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The national Republican., 1866-12-15

ArTo Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser,
having been restored TO health In few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It he will send copy Of the pre-
serpon used, free Of sharge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind
sunz CuRE roR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSoHIrIs, &e
The only obiec. Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
seripon Is to benefit the afflicted and spread informa
ion which he eoneeives to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy 1t will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc25 5-dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, y,E.V.
The national Republican., 1866-12-15

GKoRaErowY.-Th post Office and custom
house In Georgetown have been completely remod'
slsd and renovated, under the supervision 81 Ml; :;
A. B. Muilett, the efficient supervising architect oi
the Treasury Department The improvements have
been made necessary on account Of the increase OF
business in the post Office and oustom-h house Inc
postmaster, Major George Hill, Jr and the coiieo'
tor Of customs, Col. James NJ Msgruder, occupy
the building 81 s.slt ~.
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L.poysY CAsrs.-Emsnuel Wamer was
arrested b. Sergeant Barker IN the seventh ward
o,.. 81 hs,ns,S from T. Fowler. He was sent
to I iii for court BY Justice Handy.
Robert Fisher, . eolorsd man, wss arrsstsd b.
oacsr Ellis in tbs Third ward on q charge oi
stealing meat from VIM. Hess. Justie: Thompson
''1s Edaas nn &oaysr coor.d was arrested in tbs
Seventh ward BY OAcsr Nelson ~ sn aceompnos
In the larceny Of barrel Of syrup stolen from Mr.
Thomas N. Casssii, noticed In the REPusLicAs O.
yesterday. He was held 70 bail for court py Jus
tics Handy.
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MoRrUARY REpoRr.-Dr G. N. Dove, the
Secretary Of the Board Of Health has received re-
ports from nearly all tho undertaksrs, showing the
humber of interments from the LIST Of November 10
ths I.t Of December. The number reported 20 nj
is u.s. and II Is thought when the other returns ars
in tho number will not be over 100: or those re-
ported 81 were white IA oOlored, color not re-
ported So males, 3s fsmales, seI not reported
tion a of typboid fever 8 Of cholera, Of scarli'
tina, . Of suicide, 40 Of other diseases.
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- The Grace Model
ARE THE BEST.
To be had everywhere.
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s37 Pennsylvania avenue,
no27- got Agent for Washington, D. @.

ATMadam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
sr and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma, Ae
be found at stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; diman's near Metropolitan Hotel Ford cor.
nsr Of Eleventh and Psnnsyivania svsaus; Entwisss
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvania avenue; Kllios,
sornsr Of and Twelfth streets, Tsrbsush' corner Of
seventh and O. JAl9-n
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FiRE.-On Thursday night, about eleven
o'clock, one q the ffans baildings q Fort Baker,
near Good Hops, about one mile from the Navy
Yard bridge, was Destroyed By Ars.
The national Republican., 1866-12-15

NOR RE n IA THREE-STORY
I WAREHOUSE, on b street north, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets west 80 feet front by 80 oet deep
Also the Second and Third stories Of the double Ware
house, corner Of Tenth street and Louisiana avsnne,
containing six large rooms, suitable for omces CLUBS,
public msstiugs, &c Rent modeIate. Addrsss
GEO. HILL, JR.,
100 Bridge street, Geor yetown, D. G.
de7-5t [Ohron. aud Intel
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NOR SALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
IL NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, (unbound) from thu
drst issue, Nov &c. $780, to the present day Address
N. 8. X. at this ollce se7-H
The national Republican., 1866-12-15
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING

BrRRAu OF RRYudRRs, FRlRpnRH,l
AHD ABANpoHHp LAxps,
WAsHrNoroH, Dec. Q, leoe. y
By direction of0snsralC @. h. Howard Assistant 0cm
December 10 1885, q II noon ths prsuisss ths Two.
Story Frame Addition built By the Unitsd btatss ana
adjoining the rssdsnce Of Richard Coz staasA upoa
Hew Road (so-eallsdJ 6sorsstown, D. o.
Terms Of sale: Cash, In Government funds
J. n. BROWH,
dsl3-A Brsvet Major, A. O. T.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Matters.

WAsutNCToN, November II.
There isrcason 10 believe that no appoint-
ment of n successor TO Mr.. Rollins, Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, will take
place at present. Mr.. Spooncr has the field
entirely 10 himself and will be appointed
whenever Secretary McCulloch can be in-
duccd TO agree that Mr. Rollins and other
Radical ohice-holders should give way to
equally competent supporters Of the Ad-
ministration.
Mr.. McCulloch, however, seems fully de-
termined to resist the appeals of Mr.. Spoon
er's numerous influential friends and force
the President himself to make the order for
the removal Of Mr.. Rollins, if the removal
be made at all, MIR. Spooner rather than
cmbarrass the President. may withdraw
from the contest for time.
The absorbing topic mere is the amnesty
suffrage proposition.
The greatest interest is manifested rs to
the Presidents probable decision in the
matter, for Il Is conceded that the South
would accept the proposition IL recon-
mcndcd by Mr.. johnson. The latter has
not yet indicated to any one what IL any
thing. he intends TO do in the matter; but
those who have urged him TO recommend
the plan feel encouraged, and expect Mr..
Johnson's approval finally.
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a}tanttarp aud Cy0mmertial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI NovembpI

CINCINNATI November II.
FnoUR-The market is without any cs
sentinl change. Superilne Is selling at $40
@ll; extra at Sll 50@l2 so; family at SD
'75@l3 15,and tancJ ut Sl4@l5.
WHEAT-The market was dull. and prices
are 2@3c. lower. No. Spring sold nj 50
lS, and No. would not bring over 50 $500
2 81, though 81 10 was generally asked.
No. Rcd Winter is dull. at 81 7O@2 Is.
and No at 50 S0@2 50.
CoRN-New Corn is unchanged, and Is
selling al 5O053c. at the lower roads. Old
Corn Is not inquired for to any extent: ear
we quote nc 7s@SOc., and mixed shelled Mt
S700SSc.
OArs-rhe market Is steady, with fair
demand, at 41c. for No. ?, aud 4Sc. for No. !
in elevator.
RYE-Theye is moderate demand. from
millers principally. No. l we quote at
81 %. aud extra at 81 30.
BARLEY-The market rules dull. nj 81 40
@l 10 for prime TO choice samples of Fall.
state Spring is unchanged, Mt 81 3O@l 40, F.,
the latter rate for choice.
HOGs--Are dull and not in much demand:
they are held at SO 50@7 gross. The re-
ceipts during the last twenty four hours
were l,903 head.
GRocERIrss--1he market rules unchanged
and quiet, with II fair demand, mt 27@3Oc.
for fair TO choice Rio Coffee: I2@l5c. for
raw Sugar; l7@l7l6c. for hard refined, and
S0m90c. for Porto Rico Molasses.
WHIsKY-The market Is unchanged. with
fair demand. Sales of G50 barrels bonded
at Bic. Duty paid Is quiet.
SEED-Clover is flrmer, and prime to
choice qualities are held at SS@S Is. Flax
rules dull, at 81 80 for prime samples; Tim
othy steady, at $393 TO for fair TO prime.
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The PosToFFIcE.-J. r. IIubbell, ESQ,
our new Postmaster, took possession ofthe
Postoillce yesterday, and is now fully in
augurated in the duties of his position.
Mr. IL. Is prompt practical business man,
and we have no doubt win administer the
affairs of the office 20 the entire satisfaction
of the public. His deputy, Henderson FL
liott ESQ., is well known 10 the business
community as gentlemen well suited TO
the position he occupies. We understand
that all the former clerks and assistants
have been retained, an arrangement that
will be in all respects acceptable to the
public.
Mr.. Comfy, the retiring Postmaster.
during his connection with the Office. for
several years past, discharged its duties
promptly and hithfully to our citizens and
the Government. lie leaves the position
With the good wishes and appreciation of
all with whom he has had personal and
official intercourse.
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Frnm IndinnnnnIis-

INDIANAPOLIS, November II.
Governor Morton has again been called
from Green Mount Water-cure, ON account
.of pressing necessities ofSenatoral contest.
lt Is reported that his opponents on the Re
publican side do not intend to take part in
the Legislative nominating caucus, and thus
be not bound by its action. This course
will leave them free to cooperate with
Democrats in electing n Senator.
The Herald establishment will be sold at
public auction on Tuesday next. There is
n prospect of its publication being con-
tinued ~ the Democratic State organ.
The pprk-packiDg season opens on Mon
day ne%t but the differences of opinion as
to prices. between packers and farmers, Is
so wide that little will be done, except on
'commi' len. No contracts have vet been
made aiChfarmers will continue to feed,
owing 10 tlie low prices of corn, until the
latest I, iod.
TWO ,ses of Grim. con. have Just beom de-
velopet which will cause considerable cx-
citemepi in fashionable circles, as the par
ties have heretofore occupied high posi-
ton in urch and social circles.
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From Chicago.
CnIcAGo. NoYeml

CHICAGO, November II.
The official returns from the counties in
this state are now nearly all in. The Re
publican majority Ia the State will not be
less than $4,000.
Colonel Robert a. Gilmore was yesterday
appointed Postmaster Of Chicago. The in
tention of the President TO appoint him was
announced some time ago lie is Mt present
the General Passenger Agent ol the Chi
cago, Rock Island Pacific Railroad.
\ special from Madison, Wisconsin. says;
Governor Fairchid has received private
lcttcr lcou, Lord Monck, Governor-gcncral
of Canada, In response to letter from him
appealing for lenient treatment to Captain
Lynch, OF this State, now under sentence of
death In Canada us n Fenian invader From
the tenor of this letter, without violating
any confidence. 1t may be stated chat there
Is every inclination ON the part of the ca
madam Government to take mcrciful
view of his case.
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LIvrnrooL. Noyember u.
A Minister I'm TronhIe.

PnrsBURG, November Is .
The Rev, Doctor james Prestley, recent
" suspended from relations with the
United Presbyterian Church. ON account of
charges of cruelty 20 his wife and family,
using indecent, blasphemous languase. and
maintaining Improper relations with fe-
males delivered a short farewell address
to-day 70 his congregation, in which. while
diselAlmlng tho complaint agHiust the ac-
ton OF the Presbytery, who acted upOn the
positive testimony OF three witnesses.
while the testimony on his behalf OF an
aged father, kind brother, and affection
ate children @as only negative, andneces-
sarily of no avail.
lie deiled the world 20 prove he was
guilty OF lndlscreet on vulgar language.
which he abhOrred above all things, and
thanked God he hadn't been found guilty
Of adultery. The sentence Of suspension
didn't effect his relations as PASTOR of the
church, as any dissolution must be at the
request OF his congregation. lie asked
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Funeral Of the Late Doctor George
Fries.

Fuuarol nj fIa afa nnafn,s Caao,.o.o
E,j@s
The Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday con-
tains the following interesting account of
Tho f,,norol cprc,non;ns Of tbe Into M. Gao
>'N''
rfleS III thaI Guy
On Friday. the 10Th Instant. ,rcordino to
previous announcement. the funeral of The
late Doctor Fries took place from his late
residence, corner of Eighth and Vine
streets. and was attended Inv n largo CON
course of mourners. among whom were n
large numhQrs ef- -tlsetnetsicai,proi y.
The procession nuihbered hity-two csir-
riagcs, containing the friends Of tic de-
ceased who proceeded to st. PCtcr's Gatle-
dral on Plum street, which SION became
denscly crowded by both Catholics and
Protestants, TO witness the Imposing cere-
monies over the remains of onr. who, dur
ing life, endeared himself to ali who knew
him.
One of the leading clergyman of the Ca
thedral delivered n most observation-disclosures
on the occasion. in the course Of which he
descanted on the many uoIle minlitios
which characterized the deceased throiI~h-
out life, i'm both Dublic and Dri, ate afTtirs
lie remarked that the LARGE audirncc which
presented itself before his view. was annie
proof of the high regard i'm which the s,,b-
lect OF his discourse was held. lie also adj
yerted to the fact of deceased hoVinU ON.
braccd the doctrines OF thc CntLolic CIIurcb
during his last illness. and of hnvjn~ re
ceiycd the sacraments of tbe same nrennro-
tory To meeting his Heavenly ,Iudpe. who
deigned TO visit him with divine grace. he
fore his departure from tbis vale of teors
to be the companion of the blessed i'm
Heaven who have triumphed over the
temptations that beset them while here on
earth. and are now. as a recompense for
their labors. singing the praisrs Of him
who sitleth on the throne of His mercy
for ever aud ever"
The reverend yentlcmau ren,,rl,cd tI,,t
the Protestant friends ofthe decc.tscd would
no doubt commisserate thebereaved family
on their severe loss of so Kind a husband
and father; but that there was still more
expected of his Catholic friends--that of
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Mr.. Chase and the RresIdent.

NEW YORK, November Il.
The Posts Washington special says
Conflicting iimors are afloat respecting
Mr.. Chasc's second interview with the Pres
ident. It Is said that the question of im-
partial suffrage was discussed, but all the
statements thus far are spcculations, and
unworthy of credence, as neither Mr..
Chase or the President has communicated
a word concerning the conversation. All
that is known is that three or four indvid-
ual Democrats aud Republicans have adj
vised the President to recommend impair
tial suffrage to the South in his message.
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lAMusEMENrs.


TnH 0riRA IIousE-lIANLpN BRoTHERs.
Tho great attraction of the week, In the
amusement line win be the performance Of
the flanloh Brothers at the Opera House.
Their initial entertainment will be given
this evening. This remarkable family have
in their possession autogral' letters from
almost every crowned head "a Europe and
tiey are universally awarded tAc ret rank
among the athletes aud g, iast' of the
world. Every body is awai ing their adj
vent tonight with intense interest aud
there Is no doubt that the spacious area Of
the Opera House win be crowded TO its vt
most capacity. We copy the following ac-
count OF their wonderful performances
from the Ottowa Post:
THE HANLoN BRoTnERs.--lrom tile mo-
meut the doors were open at ieYcn O'Clock,
last evening, an immense crowd poured into
the theater till every seat wa occupied, the
passage crowded and every available space
iilled. The entertainment OF med with the
Lightning Zouave drill by Miss Carrie
Austin, which was deserVedly encored.
Next came the Three FLYING Men of the
Air. This ieat surpassed the most sanguine
expectations of those who came to witness
It, The astonishing strength skill and
nerve displayed by those wonderful broth
ers would appear incredible 10 those who
never witnessed their performance. The
audience held their breath as the intrepid
gymnasts performed feat after feat, each
succeeding one more dangerous than the
others. A sense of uneasnes- rested on the
crowd till the daring athletes descended
from their lofty perch, and chen they We're
greeted with a storm of applause which
shook the building. Prof. Tanner amused
The audience with the clever performance
of his troupe of dogs and monkeys. The sa-
gacity of these animals is truly astonishing,
and the deXterity with which they ac-
cumplished the most difficult ieats could
only have beeu the result Of long and
careful training. The comic interlude be-
tween VIM. ana Alfred HanlOn. which was
loudly applaudcd, consisted Ia keeping two
hats spinning in the air by two small sticks,
while the performers We're sometimes sit
ting on the floor and at other times stand
ing one on the others head or shoulders,
and during all those changes of their posi-
tion they seldom allowed the hats to drop
to the floor. The Triple Partcrre, by the
three llanlon brothers, rivaled their per-
formances of the Three Flying Men of the
Air, in the display of strength and skill.
They show to what wonderful perfection
the human form can be trained. Descrip-
tuu X lluWerlesS 20 convey any aueqtHte
idea OF their astonishing ieats. and we can
only say to those who were SO unfortunate
rs to be unable TO view them. 20 tonight
early and obtain seats to witness the per-
iOrmance OF the great gymnasis of the age.
The Shadow Pantomme was most anus
ing exhibitions and drew roars of laugh
ter from the spectators. IL was well worth
the price of admission TO see this last act
alone. The thcatcr was never so crowded
since it was built US during the last two
nights. and hundreds had to turn away
from the doors disappointed, all the space
inside being filed TO the utmost
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From Europe.

10y Aut Adllesi
o. ENsTowN. November l7-Noor.
The 81 mer Virginia. which sailed from,
New Hor on November 3, arrived here
this MOI .ng ea route to Liverpool.
LONDON, November I7-NOon.
The H. don Times, of this morning. in an
cditoriai says the Government has no
present iitentiOn 90 refer the Alabama
mission.
The de gn Is, the Times continues, 10 em-
p0wer 81 h a commission TO Institute In
quiiies regard 10 the neutrality laws,
without reindiee 10 the Alabama claims.
which AZ still under consideration. cram
worth, i was Thought would be chosen
Prcsiden Of tllis commission.
PARIS. November II.
Major eneIai John A. Dis arrived here
to-day.
LIVERPOOL, November IL.
Cotton Midling uplands opened at It'd.
LONDON, November l7--Noon.
The following are the opening prices tor
American securities; Illinois Central
91A; Erie. l9lsi United States hvo-
twenties, 70i4.
Consols for money are firm at yesterday 5
quotations, 900.
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From ST. Iouis

ST. LOUIS, November II.
Ther Gre already four Radical candi-
dates io United States Senator, to suce hed
Senator Brown in this Stte--Governor
}letchc' Z. ID. Drake, Hon Henry Il. BLOW.
and Jut ~ Sewcomb, just elected to Con-
Sress il ne Second District.
The nver NeioS says that there Is fear
ful stat u things in Salt Lake City. The
Gentiici .alare not leave their honses after
nightly for fear of assassination.
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New York Money Market.

New YoEK. November II.
The money market is more active and
llrmer ut 6@6 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange Is duh and lower, clos
ing at l0S58@l09.
Cold lower, opening at l42l@, and closing
at III.
Total exports ofspecie to-day, 1852 $50.
Government stocks are heavy and easier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-19

WAR! Vault appears from well In
formed sources that Andy and his Cabinet
have determined on war with Mexico.
We are of the opinion that simple Justice
would require them to attend TO their own
end of the line, and give the Fenians fair
chance at the other. Hands of and fair
play. If ever Johnny Bull tightens a rope
around the neck of a Fenian in Canada, we
are i'm sure
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them not toact hastily, but tthoughtfuliy and
pray?rlully. lie prayed 10 God hc might
% allowed To rcman herc, and live down
the calun1hy aud feproach hcaped upon
him. This was the last time he would an
pear IN the pulpit till the suspension was
removed.
Ihe congregation were visibly affected
Ine DOCTOR sun having friends and adhe-
rents among them. Mrs. Prestley has ne
toned for divorce.
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MoNlY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.-The
above maxim is best illustrated by going
GOoaman's popular Boot and Shoe store
10 Main street where every thing in his
line can be bought so low as TO defy COM
petition. His stock is the largest and best
elected in the city he warrants all bis
goods, sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
to please all who favors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder. therefore. that his store
Is crowded all the time with eager custO-
mers. Give him a call, by all means.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-19

SOME PUMPKINs.-Speakingo of big pump
kins, Mr.. Simon Il. Hufier of Bath Town
ship, Greene county, informs us that he has
one vine, the five branches of which meas
ure, in the aggregate, thirty feet,
eight and half inches in circumference
and weigh five hundred and two pounds.
That will do tolerably well for one vine,
and we think Mr.. HuiIer is entitled to the
premium for ''some pumpkins"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-19

NEw York November Ia.
The wife of Rev. David A. Wasson. of
Someryille, Mass, was brutally outraged
by vagrant negro en- Friday morning. nj
her own house, while the rest other family
were absent.
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Fire at Pctersburp. Va.

PETERSBURG, Va November is.
PheniX Hall, the only thcater in this city,
was destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning.
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SPoRTsAIES, ATTENroN-C.F Ferneding, at
No. 30G Second, between Main and Jefler-
son streets, has just received another lot of
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing for
hunting and fishing excursions. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-19

MOTHERS, bring your little boys to the
Eagle Clothing Store and you'll be aston
shed how nice and how cheap they can be
.ressed up at 1lS Main street.
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DEFY CoMPErTIoN.--Lebensburgcr &
Son, No. los Main street, call particular at
tention TO their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and win not be undersold by any
other house IN the city.
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GREAT REDUcTIoN.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock of
winte. clothing, especially in overeoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments TO buyers ever offered in this city.
We will sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves Re
spectfully, Lessner 81 Brother. daw
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GRAND OPENING.-The new Bar and Res
taurant of Phillips House, win be opened
Wednesday morning, Novembcr2l, at ten
O'Clock, with Free Lunch. Go Que and all.
phe Bar is the finest in the citY.