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National Republican., 1877-08-03
No Excuse for Communism.
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The Communist has no excuse for existing
In this country. There are two things, and only
two things. which any State can do for the work
ing man. II can secure to him perfect liberty 10
work where. when and how he plcascs and ir can
furnish him with courts and other legal contri
yances for the enforcement Of his contract. That
Is ALL and when the State fails to do that the work
man has some ground for complaint In this coun.
try tho State docs IT,
National Republican., 1877-08-03
DEE.

DYER.-July q; 1877. T. T. DYER, at Paignton. De
vonsre, England
RAGLAND.Onw Wednesday, August I, 1877 ALicE
", daughter OF James J. and Addie C. Raglad In the
ninth year OF her age.
Funeral will take place today from 1910 -Four IL
half street southwest at On m Friends OF the 6tnIly
are Invited to attend.
SrOCRMAN-On July 81, 1877, CoRA II. SrotK-
MAN, the beloved daughter Of jamie and Theodore
Stockman, aged seven years
Funeral will take place this afternoon, at o'clock
from her uncle's residence II. II. Marcy 10 Market
street. GEORGETOWN, d. G. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited To attend ~
National Republican., 1877-08-03
How Shall the Losses be Paids

The Philadelphia papers do not seem 70 see
tho proposition TO have the State the loss by
the riots hrre instead Of Allegheny county. In the
same light that the Pittsburg press does. In fact
we fear II will he difficult to persuade the repre-
sntatives Of any Of the other counties TO legisatc
themselves into a share Of this burden which a
pretty piece OF special legislation seems to let them
out or But perhaps, they will have to share the
responsibility of the failure OF the State Of Penn.
sylvania to put down q riot which happened 70
take place In Allegheny county.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
The Presidents Course yindIcated,
From the Ilicnno Tribune,

Does not tho experience of the past week
nllly confirm the wisdom Of the course adopted by
President Hayes toward the South? II this strike
had occurred during the time the United States
trr0Ps were engaged in sustaining the carnet-bag
ti0yerItofs Of southern states. hateful To the people
aud tolerated only under submission 10 superior
force, would II have been safe 10 use the United
states army for the suppression Of domestic VIC.
ienCe in the Northern Stalesl
National Republican., 1877-08-03
A Good appointment.

From the Philpelphih inquirer:
In the selection Of Hon. Henry Washington
Hillyard for Minister IN Brazil the President has
secured for the civil service truly representative
Southern gentleman and an accomplished scholar.
statesman and diplomstiSt. Long ago no served
tho country acceptably as Minister to Belgium, and
in Congress aflerward he displayed abilities of n
high order. Swept intn the secession movement
after n stout resistance he was among the first to
accept the verdict Of the people against that popu
lar crime In 1885, and since that time has taken no
active part In politics.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
COLLECTOR RUssELL,s CASE.

The case against Collector of Internal
Revenue RUSSELL, of the Richmond (va.)
district, calls for the prompt action Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The charges are
preferred by respectable gentlemen, and
although u newspaper is not II judicial tri-
bunal, and we have not heard RUssELL's
side of the story, yet We cannot help reach
ing the conclusion that where there is so
much smoke there must be some fire.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The subjoined editorial EXTRACTS from promi-
nent American neopapas irrespective Of party,
nre Published just az any other neps items solely
f,r the Information Of our readers. Our own
opinions and riems pin, as usuai, be oppressed only
ia our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
LEARNED mt Last.

From the Cincinnati Times
II has taken rather less than q fortnight for
all classes Of workingmcn 10 he Impressed with the
great truth that half loaf u better than no loaf
National Republican., 1877-08-03

THE Pittsburg folks claim that the losses
growing out of the late riots in that city ought
to be paid by the State in consequence of the
failure of the State TO suppress the riots. There
would seem TO be some equity in charging IL
part Of the loss to tho State at large.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
Railroads and the Government.

From tho Little Rock (Ark.) Evening star:
The idea has been suggested that the Cen
pral Government should take possession OF tho rails
roads which are affected by tho strikes and run
them as military roads until the local authorities
shall be sufficiently strengthened to take charge Of
them again. Why not have the Government take
and keep possession Of them Altogether, and oper-
ate them for the benefit of the public?
National Republican., 1877-08-03

THE nomination Of Judge WEST for Governor
of Ohio is universally conceded to be very
strong one.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

Internal Improvements and the Laborers
From the Knoxville Chronicle;
1t will cost tho Government less to furnish
employment TO these men than TO shoot them, even
II the question Of economy alone Is considered and
that Of humanity len out We trust that there will
be wisdom enough IN tho next Congress to give
this question thorough overhaulng and that such
action may be taken ps will do Justice to all con
cerned-the workings an and the Government.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
Massachusetts, Unit In support of Haye.

1t Is a significant fact that while there will
be three State tickets In Massachusetts, during the
roiIing fall-Republcan. Democratic and Pro-
hbtion. the last supported principally by disaf.
iected Republicans- people are virtually unit
In their support Of the Presidents Southern policy.
Both the Cnitcd States Senators and all the Con-
gressmen elect have declared their approval of his
course. and there Is no one Of much importance
unless Wendell Phillips may be 80 regarded, who
takes the opposite side.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
TR5pEL ERs' GUIDE.

UNiVERsAL h. R. TICKET OFFICE.
a so as sS % S 81 5 S6a s2qs
upon s.I any other office O. depot in this city
ESpg good TILL used bsS cGSSfSa s5GSEEh
mhls.iy- ens Pcnnsylvania avenue, Shoe Store
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNsYLvANrA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
MENT. ''3oi'
TRAINS LEAVE EHG WksliisST5s lsJj from Depot, cor
neI Of Sixth and y streets, as follows
For t fSd 70 rbSrs s MS and S Spns qs RON Ss
sSss NJ sy q %sS Fas 81 af aUS 10 aSso SnS Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canantalsua Rochester. Bufiiio, NiaEara Falls
and ana the North, S'2S 4: m. daily sxeep, sunday,
Tainos ssts 70 watkins. For &lllis%spegt Iocf OCH
Haven Haven, ;i,9n Em9ra and Watkins. at 1910 IN daily.
For New York and the East, e,S p m. daily, with
man pnrior Carsy S2l a. M daily eScept sunday.
For New York and the East, SIS a m, and lD p. m.
%,p a%s.y, ssscpt e Sunday, , with Sleeping Cars ircm
For sas %a IS i s. S nj ssy m fH. ssfsG. s
N icS giT ni%SSsp 5 sspGS and a.
For Popes Creek Line $50 a m and 10 p m. daily.
For Annapolis, GSo n m. and t2o p. IN. d,iy except
ALEXANpHIA AND FHEBERICEsBuRg rail-
TMoNf Nm RAitKSkn nftn KAShkEnxAND"lA AND WASHING
Fur Ale1anirIa, q ], $ sio, 10 II a M. eo Gar
For ihe south. via itichmond is % m daiiy, ssj n
IT., m: m. daily. ly. except sunday, ,, 49,.
On sisl. 81; h N NJ, 4 SS 4 "a sS% "
aRa - srps T sna ana sror % car accom-
Ss Ss a a .ne oS no,,he
norsss eorner H stre md aSS
nue. aa a. ,e depot wh,re Orders can be len or ths
rnArk SAESE ssss s@s srsss .ssS. Ssss
I RALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NArlJNAG Ef GfiAF LINE RgHpsh slioRF SS5Surn
NoRrH. wEsr. NORTHWEST AMI s2yrHSrL
$50 a m, baltimore and way stations =
Wsie ss% Valley 9Is w sSra isslGss ss
press, make' no stops between Washington and HAr-
.7s5 a M, 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pits
'"rs so sIprs''R z ne Rsiim",s hnITn; E;s srsap' sunday
s:io a M. Piedmont, strssburs. winchester. Hagen.
W. 9, m. New York. PhiisaepGis, Boston and Bal.
'sua a. IL. Baltimore and way stations, on SUNDAY
connects f2r Annapols
iaio y m. Bailin,ore, Ellco,. CITY, Annapolis an
'i:S ,. m, NV York ard Phiiadeiphs Erpso~,
On sunday y BaiTSro only. stopping at all stAtionA
sS p m, BaitiiSors and w,y stations
40 p M, y Gilmore and fAirpl eKrress.
Gas p. m. Pt OF Rocks Frederick. Haserstown, Win
chester, and way stations.
SEQ .. m. Balto., Aunspolis and way stations,
exnrc,s Passengers ior Norfolk taken in iss
cars direct to boat
'Gi5 y. ni, Chicago and Columbus express, Win
Chester and Iie;erst0wn, eSccpt sunday.
sIs3D p. N, Baltimore express
sT3 b. m. baltimore and stations
$40 p n, Point Of Rocks and way stations Metro
ssis p M, Ut Louis and Cincinnati express
.iooop NJ. New York, Philsielpha and Baltimors
Trans marked .daily; other trains daily except sun
day. myi9u
National Republican., 1877-08-03

A VAST majority Of our exchanges say that
the regular army should not be composed Of
less than fifty thousand men.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
The Speakership.
From the Cincinnati ENQUIRER:
The South wants the Speakership.
Muhh.Haad

From the Nashville American;
Mayor Moore, Of Cincinnati. appears to be
considered a namby -pamby person by all parties
He Is actually accused Of drinking crab cider
His speech TO the mob was mush.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
Look to the EnrmerE.
From the Saint Paul Pioneer Press:


Tho American farmer is tho bulwark of that
conservative public opinion which In the end must
settle this conflict. ns Il falsely called between
capital and labor-but which Is really misundcr.
standing between the employer aud employed US 10
their respective rights and duties. unless by pa.
tenCe, f0rbcarancc and intelligent moderation on
both sides they shall conclude to settle II between
themselves
National Republican., 1877-08-03
Hard Times,

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Banks are reducing their discounts Col
laicralS must he conyertible to 20 money. Real
estate il not worth dollar an acre for borrowing
purposes.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

Political MATTERS are so mixed now that
SENATOR MATTHEWS has stepped on to the
BILL ALLEN grrcuback platform.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

THE strongest point which the advocates of
the silver dollar make is that the law author
izing its coinage was fnudulcntly repealed in
1878
National Republican., 1877-08-03

THE New York Herald says that both the
old parties are dead, and that there will be a
reorganization of parties this winter. The
Herald Is right.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

TIE relation of capital and labor, the tarif,
internal revenue tcxltion, banks aud banking,
the currency, the silver question, the rcgula-
tion of Interstate railroads, and plan for ar
bitratons between capitalists and laborcrs are
some OF the subjects which ought to be referred
to a commission TO be appointed by the Presi-
dent OF the United States.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

CERTAIN narrow minded politicians in the
North are beginning to understand that Mr..
HAYES is President of the United States, and
not merely of the Northern States.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

STANLEY MATTHEWS is opposed to rcsump-
ton in 1879.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

IT Is idle to talk about contraction Of the
currency being the cause of our present
troubles. The fact that there are 500, ,OOO, 900
of greenbacks deposited in the National
Treasury without interest, for safe keeping,
shows that the present arrangement of business
comes from other causes than u scarcity of
money,
National Republican., 1877-08-03

CONGRESS should have control of all inter
State railroads.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

carry the measure through in some form
and therefore the public cannot consider il
too carefully or thoroughly.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

A DISAGREEMENT between little ANNA
B0YLE's father and the gentleman who was the
financial supporter Of the enterprise brought
Miss BoYLE's New York engagement toa sud-
den termination last "Wednesday evening.
What the nature Of the difficulty was We are
not informed, but We suppose that it must
have been a very serious one, for we can hard,
ly imagine that those two gentlemen would
have permitted themselves to be instrumental
in injuring, however slightly child's pro-
:essional prospects without proper cause.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

SENATOR MATTHEWS wants the greenback
established as permanent currency.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

Let Pittsburg Pay for the Music.
From the Burlington Hawkcye:
Pittsburg has danced to music Of her own
selection. now let her renumerate the orchestra.
And u the railroad men have any money len, let
them give Il To their wives, and not throw II away
upon Pttsburg
National Republican., 1877-08-03

Cannot Starve tho Country.
From the Louisville Courier.Journai,
The strikers arc now fully aware that they
cannot starye the country. business required the
raising Of the freight blockade, and It has been
accomplished.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

THERE are ut least hundred and fifty en-
listed men riuing clerical duty, &c, in the
sigut oi!iCr AID other bIanchrs OF tile War
DEPARTMENT. These IIrn arc uniformed and
'1ll taat J., rcqri,itr to cnr0ll them into three
rpu,rn.,. nr srldicrs IL arms and little prac-
t."' Tn E,r.ncr can he obtained without ex-
p'.,, "n', tbs latter pcrfYTmed by commits
s., A.. ui!ic:II. Of which there are plenty hang
National Republican., 1877-08-03
TSMAN LINE
ISMAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York.
CITY OF BERLIN.
CITY OF CHESTER
CITY OF RICHMOND,


The saloons are the entire width Of The vessel. and
iessenn The liability 10 ssasIcknesa SMOKING .fooms
% sSop pS rrss SsS
so1ther,y coun.e during the Ice season.
%SSSSS T:S.s s$s A ssJP
sserAser0 and from N AZ PSIs Y n bEE ssdScsd ,s,s
jyisIm Is BroadIsy NewYork. 4.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIl
These frs, .c,a,, s,ssmsbns .a,, rsgu,ar,v .,anm
from Pie, No - North River;
ssssssilasRiP ssssmsRiPP S6huMBus. S6h f
sage ssSs%SS''' sppgaS '''''e S sss' g
acKKLLER LuLINa a CO.,
GREAT wEsTERN sTEAMsHIP LINE,
NE% S, XoRk RhS TO RasTo H.
. ss SliiSs from H Pier Tsi rs u East ii, RivSr %
ARR mARRAToH, symonds.
Cabin PaSa.gc 40 currency. Excursion, sies Inten
psG 81 sSaFfaos Sn q snd a
ward For freight or passage pssi apply 10, 70 a.,
jyis No. 70 south @ %SsHN; strSst New 13S"s York.
HAMBURG-AM PACKET COMPANYS
IL ihNE iifMhIinn pnh PLYMOUTH cHERBouRa AND
eeppMHiMHhiihFASiA' epHi.HiiF, sgEyIAs sE,ssIEs,
ulnSs Rate O fa;sags to Ply%ou,h London Gherso..
9. n RICHARDS a BoAs.
General passenger Agents,
Nh4 q Broad street 9 Ss% Ss"s'M YofN. Ass''A ys
WHITE STAR LINE
FOR aUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED sTkTns NAIL
The Steamers Of ,hi. Lime take the Lane Rou.s
Of the Banks the passage 10 Queenstown, all IN
sRiTASNfo, ssRH!ATsS
% gseM THE WITHIN wfhfENNiS sTxh DOCK, PIER a
in appolntmenta The saloons. sisteroons, smosins
nnG na,c sSs ans oan are piSoes amds wsrS s
1a;sS;s SsS ., ssd Return Tote
az S gei sa %nsr
jyi6 RI. coRTIs. Agent.
ENoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENsTowN.-JTm
United States Mali siss%sT. jssya Pier S N Il:
MM2YSTANaa. MYSTMAiNNaa..
Sssr ss;sss g. $ Ss;:SSrI to s''
Iyis % broadway.
EER spIpXhIH TBANg1TLaNTIG eoNPAyY NI,s (;
R G9sPE naTES Il Fly I f2BK R ss
viii All &c@ P,sr No p North river, foot of Mos
khh khRRA NAB R6h; 4I;dS.;IEsl sSsH;Ellsr.
RATES OF FAfSAds oSs 81 bhTky bfEI2N NnEpgSEn EpsS
STATE LINE.-To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
p Dublin, Belfast and IondSndsTTy; These nrsS
eni Rssr sss Foot w q Canal s street.
STATE Of H. EdMEoRGIA, ~
% issa @ tHd e. .: sSasa to
as Return ts; aSsiS A SednSfd Js'f
fsass ps pssssss scs e G aas .lsi r.
V,HE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF
pHrLA pELpiifA xEb fIvEkPooL LINE
rom fEssspEs SA and sf fss5z Sn E.:
pool.
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Ing semi monthly alternately nom philadelphia an
f9F !ef RS "a so sasE asas sBs
sO1 Walnut street P6adeiphia 81 Broadway, Nss
rrs '0ES Sst'sgy M'spPpSIstH Place. Rsss Assss psssl.
pACIFiC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
For California, japan, China .S,'srI,s, New hs.iaa7
..,r,,, M br't'Si ~, columbia, 0rrgon, Sc,
For SAP H,11".G T,n.rGS; & ~ EE y, ;4E # Essn.
Connecting mr 'ea'rnl NHori' II and south PAolhA
warts,
fl"M ~ iw,,!g,;:ys,t X g.: !I.p'" .na Ch!nA,
s'e""'''P'''f OF TsNlm, T.Ir,,,,ru .u.ro.,,.
From San Franc!s to ,' id ari New New Island
WM WM iEf'n +. cI2D 2f TT ( z @ @@''y I% 2
,.,o ). j. Hr,!\f snmrntendeht
National Republican., 1877-08-03
Both tho Old Partie. Doad.

The Democratic party is dead; the Republi'
can party Is dead; not all the Efforts of all the poll
| ucians can prevent general disorganization and
| reorganization Of parties this winter.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.
wAsHrSoroN. August 2. 1877.
State bonds dull.

The following are the closing rates for state securi
change:
National Republican., 1877-08-03

Economy of Life and Money In the Use OF
Government Troops.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer
There Is the additional fact, recently and
repeatedly proved, that one platoon Of Federal
soldiers, renrcscnting the power authority and
prestige of the nation and known tn be completely
dsintcrcstcd. has more influence In restoring and
maintaining order. even without the firing of n
shot than ten times their number Of local troops.
II is thus an economy Of life as well as of money
cases.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
(NIIEAP FUEL.

The chaAtS't ,uI ssg tls; Az U,Va,rf o. E"ts- 'u
warm weaghrr LnFE u .; also a!IsH,c To-, ',",i,
purposes. Now shs 'hH y Prnsr-'t ~ "coiurj II
scarcity cY esat " 'ha y sTE,t y" u,,i,gurll ll"
strike of The uss,< "GIie,- "!p'd ~''r r'r ,r,.
COKE al ihe E:tp 81 - ,-s.E!S .Ca ifsr
LIlHT CONF sS:, -. 20 &C. si.ss r'f,,. q,
Bln sold AT tbs t'csra 10 isi2- pi .ig rrF .4" b.,
fOrty bushels, md SS NJ Il. ,i'sj ~ fN'nu'.Dtv
bushels, deliyHId zoy1HSa Eltn;h ihs Guy. G"Su
National Republican., 1877-08-03
Stocks weak.

t'tocbs WINK.
The following tho opening and closing rates for
the active stocks ns teiegrnphed TO H. d. Cooke jr
Co.. from the New York stock Exchange.
National Republican., 1877-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

=, ,asTHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS Asso.
UiATiON will hold its next meeting on the Mary
s sf"i Tnlfs EnBfToM affTp 'TS rev
ALL beyond the usual fare OF Any cents children, half
eavlns %s ms The strSS fFS" " s Gnv H VIII )"
pef e iytI ~ hs or SnTs us
au3t Secretary.
n5-SpBCtAL NOTTCE.-AIL GOODS LEFT
M, with Us, either on loan OF commission, on which
Sxtcgdcd the SAME vii bs seld RiSr ten days from
ausSf s3LbsrEfN GS Snd 5Sss
ss-MONEY WANTED.
Owing to the srea. demand for money, we offer to
sell within sixty days a large collection Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMOND DANDoTHERs SOLID DUoLD JEwELRY,
GUNS, REvoLvERs, &C., ac,
AT EXTRAORDINARILY GREAT nAWAINs
Every article fully warranted at
8. GOLDsTEIS cos,
Commission brokers,
JynH Corner Tenth and u streets
81 POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
OrYICE. IS Hon SrREET,
Tn. ANIMAL Gs%nSTTswn am Z, p 81 5uIy a.
tion Of twelve directors for this company viii be held
a the office OF the company on Monday the 9Th OF
rSII, open at IL o'clock m sna Se,s =, o'clock pm
RLLIARDs,:a,5sEAToY HALL.
II Corner Ninth and streets northwest
mhlo ''ryseH&l"SS yse&S tSS tTsl S'SsS rS. flopre,er
o.. 60 ON kkB!slEIGS' hkb saEE {sFS NO
'rn ST. MARKkiTER.s, ~ st. H. w.
Free Art Gallery and store No ss ID street north
Choice on Paiut!nEs, Easrsylngs, chromos, A.
s!ass, Aisso, largest M9ek OF PapeIhsnginss window
Ri.ss sTN%sIs N1ilsI SsS sSs sN e ,ao District ~ '
Please remember name and number. jeesu
ss-oRIENTAL CREAM.
onDion % nc Drug 7rad, and Ladie, Of n, sop,,.
ton m s. oms fs. ny lsai sess %
nl; Ma;scn sean,iSr =, Is being sent ont n REDUCED
genuine article put up only IN The same style label
,,hi,T s9.ss c sS Hy my LIE husband ,o5 The last
~ guard .0 MInii1h Til Ip'T Il +. q aoGRhTb',n s q 'n'r
sale whcssaie by sT%rT Hpf rtse' cRSMwELL RSS
Fs g. sna y s saa ea sasS pouarc
table RsaRe Sa se3ySS y Wnsp .pssnou' I hA Laua ysse
:, q. ART LIsSsoNs.-Lesons in drawing and oil
ati corner seventh and streets OF residences o. pS.
pils, Drawing y, painting y per month. ly7:lm
So FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
the soda water drawn from the steel founts at the
Temple Drug store. JeN
81 SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
pure and cold m Coughlin's Temple Drug Store,
drawn froin steel f0unts Jeu
81 TRY THE ICE-CoLD ROOT BEER, AT
Coughlin's Temple Drug Store. Masonic Temple, Ave
cents per glass jeii
.sSFLUID LIGHTNING ExCEIs ANY REM.
edy ever known for the Immediate OF Neuralgia
MeadAnhe. &c. Sold at Coughlln's Temple Drug
Store ocIi
sS-HUMPHREY's SPECIFICS, PONDS Ex.
trnct, Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Temple Drug
Store, and Ninth streets. seps-u
as-JUsTTs PATENT (sTEEL) SOLE AND
HEkL PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice N
long and prevent yqn from slipping. For sale every
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and lndls
cretions OF youth nervous weakness early decay
Of manhood. &c, will send a recipe that will cure
You, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy WAS
discovered by missionary In South America senda
self ahire-sed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN
station y. Blble House. New York city. feis8m
DEF TrTnVTC AIHvrTTEC
National Republican., 1877-08-03

ss-THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS Asso.
ClATION will hold lis next meeting on the Mary
Washington, August I, on which occaSiOn there will
be fRUIr AND FLOWER EXHIBITION free to
price Terminus of excursion, GlymOnt; time OF
leaving, e,0 q m. The discu.son OF the dny will hc
upnn paper by the secretary Fruit Culture In lis
Relations 10 Health" ]. E. SNODGRASS,
au3lt Secretary
National Republican., 1877-08-03

The following the buying aud selling rates ior
90 ogcrnment securities.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

Prilesoft. 20 MJ1o $500 prizes q So "a 6001G
B,sis tssh Prltes, Kdioun,.L, 10 kIl1gst
WHOLE TirhEISt ~, nA!NlS, a. 2uARrERs.
Go. II l9ckhIc, s!95 ~ :ChEls.
Remlttanres ,sn be ItaTe hy MkI, 2LpTsSS, pTAn,
p o. Money Order or Il 'gslrctd LCileT, male paya
Bile to q. W. DaiNpw $50,
Reliable As-rtA %ppiCh Fr~," Sisrs send refer.
ences with npp,. "a t., 'ir"' .li Jrii
q. W. BARROW & - 6sG" JarGs"rN.
. - Coulter lDuTTci HUIGi"x, "T'S 10 Ny.
Or THoS. II. HAYS y ,H. "."', tss,."E 'S""n
El1 d Uaiwayr sS1 4 81.
SEND FOR A CL.GGLa9 q, Lvo:W