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National Republican., 1877-07-20
OFFICE HOLDERS NOT NEEDED as
POLITICAL MANAGERS.

There are many persons who seem TO fear
that because the ofice-holders have been
ordered to retire from the management of
the Republican party, it is destined to en-
counter early defeat and ruin. Such fears
are evidence that such persons have very
low estimate of the patriotism and zeal of the
rank and file of tine party. We think the
effect of the order us n mere party measure
will he highly beneficial, and will strengthen
the hold of the Republican party on the
country.
We are well satisfied that the prominence
which ofiice-holders had assumed in the
management of political campaigns was u
source of weakness rather than OF strength
to the party. Will any one say, for exam
pie, that the prominence of such men as
ARTHUR, SIMMONS and CORNELL in the
management of the last Presidential cam
paign was of any advantage to H." rhri'
The effect was directly the oIl"''" n"
fact that such men as tl'Sr ".,r .'.''' ."
carrying on the canui'. IT,,
Of thousands of p,",r'. '''''.'. '.' 90
National Republican., 1877-07-20

Commerce.
BALTIMORE July Is-Cotton steady; mIddllns
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat Southern
%Gi,c; .i:sig iSs fs"psyiSsns rsd, ;iSSSisS NJ
idd thd osy SH All a.. wssD sns nss
mixed spot, 6ile.; July csc; August oi,;c ssrtcm:
3 sS pfS rssIf ~ s &c. %ar% W. and ws
il Sc; do MIXED, asaf.c; Pennsylvana,old ttatSc
quiet q%d and ancS%nscd BatierehSsa "S sanTcc ans
wanted want at l5si0ci other kinds dull and nominal.
CONES anehssSssd, %Rlssy duh .. jill. r" '.,,','
c1Ts RseCg,soFSSHr LOO sarc, wheat bushels:
bushels, No shipments today.
- NEW :, YonK: July la-co'son ouiet and armi up.
lsn Rs 5sSSp 2 saSs Exports
iSE supsiae ! @s.!srn s,osSf snS I gs.ei y @
scd SRSG % SSS Sr SSS g
choice wheat, Western extra, sssyq G;TS hncy do,
nSsoa GSFs sS2d to PRIME eEoGS double
% 10 T Extra good sp%5 cSSee S9 ae % sS
S 0nS e aSSr slfndS n. and @ @nnch4pgs Gorn%ss "a
p lower; new red amber and white southern, $50
for Wssrs prGaf aa @ Sq state hs ssrcS " ms n
sss%sT &ssSsp masS %S% Ss no Es% yds Isl
Ms.orn S T% Ssd slas sa S1ls n whs SysT % % %s s&
unchanged. Hops heavy and unchanged. Coffee
| Rio quiet nndunchgnggi. Sugar dull and nnminnlly
| unchanged; refined unchanged. Molnsses dull and
unchanged Rice steady and rather quiet Petroleum
higher aud firm; crude, 7Ac.; refined, lic closing
ut lie. bid: united crude somewhat excited,
and quoted at ssGb,4Ga Talow steady nt SIC.
spirits. Egrs unsettled Mt i0c, for state and Penn.
syvania and ia lsc. for Western. Pork hrmer and
quiet at SI.iD1 li.p for new mess Beef quiet Beet
hams dull and unchanged. TeTcc beef Arm: Phln'
| de!pha niesS about 81. cut meats-Western quiet:
nlidiles quiet ~ nc. for Western and city lone
clear. Lard irmcr at s9.2E1 :g.37li for new prime
steam and old do. sLJ7's, Butter firm and un.
changed. Cheese unchanged. Linsoed dull. Whisky
dull NJ sli2 dosing at sI bid LIZ asked Freghtt
| to LverpO0l nuiet, steahy and UNCHANGED.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

A VAST decline took place last year In the
importation Of cotton from Hindostan into
England. This fact must have a material
influence upon the prosperity of the South. 1t
will, we think, finally solve the political and
social questions which have lately vexed that
portion of the Republic. A good market for
cotton will cause such demand for the labor
of the colOred population as will not fail to
bring about harmonious and peaceful relations
between the two races.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

PRIVATE DALzELL wrote to the editor Of
the Graphic complaining of the newspapers
because they contain prckly paragraphs con-
cerning him. The Private spends all his time
in writing gratuitously for the newspapers
from Maine to California, and the prickly
paragraphs have generally been written by
afflicted editors in self-defcnse. The Graphic
tells the Private of man who spent all his
life in hocing potatoes, and consequently
never had his name in the papers, not ever
when he died. The point is a suggestive one
Get YOUR hoe. Private
National Republican., 1877-07-20

THE New York papers for the past few days
have contained two letters of CARoLAN
O'BRyAN BRYANT about Mr.. TWEED, to
which the latter replies this morning in
scathing terms, rs will be seen by reference to
his letter published elsewhere. Mr.. BRYANT
is nothing more and nothing less than gen
uine Bohemian of the very worst type, and
we cannot imagine how Mr.. TWEED, after his
long experience with men of BRyANT's type,
could have been so foolish as to have placed
the slightest trust in him. But BRYANT, by
some means or other, did succeed in cropping
himself into Mr.. TwEED's confidence, and the
result, as might have been anticipated, is that
he acted the part Of n spy and betrayed him
On a question of veracity between Mr.. TWEED
and BRYANT no person who knows them both
will for a moment hesitate In deciding In
favor of Mr.. TWEED.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

WE HAVE not often had occasion to praise
our indciatigable agitator, Gen. JOHN PoPE
HoDNETT, but the course of his Labor League,
in condemning the riotous demonstration Of
the strikers on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, is deserving of the highest commenda-
tion, and We take pleasure in according 1t.
Let Gen. HoDSErT keep on tho right track
and he may count upon The REPUBLICAN
being with him every time.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

The proprietors of the Greenbricr White
Sulphur Springs continue to use the name Of
the President as an advertisement, and the
very latest kilograms to the press announce
that "thc Presidents arrival is eagerly looked
for, and his reception will be the event of the
season" We again repeat that the use of the
Presidents name in that connection is wholly
unauthorized. lie has not arrived at any con.
clusion on the subject, and, indeed, from
present indications the probabilities are that
he will not extend his Southern trip to the
White Sulphur Springs.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

1T Is SAID that Mr.. GEORGE HEBRON, Of
PittsburR, who Is a candidate for the position
Of Minister to Brazil.will not succeed in secur-
ing the place, because the Messrs. CAMERON,
fis Fl pere, object. We doubt whether this will
be considered good reason for not appointing
Mr.. HERRoN under the present order of things.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

THE report Is erroneous that Gov. KEMPER
Of Virginia, has declined the invitation to at.
tend meeting Of all the Governors Of the M.
tion at Philadelphia. Ho has neither ao-
cepted nor declined, and II is understood tina,
he will attend II tho condition of his health
shall permit him to do so.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

will Of course all resign with the exception Of
perhaps Mr.. CORNELL. The committee Is 80
large that these designations will not affect the
quorum. 1t is thought, however, that tho
vacancies will likely be filled by the State con-
ventions Of the States whose representatives
may retire under the Presidents order. When
the committee meets to call the next Repub-
can convention It would be desirable to have
all the States represented.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

IT OUGHT to be made known 10 capitalists
Throughout the United States that the District
of Columbia has unsurpassed water power,
and harbor capable of accommodating an I'M
monse commerce Millions Of capital now un-
employed might be proftably invested here.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

THEoLoGIANs never look with much favor
upon dcath-bcd repentances. The President
evidently regards with much the same distrust
the Jealous professions of reform which
SIMMONS, Arthur and other machine pol
iticians are now making They are the men
who brought the old system into such dis
repute that it became stencil in tho nostrils
of the nation. and, of course, the removal of
the men through whom such discrcdit was
brought upon the public service is but a
question of time.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

Mr.. Z. NJ. JOHNSON, a prominent Hebrew
lawyer Of Cincinnati, who was recently offered
the best rooms at the Grand Union, Saratoga,
Is a partner Of the Hon. GEORGE HoADLEY,
who made the argument In the Oregon case
before the Commission for CRoNIN and TILDEN.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
CH1RLE,S SIMMER.

The citizens Of Washington should take
special interest in the announcement that
the Life and Letters Of CHARLES SUMNER"
edited by EDWARD l.. PIERCE will be pub
lshed this fall. SUMNER loved to dwell in
this city, took deep interest in its pros
pcrity, and was hopeful that it would soon
become the literary and art Capital of the
nation,
National Republican., 1877-07-20

JonS W. GARRETT speaks of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad us a great national highway
between the city Of Washington and the Ohio
river. Tho expression Is suggestive Of the
trade which should be carried on between this
city and the West. Let us push our COM
mercial enterprises forward.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

WAsHINoToS has this summer been one Of
the most healthy cities In the United States.
The wide avenues aud streets, the fine parks,
the shade which the innumerable trees which
line many of our streets afford, and the fine
breczes which blow almost constantly render
this city delightful summer residence.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

7M atoined editorial extracts from promi.
nent Amer1caW ne,pspapers irespectirs Of party,
are published just as any oihor nens items, solely
for M Information Of our readers. Our oun
opinions and piecs piu an usual, DO expressed only
~ our editorial collmna
National Republican., 1877-07-20

~ N0NDEMNED-BAISAM COPAIBA Is CON.
- demned and discarded as being not only worth.
less but frequently Injurious II Is Disgusting In
and smell, and Will disorder the sOundesi stomach,
and still the quacks the drug SanaTitans ain il
cure in from two TO four days II Is the only Known
medicine that can be depended on, thereby avoiding
exposure and trouble. Male packages o. female III
by druggists.
JeS.ly W H. ENTwISIE
National Republican., 1877-07-20

"WAR measures must cease some time"
the way GARFIELD put it in speaking Of tn
Presidents Southern policy.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

Mr.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT has not ar.
rived from Europe, but the game of Polo is at
its height in Newport all the same. Strange
things happen in this world.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
MARRIED,

STARKEY-KENNEDY.- TUESDAY morning, July
w. at ~. Johns church. Clnon springs, by the Rpv.
Dr. RRnkine, Of Geneva, assisted by tie Rev. Dr.
Agrnult chaplain OF ofHObgTt COLLEGE, Rev. THosAs A
STARKEy d. d., rector of It, PauTs church, Paterson
N j., and Mrs. JULIA RATMBnNE kENNEDY.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin:
The Democrats are having tho usual pre-
limlnary skrmishing about the organization Qf the
next House Of Representatives. The plan for set.
tling the Speakcrship, Clcrkship and other offices
at the Grccnbrier White sulphur Springs seems not
to be looked upon with so much favor since the
real object OF Gov. Matthews In assembling them
there has been discovered, and the arrangements
will probably be completed quietly at Washington
or Now York. II Is gratifying TO know tibet for the
SpcakeHhip Mr. Randall Is considered 70 have a
much better chance than that fussy little fellow,
Sunset Cox.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

CAuCusEs packed conventions appointments
by political pressure, machine politicians and
political campaigns run by Government officers
are not in order in this age of reform.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

THERE is nothing in which machine poll
tician takes such supreme delight as he does
iu caucus. 1t affords such field for the in.
trgucs SO cOngenal to his nature
National Republican., 1877-07-20
PERSONAL.

NJ -. July IS, isTI, :
irm o, SHAW a DANAHER, doing b Isness at
is Sry, nth street. northwest, Is this d.y Dissolved by
mutual rOnsent, and that the under yned menibers
OF the Niid hrn have, on this day, lor a valuable
considrra 10 sold and transferred a their stock and
nsses to Il. a. HEWITT ESQ., Of this city, aud that
a.! debts du said hrm are payable 70 the said n. O.
HEWITT, and 10 him only and thai all accounis APP
will be paid by him Y, C. SHAW,
Composing the 6rm of Shaw q Danaher, izT Seve tn
street northwest lyltN
National Republican., 1877-07-20

THE spirit of BEN WApE's letter to tn
REPUBLICAN is universally condemned.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

II
,,,.,,Bo BooKs ANp sTyATl,IoSfET.~~-..-
Now READY,
, UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE,
Vol. 10, Forty.four,h Congress- is7SisT7.
MAoARTHURs REPORTS, vola
Reports Of cases argued and determined in the SUI
pfeme Couft or the District of Columbia, oenerV
Term, from the january term, 1875 to the septenf
Der term 1875, Inclusive.
Is OUR REPUBLIC A FAILURE by Watson.
TIE GiibLn iiuSTERS, ny Z friend OF nay'
PHYLLIS, by The duchess. ,,,
THE SCRIPTURE CLUB, by author OF Hclens
a WOMAN Halter by CHARLES Reade.
HEAPS OF MONEY, by w. E Norris.
THE JfLr, novel, by Charles Readc
THE MILL OF ST. HERBoT by KatharineA
RTssIA, by D. Mackenzie Wallace. M
TURKEY, by James Baker, M. a.
HARPEils' HALF HOUR SERIES, from the bcot
authors, and very low price
Scrip Hooks and Pnnei Pictures which are pnrtica
hriy attractive and will well repay one for Inspect
w.H&o H. MORRISON.
Law booksellers,
jyisu No, iT6 pennsylvanta avenuc.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs Ella Stockton Horton has gone to Bos.
ton and will be absent from Washington about two
weeks.
A Mrs. Stiney, who keeps a hotel at Sails
bury Reach has commenced a libel suit, setting
her damages at $1,000 against a temperance paper
called The Word Of Truth, which denounced her rs
IA woman more degraded than any being since the
Of her hotel as zone Of the breathing holes OF hell
Among the prominent guests at the Stock
ton House. Cape May, are Joseph y, Basan, Spanish
consul, Baltimore; J. X. Fulton and family, Balti
Pttsburg; Judge George II. Dobbins and family
Baltimore; Hon. William NJ. Heiser eS Secretary Of
State, Reading, and Joseph L. Martin and family,
Philadelphia.
In n late London letter NJ. ID. Conway says
II Dr. Fairfax, Of Virginia, eleventh baron Of an
ancient house, We're TO go 70 England ,'and take
believe the fiss made over him would become a
chapter in the history OF England. II is under.
stood that he declines TO come on republican
look out for him when next In want Of a foreign
minister but all Americans are not so stern in their
political virtue"
HOTEL PERSONALS.
Edwin Wills, U. S. ~, is at the Ebbitt.
Lewis Kingsley, U. s. n, Is at the Ebbitt.
Gen. R. Arnold, U, s. A., is registered at the
Ebbitt
Maj. W. A. Rucker, U. s. A., is registered at
Ebbitt.
Hon J. D. Cameron arrived at wormlcy's
yesterday.
Hon. Thad. C. Pound, of Wisconsin, is To-
Gated at the Ebbiu
Hon. John D. Hawley, of Illinois, has apart
menH at the EbDitt.
Judge Thomas Wilson, of Minnesota, is a
guest Of the Ebbit
Hon. II. l.. Humphreys, of Wisconsin, Is
registered at the Ebbltt.
Gen, J. b. Switzer, Of Httsburg, Pa, isamonl
the guests Of the Ebbitt.
Hon. A. Worth Spates of Maryland, is reg,
itcTcd at the Metropolitan.
Mr. Geo. VIM, Curtis Of New York, is in the
city and is residing at Wornlcy's.
Hotel Arrivals.
A the EbIiH-Judge John Baxter, Tenn
ThOS II. Wilson aud G N. Avery. Philadelphia. Pa.
\ II. Bnykiu, Richmond, Vat Ney Augustus jack
son, Washington, u. O. Edward May, Boston Capt
w. Barrett, L, r. n; Robert Fletcher and l., S How
l,dt, Louisville, KY; ", g. Jordan, Jordan SPRING.
Va; T.. H. HeenPn, Mimi, aud Wm. ii. Wilson aud
daughter and q. II. Ingram, WIS
Iihr lEtr0p0iIdH.-T, e. Jewell, a. =. N, Mrs. u
g, Dayton, n; y Paul l.. l%res Philni Y D. Bg
Held, N. Y; J. H. stewart, Ind; ~ H. Frledloy, Ind
Mis- Lguie ALm,rong MIS- Agnes Fur and ". !.
Md; &. J. Trowbrige, N, \,
National Republican., 1877-07-20
1877
1877
GREAT

Tickets good 'ni used baggage CHECKED ,S III through
mkisly. 600 Pennsylvania avenue Shoe store.
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NdS4 PTENsYEyAEIA TIT AEb E9uE5 g5,,ruwpSr
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS
SPLENDID soENERMH. Mt.Sf SMfAoNificENT EauIr
TRAINS LEAVE WY %lsiIisa93s, q nom Depot, cor.
ro nss q Sixth and sitseis % as fo,iows an. ,,
s,.SSs SISIIssS R!Is,F sd ss;p.s s,i:sa
daily %R faaGs car 10 chsso SaS chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Ca Sssn.SSnasMSS an M Reehcs,et B%io Nsgss Falls
es S2s 5 Si & sna WsG,S. y &s%.Ps iSS 81 dss E
sSss Ss. ias s.tS: Ss Eat smss s saS,s q Guy XII SS
man rarlor Cars atsV a IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
asSs ssssp, spsSsy Viii IL ssS1lns $ no Cars @ rom on
'0t sana%S saa sRa s5S asg y fsS II%Ssd saiGs' Es
AcccmmOdation ior Balilmore, SO a m. and go p
For fopSs @ Creek % Line $50 a. M and 40 p m daily
For kn9Spos go a m. and 40 p IN. daily. e.oep,
ERRBREHIaESDSas Hs6 Rh
For ASa"G % 81 sunday fS 10 "a ~ and I 5 md W s"'
For the south, Via RICHMOND, loo H. NJ daily, b:O p
Train, H. pIsy leave es XeRsnGria iSr Washington $40
On sasdSy sl9 Ie "a A "a %; sna iC ~ n ana sad m m
% PS and Fss car
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvana avenue
nor,hcss corner Of sixth street and aye
ehsSkins Of oasrase 70 destination from hotels and
FRANK TH6asSS General s%sES aaSsssr s%s'r apG HffH
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, ;,yx,a
NATIONAL LINE AND siioRf EoUTB IS
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
40 a M, baltimore and way stations. - -''tsf
gyo a. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations;
press makes no stops between Washington and liar
Us a., st. Ioui. Cincinnati, Chicago and Pits.
burg express ilagerstown, except sunday. ~
$500 a. m, Baltimore express. ,,,-
town Reses md sS saons 'se'
s1Da m, New York Philadelphia Boston and bal.
isoo %. baltimore and: way stations. on Sunday
connects f9r hnnapolis co. .-. --------s---,- -.-.-
1910 M baltimore. Ellicott city, Annapolis and
sia p m, N. v, and Phns. Express. On Sunday
e Bato only stopping at all stations. Connects for
%a6p m. baltimore and way stations.
iso ,. M. Pt Of Rocks. Frederick Hagerstown, Win.
m, HSI,o hSRspslI. i s9s way stations
press Passengers for Norfolk taken in the direct
.S45 ,; m, Chicago and Columbus sxpr'ss winchss-
ter and HageIstown, except Sunday.
si:O y. m, Baltimore express.
soo P. m. Point Of Rocks and way stations; Metre
.aS }. m, 81. LOUIS ana Cincinnati express
1000 D. M. New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Trains marked 'dNyi other trains daily except sun
National Republican., 1877-07-20
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
SEWING MACHINES,
New Improved Dayl,
Nfw Improved wilson
D'R:isIS, SssS; w..
h0%s %Sss|sf ssC'tSs' { Wilson.
Remington.
! AnKiuds fOr.ResiNa, 50 per month
- McKENNEI'& CO..
mS5m R7 Ninth street northwest
HALLET' DAVIS & co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALLET.
DAVIS q cos GRAND. UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS
H. L. SUMNER, Agent
eli NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
PIANOS EXCHANGED
AND SOLD ON INsTALLMENrs
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
g NJ. FASs TIT,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER
(Formcrly Of ChioagoJ
s25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Gallery and Studios open Free to All
MEMS WEAR
G. SrAfhhnE ffzhshnEsSss.n5E h, 4 14;, !, TAILOR z,
leSG Near Western Union Telssraph once
TvH oMPsoN's
saS SHIRT s2S
MANDATORY.
Six best Dress Shirts to order for slaso
son best Linen and WamsutIn Mills Muslin. or any
FINE Hi'f FTSSShL uNBERWHAp usp9iRyI%y TO ORDER 4
Six ready shIr,s for Ss SIX unfinished SHIRTS fo
| tLso. Boys Shirts, GgI md 70 cents
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS.
THoMPsoNs SHIRT FACTORY,
>-c.>,,.,,,,,,gooR gooR ASR Go4H: s,Sts 49, =. !.
{ CHEAP =. woo, ~. CHEAP ~ Goa,
Bcst qualities Of anthracite coal, delivered non
$50 up.
6.s wsss $sEssss SsSsssH 8 cord
| Sawed and split wood kept under cover.
! Georges Creek Cumberland coal run OF mine an
| lump, always on hand ut lowest rates.
Our facilities for cheap deliveries are unsurpassed b
| any In the trade. - - -
| THOMAS W. RILEY & SONS,
| Mnin Office and depot. Rleys wharvcs foot Of Eley
| snth and I~elnh streets northwest.
| Branch Office street, between Second and Thir
northwest, and Sixth street, between ID and II sottt
west nlyLtf
National Republican., 1877-07-20

The fact that Hon. GEORGE +. HoAR will
preside over the Massachusetts, Republican
convention may be taken US an indication that
that body will indOrse the Administration of
National Republican., 1877-07-20
N o 7 ! c 4.

The undersigned have this day fbfmed q limited
partnership In pursuance Of the Revised Statutes Of
The unltei States relating to tho District OF Columbia
oonoeTnlns limited partnersh!ps
The name or hrm under which saiJ partnership d
g & b c9ndactsd y WEtGH BRoTHERs; tes bust:
the "lolnmbla AUS" a. deorgesown, In the District
grain iron @SHh tc Inasur,a1s ,he same am Ths
names and Residences OF all The general spd special
WEIGH. James H. wech and Rosia W. weloh, each OF
whom resides Ia sud ueorgetown, are tho general
partners, and Edward q. Tones, who resided In the
City aud state Of New York is the special partner
Tile said special partner has contributed. In cash.
stock. The partnership Is TO commence on The "a oi
July, 1877 and to terminate on the ID Of July, ts79
EDWARD P, WEIGH,
JAMES IL WEIGH,
NOSIA w. WEIGH,
EDWARD O. JONES.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT
Notice Il hereby given that Jacob y. Cake and wife
Of the county OF Cape May did the 2lh day OF April
last make n assignment 10 the subscribers OF all the
estate and property of the said Jacob " Cake being In
the city Of Washington, DISTRICT Of Columbia, and
elsewhere except In the Stale Of New Jersey for the
benefit Of the creditors OF the said Jacob y Cake
(Slgned) CHARLES s. BAYLIs,
EDWARD X. STEVEnskGN,
FURTHER notice Ia hereby given that Jacob p. Cake
and wi!e, Of the county Of Cape May, State OF New
Jersey, did, on the l3,h day OF April last make
property Of the said Jacob T. Cake situate and being
IN the said state of New Jersey, and not elsewhere,
F Cake and that The said creditors must ex hbit their
respective claims under oath affirmation, within
Of the following named places, viz: At the office OF
Alden Z Scnyel esq, as Market street, Camden, N.
nt the Office OF Edward X. Stevenson. southeast
corner VI Water aud Chestnut streets Philadelphia
Pm, nj the Office OF Willsrds hotel, Washington
u. O.
Dated June II, 1877.
(Signel) CHARLES 3. BAYLIS
Jcl55w EDWARD X. STEYENsON.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsHISoros, July 10, 1877.
The sub. Treasury balances at New York yesterday
were follows 0old. III currency, 10 S is8
The sub Treasurer paid out on account OF interest
900 for bonds fBlOD0. Customs receipts, t32D.QQO
In New York to-day money was easy at IN
Exchange Arm at 4ss. Gold weak at ioSlsi i06t bid
Rates for carrying, ic. and fat.
Government bonds Quiet at the following quota
National Republican., 1877-07-20
Tho Cause OF Business Distress.

We are satisfied that the distresses now pre-
vaing throughout the country are attributable, In
a large degree. to the rash, reckless and i'm
proyident manner In which business has been con-
Quoted for some time past This Is more particu'
larly true Of the banks and insurance companies
that havo lately failed
Peace and Reconciliation VIII Bring
Prosperity.
National Republican., 1877-07-20

The lcoylng are !he opening and c,osIns rate, fos
d. from The Now Hork Etook Es6hange:
National Republican., 1877-07-20
RAILROADS.
ffNi4sRsGf ( &. TICKET OFFICE.

RAILROAD TICKETS to or from AL points bought
exchanged or sold at n reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other ONCE or depot In this city
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National Republican., 1877-07-20
From the Raleigh Vows:

we Know that peace must come bofore pros
pcrity. Therefore we advocate peace and the
restoration Of harmony. Now US during the cam.
paign, our voice Is for reform and reconciliation
We believe the Democratic party will give them to
Us, but whenever the opposite side lowers the
bloody shirt and our principles become triumphant
we are glad 10 see II, and shall not get mad and
swear because some Republicans even are begin.
ming to the necessity OF reform and roconcilia
ton. We shall not get off our platform because
they get on H. We are for honest government, re-
cancellation and prosperity, now as during the
campaign.