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National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE SYNDICATE and TIE FOUR
PER CENT BONDS

A quarrel has arisen between MORTON,
BLISS Il Co, and some other New York
bankers because the latter were not admit
ted as members of tho syndicate for nego-
tiating the new -four per cent loan We do
not see that tho public has anything to do
with the question as TO whether MoHT0N,
Bliss Il Co. have wronged anybody II is
purely personal business matter. 1t Is
quite natural that bankers who did not get
into the favored syndicate should feel badly
about il, bnt they should settle the matter
IN the courts or in some pr"ate way. and
not trouble the puLhc with then grieV'
ances.
Some needless excitement hS. also grown
out OF the lact that the four per cent bonds
have been offered in open market IN New
York at price, includnE accrued interest
below that which thrj are J@c,eu ioI by the
National Republican., 1877-08-17
MAINE POLITICS IN WASHINGTON.

bulluO tOWltI'
The Democratic State convention of Maine
seems to have acted with good Judgment and In a
spirit which foreshadows IN earnest contest The
State has been Republican ever since the organiza.
ton of that party, but the Republican majoritics
have been largely reduced Of late years Ii Is at
least possible that Republican dissension and
apathy may pave tho way " a Democratic victory
There Is reason 10 believe that Administration
circles" In Washington would regard such an
event not with excessive chagrin.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
TALKING RIGHT OUT.
From Harper's Weekly


1t Is the fate Of conventions that their ut
most cunning conccals nothing. Whether they
speak, or shrk, or are silent they equally express
themselves. The Iowa convention by carefully
avoiding TO mention the President, and by en-
phatically affirming certain things which he Is er.
roneously said to have disrcgarded pronounced
against him, and made Republican success just 30
him because il Is the universal practice for con.
vcntion Of the dominant party TO approve Its own
Administration, and to omit the approval Is to
deep as practically to destroy the unity OF the
party
National Republican., 1877-08-17

IT Is rumorcd that II is contemplated at no
distant period to make the District of COlum-
bin a separate diocese Of the Catholic Church.
In that event a cathedral will be erected
here, which will rival tho great structures in
Europe of similar class. This city is now
sadly deficient in church architecture worthy
of its dignity as II great capital, and we there
fore hope that the above rumor may prove to
be correct
National Republican., 1877-08-17

TIE Mexican cattle thieves and desperadoes
are at their old tricks again. 1t is evident that
the Mexican Government is powerless to pre-
vent these outrages, and it becomes the duty
of the United States 10 institute such vigOr-
Gus measures as will insure the protection Of
the lives aud property Of its citizens on our
Southern frontier.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
BRET HARTE AND THE MISSION TO
CHINA.
From the Hartford Couranr

From the Hartford Courant
Some adverse criticism Is made Of the Ad-
ministrntion for not having given Mr.. Bret Hartc
the appointment of Minister TO China, II asserted
that the President avornbly inclined, but that
Mr. Evarts, hearing that Mr.. Harte Is somewhat
slack and inefficient In business matters, objected,
saying that he desired to have at Pekln first class
business man. Mr.. Evaits Is undoubtedly right
about II. II would DO a pleasant thing for Mr..
Harte to be given q comfortable position where he
could cultivate his literary tastes at his leisure but
II Is the duty of the Secretary of State To look out
for the interests of the nation rather than OF indi
yiduals and his action II IN harmony with the true
llna of civil scrNirn rnrA.-,
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE MAINE CONVENTION.

Ex-Gov. Dingley's paper, the Lewiston
Journal, says that three fCurths of the Maine He
publican State convention, including both friends
and opponents, from beginning TO end concurred
in the wise judgment that II would be impoliuc to
express any opinion on the Presidents course In
South Carolina and Louisiana, in view of the fact
that grave differences of opinion TO its prOpruty
now prevail among Republicans. which time and
the progress of events viii be likely to harmonize
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE wORKINGMEN ALREADY QUAR-.
RELING.

FROM tHt CTHUITTuU UHzTttG
The political workingmen seem to be not in
accord IN their aspirations The Cincinnati plat
form said nothing about issuing paper money 10
make the workingmen rich but the address issued
by the executive committee Of the Workingmeis 3
party at Columbus Is devoted entirely to the things
Of finance and money, and TO having Government
issue all the money and make 1t plenty enough TO
give good times How does II come that the pOitl-
cal workngmen of Cincinnati count for nothing
that which the political workingmen Of Columbus
regard Us the universal panacea2
National Republican., 1877-08-17

THE DEMAND for handsome residences in
Washington greatly exceeds the supply. There
is now Il splendid opportunity for investing
capital here in building fine residences, which
will hereafter sell readily, since it is becoming
the fishien for wealthy Americans to have
residences at the National Capital, This fact
will soon render this city the most splendid rs
well as thu most beautiful capital in the
world.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO NORTH
CAROLINA.
From the Raleigh Register

The determination of the President to avail
himself Of every favorable opportunity TO make
short trips TO different sections Of the Union Is in
familiarse himself with the people and much bet.
ter learn the wants and feelings Of all classes than
by any other course Besides such visits will create
mutual respect By the way would It not he I'm
good taste for Raleigh to follow the stems taken BY
the capitals of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky,
and invite the Chief Magistrate to the scat Of gov
crnment of the "od North State" We are certain
that President Hayes would highly appreciate such
an invitation and such course would reflect credit
upon our people.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
EMPLOYEES AS STOCKHOLDERS.

The plan of treating laborers like stock
holders and giving them percentage of profits has
been tried In few instances with good results
But II must be voluntarily arranged" The law
cannot successfully and properly compel it., It Is
perhaps uuly ol us empi9yer put u forced 10 u
II may be right Of the employee but II Is one
that can only be enforced at the will Of the en-
by the pressure OF public opinion II Is essential "
the men. therefore, that they cultivate public opn
ion by law.abiding conduct rather than threaten
or by political organization. To such threat 40.
oiety can only respond by tang sides against those
~ a naka
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE MISTAKE OF THE OHIO REPUBLI.
CANS.
From the I.ynchburg virginian:

The Republicans of Ohio ventured to con-
ciliatc n sentiment that should not have been re-
cogniZed In such connections and. not content
with platform that pandcrs To an unworthy SELL
timcnt placed denRgogue thereon whose boast
II is that he has nothing upon which TO pay taxes
And So thriving upon what was thus fed out to
them, the Communist element Of Ohio demand
candidates for the State Offices who set mp In
opposition to both the Democratic and Republican
candidates.
National Republican., 1877-08-17

A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is needed to sys-
tcmatizc the efforts of the people for the i'm
provcment Of the city. There is now great
deal of talk and much irregular effort. There
should be consultation and concert of action
A meeting should, therefore, be called at an
early day for organization in order that we
may have an official body to communicate
with foreign capitalists who are looking to this
city as place in which profitable investments
can be made.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
Commerce.



BALTIMORE. August w-Cotion quiet; middlins,
Flour fairly active and unchanged Wheat, Southern
dull and lower, Western quiet and easier-Soulhern
red, good to prime, u. .3Sgf4G do amber, ti.S@i.E
No Western winter red, spot titoA August, ei.8;
do september tiDli; steamer. tl.A Corn, southern
quiet and easier Western quiet and steadySouthern
white, 6sd6tc.; do yellow, MqaOc; Western mixed
spot. and August September 5sc; steamer,
StepSlc Oats dull and steady; Southern prime, new,
5,a &c: Western white new 800 53c. Rye hrner, rs
eltsc. Hay unchanged Provisions quiet. Pork
eih0m iAe, Bulk meats. loose-Shoulders, 6hc clear
rib sides. 7!sc packed, 9iatpsAc Bacon-shouders
&C.; clear rib sides. DC. Hams, 12dpla Lard-reined,
lOc Butter unchanged. Petroleum nominally hrmer
crude nc; refined i3I@iTs. Coffee unchanged.
Whisky hrmer at sl.l2.
Receipts-F1our. 2,sO barrels wheat 800 bushels;
corn. daO bushels oats, 100 bushels rye, so bishcs
Shpments-Wheat, 5000 bushels corn 800 bushels.
NEW YoRK, August ie-cotton firm; middling
Flour dull; sioo9t7S for superine State. and $500
eS0o for extra do Sl655.5 for choice do. Southern
flour heavier at 15Np6I0 for common to fir extra;
s6Tss2b for good TO choice. Wheat heavy; No. red
winter August ei.3i|saltgl4; September, tl.3i; No.
amber winter, tl3ilk asked. Rye quiet, at 7uc. for
No 2western Barley dull. Corn dull, at
for ungraded Western mixed; steamer mixed, clsh,
57Aac bid August, cash. 5isc. bid No. . cash
Oats quiet and heavy, ut 2@i7c. for mixed Western
md state; 3d52c for white do. Pork quiet Mt siaG0
Tor new mess on spot. Beef nominal cut meats
steady, at SIC. for city picked shOuders l2 l2.G
for do hams. Lard frmer, at ss eoG90O for prime
| steam on spot. Whisky duh, ut si.i2
National Republican., 1877-08-17
HOW 1T MIGHT BE ARRANGED.

Ohio can hardly thank Blue Jeans Williams
sufficiently for entering into the lists with Stanley
Matthews to see how many different kinds OF a fool
Q man can be-. Stanley had been getting ahead 50
until Uncle jimmy appeared. When Stanley
reaches the White House on the Communist plat
form James Ia the man for Secretary OF state His
appeal To McCrary for troops and his statcsmanlike
letter TO whom II may concern" written at the
request Of his son.in.law, show him to be the one
man for Matthew'S Secretary of State,
National Republican., 1877-08-17
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

v1he m6joned editorial extracts from promi-
nent American ne,cspdpers, irrespective Of party
are published just as any other ne,rs items, solely
for hs Information Of our readers. Our o'rn
opinions and riers oin, usual, be expressed only
IN our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
WHAT Mr. BLAINE INTENDS TO DO
From the Ohio State Journal:

A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Times says Mr.. Blaine has written letter In which
he states his satisfaction with the Maine Republi-
can convention expresses the apprehension that
the Southern policy Of President Hayes will be
lost sight OF IN the agitation of labor troubles and
intimates that he will endeayor to keep on top In
the agitation Of the labor question. This Is posi-
bly, the second degree In the sliding scale the
Mexican annexation question being the first.
National Republican., 1877-08-17

WHEN the Washington Chamber of Com
mcrcc is organized one Of the first acts should
be to prepare memorial to Congress for the
improvement of our harbOr. This measure Is
necessary for the Improvement of the health
OF the city as well aS for the purposes of COM
mpIrp.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
A WONDERFUL OMISSION.

PROM The 81, BOus I1nes'
II is really wonderful, when you come to
think OF Il, that senator Blaines Maine platform
had not a word to say concerning that great Mexi
can peril which was the chief subject ofh is speech
nt Woodstock,
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE DANGER Of APPEALING TO P0PU
LAR PASSIONS.

From the London Times:
The people Of the United Stases must learn,
as other nations have learned, that tamperng with
the Loose rhetoric addressed TO the passion OF the
ignorant and the needy. Is 50 full Of peril for so
ciety that II ought 10 be most sternly reprobated
violence is nothing less than public crime.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE TRUTH OF 1T.

From the PIttsbarg uonmercial-G Gazette:
The upshot Of II is that Bishop was nomi-
mated for his money, and that he hasn't faith
enough In the result 10 pay out freely.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

: ss- uASONIC-THE MOST wORSIllPfrL
g md Lodseor Y. A. a, Ma a.ons for tle District O.
leih instant, at Hiram Lodge, No. 4, Georpetown u.
at 2ocock D. M, to attend the funeral Of our late
br iher, p. q. NJ. wILtItN Anderson. Az Master
,sons are invited. By order Of the Grand Master.
JNO. y. N WILKINSON,
augt6 Grand Secretary
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE OPENING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN.

From the Cleveland Plaln Dealer (Dem.i)
J. q. Thompson, chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee has sent the follow
ing teegrams To Hons II. u. Payne. George W.
Morgan. Frank II. Hurd, Charles Ewing. George
II Pendeton, W. $. Grosbeck and A. q. Thurman:
I'VE open the campaign on the 2lst. Can you
speak that night or that weekr'
National Republican., 1877-08-17

IT is SAID that in case Senotor MORTON
should die BLUE JEANS WILLIAMS will give
that son-in-law Of his pass to the Senate as
faith in passes.
National Republican., 1877-08-17

A QUESTION OF DOLLARS AND CENTS.
From the Baltimore Gazette.
How much did Mr.. Schurz receive for his
services In the Ohio campaign Of rs when he
Stnmped ihr State for Hayes and hard money In
his own Iecket7
National Republican., 1877-08-17

THE modifying influence of time has been
illustrated in the case OF Hon EPPA HUNToN,
OF the E'ghtL Virginia district He was, 1t
will I e remem cred, u member Of the Electo-
National Republican., 1877-08-17
IT'S THE FASHION, YOU KNOW.

We should be pleased to hear from some ac-
credited source why interference with appoint
ments by way Of suggestion and recommendation,
is political crime In such United States SEN
atOrs US Roscoe Conkling, and heavenly virtue In
Stanley Matthews, to say nothing OF Lamar and
Hen HILL
National Republican., 1877-08-17
GROW.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat:
The Cincinnati Enquirer does not disfgure
Its linen In its efforts to elect Bishop. Why this
coolness?
National Republican., 1877-08-17
BLAINE NOT A FIREMAN.

From the Philadelphia Times;
Mr.. Blaine succeeded quite rs well In
An Slista as In Woodstock in hiring the popular
heart. But firing the popular heart Ia not his
fDrte
National Republican., 1877-08-17
AN EXPENSIVE sTUMPER.

From the Toledo Sunday Journal
In 1872 the Ohio Democrats paid Carl Schurz
81 800 for stumping the State, His expenses must
have been heavy.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
wOoDMAN, SPARE THAT TREE.

From the Dayton Journal;
That handsome trco In front Of the Putin
Bay house Is the fruitful source Of Democratic
trouble,
National Republican., 1877-08-17

ENTREATIEs TO stand by the party will not
have much influence with the people either
North or South this year.
National Republican., 1877-08-17

CHEAP AT HALF THE MONEY.
From Toledo's Sunday Newspaper;
The Democratic State Executive Committee
desired to assess Bishop, candidate for Governor
$4,000 for the campaign.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
BLUE JEANS CAREER OVER.

From the Boston Herald;
Blue Jeans Williams Is played out. When
the Indiana Democrats chose pair Of old hrccches
Governor of the State they knew what they were
doing, and can expect no pity now.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
MAKING WEST STOUT WITH THE BOYS.

The Republicans are trying hard to make 1t
appear that West Is wickeder man than Bishop.
say Of West that he can take right big drink OF
whisky.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
THE BREAKING UP OF PARTIES.

FfOIh IHt MhTIUOTU UhAuttt'
The past six months has developed many
changes ip the political workings Of both parties In
many oil the states Many Of these changes point
10 q formation Of new parties In the Northern
National Republican., 1877-08-17
TR1VEIERs, GUIDE.

TR1pELERS' GUIDE.
DNIvERsAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS g or rrom ~ points bought
Som ay o.Ses 81 sold as ~ a. Tns'on % & q ONE Do
Tickets good I'LL used Baggage cnscssd through
Ss mSgsIy9 m pcnnsylvana a. syeSaa. S'sh'sR Shoe store
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID scENERMH, Mt:st MAoNIFlcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WisSiiiseT9y, yytS Il lT nom pspo. co.
For nfF Fs6ais e sssn and a%r Rs %s SS~ NJ daily with
pailGr Car 70 plttsurg and Sleeping & ,s5s ss, rrom
7.iSp m, daily with Faiacc Car 10 chiagos
BALTIMORE AND pOTOMAC RAILROAD
For ,ansndsjgnH Rochester Bsrsio Niagsrs s,1 Fni,
and the NORTH b;al q m. daily except SuhnM
rs,G Sd 20 9ss % daily GssePt sIiS,asy i w.
%Sss EinrS SS and Watkins al isio M daily.
For fsse Sfs fGss S and ssss the hr Imsa 3 hasr
man Parlor Cars e;9 a N. daily, excerpt SUNDAY
,s;.g %S,ly ;snssg' I, Sunday; with Sleeping Cars fOH
aadSS sa% ss 81 ana u y ally " d- E%isa aii4 e
' of sfT faS sspa"y ~ m and 4on
For hSPes ssy tss frsse' ns sassss s m and ID. m DALI,
For sSS$sgy &S$syoS' 90 m and go m daily except
%Sy%SB$ Ma y%SB s$SfhfSiSbi'ix Hsb WISHING
For Alexandra 0, Z s. elo, 10 II a. M, h Ste, Sa7
For ,a ; o1 sndHy S cmdSs 4 SlS 4 , m and NJ and
Tran, disy isays eaisRs xsRsla sSasaS 5r Washington ss
On as sunday s al Al sS sna iS a. = h ana aaa
1aa. en Ss % shs s paTSr ps car
sornSI q inlrtsS sSet and PsPSgiyssia ayenas
nue. and at the depot where orders can be len for the
ehssEns Of 6asssse 70 destination rum hotels and
FRANK THOMSON, !cncrId Manager apIual
ALrIM,3}RRF; ,}R ;,kfRT kNp PHO B61RiN nAIIRoaP 4asR
NATIONAL fliS Line GSb sifoRT R66iUrE
HoRrH, WET, NoRTawisr AMI SOUTHWEST. '
JUSk "A, is7.
80 a. M, Baltimore and why statlona
m Sa,morS m,,a hnnIod,sv d v.1a and way r stations
p css, makes no stops between Washington and Har-
.7ass a NJ, St; Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago. and Pitts
bur, 6 cypress, 4 iIa,Se,stowI, A, except Sunday.
SO a NJ, Piedmont siIssSurs, winchester, Hasers.
'oGS a. % nm SeW % Tcrs, Th,isSeSSS. Boston and Da
5000 8. b., Bal,imere and way stations on Sunday
isi5 =. m. Baiiimore. Eilco,t City. Annapolis and
sanay "a sS only ssG .tppp"s ppssh a AZ
Connects Tor Fredetck. ,,,
IW D. M, n fillmore aud Laurel eXpres% -
Hsl D. M, PL OF Rocks Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
| chester and way stations.
| ~ 10 n M, Balto Ann polls and way stations
s59 D. M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimors
| exprcss Passengers for Norfolk taken IN the
cars direct to boat
sGij p M, Chicago and Columbus express, Win
chester and ilaYcrsiown, except sunday.
| s'itI y. m, ,,itlnurc express.
| ga D. m., Baltimore and wav stations
$50 .. m, Point Of Rocks and way staiions Metro
=.o:25 p m 81. Louis Cincinnati and Pittslnrg exI
| pes. -,
'lcOo p. M, New ork. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Trans marked daily other trains daily except sun
| day. myltu
| VNNAN LINE
National Republican., 1877-08-17

THE INDIAN RING IN CONGRESS.
From the New York Herald:
The President will find II more difficult
than he suspects TO adopt the Canadian system Of
dealing with the Indians. The Indian ring Is
stronger In Congress than he imagnes.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

WASHINGTON. August IA, ISL.
In New York to-day money eesy at
Exchange dull at tsii.. Gold qniet at i05,i
Government bonds hrm at the following quota
tons:
isis coupon 1875
1865 new............-iT7 New hv,s
Ten.forties.
National Republican., 1877-08-17
State bonds dull.

The following are the closing rates for state secnr
ties, as tecgraphed nom the New York Stock ES.
change:
National Republican., 1877-08-17
JoNGEE IN THE GROCERY BUSINESS.

II Is understood that Uncle Dick compr0-
missed that assessment business at Putin-bay by
giving Jongee an order on the grocery. Uncle
Dick says he can't pay cash these hard times.
National Republican., 1877-08-17

A CHANCE FOR THE oHIoAN.
From the Boston Post:
Samoa wants Governor. Chance for some
Ohio gentleman.
National Republican., 1877-08-17

A N ERA OF GOOD TIMES.
MONEY FOR EVERYBODY.
OVER 10000 IN CURRENCY DISTRIBUTED.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES OF
10000, sas,"o $500, $1,000
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, KY,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, lsn.
OR MONEY REFUNDED IN FULL
AUTHORIZED BY THE LEGISLATURE,
SUSTAINED BY THE couRTsl
FARMERS AND pRovERs BANK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, DEPOSITORY.
LIST or PRIZES
Prize Of i..........,.. g5as % PRIZES OF {lS sa 500
PriIzs oI."".''' S@Si iS@ i9 PrnSs % Of Iss.ss S.9 %
hrEzss q sa.,, i5G 40 r,isss Of " sS 5000
Prizes lsl0oO iOOJ 600 Prizes 0l so eil 6)OO
,,,,,o, Sgs q G Cash III Prizes, 9monnins 70 kiooco
S25o ii TiCKEIs, ,iu SStS TiCkEis,
SSJ, 5G1i TICKETS, SD1
:, Rsm!ttanees m eau hemaIs " Mall, Express, Drai,
BILE 10 a. w, Barrow 4 ~.
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. Send refer.
ences with application IN prevent delay.
q, W, BARROW h 60 ,ten1 Managers
- CourierJournai Building, Louisville, Ky.
Or THOS. ii. HAYS & CO., Uenl Eastern Agents,
SEND FOR A CIRCULiR aus:.tf
John ROACH q son,
MORGAN IRON WORKS, NEW YORK.
AND CHESTER, PENHsYLvANIA,
IRON NsHlpBuILDERs,
| manufacture STEAM MACHINERY. Of every de.
| s,TipiLlr HRAsS aud IRON CASTINGS, ROLL
l PLATE lNDN, Of all dlmensiOns have the only
large FOnuE for heavy siAiliii., &c In New \, rk
city. REPAIRS made sIpednUuAly, iyls
National Republican., 1877-08-17
WMONEY WANTED.

Owing to the grent demand for money, we offer to
ell within sixty days large collection Of
National Republican., 1877-08-17

RILLIARDs,;1,3sEAroN HALL.
,,.., ss-Bvcryihmg Firs, Cass-sy
National Republican., 1877-08-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
@' Y. NJ, G. A.
SABBATH SERVICES
oPEN.AR MEETING,
syivanla avenue and corner Eighth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
SHORT ADDRESSES by YOUNG MEN.
oosFGE FG.loSS2 %sEfrSs sffS
LINCOLN HALL, AT O'CLOCK.
sel..
EvERY DAY REASONING; OR THE SCIENCE
OF INDucrIvE LOGIC.
ny REV. GEORGE r. HAYS. DID,
President Of washington and Jefferson College.
Emo Cloth. t.o.
For sale by booksellers generally or will be sent by
mall, postage prepaid, on receipt OF price
CLAYTON RF%sES pTSi,SssEks' 4 EHkSrrELF1SeER,
"a, s2s. as Market street, Philadelphia jyls4
ss-NEwMANs SERMONS
THE POPE fniffo;TToeRApuEpr nf; IL
For Sale Eysrywhere: Price. 10 eta ie:s:a
IS A ToN-ICE-THE BEST RENNEBEC ICE
sDOoan be had Mt Ave dollars per ton at Smith q
wmsss.s wharf, foot Of Eighth street northwest
TNHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
4 istlng between T. II. 5. HAMERSLY and JOHN
f. LATIMER, under the hrm and style Of 1lamersy
iAtmer, Is this day dissolved in accordance with
notice Is hereby given to that sIet; sIcet; -,
aaiSst' ~ ''"' For HAMEitsi.Y 4 LhTiMER.
V,HE "PEERLEss" RApIATING SHAKING
u Crate Is the best thing ever invented. II Is bound
to snPeerCsds oil old yis sraisT T. ismade low down
for beauty, durability and ecouomy in consumption Of
coal.
10, -. HAMILToN, Y. NJ C. A. Building, ,,,,,
VIHE SOCIAL" NEW YORK FIREPLACE
durable heating stove in the market. iIhMiLTON. =
| NJ. O. A. Building has II for sale. aniofNsw
OLD GAS FIXTURES . E1.s1I-'
Rebronzed and made rs good rs new at q trifpg cost,
byHAMlIlON y, NJ. Z. a. BnldtnH. aul1FM2w
I AND WARRANT LosT.-NOTICE To WHOM
| - II may cOncern.-Whercas leo acres land War
rant No. 81 Stl which Issued from the Pension Onice
on the 2ist of February Is7, under art of Congress
I'd OF March, iA,b, In tho name OF Caroline Y. Wright,
| George H. and Jonathan Pearson, minor heirs Of
company Virginia militia, OF 1874 has been lost
or destroyed, application will he made to obtain
reissue OF said warrant TO the Comms,loner OF Pen
| slOns JOHN X. MARTIN,
WILLIAM B. ENTWIsLE,
| w Corner Penna avenue and Twelfth street
PURE DRUGS.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, &C
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREEUIIY
COMPOUNDED. aub3m
National Republican., 1877-08-17

manufacture STEAM MACHINERY. OF every de.
scIipll.ig HRASS aud IRON CASTINGS, ROLL
PLATE Iron, Of all dlnlensiOnE have the only
large FORGE for heavy siiAiIiiI., DC. In New ltrk
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