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National Republican., 1877-08-02
HON. WILLLAkH WEST, REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF

OHIO.
Several weeks ago, in discussing the
merits Of the prospective candidates for
Governor of Ohio, we said
A pretty general opinion prevails In Ohio that the
Hon. WILLIAM H. WEsT, OF Beiefontain, will be the
nsxt Republican candidate for Governor Of that
State. The nomination would be excellent one
II would 10 dificult TO find a stronger man. Both
his public and private life arc without spot or
blemish. As writer his style Ia model purity
and terseness. As an ornior he always commands
The closest attention OF the people by his clear di
reci aud earnest manner OF treating every subject
he discusses, His studious habits give him a
thorough and accurate knowledge Df a wide range
or topics II elected he would honor the Office OF
Goyernor and be a worthy successor OF the many
sbio and honest 0oyernors Ohio has had in the
past
The Republican convention at Cleveland
Yesterday nominated Judge WEST with great
euthusiasm as candidate for Governor, from
which our readers will see that The REPuB-
IIoAN was very well informed as to the
strength Of the various candidates who were
The nomination Is one in every re-
spect admirable. He will bring out the
entire strength of the Republican party, and
t,at always iusures our success in that
0tats4 The name Of Judge WEST Is syn
suym for integrity with the people, and in
National Republican., 1877-08-02
JUDGE wx H. wEsr, the Republican candi.

JUDGE WV. H. West, the Republican candi-
date for Governor of Ohio, is now entirely
blind. His eycsight, which was much i'm
paired for many years, gave out entirely .
year or two ago. His defective vision does
not at all impair his personal appearance,
which is very fine, nor has 1t in the least
interfered with his extensive law practice.
He has since he became blind argued num-
Der of important cases in the Supreme Court
Of Ohio and other tribunals with great ability
and effect. He has also during the same
period, by the aid Of an amanuensis, written a
great many important public papers upon
political topics for the press, and he continues
to address public meetings with his usual
good effect. He will no doubt make an active
canvass of the State.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

DIED.
NEUHAUs-July n, ut q m, SERENA, wife OF
August Newhans
Funeral will take place to-day q o'clock p. NJ,
fom her late residence OF Tenth and streets
northwest Friends and relatives invited.
NEUHAUs.-on the list Of Ausu.t, 1877, only child
Of August and Schema Neuhans, AGED Ave months
fnnerL August !? at o'clock p m, from No. is2s
corner OF Tenth and p streets northwest
SMITH AT Philadelphia, Pa, July 81. fs77,
BLANCHE ELIzABErH, daughter Of r. Emmett and
the late Elizabeth Smith, aged ave months and ten
days
Funeral nom No. "a Fayette strest, 0eorBetown, d.
d.. to-day, at $40 o'cloct y. IN.
YouNG.-In Georgetown, D. C., August I, Is77, Mrs.
CArHARISE You've, wife OF VIM. Young, aged sixty
six years
fnnera to-day, at sp. m from her late residence,
No. ID Congress street
BRENNAN.-On Monday, July %, Is77, at Della
plane Va, BRIDGEr, daughter Of Patrick and Cathe-
rine Brennan Of this city, I'm the sixteenth year Of
her age.
Funeral will take place on Thursday from Isz
Fourteenth street northwest at es a m. and proceed
to 81. Matthew's church, where q solemn Rcquem
Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul
Friends Of the nlInily are invited 10 attend.
tStar, Critic and Telegram copy.l -
National Republican., 1877-08-02

IT n quite common TO speak of the National
Government rs II II were foreign EXTERN
power, which is in some myterious way hostile
TO popular liberty. Any such view Is erroneous.
II represents the people Of the United States
just Is completely within its sphere rs any
State government does. II Is but an agent Of
the people. It is q government which acts for
the people and in accordance with their will.
II the people therefore choose to enlarge the
powers Of their general agent, who has any
right TO complaint National government Il
bat an expression Of the natioual will, and Is
therefore, eminently popular in its character
National Republican., 1877-08-02

these days honesty is an important element
of character in winning popular support.
The Republicans Of the nation need not now
have any fears rs to the result in Ohio, for
Judge WEST will carry the State by an
overwhelming majority.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
ALExANpER II. STEPHENS advised Presi.

ALEXANDER ii. STEPHENS advised Presi-
dent HAYES to cut loose from party. 1t now
looks q good deal as though both people and
President are ready to forget past party differ
enccs in the presence of the new perils which
threaten the country. Mr. STEPHENS and Presi-
dent HAYES were both Wings before the war,
and now that the issues growing out Of tho
war are all practically settled, these patriotic
men find themselves standing side by side
arain
National Republican., 1877-08-02
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

Ths nsIjoined editorial extracts from promi-
nent american newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are published just any other news items, solely
for the Information Of our readers. Our own
opinions and rieus ,cn usual, b expressed only
IN our editorial columns:
National Republican., 1877-08-02
Proceeding. In the Baltim ore Inquest.

BALTIMORE, Aug. The third days pro-
ceedings in the inquest over the victims OF the ter
rible riot Oh the 10Th of July, which commenced In
frontofthe sixth regiments armory and eliminated
at Camden station was begun tllis morning at ten
O'Clock. The taking Of testimony has thus far pro-
gressed as rapidly "A possible The testimony elic-
lied Is conflicting, and IL will doubtless be dnieult
70 get at the facts
National Republican., 1877-08-02

THERE Is . strong current of public senti-
mcnt in favor of having Congress declare our
railroads national highways, and make their
obstruction an ofense against the General Gov
ernment and the offenders amenable to the
United States law.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

THE natural remedy for low wages Is re-
trenchment. 1t is far better to depend upon
this plan than to go without employment for
weeks and run the risk of losing good situa-
tions by striking. When the demand for labor
increases wages will rise in proportion.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
THr rAc.r that Mr.. HAYrs Is nledred not

THE FACT that Mr.. HAYES is pledged not to
accept second term Of the Presidency greatly
strengthens him in the confidence of the peo-
pie, for they know that he is not influenced by
selfish motives in the discharging Of the du.
ties Of his high office. He seeks only the
glory of impartially and faithfully discharg'
nnhlic
National Republican., 1877-08-02

We arc disposed to think that tho strength
and influence Of the old Whig element in the
South has been undcrestimated. The rank
and file Of the old Whig party are warm ad'
mirers Of Mr.. HAYES, especially as he stands
upon the old HENRY CLAY platform in regard
to internal improvement and the one-term
principle Of Office for the Presidency.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

THE National Government derives all its
powers from the people, aud 1t is therefore a
government for the people. 1t will do no
precated.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

THIS Is transition period Of party politics,
and great deal Of independent action in ref
erence to political questions may he expected.
This fact will render II very uncertain as to
who is to be the next Speaker of the House.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
A ParentIcid Q Pardonsd.

ALBANY, Aug. 1.-Goyernor Robinson to-day
pardoned Frank walworth, sentenced 70 the State
prison for life for the murder Of his father The
ground Of pardon Is insanity the opinion OF several
physiSisns being myorallS 70 bis release. u h re-
National Republican., 1877-08-02

THERE has never been SO little party ami
mostly ip the country as there Is now since
the administration Of President MONROE.
That period is known in our history rs the era
Of good feeling.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
TR4VELERS, GUIDE.

tJNivERsAL R. R, TICKET OFFICE.
a Il &c CT o ~ SYs
upon any other office or depot In this city, ,-,
%HPy AHP s Pennsylvania P nycSas &ishsRa shos Store
1877 GREAT 1877
10 rur IdTM PENNsYIyANIA w,s .RE ROUTE s5,rruwysn
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, Mf,St MtAeNipioENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE 1WglsnfiisSTSs. 1g,n Ii lH nom pepo. cor
nfs e sh .nS and p. yss, west T @ 'Sw o. m daily with
''' slSs ss'Sss u fa q P,.su,s .nS ssspns
1so 1oG p N. dsi,y. az ' Will Psiane G Car 70 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For cansndaIgua Rochester B.iislo, Niagars a. Pals
any any Is 20 ai NJ daily. s.ssps sunday, wa,
sss sss aIs fsS sna Wsssrs sf az iSS % daily
fss:s ss s..s:a s Ell nss ~ kssrs%.. n % gr
man PsrSr Ca GSrs s s "a, m "a daily n eISsSt .sS S s"Ddns
Ssily p e,sep, !, sunday, %y, with sleeping Cars ffcm
For sanass S 50 ag ffS afss: e.
Aceo%%Sdsion @ iSf ssiiImofs, 90 a m. and +Op
For PoPes S Creek Line go n m and sp p. m. daily.
For sSSs sSSSsssois' 90 M and 40 p. m. daily except
lESffRRSss aSs &s5
70, s..SS,s "a sss All a
Tran; q pIsy Isays Hsess$iIs r ws.nnstsp, s,s
On Sunday s1G L. Il Il sia % and d @ I M, ana nae m
moascas esn ss naccafea Il e Scs. nostSeast
corner q TSrieen, street and fennsyiyspis avenue,
nSe and i shs aspos shsfs sssr. =" y III %
5AsSE ssss 1ss
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sArldHAG THE ffhsE LINE RSH'sH 5oHf H&sSSbrp
Norru. wnsr. NoHTHwsHr AND sGgTHsss5;i sSsr y ~,
$50 a m Baltimore and way stations
% @ss Sulphur SanaRSa'v asa vsey Spring.
pres, makes no stops between Washington and liar-
.7;ss M, 81. Louis Cincinnati, chcaso. and Pitts
sio a i m, u fisdiSont straiSurs, wncheuter, Haser-
oSa tGo' % New q % Tois FhSsSe|pSiS Boston and na
:SsS : n, Bal,lmSss and way stations. on Sunday
isio ?: m. baltimore. Eiiicot city, Annapolis and
si:S /. m. .N.w York and Philadelphia E1press
On sunday N g BasnSre only stopping al a" s'"onA
% sssIs sas s%a TsS :,.Sss
chester, and way stations.
| $50 D. m, BALTIC, Annapolis and way stations.
| $3.50 i. M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and baltimore
express. Passengers for Norfolk taken In the
cars direct to boat. -
ssi5 p. m, Chicago and Columbus express, Win.
Chester and Hagerstown, except Sunday.
s731 D. M, Baltimore express.
"a u m. Baltimore and wsv stations
$50 .. m, Point Of Rocks and way stations Metro
politRn Branch.
.gs25 p. m, 81, Louis and Cincinnati expIess,,
$1,000 p. M, New York, Philadelphia and baltimore
eiRress .., .,.,,. o,,., ,,.,,,,.uv .,ooD, su,
day. myl@u
National Republican., 1877-08-02

New YoRK State Is going $1,000 Democratic
next fall. So says Collector ARTHUR and the
Custom house gang" In this way Is the
President to be rebuked for his reform civil
service policy.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

Nh. HrLLIARp, the new Minister to Brazil,
Is at present q resident of Georgia, and before
the war represented the Montgomery, Ala
bama, district in Congress. Beyond this we
know nothing of this gentleman, or of the
reasons that impelled his appointment.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

UPoS the appointment Of ARTHuR's success
sor as collector Of the New York custom. house
the functions Of the commission which Is now
supervising its management will cease.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

The order of Secretary SHERMAN reorgan-
izing the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
is q step in the right direction, and, although
susceptible Of improvement in many respects,
is highly commendable, and we hope is the
National Republican., 1877-08-02

The law must be vindicated by the relent.
less punishment of the ringleaders-
National Republican., 1877-08-02

GEN. SHARPE, the surveyor of the port Of
New York, rctircs to private life u far richer
man than when he began to hold Federal
Office eight years ago. He, for one, cannot
complain Of the ingratitude Of republics.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

Hon JOHN GooDE, of Virginia seems to be
gaining considerable strength in the South and
West rs a candidate for Speaker.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

THE strikes win greatly discourage foreign
immigration.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

We WANT no sickly sentimentalism in
dealing with the men who melted the mObs
to destroy property. Let their punishment be
swift and severe.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

LABoRERs night as we'll attempt to make
water run up the hill as to increase theii
wages by force aud violence.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

SUFFER no rim gleader in the riots to escape
punishment.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS and President
Hayes were both ardent Wings in the days
when the glorious old party was in existence.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

SENATOR CoNKLING will bo home next
week.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

forerunner Of similar practical reforms in al
most every subdivision Of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

IT Is ARTHuR's turn next.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Finance.

7
In New York today money wa. easy at
4 Exchange dull at 49, 0old quiet at t05T
Government bonds firm at the following quota
National Republican., 1877-08-02

passsngsrs viii nd these steamer. tsstefally aited
saased where there Is least noise ad motion greatly
sns x sna sraTe
barber sshop secric belin spacious promenade dscks
sSstheIy oour.s during ne ice s .sssCn ss,o,,,,.
'oRaD"i RonSitrip TisSe@NsiS S snd VIA gold, '.
and fro" u Rf" 4 siaste Agent ssss
jyiS4m IS Broadway. New York.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAH
Thess nr.t class s,eamshps q ,.li regularly ..ap m
~ sss.%.eIIs @ S SE$RTa ars '
-:s ss:s%Fis'''''' sSpig +; S:s' pas
Mex TELLER, LyIINs CO.,
Agents in Havana jy1
GREAT WESTERN M STE4MSHi6 ;sySI T LINE n,nv,.c
SSGss sa sss S e. u
AERASoT symond.:
ps s.t.ss r. | az sr Il snd r a
ward. For freight or passage q apply 70 =, 49,,
Jys No. 20 south ~ % street Now S@si York.
LINE iIIIISa EoR PLYMOUTH, cHERBoURa AMI
66ppMshMHhHH4AsiA' 6pshHH4' ssEEEsXIiNAa sE,ssINa.
Rates OF passage to Plymouth London, chereours
snS ~; 4 ana
''e'' q r. RICHARDS BoAs,
General Passenger AEenis,
81 broadway, New York.
q Broad street New Yorf. iyis
WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
uNrrfb fsDfd!sf sTsTEs Iss NAH.
The Steamer Of .h.. 1ns t.ss The Lane Reu.s.
q dc hanks on me ps;.sss . Sussn.'oSn' al ~
sSsA ssk$isSA,4$ss8Si9g. skRS,$SSsSi s8g.
Ph0M THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER q
In spgoipi%ents The saloons s,sierooms smoking
noise & and and motion are ne least fsl, aiordns desree 4
1SEsS. iss$ ssS .: b ga Return Ticket
s Sf eTs and No ShsF
yS RI coRTIs. Agent
nor LIyERrook VIA QuEKNsTowN.-TH1
Ms f ssss wsssy. sy. sss sss q r.
WYoMiNd. niN
Rss% i'ssss S ,$ss$s isssr, au,os 70 ''''
jyIs . Brosdwsy.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W THE sPLENDID NAIL sTEAMERs OF
hhyRE. eAEEIsd Al PI3aotTET T ID. Hh b fol ria q
VIII ~ &s@ E;ss No. q North .,y., .ss. ONO.
''' 'N<' SIhRsB BS BSsi FzSis sssSisSs SaIssa.
nA.uu u SFfSs5 fSssSdS Ss?S;S SsFSSArnr nuDuonn
~. Louis DIX hEiiSs ss Ssssst
STATE LlNE-To GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL
Ps5 q ESIIs slyfI' Foot sf0sHi street, s.R
' sfkTE " SSESNsyLyAEIA
y e iaS sI.1, e. seeSrss sss e ss.
Xssly G Es'srn nS aHsfs !. s'fHsfd MIN
,.ss: s;ss: s,:, ss !, s.s:; .;;.i $ S
THE AMERICAN AN, sTEAhsHIf I 6s,sHIf COMPANY OF
. .pHrLADELPRRh1Ali li.HgbtiS9ikRoo 1Rb tfiiS9iEkRooL LINE
SFPSSss sg SSss.pSis sSa ssi s% y.
\: S:isISs 5s S,ss .
New York Di'Fi IS sns nasssHf!Snsr, sH!S
ff5 :risf sa sass
soz Walnut street, PhiadsiphIS 81 broadway, New
rm '0.Is .s.is.s, ssppSsss pis.., s.s afsss ;ss..
pacific MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT, -
California $.s ,.Rss ssls%s. sals. Si:ssa u" assis
Sailing ffom risr ioOt Canal ssfssi, Worth rivss
| For sAn FrancIsco, via, Isthnus Of Panama.
steamshrp CRESCENT CITY,
Connecting for Central American and South PAcins
: ports.
..ss anon 81 s1EF EssGs;Ff 81 fJSIS s isg'n and China
sieaniship AUSTRALIA.
WI is'fal SDS Ss.ssss asP1S PsSsns erssa
! II. J, bULLAY, SuparInt siidenL
Jyl9 f1sr foot Of Canal stroSt, North river
National Republican., 1877-08-02

Stocks weak.
the active stocks telegfaphed 20 IT, D. Cooke, jr,
Co.. ffoni the New York Stock Exchange:
National Republican., 1877-08-02

hSsPEC1AL NOTlCE-ALb GoODs IEr
with us, either on loan or commission, on whmh
money has been sdyanced thereon and = overdue " ID, ts
sStendsd OF The ssme viii be sc,d ssr ten days nom
this date nt private sale or public auction as we are
%SLDsTEfs sS!fS 'se Go %SHS csmml;.on R5ose
ange-lu Corner of Tenth and streets
ss-MoNEY WANTED.
Owing to the great demand for money, we ofIer to
sell within sixty days a large collection Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND AND OTHER soLIDsoLD JEwELRy,
GUNS, REvoLvERs, &C, &C,
AT EXTRAORDINARY GREAT BARaAISs
Every article rOliy wsrrsp,sd Ant, 9. ..rr,v ,.
jy,i.n Corner Tenth and d streeta
~ POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY.
orficE IS HIen STREET,
The annual eeins oi lie stock Is S % ior the .iec
81 Sl es on N"
jysS7t ]. ". bEEBfE, seefeisry.a .
RILLIARDs-sEAToN
- Corner Ninth and D s,ree!s northwest
mA,e,r Ev'ryea&rkS yse&kSESs E,5s' ies, cS, PROPRIETOR.
or $40 sN} ON EsB1asEI9s' EsB saEE {s.ss Is NO
'rn ST. MARKkirER.s, 'h"n'"
sS ots on of GT'Hs1.s e.
Shades, Pictures Frames, Picture Cords and Tassels
i'i"s- nsgrERMs faais Se CASH, Il ,ne p''''''
Please remember name and number. ie2su
sgoRIENTAL CREAM.
on,ion % tie Drug n adj ond Lgdis, q ne so.lh
.lon % "a: T. Felix 6ourauds Oriental Cream 9,
price ihs Is 10 caution deslers ard consumers The
bottle &C. = SS .i isie sasesad @ os iSs %i
PaSsSed o0"'o%r RsG1 GS Gs PHs Sp Their
For s sole wecps Sy : sf sHpf fse' ReS
ws;h,HTGn s. and retailer .; :Gssiiy poaar.
table Rouge, Lily White. &C. Jyialm
~. ART LEssoNs-Lessons in drawing and oil
Painting given by 7. seaton Donoho at studio. No.
ps s Drawing SPsn u PAINTING @ % per month M YIN p'
m. q: FRUIT ITICEs ONLY ARE USED WITH
Temple Drug store. Je14
Sc SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
pure and cold at Coushln's Temple Drug Store,
drawn from steel founts. Jelt
sg TRY THE IcE.coLD ROOT BEER, AT
Conghlin's Temple Drug Store Masonic Temple, Ave
SSFLUID LIGHTNING ExCEIs ANY REM.
Store. oclt
ssHUMPHREYs SPECIFICS, PONDS EX.
tract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Temple Drug
| Store, and Ninth streets sepsu
ss-JusTHs PATENT CsrEED SOLE AND
HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice as
long, and prevent you from slipping For sale every
wSstsi sSi and by the inventor '' street northwest
| CARD.
To all who are suffering nom the errors and indis
cretons OF youth nervous early decay loss
OF manhood, &c, viii send recipe that will cure
| you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
| discovered by missionary In south America Send
| self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH II. INMAN
| Station D. Bible House. New York city. feie6m
National Republican., 1877-08-02

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
81 Y. N. C. A.
SABBATH sERvIcEs
oPEN.AIR MEETING.
At o'clock p m. corner Seventh street and Penn
and Pennsivanis avenue.
SHORT AppREssEs BY YOUNG MEN.
oosFsH Es!lsyfa saszEne *
LINCOLN HALL AT o'CLocK.
EvERy DAY REASONING; OR THE SCIENCE
OF INpucTIvE LOGIC
BY REV. GEORGE p HAYS. D. D..
Preaiden, OF ws.hlnston and Jefferson College.
Emo Cloth. ti-so
For sale by bookseller. generally VIII be sent by
mail postage prepaid, on receipt Of price.
CLAYTON RfTshS PTsi.SshRks' 4 RHkaErEIrrSoER'
a. ees as Market street, PhlladelphIa ly.a
A~NEwhANs SERMONS.
For sale Everywhere II frIss ID sts ,es..f
NEW ADTERrrsEMENTs.
A N ERA OF GOOD TIMES.
MONEY FOR EVERYBODY.
OVER 10000 IN CURRENCY DISTRIBUTED.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES OF
$4,000, sesy~o. siSooo. 10000.
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. rsn.
OR MONEY REFUNDED IN FULL
| AUTHORIZED BY THE LEGISLATURE,
SUSTAINED ny THE COURTS
FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK,
LOUISVILLE. KY DEPOSITORY.
LIST OF PRIZES
P.s Pr,.s SOC frss. Prs:. Sf 60 s.. Ss
Prize isoo 100 Prizes o. fSe ea. 20.
:: F;: F;!::: $:;::: = sS:s * !; s
VI" ,Ss. siSk ii Eisi fiSaE aS sis, 81 I'd 5lefETs'
SsVs; S,ss; aFss''i'A L''''' made pas'
Reliable Agents wanted eyevywhsIs Send refer
''''' VIII s'ss1.Ri!TRso \ G;ssss " s:'
rnos sH1i; E 'Gs'Gss g. sssfs sssss <,
ss7 broadway, New York.
lCHEAP yuE1.
The ehs.ss.. .as ss,. fusI g. socs,ns puspo.ss
sss Il p he eana Il wosa s.
cSkE Eslrx Il &. esssS sS ne % s
LighT SoMPHaY. NJ 1s I.aiL ,!Issi e !. noIihws.i
isS ~ sas ssis1s sss % 3 ~
10, THOMPSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
iyZ.Im Corner Of Tenth street and LoalsIsna ave:
- N. H.-This we'll Known aud popular hotel /
now open for ths accommodation Of permanent ant
sSasrs ss WHIT Noun
tAins and the saeo VALLEY. Terms reasonable, Al
WooDsTocK, CONN SUMMER BOARD
| w EnWOod HAL, IN tne VICINITY OF Woonhocl
ss ss and N0'F''Ha fk Rfs sfsa
WAN VERT HOusR-FIRsT-C.Ass BoARl
and fine roonls pure mountAin air boating nsi
VII " WERT H'' 'SSi's WI 3 LAKE, " : u k'ssas' 81 s''i
WAsHINGToNVILLE, N. Y COUNTRY
| w board. Three miles nom washingtonyills
Shaded ward extensive piaxxa, healthy location. Bo
| IA Washing nEtonviiis, Orange county, NJ Yb
IScHooLEYs MOUNTAIN SUMMER REsoR'
VIII open nOr gasss June z, al medersie rates
National Republican., 1877-08-02
A Good Appointments.
From the Philadelphia Times:

The President has found good man, albeit
| a Democrat, upon whom to bestow the brazilian
mission. Mr.. Hilliard, OF Georgia, has some knowl-
edge Of diplomacy, and Is not likely TO reflect dis
credit upon the country In any respect But the
appointment will stir up Mr.. Blaine and the other
animals again. Has the party no claim on foreign
missionsf And what Is to be done with recently
retired Congressman II they are excluded from this
department OF political enterprise.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
Strikes DO Not Help woriingmen.

The arrests that have been made In the large
cities for participation in the riots are confined
mainly 70 thieves loafers and bummers who
shed of course. ~ they ought 70 be. But working
men were disgraced by the riots, and public sym
pathy was turned away nom them. This Is always
the effect Of strikes and therefore strikes never
help workingmen This Is one Of the lessons Of the
great strike which should not be forgotten.
National Republican., 1877-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sssPECIAL NoTICE-ALL GOODS LEFT
with us either on loan or commission, on which
money has been advanced hereon, and s overdue The
time set the receipts must be taken out or the time
extended the SAME will be sold after ten days nom
this date private sale public auction we are
compelled to realize the money.
4. GOLUSTEIN a CO., Commission Brokers,
angys.l0t Corner of Tenth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-08-02

CHEAP ruh.
The cheapest and best fae, for cookns purposes In
warm weather "a COKE n is also valuable for steam
purposssA Now that there h prospect Of continued
scafcy Of coal In The market IN consequeuce Of tbs
SONS wishing cheap fuel 70 supply themseives with
COKE Al the ofacs II The WARRINGTON GAs
slnf sold al he recent low rates Of Zoo for load
forty bushels and Sss fbr oad Of twent
National Republican., 1877-08-02

ssis Cssn Prizes amounting 10 $1,000.
WHOLE TicK@ElS @ tl9, , HALV6s' la; ' T., q, 9YAHTERs Al.
600 sk rick ELS, $500
Remittances can be made by Nall, Express Dram,
p. o. Money Order OF Registered Letter, made payA-
ble TO q. w. Barrow Co
Reliable Agents wanted eyevywhsre. Send refer
enees with application 10 prevent delay,
q, W BARROW a co, Genl hanaEers.
CouTier.Journal building. Louisville. Ky.
Or THOS n HAYS a CO.. 0enl EAAfeTn Agenta,
se1 broadway New York.
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