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National Republican., 1877-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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s day SssoiveS " mutual Consent M rur,es 81 H.
settle EsSer e % TedSp
the same. b w. HUNTER,
wAsurroros, n G., August 10, isit aui,
ESPECIAL NOTICEABLE GOODS LEFT
%ana WITH us either on loan Of commission, on which
a ~ @ o 9ss s re- and + Overdue the
&ss.e,ded & or the SAME viii be sold aer days om
com q reS e.. sSe oss &c pso auction are
ausiiSi SioLpsrEisS SS %m,,,sn y rs sr Broker
ssMoNEY WANTED.
9wlneto the great demand for money. we offer to
sen wi'hin sixty days . large collection OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIANoNDANDorIrEIsotIDooLpJEwELRY
GUNS, REvoLvERs. ac, &c,
AT EXTRAORDINARY GREAT BARGAINS.
Every article n,ily w.rsn,.a at
,,,,,, Commlsslon Brokers
T'iu T'iu----C Corner Ten,h and streets.
RILIIARDs;..sEAToY HALL
mn,e,r :. yseSSiLpsss Lss s,ssi IS, y fssopr,.,er
ON sa ON ESPlalll9S ESS s&EH {srSs. :. y"
r.s A., .,s,, ,%ASKkIT5ss R! a.. 4 3, st.
ice on paIptns,, EnGraylns,. chron,os, ,&n
sL; Lhl."; lpp.ss,, s'STk S Of prse,hsagnE, wodSw
''isS: rs :rEi.siS ELM SfS GASsh, y Tue District
Please rrnien6rt namc and number ie,s ian
sS~oRIENTAL CREAM.
d,wtos b. me Drug TSrJ, aud Lrdi,, or n. s,wh
lion o1 D. 7. feiis yionrauds Oriental % cream n or
20 nsn ssni nsd %, rsdrfs Ta
ssnne no, article % pSs up opiy in ,hs same style label
pro.ecuted. Consumera need onIy be put on their
guard pqprssSSF sSFiS y kSpR .lI.s Il soAYS ". YJSk
~ For sale wholesale by sIoTr 4 CROMWELL,
ks" Felix dSnTsuSs Go @ II fa" Isa Isa'ss.. sHaS rouare
SS,1 sss ns,s lSs seTSyHs iy .psIuo hair Laad ysse
ss- FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
ihe soda water drawn from the steel founis al the
ss- SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
bqasn pufs sa r Sea ~ Tonshins Temple Drug store
ss- TRY THE ICE-CoLD ROOT BEkR, AT
SSTgh,ns s , Temple Drug Store. Masonic Temple, Gys
as-FLuID LIGHTNING ExcEIs ANY REM.
SSef s"S%n % qr os se " cure Of
store. ocit
ss-HrMPHREys SPECIFICS. PONDS Ex
Tract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Temple Drug
store, y and Ninth streets. seps.,f
as-JLsTHS PATENT (SrEEL) SOLE AND
HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice rs
long, and prevent you frcn slipping For sale n all
lhc hoe stores, and by the Inventor Gl9 d street
hoIthWest hgf
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and ind,-
cretons OF youth, nervous weakness early decay loss
OF manhood. Rc Will send a recipe that will cure
you. fREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
uncovered by missionary In SDutb Alnpfira ha
seltnddrcssed cnyeOIse To Rev. JOSEPH L. INMAN,
slAllnn ~ Blblc ItOusr. New York city. haIsRm
National Republican., 1877-08-14
MEDILL STILL TENDERLY ANXIOUS
FOR HALSTEAD.

FROM the chicago Tribune
Mourah Bey Halstead Is frisking about as II
there were no tail Hamilions" neither any scalp.
ing knives In the world. The unhappy man has
been persuaded 10 unsuspicion without a doubt
but some of these days he will leave his ungua re,
hair open TO attack, there will be q war whoop and
flashing Of steel, and Mis- Gail, wipng her reek
ing knite, will remark: "And one makes seven.
teen" Perhaps, though, Mr.. Halsteads serenity Is
the offspring Of a wig.
CONFIDENT HOPES OF THE CONKLING
National Republican., 1877-08-14

HALF DOZEN aspirants for Congressional
honcrs from the district represented by Hon.
ALEX. ii. STEPHENS have concluded to give II
up. Mr. STEPHENS has no intention Of "shak
Ing oil his mortal COLI for 4 century or two
yet. Whether he has discovered the Fountain
Of Youth that Ponce dc Leon, the tliscaverer OF
Florida, sought in vain, has not transpired,
but certain II Is that Mr.. STEPHENS comes
back TO Washington this fall entirely rcluye-
mated and in the full bloom of manhood No
one will recognize in him. us he now looks, the
enaoiated and cadaverous figure that used to
be occasionally carried into the House last win.
ter ON All invalid chair
THE FELLOW who yesterday assaulted the
proprietor Of THE REPUBLICAN Is too con
temptible TO be worthy Of notice and we would
hardly refer to the subject but for the cxagge-
rated aud fictitious accounts that have been
StudiUnsly circulated by the thieving gam.
blers whose crimes TIE REPUBLICAN has or
posed and been instrumental in eiectually
suppressinK, aud who, no doubt, incited this
miserable hireing to an act that it will not bo
safe for him TO attempt q second time. Dir.
MrRTAsH did not sustain tho slightest per
sJnal injury. His assallant, who attacked
him from behind, lad no sooner made pas
National Republican., 1877-08-14
sMONEY WANTED.

Owing TO the great demand for money. we offer TO
sell within sixty days large collection Of
National Republican., 1877-08-14

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
National Republican., 1877-08-14

ESPECIAL NOTICE-ALL GOODS LEFT
with us either on loan or commission, on which
money has been advanced thereon and i overdue the
Time set on the receipts must be taken or the time
xtended or the SAME Will be sold nfler days ffun
ths date at private sale public auction as we are
compelled TO realize the money.
uOLDSTEIN& q CO., Commission Brokers
augkiot Garner of Tenth and streets.
National Republican., 1877-08-14

Every article niiy warranted at
B. GOI.USTEIS a COS,
.. Connlssun Brokers
Jv'lH Corner Tenth and u streets,
National Republican., 1877-08-14

GUNS, REvoLvERs, Sc, a.,
National Republican., 1877-08-14

IlIT.IIARDs-SEATON HALL
- Corner Slnth and u streets northwest
1900 aT TEverythinE Hru Cfass-6a
nl11lOu StANtlbN q tt. nrfetors
National Republican., 1877-08-14

ns-FLuID LIGHTNING ExCEIS ANY REM.
edy ever known for the immediate cure OF Neuralgia
Headache &c. Sold at Coughln's Temple Drus
store
Evening star., 1877-08-22
REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.
Is HE re n Good Time fn.., 1,, v

NbW 1Okk, August 22-Tne Tunes this
morning, reviewing the fall trade outlook,
says: When last fall business men were In
ylted TO say what the prospect In trade was
Tor the Immediate future. they were full of
confidence that the bottom had been reached
ana That new era of prosperity was about
10 begin. IL didn't begin, however imme-
ciately, and the winter TO most OF them was
one OF despOndency. Since thea very
slght general Improvement has taken place
ara The condition and prospects are given as
tney appear TO merchants themselves. In
the grain trade there is great hope OF a good
lime coming, with the immense crops from
lhe west, and there is q steady healthful
growth In the produce and grocery trades
which encourages men who are satisfied
with small profits. The volume of business
done by grocers is larger up TO this time than
IL was al a corresponding date last year. The
ciothlpg manufacturers are feeling a small
put good inquiry for their wares. There has
ot en- and Is animation among the boot and
shoe manufacturers, and the hatters say they
nave not done SO much business for many
years, hard as the times are called The
piano makers have had good business. ana
The dry goods trade reports indicate an i'm
proyenert oIfrom 80 10 80 per cent i'm Lead
ltg houses. There il not so much DISPOSITION
today as there was last August 10 make
sanguine predictions, bat the conviction fs
stroLg upon business men that they will
Keep The ground they have recovered and
continue TO do fair business, with moderate
returns,
Evening star., 1877-08-22

HOW THEY Do 1T IN JERsEY-The tenn
pefance crusade Is being pushed vigorously
lofWard In Bergen county. The Bergen
county temperance society has ia It's service
threc detectives and "A lawyer The gaodn,
Ql)odnds OF the detectives Is TO visit the sa-
.oohs IN the Narious towns, where they
throw dice and play cards to see who viii
pay Tor drinks. Afii1ayits are then made 10
Tie effect that the saloon keepers allow card
playing aud the throwing of dice on their
premises, which is ciassed as games OF
chance." Rev. ID. X. Philips, of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, has opened a
subscription list, and money rs being RAISED
10 assist I'm the prosecution of The move neut
and secure the Indictment OF The offenderu
The saloon keepers look upos the matter as
a sort OF joke, and say thai IL will soon die
cut. Ihey have organized, however, and In
tend 10 make lard fight
Evening star., 1877-08-22

Eastern WAR Norris The Times The.
rapia dispatch says the British aItache with
the turkish forces telegraphs from Eski
Djuna that there are IS Oo0 destitute refugee
Mussulmans there. The Vienna Political
CoTreSpontence's COnstantinople special SAYS
The Porte has ordered the immediate concen-
tration OF 10000 militia OF the second class at
Adrianople, Sofa and other points near the
scene of operations. The Russian staff
In IFS recent delIberation, favored Immediate
vigorous resumption of operations. and was
of the opinion that no poiut should be vol
unfairly evacuated. ...-Suleiman Pasha
teleeraphs, uuder date of August l9 that he
has Passed through kaZanlik ana occupied
the town Shipka, which had been evacuated
by the Russians.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
frighfful Explosion OF Chemical
Works

NV lnkk, AuGuSt =. = The chemical
works Of Chas. kunstfer. on Flushing near
Central avenue, Brooklyn, were blown up as
a late hour last night. jacob Rem a gov
ernment officer, narrowly escaped death
The marshal had seized the place on suSnic-
ion that an Illicit diStilleTy was NJ work
There, aud REM had been placed IN charge
OF II. Last night the latter struck a light To-
see tbst all was right. when a terrific eNplo-
SION occurred. kenz ran away "A few PAGES
when another fearful explosion followed.
and the building was blown skywari and
henz was buried I'm the ruins. lie was eN
rl' rIcstea hsyiig sustained out little injury.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
The President I'm New ENGLAND

Lie resident ana nls party Co II nue1 their
tour, irterspersed With speech making,
through New England yesterday.
SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT.
AT Fabyan's the President addressed those
assembled to greet him. He said: am sure
You don't desire me 10 make political
speech. You are too sens BILE crowd for
tbat; but Am sure we agree in a few things
however much we may differ in others.
There are many things about which we can
dlfier, such as business and secular affairs,
W uOut discussing our political differences
Now We are agreed as Americans | think.
that all parts of the institution shall be
Obeyed, the parts that are new as well aS the
parts that are Old; that IL Will be n grand
thing 10 dwell together in unity. We have
dlsat reed III the past through the evils OF the
war the country has borne, but these things
are past. Let us have a brief perio at least
OF perfect harmony and unity. We have
me In office. Secretary Evarts, Attorney
General Ievens and Postmaster General
Key. Applause at each name.l don't see
t1at you make much difference In these paO-
pie, although the last had the bal taste TO
vote against me, and this is his first visit
north. But he is with US in common interest
The results of war are to be accepted by all
north and south. Ihave now the pleasure OF
introducing to you Postmaster q neral Key
SPEECH OF MIR. KEY.
Mt Key said: have lot been accustomed
TO New England or its people, and my edu
cation has not been such as To lead me to
form the best opinion of them: but | have
been here several days and have been so gem
erousiy fed and met 90 many generous men
and women, that am almost ready to call
myself a New Englander.
The invitation To visit Maine has been de-
cllned by the President.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
ON THE RIO GRANDE.
Capture Of One ef the EsesPcd Pris-

SAN ANTONIO. TtNss, Aug. 2i.-Gen. Orr
IL IN receipt 80 n dispatch frpm Gen. h ma
vices which SAYS thai RuiolphO EspOnSsis.
one OF the released aio Gra lde city fail Or A.
oners, has be,n captured. and the other. Sc
Euico Garcia. will soou be. a. his hiding
place IL known. ~ is thought that both es-
caped prisoners sre Mexican citizens, In
which event the United states authorities
canroi demand their exiradition. Tne tone
OF the Texas press . bitterly hostile and the
governor has conferred on Hon. J III. Nc
lesry, OF this city. the authority 10 raise a
regiment, should the MeNicans show a hos
tile dispOSitton
Evening star., 1877-08-22
PENNSYLVANIA DEuoCRArs.
The Convention Io-nav

HARRISBURG, PA. August The DEM
ocratlc state convention met In the hall of
The house of representatives at noon today
Many OF the most prominent democrats In
The state were present Al twelve O'Clock
noon, Captain VIM. McClelland, chairman
of the state central conn mmittee. called the
convention 10 order, and presented the list OF
delegates returned u him. and then handel
the convention over TO them. Jacob Zeigler
Was chosen temporary chairman. the Voi,
standing; ZeiEler. las Schnstterly. "a.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
APOLLIN ARIS
NITCR1L
NJ / y T. II y l. w AT l. II

IR. LHWIS A. SAYRE. "A drIishtfuI bever-
sge =" Great relief for sAs sickness"
IB W Lillian A. HAMMOND. - Far superior to
Nicty s.ltZer, or any Other ,
DR ALFRED L. LOOMS. Most grateful and
refreshing -
DR.. r. OGDEN DOREMVS Absolutely pure
and " hoiesome; superior to all for daily use tree
from All the objections urged az sinst CrOtOn and
aIti1ctslly aerstsd waters -
PhOF. WANkLYN, LoNDON- ENG. "Impreg-
DR. r. PKAsLEE. "Csefal and verJ agree.
DR. AUSTIN FLINT. DIR FN OTIS Health
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases of
acute disc eAse.
DR. JAMES r. WOOD. "Mildly an.acid; agrees
seli with dyspeptics, and where there is gouty
DR. FOKDYCE BARKER "By far the mos,
agreeable. alone or mixed with wine. sefrI 10
Catsrrhs Of stomach or Bladder aud in @ lut :"
DB. j. MARION SIMS. Not only luxury, but
anecessiry."
To lie had OF all W line Merchants, Grocers, Drug
Elsts aud Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
tnitd States auE0 mwf ,eOw,ly
A GREAT PROTECTION aford in hot season
IA ard against spidencs, particularly az 4iu st
cholera, Cholera NOR bus, sc. N EISNERS HUL-
LAND BlTIE EkS ''BoOnes amp of Msog B.tters u
Their use - Of the greatest impOrtsuce lOcaltie.
where tie tnhaiins OF miasrnIc air dangerously
Affects our health Melancholy and HypocnOnd 4
usually are effects Of dersngaf digestive functions
are cured perfectly By these Bitters and they pro-
duee eheerfulness and hariry the safeat M a 3
20 reach al old and happy age.
Sold BY all druggists sugI3-m.w.s.,m
Evening star., 1877-08-22

sVThe independent greenback party OF
N Massachusetts will hold state conyention
in Boston September 9Th to nominate STATE
ticket.
~ Bishop OConnell, Of California, has
announced 70 his congreRa alton tnaf accori
ing TO instrucfiOns received from Rome No
Roman Catholic can participate in Wronnd
dances" under pain Of mortal ain,
Evening star., 1877-08-22
The Scientists "a, r.iryo,,,

fhRrolNT. Ny, Aug. 21.-PnOf. NcClos-
Kle, or Princeton College. held a Sctentinr
conversation on science and theology. Prof
Is. 4. BOVINE. of the Boston University. gav,
a philosophical ciure ON Tue Founda.
lions al 80 O'Clock and st N O'Clock the
heN. George W. Gardner, u. u, OF CleVe-
land, lectured on the Bible and Moiern
Thought."
Evening star., 1877-08-22

BOMBARDING A u. y. Observation-Disclosures
States Marshal Webster reports an attack
made on him by a mob in Kentucky during
which twenty shots were fired al him and
bis house bOmbarded during an entire night
Two other deputies were also menacad by q
mob In Adair county. Col. Crttenden the
United States marshal for Kentucky. has
had one hundred persons arrested during the
last two months for violation of the revenue
laws. S AS'SHuS
Evening star., 1877-08-22

The WORKING MINIS PARTY IN NEW
1oRK.-The New York CORES pondence of the
Philadelphia Ledger says: In the course of a
lew days call Will be issued by the execu-
i've committee OF the workingmen for pri-
mary elections for delegates, aud care will
be taken 10 keep these as free from contact
win either OF the two great political parties
human ingenuity can devise. Human In
genuity, however, is scarcely a match for
the average New York politician. The
democratic and republican managers, as
heretofore stated, are already angling for ths
WORKING mems votes. and there is nothing
mat they lthe politicians) are not prepared
10 promise them, IL they will only endorse
their particular candidates. As 20 their
Platforms, OF course, these will be made To
suit. I'VE have been sold ont repeafediv
before, by these people," said one of the
"Breadwinners' League, but they will never
calch US In their trap again, no matter how
tempting may be their bait. We have
waited great many years TO see what the
politicians would do for us. Now, we are
selyesn N
Evening star., 1877-08-22
The Markets


haLfhotk, Ala ~ "a lrNinta siRas. taferr.sa
~ SLsoheAtea th ., d.. sec ud series, ~ bid 10
bALrLnOKE. AaRust Zz.-Cott0a aul.t-rnidalins
ils- y ur active AM rrm. IA u5t 4u0fahlx
higher " heat, southern sruve and hi.h r. sestrro
acllNe, irregular and iiEher-s1uthsrn reI. prime
81, do fultz, lssai ~. d. Anb-r / so.l a.. No !.
western " inter red, spot, l4ls August. I 90. ser
leInoer' $50, Octotvr, II. steamer. o1efed -,
Oofn' southern gui-f, western dull and ne kirot.-
souIcrp white. S3stN, a.. gell0N. SSa-9 western
mixes, spot and AUgUst, s. a, Ssptember. 81 bid
octoeer,bsts bid; steamer. Sls Osis frm and al y
Nancing, demand 80 d-soGtheru. 2sASg, western
shiersoa2, do. mixed, 29aSD. Bye Gull and heavy .
osoz has eull snd unchanged. Proyi-ipus aufef
Aka unchanged. Butter unchanged. Petroleum
dni-crude, !sS fined, I3s Coffee hrm and
not lu taqiy hleher. whisky finer. held la Re
oeiss-flour 20 wh-st, N -5eD, corn. " on, oats
o. rye, l-se. shisments-w heat, a. o, corn,
NEw foRs, August s2y-,Stocks buoyaut Money,
ernments weak.
Ntw fOhk. August zf.-Fiour steady What
spOt nrIner and futures and 2A cents bstter Oorp
frmer spd fairly active W..
LONDON. August g, 2.S .. m.-Con,ols sb. for
both money and the sccOuut. Erie Rauway, lUa
tral, 90.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

MARRIED ON THE RAIL.-An ambitious
fniladeiphfa couple were on Saturday last
merfaeo on their way to Atlantic City on
Was Witnessed by . car full Of frfonds. the
Wedding cake was cut and other festfvitieS
were tn0ulged In,
Evening star., 1877-08-22

VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER arrived in
Concord, y. II, last evening from NJ alone
n. y. Many prominent citizens called at
the Eagle hotel, where he is Stopping, To pay
their respects TO him. He was sereradei at
$50 O'Clock by the Concord band. On being
introduced to the crowd OF people that had
gathered in front OF the hotel he saId:-ssI
thank you most sincerely for This cordial re-
cognition and the band for the beautiful
music ana with this brief acknowledgment
must content myself and you must content
yourselves. am here TO join with you to
moro W In paying my respects to the Chief
Magltrate OF the United States, who d 1es
honor 10 his station and his nation Win
tfese brief remarks | BID you good nigh. !"
His coming To the city was entirely unex
pecttd. He will leave Thursday morning
Tor ST. Johnsbury, VT, where he is to meet
some friends.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
From "a Foreign Shora

,.foRTkESs MONROE, VA, August The
lhited states steamer Richmond. n agship
oi the South Atlantic squadron. arrived In,
the Roads this morning from Rto.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

DYNAMITE ExPLosIoN-Reported Mouie
Mdgoue eOttrd0e-Correspond OF the Bal
tlmore Gdzetfe from Towsoutown SAYS
About ten O'Clock last night Peter EnRe'x
restaurant, wooden structure, situated
near shan No. 4, McCabe's division OF the
cartridge, which was exploded under it, The
east side OF the building was blown out and
the foor shfvered into fragments. EmRe Was
reclining on a lounge At the time. and thoueh
the legs Were wrenched from his couch h
escaped injury. Several employees OF the
waterworks and reputed Mollie Maguires
are suspected OF the outrage, but have not
yet been arrested on the charge.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

THE WokKIEGMEE OF Easton, Nd, have
organized . workingmen's party and adopt-
ed platform demanding financial reform
and Industrial prosperity; opposing contrac-
ton OF the currency and the national bar ks.
and asking for taxa ion on mOrtgages
Evening star., 1877-08-22

Fun FOR ISvEsTIGAToRs.-Th was
not little display OF repartee and wit DUR
Ing The recent Investigation OF the grave
charges preferred against the United states
Senator from Oregon-Mr. Grover-that in
veetlgation and the humor thereof occurring
in Portland.
AT one time a democractic witness took
occasion To speak with some pride OF 1.-The
old copper bottomed democracy" but was
taken down peg or three when the republi-
can examiner checked him with tire calm in
qulry, You mean copperhesded, do you
not, sir?"
In another place. when a democratic wit
ness accused a republican citizen of Oregon
with having been dishonest, he was aSkef ir
what way. by attempting to steal the dem
ocratic party, Was the answer, which
caused Mr.. Morton TO start up and remark
u suppose you would cail that petit larceny
sir, would You mote" Tne witness had no
answer 10 ma ke 10 this.
Again, when a republican witness was on
the stand, he was asked by the examiner,
What was No>biers poliilcss'' II should
call him q secession'si," !" replied the witness
But was he not democrat interrosatei
the investigator, 10 which the witness felt
bound 10 reply, "He was, your honor-it's
all The same thing" Al of which was fun
for the gentlemen who had come on nom
Washington, but gall TO the resident demo.
cr8cy, especially as embOiied i'm poor Grover
and Cronin.-l Chicago JolG. llh.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

DEAD FROM DISsIPATION.-Samue w
Mcdonald, who was tried for the IN urdcr of
Berry Amos, a we'll known sporting man in
Baltimore, In June, 1sIi, and acquitted died
at Terre HauIe, Indiana, on Monday night
last. Deceased was wealthy and well con-
nected, and had a promising career before
him, but his tastes and cOmpaniOnships led
bim into excesses and dissipation, his life
finally ending at the age Of twenty-nine
years.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

THE THREEQUARTKR MILE DASH at
Saratoga yesterday was won by Rhadaman-
thus in LICK.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

THE CANAL BOARD, in session at Cum.
berland, Md, yesterday reduced the tolls on
coal TO 25 cents per ton, provided thai the
rates OF freight to bOatmen be m ade at gO
cents 10 Georgetown and 80 cents TO AL exam
CPia