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National Republican., 1877-07-25

Commerce..
BALTIMORE, July "a = Cotton quiet; middllng
floar steady and pIchansed. Wheat strong and
P"ns:yiSsnis red IS 10. TO- wS,,s wesefsa s %nisf
EsG; S July delivery & sLsf ns do Aasps SIG DO SEP
higher; Western excited and higher; southern white,
aI &usa.s sspsnScr ss ss%s Tas ssss sSy
ssyc. Oats frmer and more aciive southern fsir to
d aSd ns% s i fsnn.sss sssf wG,!e oa 4sis 4t Rss q"
dull good 70 prime. 79sfac Hay dun and UNCHANGED
BuikmsatsHioose shouders a.; Clear rb siIe. s.c
X Hams, isaise Lard-Rsnnsd' iosiSfsc. ''p Baaer utter
nnchanssd pSt,EG,isnn, nominal, Coffee steady and
Recepts-Fiour, $50 barrels; wheat, iSoo bushels,
,s, a snshss Sa1s 5 bushels rye go
sEw YoRx. July st-Cotton steady; uplands. 1o,tc.;
Orleans, lo1sc. sales OF l.op bales, Consolidafed
ne! receipts i2a bales. Exports-Great Drtsin, igO
Flour firm. and In Instances II shade stronger; mode
western and State, sisiftGsS others Sneiisnred
southern Hour shade ilrmer and UNCHANGED. Rye
ehanged Wheat unsettled opening hrmer and clos.
ss u n ad 50 aSsd lSMsi 81 p spiNe No N8 b.
luth. si;d7. hard old No Minnesota, si.IG new red
nrm and unchanged. Barley non,inai' barley mali
pnchansed two-fowed state, spdV.c. Corn iai'Sc.
MssrS New TSrI @ sa White ssser @ is SsSw To- a. sSSs
ns Western and state STATE ngPSsc while do, ioSs.e Hay
Sast ~ and arehsSsed sugar aaisi and Unchanged.
Refined auei: standard A, Iic; granulaied, Ike;
powdered, lI,@lisc:: crushed iAc. Molasses quiet;
Porto Rico tOf5sc.: New Orlehns lot5e. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum dull and nominal: crude,
ne; refined istn. cases, lsglpsc Tailow hrm at
SIC. for prime Resin quift and unchanged. Tur-
and higher ni 2asc for state and Pennsylvania, and
:otq?ic for Western. Pork closed easier; new mess,
| siLpdltin beef quiet; packed, sit5l Beef hams
dull. Tierce beef quiet. Cut meats-Wesern quiet
| mlddes hrmer at 7'4dsG. for Western long clear
Lard firm; new and old prime steam, yatSaS.s0 Hut.
| ter frm and unchanged. Cheese heavy, unsettled
and UNCHANGED; Llnseed quiet Whisky higher
| ti.l5 closing held nj SLID.
Freights to Liverpool without decided change corn,
| per steam, Fsdd wheat per steam, Sd.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE New York Commercial Adrrrtiser, which
has all along criticised the Presidents policy
in quite hostile manner, has suddenly veered
around, and now advises its readers to stand by
HAYES, right or wrong and says he must he
fully and emphatically sustained. II will now
he In order for the New York S,m to fall into
the ranks as an Administration organ.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
THE COURTS
EQUITY COURT.
Before Justice wylic

Sears vs.. MoultOn, ct nj; trustees sale con-
irmcd: reference to special auditor Thompson
vS. Thompson divorce Richards W. Brooke Mack.
all, IT,: exceptions tn sale sustained. Boyd VS..
Nc Namara sale ratified proysionally; trustees at
count referred 10 auditor. Adams vs.. Hudson
trustee to make salc. Carlin vs.. Carlin; bill dis
missed with costs. Albright W.. Emery; receivers
appointed Page VS.. Richardson; tenant tn show
cause water'y W. Meade; decree pry cOHfcssD final
Scitz vs. ScitE pro 6JfessO set aside to NOurse 4
Todd. Earheart vs.. Jopre & Myers; account OF
trustee referred 10 auditor. Bruehl VS.. Douglass
bill dismissed as to Henry Douglass Louis vs.. Fra
ser guardian al idcn appointed. kerf vs.. Gilbert
disposition of the funds in the hands OF trustee and
receiver.
Adjourned until 10 a. IN. to-day.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
THE SaTAT TUGA RACES
Good Track and Good Attendance --susque-
hanna, Duke of Wellington Joe and
Trouble the Winners.


hanna, Duke of wellington, Joe and
Trouble the Winners.
By Telegraph to TuE ReruRLtcAS
SARATOGA, n. Y, July "a.
The weather for to-day's racing is fine. The
track good and attendance fair. The first race
was for the Alabama stakes for flllies foaled
In 1874, 800 each, half forfeit with 81 ,OOC
added; second horse to receive $500; IL miles
Zoo Zoo was the favorite. The race was won
by susquehanna easily; Zoo Zoo second. Time
1:57l.
The second race was for the Flash stakes
for two year olds. The race was won by Duke
OF Mogcnta; Perfection second, tapping. Time
1:l0l. Perfection was the favorite.
The third race was n mile and q quarter
handicap for all ages. The rice was won by
Joe; Viccroy, second; Waller, third. Time, 2:12
Viceroy was the favoritc.
The fourth race was steeple chase handi
cap, two and three quarter miles. The starter
were Doubtful, Trouble, Redding and Bencher
Trouble won in 5:53l; Rcdding, second.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

COMMUNISM has long threatened to sap the
whole structure Of civilization in Europe. 1t
was always supposed that our democratic form
of government would protect the country from
the evil, Recent events must excite the
grayrst apprehcnsiOns for the future. 1t is
he duty of every good citizen is this emcr.
tcncy To take decided stand on the side OF
gw and order. Upon the triumph Of lawless-
lass liberty will perish.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE founders Of this Republic were chiefly
laboring men. They did not think that labor
needed any protection except equal laws
They were content to let wages be regulated
by the law of supply and demand. Under
that system they were happy and prosperous
long before false revolutionary ideas on this
subject were imported from Europe.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

Too MUCH PRAISE cannot be given to those
noble men, who, whilst refusing to work for
rhI starvation wages offered by the railroad
companies, have heroically Offered their sorv-
ices to protect the property of their late en-
plo, crs from the attacks Of the Commune, and
art now standing guard over it, Such conduct
u, thi, IrIircte the true character of tho honest
AmuIitan labJlLr.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

EVERYTHING depends upon the spirit with
which the laws are administered. The care
which the President took to conform to all
the provisions of the law before using the ma.
tional troops has been universally commended
and has won him golden opinions everywhere
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE NEWS from the State Of Georgia Is en-
couaging. The new constitution fully recog-
nizes the rights Of all classes Of citizens.
White men and colored men are made In all
respects equal before the law. SO much for
allowing the sway Of the local self-govern-
ment which old BEN WADE has such horror
of
National Republican., 1877-07-25
s NJ l I nn,.,,s Il & ,o,,,

g NJ 4 il
. 0RTEN MOUNTAIN
RENOVATION.
Eminent physclans and druggists pronounce this
the best blood purifier eStnt II will positively Grad
kate all disease nom the system by thoroughly cleans
Ing and eluaIiig the circulation OF the blood II IL
purely vegetable compound, aud needs but a trial 10
convince the most skeptcal OF Its powerful medicinal
virtues, Depot 20 Randolph street. basement. For
sale by all druggisis
Wholesale Western Agents,
II. A. HURLBUT a Co.,
Jyl6-2m 70 and II Randolph street. Chicago.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

The great need of these times Is GOODNESS
Every word and expression calculated to stir
up bad blood should be avoided. Let men OF
all parties, creeds and occupations stand
shoulder to shoulder in defense of law and
| order.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The snljoiaed editorial ertracis from promi.
ned american newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are published jsst sny other ne'cs items, solely
for The information Of our readers. Our o'e'
opinions aud rieps pu as usual, be oppressed only
" our editorial coiumns'
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Attsmnted Wife Murder.

NEW YORK, July 2i.-Mary Poole, of No.
2Y5 Riyngton street, was attacked by her husband
this morning, who came home drunk and ut.
tempted to murder her, He seized II hatchet and
attempted To knock her brains out: The halchct
glanced and did not produce fracture of the
skull, but the woman was nearly schlpcd. She
was taken 10 bellevue Hospital. Tho husband was
arrested and locked up.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
AH.ayy Failure In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 2i.-Woods, Weeks
4 Co, pTopriclOrs of the Baltimore sugar Refinery,
have made M assignment Liabilities SThj,OO0, Of
which Si,DOJO h secured by mortgage upon private
property and collateral Of various kinds Assets
Q tiinnlcd by creditors sldiUO, by Woods. Weeks &
O. SDOUD, Their refinery, which cost over $780,
ODl Is valued by cTcditOrs at only slgOD.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
THE SOUTHERN QUESTION SETTLED

The Southern policy of the President is
now 30 universally acquicsccd in that it
may be cmphatically called dead issue.
The people of the South almost unanimously
approve it, and we doubt whether its
Northern opponents-wADE and BLAINE
could muster five thousand followers in all
the North.
The people want to hear no more of this
business Besides this subject has been
pushed very far into the past by the new
and important questions which the strikes
and riots have forced upon public attention.
We believe that the Southern question il
now practically settled forever. The policy
of conciliation has been success, and the
relations between the two sections are now
harmonious and peaceful We have this
to be thankful for in this day of national
trouble.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
The Peach Crop In Great Danger.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-If the Western
lines Of freight transit remain closed another week
It will involve the peach growers Of the Delaware
and Chesapeake peninsula in heavy losses, and II
the strike should unfortunately extend TO the New
jersey division of the Pennsylvania road, between
here and New York, the consequences Will be still
more serious. Peaches will be ready for market In
immense quantities by the end Of this week, and
they must be marketed al once or not at ali.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

ONE GREAT cause of our troubles lately has
been the shrinkagc of values That process
will now go on more rapidly than ever for
nothing deprcciates the value of property like
laWlessness
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THAT Government is best which governs
best All the papers, both North and South
commend the prudence, wisdom and energy
managed.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

CAN any one name bettor man for Speake
of the next House than n. r. BANKsP lie !
no partisan. He is wise and patriotic III
had long experience in public affairs.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE strikers In Ohio have improved on the
plan of their Eastern brethren. They not only
refuse to work themselves, but they march to
tho factories where men are quietly at work
earning bread for their families, and compel
them to join in their madness. Thus they
bring suffering upon innocent and honest men
who have no sympathy with the wicked deeds
Of their wicked leaders. What penalty can be
too great for such crimes
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THERE has been quite large run upon the
banks all over the country by people who be
lieve that their money is safcr in their pockets
than elsewhere in times like these.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE Philadelphia Inquirer saws the arriya
of the regular troops in that city was hailed
with Joy, and that when Gen. HANCOCK estab
lishcd his headquarters there the citizens were
at once relieved from the greatest anxiety
Thus It has been in every riotous district. Th,
United States army has given law-abiding citi
zens sense Of security which has caused then
to entertain the most friendly feelings towart
that arm of the service.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE spirit Of the Southern press during the
present troubles has been universally conserva-
tive and patriotic.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE Philadelphia militia men are now SAFE
in their native city, and amply protected b,
the regular army.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
sash and Fnrnllure tanlorles burned.

MONTREAL, July PA fire this afternoon
destroyed Hawleys sash factory and CO0pors nlrn.-
tlIru factory, both under one root Loss, sl5,UDJ
Thirty men are thrown out OF employment
National Republican., 1877-07-25
1877

Apply to N. ID. wHITEs1DE
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NoRTH. wFsr AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID scENERMns MtsST SMAeNlficENT Eaurr
rrAIss ssE 4ssSs sssss s'ss VS." Depot cor
For Pittsburg and the West 1910 a m. daily, with
fsSuts fHfG car 70 70 sad ST. & ssfp"s d G
7:iOp m. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Csnandsigna, hcchcster. Bgnilo Nagara Falls
and the North. S2l 4 m. d,aly except sunday, ..,,,
PsnGs & s & SrsllS E@ pSf @s.p s%,y " ESss T.ss
Haven, Elmira, and Watkins, at 1910 "a IN. daily
For INV YStE and the East ss, p, daily, va, s!,H
mSn fsaos @ asss eSa Isl n dSy ss Sunday r
For New York and the East, 5.5 M. and % p m.
aSm aaSSilS except !, SUNDAY m with sleeping Cars from
For %S "a 3 sn,% M Hy ssGer.
s n fof lT rSSsp SsSsp' 5 sunday m and .
For Popes Creek Line. S5o n m and 40 p. m dally.
For Annapolis, go m. and I'D y. m dlily except
Sunday.
ASR EEBRhT1Ss5HSG2 HsB wSsa R
For Aissandrs; I; slo Al 70 Il a. M sa w. Se1
For The @ soSth % VIA nicSnoSt Is, i w a m daily SS p
m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria iur Washington, o, T. GiQ
eio 10, II, a. ND, 2, ~, s. q, and I p IN.
On sunday ut $40 and 10 a m, and m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping mud barlor car accom-
moda,'opgsr Sss ne Proearca At the oIses no,,hea,
northeast corner of Sixth street and Prnsylvnnn ave
R%s fs esRs 70 2sSs oS So IS and
L z. FARMER Gencraa Passenger Asen.
PRANK THOMSON, General Mam1t,r. aptuat
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAuk.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
Nosrn. WEST. NoHrirwsssr Asp sorTrwrsr.
| LEAVE whsnIsGTps,
4jA a. m. Baltimore aud wny stations
$50, Gn a M Bniiin,9re. Annspcis nnh way s'a'ions'
7;50 u. IN, White sulphur and Valley springs Ex-
press, makes stops between Washington and Har-
s7ssi M, ST. Louis Cincinnati, Chicago, and Pitts
burg express HaslIstovn, except sunday as.
sb n m. Piednoii, stfasl'urg Winchester, HAserS
ss sS a. SS mn New Scrt fhisssipGis Boston and bsi
'"HG.V 70 !. m. n"i iBslsnore and way stations :.
isio Y m. baltimore, Ehcoh CITY, Annapolis ana
| I3D p m, Now York, Philadelphia and BaIilmors
Express On Sunday 70 Baltimore only, stopping q
30 p M, Baltimore aud way stations. Frederick
Its p M, Pt Of Rocks Frederick Hagcrstown. Wis
'EO D, m- Pliladclphia Norfolk. baltimore ~
way stations Passengers for Norfolk taken In The
ssSi :. M, Baitimore and wav stations -
500 y. m, Point of Rocks aud way stations Metro
.iooo D. m.. New York. Philadelphia and Bal,lnors
Trains marked daily other daily except sun
| day. myi5u
National Republican., 1877-07-25

ALL citizens in these times should practice
economy, for there may be harder times il
store for us than we have yet witnessed.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THERE is no drspotism so fierce and 50 de
structivo rs the dcspotism of a mob.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

were the indirect authors of those infhmics, and
Democratic politicians who supported with the
most conspicuous zeal the cause against which they
tached TO Hayes, had he accepted the Presidency
rs the gin of revolutionary violence enforcing
SsEns Sa Sn s GnS Ssey
and by plan Of adjudication suggested by his
Democratic opponents he stands forth asa public
man immeastirably more worthy of confidence and
esteem than the Republican leaders who conspircd
~ count him In without law or right, and who now
assail and plot against him bccausc ne unr,% 70
serve his country according to his pledges nnd con
yictions instead of serving them as their unserupu
lous and Infamous tool.
The Use Of Money for Political Purposes
From the Cincinnati Gazette:
During the campaign Of 1879 drafts to pay
expenses were sent to ", II, Hayes payable 70 hls
order, which were indorscd by him to A. T. WikoE
This 4 what the New York Sun i making 80 much
fuss about. Money was needed In the Ohio cam.
paign, and will always be needed, and the fact that
checks were sent to Hayes and by him handed ortr
TO the committee proves nothing wrong or unusual
All the money received In ohio was disburscd for
Legitimate, purposes. There always have been, and
always W II be- legitimate demands for hinds TO pay
| campaign expenses, and there Is no more imprO.
priely In such funds passing through the hands OF
Governor, or even candidate for President, on
their way 10 the proper committee than In the con-
tribution Of money for such purposes. II such use
had been made OF the money referred to as was
made Of Tildcn's millions In ohio and other State
then there would be good ground for censurc but
this is not claimed. Indeed, had Hayes paid
slntDl out OF his own pocket toward the expenses
| In Ohio II would not have been improper. II Is
perfectly right that candidates should bear part of
the cost Of an election. II Is not the OF money
but It's abuse. that Is wrong,
Democratic Opinion Of Tilden.
From the New York Evening Express:
For the Electoral Commission and Its result
| he Is as much responsible as anybody IL not more
than anybody, for one swing of his hand, one dash
of his pen would have made that Commission I'M.
possible. Mr. Tildcn lacked tho executive force
| required To meet an emergency like that lie also
lacked that confidence In the people, that entire
| and hearty sympathy with the masses OF the pco-
pie which would have led him To trust them eli.
| tircly and throw himself upon them for support:
| He was not peoples man. lie was a lawyer and
a politician. He believed In plans artifces, ma
npuvres compromises, the arts of the attorney, the
skill OF the manipulator the astnteness Of the tac
titan. In these things he was superior. But the
people care thousand times more for the great
heart than the long head aud when great public
interests are ut stake when popular rights are on
trial and trembling In the balance the cbld, astutt
pOlit clan shrinks and shrivcls into comparative
insignlilcance before the superior worth Of large
hearted, courageous, solfdcyotcd patriot like Lin
coin and Jackson and Jefferson.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

The caucus, machine politics, and Office
seeking are things which the people wish to
see utterly destroyed.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsHiSoroS, July u, 1s77.
The sub-Treasury balances at New York Yesterday
follows Gold. r,4: currency sn.i7t3sa
The sub-'rrensurer paid out account OF interest
81 our for bonds, s2.Obl Customs receipts taslO0
In New York to-day money easier at
2sepa Exchange dull nt IS6, Gold quiet NJ l0SI.
Rates for carrying not quoted.
tions:
isis, coupons s.....li2k lsss's
1858, New
Tcn.ioriies
State bonds quiel.
The following are the closing rates for State securi
ties telegraphed ifom the New York Stock ES-
National Republican., 1877-07-25

TmE next Speaker ought to be the best man
| in the House.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

LAW and liberty are inseparable. If law is
overthrown liberty will soon be lost.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

THE rights Of labor are best protected by
industry and economy.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
NJ o 7 | G X.

n
The undersigned have thl, day formed n limited
partnership In pursuance OF the Revised Statutes OF
The Unite States relating to the District OF Columbia
concerning limited partnerships.
The name or firm under which said partnership Is
W be transacted Is the Manufacturing Of Flour a
the Columbia Mills" In Georgetown In the District
Of Columbia, and the selling the -four and the buying
grain nom which TO mnnufhciure the same The
names and residences OF NIL the general and special
partners Interested therein follows. Edward T..
Wclch, James u. welch and liosn w.Welch. each Of
whom resides In said GrorgrtOwn, are tho general
partners. and Edward q, Jones, who resides In the
city and State of New York Is the special partner.
The snd special partner Inns contributed In cash,
twenty. five ihousnnd dollars capital to the common
stock. The partnership IN to commence the ID OF
July, ts7T and TO terminate on the ID OF July, iSp
EDWARD T., WEIGH
JAMES II. WEIGH,
ROSIA w. WEIGH,
-. EDWARD o. JONES
June 2s lsJ7-TuTtSSiw.sTu
National Republican., 1877-07-25

TALKING party politics now Is like joking
at funeral.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
State bonds qulel.

The following are the opening and closing rate, for
the active stocks telegiaphed to H. d. Cooke. IT, q
Co.. from the New York Stock Exchange:
National Republican., 1877-07-25
TRAVELE ERs' GUIDE,

TTNivERsAL r. r, TICKET oFrIcE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought
exchanged or sold at n reduction OF ONE DOLbAu
upon any other office or depot In this city.
Tickets good I'LL used. Baggage checked through.
Apply TO N. d. wHITES1DE.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
bSORIESTAL CREAM,

~ ~ Nhbh"'
oraion 10 nc Drug Trade aud Latie, Of The South.
ton % DI' i. Felix loSrSSds oriental Gre crenm S or
Mnsical Benn,iicr Is being sent out at reduced
Snu%S article Is pS n% only s. IN ns 1 ASs
thirty years Vendors 81 IL. bogus article viii be
pro,ecned oonSuMe,s nSsd Gp'y Gc ~, ~ their
For sale whoisssic Sy sTWrT s'TT s tRoMwFLL, S
fs rondre
SS" RSasr Sa TsRy lily %hsp SpSr''0' % n'r '"s s,S
Painting given by r. scaton Donoho. at studio. No.
~ corner seventh and streets, or residence Of pu.
pills Drawing, ~ painting. y per month. lyllm
:, az FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
the soda water drawn from the steel fbunts at the
Temple Drug store. jeh
~ sODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
pure and cold, ut coushlln's Temple Drug Store.
drawn nom steel founts. leli
ss- TRY THE ICE.CoLD ROOT BEER, At
Coughlln's Temple Drug Store. Masonic Temple, aye
s1-F0R sALE-0wlNG TO THE GREAT DE.
rcdeemed pledges md many valuable commission
thereon to realize ready o,sh within short time.
EXTRAORDINARY GREAT BARGAINS
and silver Watches Diamonds, and other solid dold
Every article foiy warranted at
s. GOLDSTEIN q cos,
| Loan and Commission Brokers,
m;i3lu Corner Tenth and streets.
| sSFLulD LIGHTNING EXCBLS ANY REM.
cdy known for the Immediate cure OF Neuralgia,
Iieadache &c sold Mt Coughiins Temple Drug
| Hs-IIUMPHREY'S SPECIFICS, POND's EX.
tract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold ut Temple Drug
store, and Ninth streets sepSu
| SS-JUSTHS PATENT CSTEEL) SOLE AND
| HEEL PROTEClORS make your shoes last twice NJ
long, and prevent you frrm slipping For sale every.
where, and by the inventor, ob ID street northwest
| JIlu I'D.
A CARD.
To NIL who are suffering from the errors and ndis
crrtons OF youth nervous weakness early decay lOSs
| Of manhood, &c, will send n recipe thlt will cure
yDu, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In south America Send
self addressed envelope TO Eey. JOSEPH T. INMAE
Stallion d. Blhle House. New York city. felg-6m
National Republican., 1877-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-L o. 8, f,~HARMoSY LoDdF No -
Members are notified to meet at the Iial, Nc: no
Pennsylyhnin avenue southeast, on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, 10 attend tile funeral Of
our late brother, John O. Are Members OF sister
Lodges arc Invited to attend, -.
A special meeting will be held WEDNESDAY
EVENING, M o'clock sharp. ..,.. -.
AMOS J. CUNNING, N. a.
wM r. ALLAN, Secretary. jy:S2t.
Hs- AspECIAL MEETING OF THE MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION Of the District OF Columbia will be
held In the hall OF the Medical Society, 0i5 street,
on WEDNESDAY, 9Th instant, at o'clock y. IN.
LOUIS MAcKALL. in. MD
" n. sOwERs, NJ. d., secretary lStarl jy1Ia
RILLIARDS-sEATON HALL.
- Corner Ninth and streets northwest
$500 80 Everything First Clnss~6n
mhi0f SCANllON q CO., Proprletors.
OLp MOL ON EXHIBITION (NEw No.
tS AND SALE cB
MARKRITER's, w W. IL w.
west. = -.
Choice OIL Paptings Engravings, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock OF Paperhangings, Window
Shades Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and Tassels
Rings, Nails &C., in the District
HsTEItMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. je2su
National Republican., 1877-07-25
The Case Well Put
From the New York Tribune:

When peace and submission to law have
been restored II win be time to ask the strikers
what they have gained The railway companies
were In trouble: some were bankrupt and some
they sought to reduce wages, millions Of property
have been destroyed. Docs anybody suppose that
they will he able to pay higher wages because Of
the loss?