CAMERoNS,
MACKEYs, and KEsiDLEs Of the Ring who
have 50 long enjoyed the uninterrupted
practice of Addition, Division, and Silence,
and it will be still more disagrecablc when
Col. MOVES comes to redeem the pledge, as
he certainly will, to the last letter.
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From whose mouth was il that this irrev-
crcnt. blasphcmous. and shocking traycsty of
prayer proceeded!
Great the bottle oh Jug. VIC bow before thee to
worship We pray that thou will destroy all those mat
do not bow hcurc thee and put them out OF Office AM
thi, ash In the ot Sccdan schnaprs ANA alcr
beer and old rye wh-kcy Amen AMI amen Laughter
Did 1t come from the mouth OF n reckless in
ldcl. to whom prayer is mere gibbcrishP Did
IL come from the mouth OF n drunken sOt. when
his tongue was thick and his reason rcelcdH
Did II como from the mouth OF n babbling.
brainlcss fool who knew nothing Of the deccn-
cies OF language. or the propricties Of senser
Did il come from the mouth of tho devil. or OF
one of the imps OF hellf Alas brethren. it came
from the pulpit, through the mouth of a preach
err who would resent the imputation of being
an inndcl. or drunkard. or fool. or an imp.
1t came from the unsanctiied mouth OF the Rev.
L. De WITT TALMAGE of the Brooklyn Taber-
naclc and OF the Presbyterian denomination.
Ii was uttered in his own church last Friday
evening, as part Of scandalous, slander"us,
horrible discourse. which was greeted by his
hearers. according to the Herald report. with
uproarious laughter and applause. Will not
the elders OF his Tabernacle. or the Presbytery
to which he belongs. or the Synod of which 1t Is
a part. or the General Assembly Of his denomi-
nation. tie this mans tongue so that he shall
hereafter be prevented from desecrating the
pulpit and disgracing the religion by which he
makes his money?