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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Of Anderson A McIioberts'.
No old Stock In the elegant lot Of Cloth.
ing kept by John ". Craig.
Rorsp Head and Inside Track Cigar Cor
sale by Anderson a McRobcrts.
p.r beef every ia, 1T ferrel a Sur.
bsr's Cash Tor hides on delivery.
Fon cheap Hamburg Fdging. .nd in.
sertings, always 20 TO Joln II. Craig.
zrruys for working motives, and frames
Tor mo,toss, at Andersen 4 McRobers.
60 10 Anderson 4 McRobcrts for all
kinds and colors 81 Extra Mixed Paints
Fon SALr-An excellent brick Office on
Lancaster Street Apply to Jno. &. Cooper
JouS ". CnAm's Establishment Is the
Fashionable IIcsdqusrter. Tor the Novel
tics.
ANDERSON & McRoprRrs keeps good
supply ~ Cigar Lighters for making has.
kets.
FoR new Spring Millinery and Fancy
Goods, call at John u. Craig. Establish
msnt
,,,
a LAh.t nev mpp'! :" nH.hlne Ne
Roberts
PIIr REMEDY, Germ Plsstcrs and Bun.
ion Ointment, for ssie at Anderson n Nc.
kober"
SAvs your eyes. BUY q pair of Lsrsru.
AMorris perfected spec,sele', " r. H.
Cbepault'.
IASpRSrn's Garden seeds, large, fresh
STOCK In papers and bulk 81 anderson
hckobsr's.
PrrHcrASs prescriptions and Pharma'
CAsnsulta
. . u,p,.., In,
eeived superior lot OF Pistols, cartridges
and Cutlery.
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T,I.,l .ts'i -,
w. a''' n.'"' wv W" '' ''
" ''"'
~ Won want . r,od clock. YOU can find
!, a, ,L.p,ul,'. =; eli, price. Warranted
,v,l,, month.
y.x,soxs .,ocl nj ever, thin, In Oh,
Jew,lry line OF r. X. thenault's, At less |
MAN Guy i'"es'
Lama. call and .rr ,h. .pl.odid new
.,J -, r,n,,,.. ms, ,.c,;y.d nv Ind,r. |
an, a NcRah.,,.
Rev your Drug, Patent Medicine. |
Paints, White Lead, Oil, Dye.Stuf'. School
Bpok.. Stationery, &c, at T. H. Chenault's !
COMPLETE assortment OF Fishing
Tackle, consisting Of iiook', Lines, Sn""ds,
P"le Trimming-, Reels and MinnorS, at
Anderson n McR"bcris.
p,.L i.u . dat,
.n,;," ..,,.,..,ia. .,n.h ..,.J
To know their worth before buying other
plo~a Sold b' smith M'l'ef'
-, ~,
NhH.H,iN- ASp SNsLL ~
"h" need choice hNsrgrenr, 10 'afNN'"
orn'men' 'sris :" 'ems'e'' "'s, can
supplied AZ low prices ot esihns on ""s
sfusnef ~ u l. har''s !" ue suou,N Q,
stanford; those want ng small i,u1s OF
me nc'' k'"n, sueh "euitah'-' rs.eostr,e-
"sf~f'e'' s'e' can get mem ~ '"e lowest
fric". from the sane source
A. S, ,.i, -, n..,,ii.
III =, u;.. 49, H,,,,.,5.lJ !, M. \
Mn; ,I;.n, % I'm n 80
49,. IL. So. ,n,i srn,ns, ..,.on ,nJ
H. ~ ,h. r. NIL, n.ns,,n.r, nv
under the management ct Miss nellie
hughes. Mr, n'a'en' hhe ahnfe ~ sn'
h'''on 10 hef cuisines, capsc''y' mase' he'
many "sf" 'f'e"o' S"er~'e' sue !" N""""'
~
~ 'htrs Me ~! -o'' ~ w, Wy
other vicinity s'.hins . "f-',e'aS 'no
OF organ. whose eve shan f.'' "poh .h,s
item ie, mem pause f~nee', iooN nmusn
o'hs, columns sna s"a i'snf, '~a'
y, washington, ~ Tor an! ln,o'"', Tl
,he, may u'.lis 'Ih'e'nl"s 'hrm. 'nsi
are h'shIy sonmsnueu W .ne re a'Iu
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INV ACHIEVEMENTS
PUBLIC SPEAKING
It. w. NIoEI:IsIsAN

Candidate ior stats Senator In the 18th keatusiy
time. and Ilaess.
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VNIIE CELEBRATED "BUFFALO'
STEAM GRIST MILLS!

have renovated from io'iom Ia top the ahsvs
Nell-known and celebrated Steam Mills situated Il.
Lincoln county, about one mile from st.uford -
the liusionvlie pike. The accomplished MiIl-risht
William y. Potts, Of Madison county did the uork
md he now Proncunces the-c mills as ssod % s~y
On the Continent: All ,he old machfnsry aud trt-
ures have hcen taken out and new put in--stonss.
new smut MN. NoltIDg Cloths, Ae., are In 6ps o..
der, so that nov eau make IS good Flour sod Msal
nsny Mil.
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These are Close retail prices Tor cash ~ produce
tn. usual CONVERSIONS are made IN purchasers. in
Wholesale quantities.
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STANFORD.

Grecories aud ard,earc.--R Retail.
conHrcrED WEEKLY NJ CAMPBELL a nrLKB.
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c U s TOM RINpI c

solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. gr.aiss
done every day, Try ihess Mills oscs and yes mi
come again. ti7o-tti JOHN w. MOST.
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BEATTY'S PARLOR
O R & "A N 81
ELEG ANT STYLES, with vaiuabls Improve
a.ni., New and Rssiiful Snlo Steps. OvrROuE
THOU SAND Orgsnsts and MuslciSns iu.lorye thsss
organs and recommend them As STRICTLY FIRST
CLASS In Tone, Mechanism and Durability. war
ranied for six years.
Most Elegant and Latest Improved.
Have been awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
in composition with Others for
simplicity, Durability, Prompineas,
AND PIANO LIKE ACTION.
Pure, SWEET, aud Evenly Ralansei Tone, orsAss.
! raj Effects, and lnsantanscas Aee~ss which aay
lie had 10 the Reeds.
Send for Price List. Addres
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey. U. s.A
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ing in the law or tho Constitution that Oom.
mapds him 10 do 30
NEW BOOES.

will TT BEy" ny HELEN J. FORD. Paper
cover, 1863 pages Boston: Published by
I,sRISa For sale by RoBERT BEALL, book
seller. Price, 20 cents.
This Is the latest of the series Of Ioring's
Tale, Of the Day. The style Is fresh and
charming and the story Is entertaining
"CnfDhYSE or KoToNo. A STORY or THE
EARLY DAYS OF TIM REBuBIiC." BY Ar--
RuRS LowSER limo, PIP. 6B. New
York: DnDD, Mr,p & Go. publishers. For
sale by WILLIAM BALLASTrsE.
The plot OF the story Is laid in America dur
ing q most exciting period In American his.
tory, and the writer has done full justice to
the material at his command. He has written
an interesting story, and one which will b.
valI0l ~ an American production.
"THB WINE iBnERs TEMPERANCE SoCIETr."
Anonymous. Boston: PubiiIhcd by LIZ &
SHEPARD; IL mo-. PIP. 10. For sale by WIN.
BALLAsTYNE.
This short volume contains the interesting
narrative of u liberal Temperance socicty, and
i, dedicated to uuplcdgrd temperance men,
moderate drinkers, barkcepcrs, ~ well "a to
the sgners OF tho pledge, in the hope that II
may contain suggestion for their good.
"ARROND AuAIS; on, FRlsH FORAf IN
FOREIGN LASD-" by CURTIS GUILD; svo.
pp. Az. Boston: LEr & SHEPARD, publish.
cr, For sale at WM. BALLhSTYNE's Wash.
ing'un, u. G.
The author desrribcs In this work second
tour among the interesting places of Europe.
His observations are close, and the book Ii oi
value y, one Of reference, besides its excellence
IN literary view.
"YorSG FOLKS BOOK or AMERICAN ExpLoR'
FRS" by THOMAS WESTwORriI HIdGiN'
sOS; IL mo-; cloth, illustrated, PIP. 16l. BrS'
ton: LIZ 4 SHErhRD, publishers. For sale
by VIM BALLASTYNE.
This Ia uniform with the "Young Folks
American Explorers" and is dcsstned to he As
popular. Though written fec young folks III
a graceful and easy style, It can be read with
profit and cdidcation by old folks
"TnE CHRISTIAN WAY; wHIrHxr 1T LEAD
AND How TO do o." by WhsHISuTpS
GLADpES; IL mo-; PIP. li3, New York
Published by Dom. MEAD & Go. Washing
ton For sale by WIN BALLhSTrSE.
Mr.. GLADDEN. has contributed much 10 Tho
religious literature OF the day, and his writ
inls have h.cn received with great favor. Hi
lntcst essay Is full of sound reasoning and i
not the lrist intcrts,ing Of his works.
"ALI WRnXG." Published by j. Il. LIrrfS
COT. Philadelphia. For sale by G. &. Rrs
~ IL.
worry charming little story, which viii
= ,on find its way into every library.
"A HEw ~ THE BATTLE or IIfE AND OrHEl
BHiEF MENnRIAi.,." by Miss MARSH; lbmo
PIP. l6S. New York: RoDEHr CARTER
BRpTHmRs Publishers.
This little book contains eight beautiful lit
! tie sketches or memorials, written cicvcrl!
and Interestingly, by a writer whose work
| have always been received with favor.
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Commerce.

Commerce..
BALrIMoRE, June 9-Cotton quiet mldiIing. ma
Tic.
Flour more active. arfncr and not lno,ably higher
red, sisss iqh Torn southern ,sarcc aud firm:
Western hrmrr aud shade higher southern white
paGk.: do. yellow 0trsD'sc.; Western riSed, spot,
.r'hci July. Gs. August. Bic: steamer. SIC. Oats
southern prime, $50 Jr.; Western white. scieT.c; do.
niyeTi, No H.; Pennsylvania, E6r.g. Nyc MONT.
niliy firm at 7i@sr Hay stenly and unchanged.
rSy,S Saca Nh ~ s s snsa nt nn',ST dn, md
al i3Gisc Petroleum cnii; crude. s,Sisi,c reanesi
Lac li',c. CoiF, dulG buyers and sellers apart
ite~ipts-Fioar, iSS barrels wheat, II -, b,-hcls
wheat ~. "a bushels; corn sl,pl bushels
NEw SonK, JuneO.-COitOn irmcr upinnds IKE;
Orleans, lltc, Sales or b bales Consolidated net
receipts. ~ bales ESpnrts-'rcnt Brtan, lsh bacs
Continent, titl bales, Channel, |, no hulp7s
fl0ur-Lulr more doing without decided change In
prl,r. Wheat iitm ami gulet; liInitcl export and
milling demand; NJ, milwaukee, held A. stTE No.
Chicago nominal sdiEr i.gt No. spring, siJts6its
light trade closing firm al outside figures Y,c for
unSpuui Western niiNet shrjTc. 'or ungrniti West.
crn mlyc't 'sso ~ &c. for steamer miSa BAI5SS oT
New York NJ : sic" steamer y.ilnw and yellow
white Westerns b'ic. for obi No, chicago, Oats
| rather more active AMI siInlc hrnrr PTSlr. fpt
mixe Western aud State tlns1c. for white do, IN
y" Wits riis s MeT YAK Tsrs Ns ~ SH nG
white ~ O',ci New York No. white, aNSsSsc
FORK steady; new mes. fltiaait.lh liecf quiet
refined itic. Coffee dnli sugar dull aud heavy
klce quiet aud steady. Mplassrs ,lnli. TUrpsntinp
steady A. y. for sprit, i,'sln hrnicr at AS ,Gplg
Frelsl,tS Liverpool duil cotton per SAIL I'd; pc,
! steam, ',dp-t,l., wheat, per steam, y III,
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The jackson Miss Clarion scouts the idea
that tic KrmpCr county tragedy can bc compiled.
ted with the assertion that Mctlcnlnn. who wa,
killed NJ the time Of the chisholm affair was Brit
ish subject II snys that MC''l"nlnn has resided In
kCmpcF county probably twenty years or more;
that he was there before, during aud since the
war that he had lost his quality OF British subject
IL he was ever one by changing hts dumiciic, and
fixing hts residence permanently In this country.
with no intention hntcvrr Of ever living utnin IN
the country OF his birth, that he followed his oCCu.
putiul IN this country, and here made hts living,
laws, aud recognized his responsibility Ia them 10
this country, ~ ANY nativCbOrn citizen would
have done According To tho public law, as cx'
pounded by Mr. Webster, secretary Oi state, In an.
swcr ~ resolution Of the House Of Representative,
In ISL concerning the case Of J, $ Thrnshcr, the
C1rrim Argues that his allegiance to the country
Of his birth had ceased, aud he could not have
hCCn entitled ~ IT. protection,
The paper then goes IN IN say Whether Mr. Me
Crnau had thought proper ~ TAX" ont nlturnli
Ihtiuu pnprT, ~ not nothing j. more certain thni
that he Ind become citizen Of this country tn nl
intent, aud purpose, and by voluntary cNpntria
ton had lr.t Ills right 10 claim the protection O
amy other country. II he was Il British subject h,
was exempt from service rs n member Of tn,
sheriff. posse IN Kcmpvr county Int Wc learn thai
- err from claiming exemption he voluntarily
assumed the service ut the entrance, aud nS tht
Ir.vnd ur chisholm. OuriulurmaliDn /, that lac wa
not un duty ~ "A mcmb"r Of the puSsu when he wa
killed, but had hCUumc Involved In M ARRAY
with PERSONS IN the crowd during Il excite
mont "
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Personal.

4. ZuriC,ldcn, Of New York, IA at the Arlington.
r. A. Moore Of Ohio, IA stopping at the Arlington.
Charles SprdhOn registered at the Arlington y,-'ter
day.
Edgar A. farrell. Of New York, Is guest ut the Ar.
llngibn.
the Arlington.
II p. Warren. of Dover, n. II, arrived ut the Ar.
lIuEuu yesterday,
Mi ana Mira y II. Lawson, Of Cincinnati, are 30.
IDhrning at the Arlington.
lion. W, A. HOugh, Mayor Of Macon, Ga., and Jas.
McIMrnry, Of the same place are stopping at the M.
tlnnnf 10th IT thWt' gentlemen are men NJ wealth
aud influence Ia their state; and are IN hIl accord
with the administration Of President Hayes
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heretofore 40 unhappily prevailing In the
State, while creating q general discomfort.
This element IN Virginia b. relatively too few
in numbers and really too unimporant 50
cially. as w-il as politically in themselves, to
justify their being constituted the source Of
further trouble and discomfort by being as.
signed to the chief STATS in the synagogue, TO
which they arc in no manner entitled. Mr.
q. \. RUSSELL. may be very good man, and
might and probably would make very good
officer per 50 as collector of internal rev.
cnuG for tho Richmond district; yet we
are Informed that his appointment
wOuld generate discorj in the whole adninis.
'ri!iyc machinery in the State. If his ap-
ppintmcnt is in contemplation. It should BE-
delayed until the prominent Republicans are
heard from. Let all be heard before decision
Is reached We arc satisfied that there are
stronger men in the Republican party In Vir.
ginia morr thoroughly identified with tn"
State and the people than is Mr. RUSSELL. and
one Of these should be- appointed. MI Rus
SELLS appointment would not be in harmony
with the appointment, heretofore madr.
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THE HrMorAL or MiRSHAL rirxLN

THE REMOVAL or MiRSHiL PirKTN
While W. are firmly convinced TINT the
pr.s;dcn, i. acting from the pur,..t motives
and with the hest intention, in his policy
Of civil service reform, some acts have been
d,,, which In us mr., iuc,mpr,hcnsible
o,c nj ,br.. was the summary removal of
Marshal prrKIx. of Louisiana. Here was
an officer who had no, been charged with
,nv dcre,iction or failure in the performance
or his du,y. His resignation was requested
s,m. time ago, not because there were any
charges against him, but bccaus, his place
wis desired for some one else. Refusing to
r,s;yn he bas h,.n removed. If the
request for the resignation or tho
removal had been made for cause
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THE TTONAL REPUBLICAN,

The NATIONAL RErnitCAS l. nov CONCEDED b.
h. prc.cmincntly tho lest daily newspaper rub
lish,tl In Washington, and prints more reading
matter In each Issue than all the other daily Jour
nas Of the Capital combined II contains the latest
tclcsmphic news aud correspondence Il l. me-
frum all objectionable articles. r'iyrft, and advcr
uscincntS aud may L. sAiely aGm. tied " even do
nestle circle
Tho NArIUNAL BErtBIIC,S Is delivered by eU.
Iicrs TO any adlrSs IN the District 0fColumbia frr
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Twelve Cent. u Week.
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the following rates always In advance
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money IN q registered letter.
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RrSSEiN RIGHTS AND OBJECTS AND
THE Rt,NORs or PEACE.

THE RrMORs or PEACE.
We now have the full and explicit dis
a,owai on the part of Russia Of any intcn-
ton Of annexation as q result Of her contest
with Turkey and q rcitcriton Of the repre-
sensations Of the protocol that oil that is
sought by the Gar is the amriiornti,n OF
the Christian subjects OF the Porte, and such
guarantees as shall insure its pcrmancncc.
This Of itself would be sufficient to pre-
vent the interference of any civilized Power
until the progress of the campaign ap-
pcatcd to contradict the professions Of the
protocol; hut in a tone equally digniiicd and
frank Prince GORTS,iINRoFF goes further,
and in detail notices the points of touch
which England has declared will I've re-
gnricd ~ reaching her interests and thosc
Of "'hr rorid' she has in keeping He con-
CCdcT, the international character of the
Sucz canal aud the DLrlancllcs, and admits
tina; such world should and
must always I've controlled by the compncts
of nations, but he Ia not abb 10 see so
clearly-nor, We apprchcnd, will any one
not affected with national ica'ousv-why
Russia should not h. Mt liberty to pr,cc,-l
against Egypt, - province of the Govern
ment with which she is ~ war, or to
Occupy Constautinopic, thu capital of
that Government. II would seem
reasonable 10 unprcjudiccd minds. and
ia clear to those which are informed.
that nation at war with another has the
right TO attack her enemy anywhere the
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DEMNED.--BAISAM COPAiBA n CON
~ dcmnci and discarded ~ being not only worth
lt7s lat frequently Injurious II II disgusting In tnt
and smell, AMI VIII disorder the sDundeSt STOMACH
and still the quackS the drug. Samnritans an IL
purely vegetable, pleasant to take aud will AWAY
cure n nom two 70 fur days II Is the only known
medicine that can he depended on, thereby ayoIlns
exposure and trouble Male packages e. female, 81
Soli at Twelfth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue anc
by dr,iggistA
Jcsiy W u. ENTwISI.E
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THAT TUSNEL,-It is not true, rs many in,
tcligcnt aud discriminating people suppose
that the new tunnel under the western terrace
Of the Capitol Is intended as fitting rcsposi.
tory for some of the works Of art" that have
been placed IN the old Hall Of Representatives.
An inspection of this expensive subtcrnncan
passage shows that there are no inches OF
brackets for statues of the illustrious dclunct.
This was m oversight hardlycxcuSablr. Many
nf tho members who voted the appropriation
for this excavation thought they were voting
for au underground avenue from tho East front
TO Sandrrsnn's, When they learn that the
money has been devoted TO procuring fresh air
instead of increased facilities for procuring
drinks they will hc likely to worry the archi.
'r,t who has thus diverted the fund from iii,
purpose to which They dedicated II.
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Local Notices . cents per line zach insertion! ny
1sH- - cents IsT line trSt Insertion, II CntN pr liii"
each snssqnent Insertion
Sc FoJR LINIS 'oSsrrrITr \ >arNHE II m
advertisement excrc,is four lines tho prize will v
in exact prppprtpn. All Advertisements arr pay
able at the time of their insertion. Marriages and
death notices Of three lines. twenty 1--WE cent each
g. Advertisement, under the hciis Of Wants"
ITO Rent" "for sale "Isorring "rrr'pnal."
"I,st aud Found" consisting of two Iinc' OF morr.
ten cents Ter line each insertion.
Notice.
We b-x have To date that lrS line to return
j~Ct-d communications and TO this rule ~ can make
no rNCrpliOn.
TNco"s turing tr ci,g for Hc sunnr ~" hdr'
THE REpi RLI,AS naacf 10 arg address by Isrg"y %
cent? pr mouth Invariably IN ddu'Bnr.
The Republican In New York
can be- ob,RInc-i At BnESTANO'o News Emporium
- Union square
We shah esteem u u favor u Persons who
fail tn receive their Paper regularly wilt re-
port that fact To this once = ofien A. u oc-
ours,
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Rising baTomrier, stationary ismPerai"rr. partly
siordy wcaihsr. Tih OrrosoHai areas Of tight rains
and PoriL 10 Ees HiBds
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A nRurAL rRiaE fight topk place one night
last week in bar.rpvm near New York, and
"thr hest police force IN the world" never
found II out
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

The BrTLER.MACvEAGH co! rcspondcncc
ha, made sn,nr cditors bloody.mindcl, and
they are wishing for the dunllo and Kilkenny
cat fight. .... . H..sa.
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DIED.

STORMS On June o. Ia this city, C. Sronn. sr In
her ninety second year.
BRADBERRS.-On June 4, 1877, S,MuEL BESJk
Brndbcrry.
GREEN.-on Friday. June A, 1877, PIttIr JpsEru
youngest child OF Kate and the late Thomas ureen
aged nine months.
MITCH Ell On the morning OF June 0. Is77. ut s
o'clock Prof q. W MIrCHEIi, trustee OF public
schools
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SOS-MtDDLETDS.-Dn tho nth Of MAY,
itT7 by Rey :. 7, Ferui<pn, assisted by Rev jesse
Shreere. MIR. J. liuFUs FEnit-oS and Mis- rILLIs
T. MiDDLErpS. both Of this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

TnE press Is muzs,cd, editors are impris'
oncd, the Republican clubs arc closed, pcor'c
darr not discuss the acts Of the ruler ana yet
France claims to be republic. Was there
over greater miDnOmrrP
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

Bora political parties in Ohio have in.
scricd the dollar of the dsddics" OH their
banners
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Cops bow Of promise shonc with unusual
glory and splrndor last evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

TtIF state of IOWA Ia, prli miles Of rs'lrna
truck, and the propcrty h'ltrrs arr not sorry.-N
q. PU.GHr.
Aud please take note of the fIct that Iowa
always votes the Republican ticket straight.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCF


WASIIIN0rON, IWnc 2, III.
The subTrcasury balances NJ New York yesterday
we're ~ follows u1ld Isl ,G9.g1 currency, .t75RI5t
The sub Treasurer paid out ~, account Of interest
S,Dl. fJr bonds, ELI on Customs receipts, aiTOO
In New York to-day mnncy WIS IN good supply atiH
kSciiiEc dull at U.s. oold iJj', Rits- for carrying
~.
Government bonds steady at the following
mn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

IT WAS STATED the other day that u German
In Now York name d EoPsT was made drunk
by a single glass of beer. It's all explained
now. Eorsr works in u match factory, aud
the fumes of the sulphur and phosphorus that
are used in making matches render those who
inhalc thcm likely TO he made drunk by q
small quantity of any kind of liquor. Now
we know why people get drunk, It's all u
mistake to blame it on tho liquor. The in.
hantiun Of the matches used in lighting cigars
is what does IL,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

YORK COUNTY, Pennsylvania. is rich in iron
ore. aud now experts arc prospecting for other
minerals. Thcy report indications Of gold and
copper along the Susquelanna river, in the
ncighborhood Of Wrightsvillc. We guess tho
hest gold mines will he found to be tho we'll
tilkd farms.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11

A NAVY YARD EXAMIHATIoN.-Thc com.
pctitivc examination of candidates for the po.
siti0n of assistant plymaster, held ut the navy
yard last week, tho result OF which has not
yet been officially announced, was not farce,
but substantial, hard work. A preliminary
medical or surgical inspection eliminated many
of the applicants for lack of physical qualifca.
tons Then followed u protacted series of
inquiry meetings" in which the interroya.
tories prupoundad covered u wide range and
penetrated far beneath "the surface of things"
The large number aud high average ability Of
tho applicants afforded rare opportunity for
the selection of first rate material, and the ro.
suit will II is believed, show that this oppor-
tunity was thoroughly improved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-11
TuE editor of the Chicago Tribune photo
vr,nhs Dana "a fnIlOWg:

The editor of the New York Sun has gone mad
STARK staring, raving mad lie Il u uInnnmnlinC
OF the most hopeless kind. The mention Of the
name Of IIAYr. + more aggrnvnting 10 his madness
thnu the sight of water u Z" q dog Infected with
hvdrophohin No poor dcyil afflicted with driiriuHi
irrnrHs was ever visited by many and ~ hidcOllS
visions ~ he IL relative IN the present Admlnistm
lion No word that HAYES can utter aud no action
he can take hut stnrt. DASA IN rnyimg rs he die.
tate, column ailcT column Of the most vcnnmnuS
SANDER aud abuse against tho Administration.
p\SN In the Insane Asylum on Blnrkwclls Island
sri with the hnTrid nightmare that he Is II" other
than President HAYES, with mad dog constantly
pursuing him