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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN . wIILIAAs, Auctionsers.
TM ErsT UW9-sT9RY .IRAME HOUSES AND

Two LTWO-sr0Ry rRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS ON 10Th erREET WEST, near n
street north, Ct Public Auction
On IUk1DAn the l9th Instant, ct s o clock ..
n. We shall eeli on the Premises, part Of Lot No.
eistins VI TWO two story Frame Houses, ooatain-
Ing hvs rooms each, which will make a comfort
able reside nee for email family
Terms; One half cash; balance six and twelve
months, Tor notes bearing interest, aud secured
BY deed OF trust on the premises. All convey an
eng And revenue stamps It the cest of the pur-
chasers. $50 down on each house when sold
mild GREEN q VILLA Ms. Aucts.
ny GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ApAINIsIRAToRs sALE+HoRsEs. WA.
Gyms. AND EARMING UTENSILS Al PUB.
On wiDNisDAY, the 9Th day Of March. q. 10
o'clock =. m. We shall sell, on the premi- es at
the Place called U. B. Oalberts Picery, opposite
Clarke ntii. place, on the b ladensbure read. ey
order OF she Hon. Orphans Court sf the District
Snowoen, 0eceRsed, viz
Two me Werk norses and Harness
Two Spring Market Wagons and Uusgg
One h9rse Cart, Ploughs, Harrows, Irsdles, Sad
One leg House and Frame sh.nty
And many other articles which Ne deem unneces-
sary TO eLumerste.
Terms cash.
By order Of the Admin st rstor
GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of tie weather, until WEDNESDAY,, the
10Th Instant, At the came place AID hour
By order of the Admins ator.
NH 7-eo&oO GREEN WILLIAMS, hucts
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Mks: A. q B1ON MS METAPHYsIOAL DIS
COVERH cures Deafness, Catarrh All Diseases
OF he Eye, and every disease flesh is heir to-
Tor sale by all Druggists NH 9.2ys
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
DINsEk CABLE QUARrERhAsfER
" STORES AT AUCTION.

lINsEhyIoEABLE oUARIERAAs1ER
y sf0REs AT AUCTION.
CAf0 Qvoyssygzastsy's O(es. Dsystaf WasAsaetea,l
Washtafres, ID. C.. March 9. 1857. 4
Will De sold at public auction, BY order OF the
9nnrsermas ter General, ct Ltncola Depot, On
TUAcpAl, March ls. under the suHeryisiOn Of
Lieutehant Howard Hunter. 18th U. 8. Infantry,
acting Assistant QsArter master u. s. Army, sale
10 commence At l0a N, quantity Of unservioe-
able quart aster stores. consisting in part Of
70 Honf-horse Army e5 Goal Once stoves,
"A wagons, Il Cylinder do,
10 Two 6erse do. Ia Geek de-,
10 TWo-Horee Ambu- g W God do,
lapces, Cook Ranges,
] -Four Horse do, Hoss Carriase
One Horse do. Hoee Reel
leo sets Lead mule Bsr- IL feet smsif DO.
nese. 9l ka ddie Blankets,
50 sets wheel male do. lel Wagon Covers.
20 sets Lesd Ambulance IS yards Cocoa Mating
Harness. s96 lbs. Assorted Rope,
IS sets Wheel limb lancea 800 lbs. Old Tire Iron
Harness, 900 lbs Iron shoes,
IL Cauldrons, n Ambulance wheels
Together with BFfdles. Gum Ruck cts, Halter
Chains, Canvas Horss Covers, ApviIs, Mcclellan
Saddles, Carpenters Tools, such - Hammer
Saws, Braces and Bits, Blscksni Tools &c
Sale win be continued each day until the whole
amount 10 sold
Terms cash in Government funds
Purchasers are required to remove their pur-
chasee within ten days from day of sale
CdARLts r. TOMPKIN6
Deputy O. II Cen, Bvt Brig Gen,
Acting Chief % artermsstsr,
0S9 Depot Of Washng'oa
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81. .TInOTHYp HALL.
On Sept. y, lees rof terms, o., sss ostsioers
and eireuler Of tse principal bookseerss 81 }Sis
Sa E.fxSS0is. os.e.,.u., "a.
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RIMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES.
No IL Bond street. Hev York

0Iul Information, with the hishesf tssttsao-
stdIs; also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
eHreiope, ssatfree. ~ Be swSs and send 70, thens
and yoS tciH not yssra a. for, ~ advertising ply
neisns are generally smpostors, without referssess
Tor postage spd direct to DR. LAWRBNCE. No
IL BOND street. New York no II DAWly
~ MARRIAGE AND GRLIBAUY. AND tn.
Ha1pinsss Of True Manhood An Esssy FOR
noong Hen on the Crime Of Solitude, aud the
fnynoioeics Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
ests tmDediments to narria age, With sure me ans
o. Relief eent in scaled letter envelopes free Of
HOWARD Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 70 IL Am
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MRS. N. @. BROWNS CELEBRATED POOR
RICHARDS EYE WATER Lifts up every
sunken eye, and siren CITIZENS every weak eve
opens blind eyes 10 the best in the world.
For sale BY all Druggists. NH wv
MRS. N g. BROWNS SCALP
RkNOVATOR AND HAIR 1ESTOREB No
sulphur In this preparation, which IL killing the
scalps And reBd er Bg the people blind
For sale BY all Druggists. NH 9-aw-
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'V'HkQHGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING Ton
PHILADELPHIA AND EEWYORK.
~ ss

rx.,SW WASHING IoN, Jan. Q, 1877
nov rrn ~ s, Sen Nashingtos and New York are
toH BIN fohK, withost change Of cars.
aS. e1iy texceDt Sunday ct les .. N and
40 ZOE NEW YORK, changing cars 1t Phii.Asl-
Leave daily tsxeeps snndayD ct HIS .. n. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except unday) Of f:n and ll:ls O.
m, ana GO and $50
Leave Ter New York and Philso eiphis &C $50 ..
Sleeping cars for New York on s.N ,. m. train
daily.
Through tickets to PhilsdeIphia, New York. or
Boston, can be had at the Station once 81 ell hours
II the day. a. well es at the new once ., the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, Astween 9Th aud "a h streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Tor schedule between WsshinSten, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the Wes:
III. WILSON, Master OF Trans Dortafion.
M. COLE General Ticket Agent
GKo. 3. koOHTZ, Agent. wsshinSton.
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.TEINWAY's PIANOS.

We have Just received new assortment of IL
PlANOfOkT4S from the factory, con
sisting Of Grand, Square. and Upright N
For the last ten years eteinway's Pianos have.
on all occasions, received the drst premium over
all new York, Boston, Phladelphis, and B aitimore
makers. whenever and whe.eser they have come
eteinway Sons received the tndorsement Yof
superiority Of their Pianos ever all msken 81 the
70 - II Ho. 3le Penn avenue, Sole Agents,
vi . = oao0OEAfs DI lAHrAIsrs.
IT BOHBONe.
AAILL B d 3 - .r.a-r
CH0OOLAr PAB 1xQlLLlNOI,
This rrip,. Vanilla cHoooIHTS :, s: sSps.;.r
country 90 - DgoDarod eelAclAllY for table ne.
NV. DUROaULb.
r, corner 18th and u strOo6D,
~ , under 1bb1tt House,
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NH 2 eo&ds

DY COOPER d LATtMER, Auctfoneers
- (Late clerks with James y. Mcclure % \
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Office Building"
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R2Y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers,
- Iate clerks with Jas. @. Mcclure to,l
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and 18th st >,
star once Building.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WasHISGroN, Jan q, 1851


49, s=
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
noRE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave oaiiy, except Sunday, ct TOO, T15 AM
ile g. m, and 2Os, and 50. and 100 D. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
leave o. ally, except Sunday, at 7oQ O. m, apc
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave 81 GLIB and 7.0 O. m, and at 400 and S
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ IA O. m, ana 4N D. N. No train,
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday
ON SUNDAY.
HOR BALTIMOBB.
Leave at1& .. m, aud ~ and 20 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave MI:S q. M, and .8O and g. % D. r,
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
q Leave daily, except sunday, ct 7xs 9. N, and
@ On sunday At SEQ p m only. connecting .. Relay
Sp.auon VIII Trains from Baltimore 10 whseliag,
faso6fgSGk ffffotksrs to the w.., can D. he'd :.
the darlington Station Ticket Once st ali hours
IN the cay As well e 81 the new efcs Of the Bank
aysnus, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
For New York, Rbilsdslphfa, and Boston, Gee
advertisement Of Through Line
il. WILSON, Master Of Transportstiop.
L. n. COLI, General Ticket Agent
90 n GEO KnORTZ
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WHAT THE s fTssg II sA MP. TIE sAnAs
"ALfREB O. BOwIRs,
"Aa9lstant Surgeon, 9Th n. Y. Vols.

;s z scfR a ~. We a Bon
AisisiHeossss,S y p ni,.ssE;: s'a'rsiy
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SIC. l.. ind be II further enacted, That in
each case there shall be allowed aud paid. in
&C dIion 10 the fees Of the clerk of the court as
now established by law, or as may be estab.
OF THIS act, for ices in bankruptcy the follow
ing fees. which shall b. applied 10 the pay.
ment for the services of the registers.
For issuing every warrant, two dollars,
for each day An which a meeting IA held
three dollars.
For each order for dividend. three dollars.
For every order ~ bstituting an Arrangement
by trust deed for ban KIT aptcy, two doIIars
For every bond with sureties two doIlars
For every application for any meeting in An
matter under this act, one dollar
For every days service while actually er.
ployed under special order Of the court. a
sum not exceeding five dollars, to be allowed
For taxing depositions, the fees now allowed
by law.
For every discharge when there is no oppo.
siiIon, two dollars.
Such fees shall have priority of payment
over all other claims out Of the estate, aud b.
fore warrant issues the petitioner shall de.
post with the senior register OF the court or
with the clerk, to be delivered TO the register,
nifty dollars security for the payment
thereof: and II there are not suffic iens assets
Tor the pay ment Of the fees, the person upon
whose petition the warrantt 10 issued shall pa v
the same. and the court may issue an ex &c ito q
against him to compel pay ent TO the register
Before any dividend b ordered the assignee
shall pay ont OF the estate 10 the IN ger the
following fees, and no more: :
First. For service Of warrant two dollars
second. For all necessary travel Ar the '. ~
of Eve cents mile, each way
Third. For each Written note re creditor
named IN the schedule, ten cents
Fonrth. Tor cusoay OF property, puslica.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-06
Produce Generally,
Fire Limits.

r. WILL APPLY TO THE COMMON
IL Council of the City of Evansville. on
she 4th day of March next, for permission
TO erect a frame building 38 by Is feet, two
and 126, OldPlan, within the fire limits
CATHARINE DEIGAN.
Evansville, Feb. 18th, 1867.
febls d2w union copy veeks.l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

tous and untoupded charge against the National
base ball club, Of this city. 1t accuses the
Departments of allowing them to travel about the
country while they serve as clerks under pay
from the Government. This statement is true
to this extent, no farther All the clerks are en-
titled to ono months leave Of absence, and II
any Of the members tc,unging to this club ore
clerks, and they choose to spend their vacation
in travelling with the club, that Is their right
The Department cannot dictate to them where
they shall go or how they shall spend the tim,
allotted. This is all thore is to 1t.
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Pen. Pencil md Scissors.
low EARLY it gets late nowadays.

How EARLY it gets late nowadays.
IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE is ridiculed by the
Hish Republic, a newspaper of Chicago.
PEORIA, Illinois, is spending a million
and half on Improvements.
NEw HAVEN pays s6s, 200 in salaries to
its public school teachers.
SOMEBODY is going to make book of
Bescher's prayers.
VERDI has taken an American subject
for his next opera.
FLOUR sells at $26 per barrel at Chey-
enne.
DERBY's govt makes him think Of re-
signing. Resignation is great virtue.
A SPECIES OF EGYPTIAN LOTUS is found
in some parts of Connecticut
WHISKY is being shipped to Alaska
quart for an otter skin.
ITALIAN BEGGARs in Boston collect -four
from the charitable, have it barreled and sell it.
OVER Is 100000 bricks have been made
at the yards at North Haven. Conn, during the
present season.
A RACE between two milk carts is re-
corded in one of the New York papers under
the head of Aquatic Sports"
VICroR EMANUEL is to give medals to
those who "render signal service" in the
cholera season.
A RACE of road locomotives recently
took place in England. 0ne Of them, with i've
passengers, made four miles in sixteen minutes.
In THE Boston restaurants you call for
crackers aud cheese, and they give you whisky
and water.
CuIXcAPINs-"our Tom" calls them
''brevet chestnuts'-ars very plentiful in mar,
ket, and of good quality.
Mr.. UPPER is to have testimonial "ir
acknowledgment of his services to literature ant
religion"
IS TIE town Of Cheyenne, at the foot o
the Rocky mOGntains-Grst settled few week
ago--one paper is now published, and a secOn,
will be Issued in few days.
TOLEDO has shipped thirty million fee
of black walnut lumber this year, the larges
amount ever put into market by that city in on
year.
BRooKLYN is called the City Of Churches
There are only three hundred of them there.
should be called the city of children. There ar,
according to the last census, ono hundred an
eight thousand of these in Brooklyn.
The "shine en up" young gentleme
on the avenue are getting generous. For tn
sum Of FIVE cents they will black both your boots
and II you will let them they will black one thir
=. of your pantaloOus.
. The water supply of Paris and Londo
B seems to be relatively the same. The latte
with its population Of 900, 0OO is supplied wit
:. about 100, 900 900 gallons per diem and Pari
q with population of about 900, 900, has q SUI
q ply of nearly 90 900, 600 gallons per diem.
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From Philadelphia "A Raid Upon Un-
licensed whisky stilis A Row En-
sues, and Several wounded - Mar
shat Schuyler Receives SIX Serious
Wounds.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The revenue inspec.
tors made q raid on unlicensed whisky stills in
the northern part Of this city on Saturday last,
and were driven of by people in the vicinity.
To-day they made another raid with an increased
force, but Jared worse than on Saturday, having
several Of their party badly wounded BY bricks
and pistol-shots. They seized several stills and
were taking thcm Of In cars, when large crowd
Of men and women attacked them, recovered the
copper vessels, and drove Of the officers. Deputy
United States Marshal Schuyler received siI
serious wounds. Thomas Lsney, Of the rioters
party, was shot In the head. The affair occurred
near Port Richmond, mostly inhabited by the
lowest class Of Irish.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Deputy United States
Marshal Schuyler had his pistol taken from rim.
His wounds are not serious, though Dis severely
beaten about the head and arms.
Deputy United States Marshal Gordon acted
with great bravery when the crowd rushed upon
the furniture cars loaded with the distillery ap-
paratus. lie drove the crowd back several
times. The worms, stills, and other materials
were carried of by tho rioters and hidden in
different places 1t Is impossible for the officers
to find them. The revenue officers did the best
they could under the circumstances, but their
force was too small, and tho raid was badly
timed, as between IL and o'clock the coal
crackers from the coal wharves were all at home
and ready for the officials.
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The EIGHT HOUR LAW.

Yesterday We dwet upon the patent fact that
the eight hour law is practical failure, for the
good 1t was designed to accomplish is not reached
Against the good work which this statute was
designed to effect, no valid objection can be
urged and the inquiry is pertinent, If the law
fails, what agency will accomplish the ends had
in view?
The friends OF this movement have fallen into
the same error which charactsrizes all reform
movements in this country; that Is, they have
relied upon law to do for their cause what, In
the very nature of the case, 1t cannot do. Law
is not q reform fundamentally. 1t Is simply
an exponent Of public sentiment, and ought to
be SO regarded. It is not pioneer Of reform,
but a conscrvator Of what is gained through
moral agencies. 1t may hold fast to our con.
cedcd rights, but until public sentiment is so
enlightened that these rights are readily ad.
mitted, law can do but little in confirming them.
Strictly speaking in this country, there is no
law any further than the statute is coincident
with public opinion. Public sentiment rules
not low-and the difficulty is, reformers misjudge
in this regard, and think they have carried their
cause whom they have enacted 4 statute in its
favor This is tho mistake, and the blunder into
which we Americans fall
Laws. the will Of the sovereign, in despotic
countries, tettle questions and make judgments
final, but here It Is not So A Law that does not
compOrt with popular option 10 this country, is
so much blank paper. Whatever may be tho
opinion respecting tho "eight-hour law" it is
individuals 1t is not consolidated nor organized.
We have had no tests. There is not a concsn.
trated moral force behind tho law to give 1t
validity. We believe in its principles We de.
sire to zee it operative, and in full force, and so
do thousands Of others; but our desires will not
be realized till effective organizations shall give
demonStrative proof Of tho efficiency, utility,
and benefcencs Of its results. The cooperative
labor system will develop not only the feasibility
and the propricty of fewer hours Of labor, but 1t
will demonstrate. as We think, the full udvan.
tages which are sure to be reaPed from itS adop.
ton.
We would say, therefore, to the Labor Con
gress, and to all associations whose object is t
promote the true dignity Of labor and to secur,
the rights of the workingmen, 60 ON 10y you
foundations broad and firm. Demonstrate, b,
practical exemplif 'atiOn the utility and practi
cability of your grand reform, and you may cal
to your aid legislation at the proper time, AM
that legislation may then be effective.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

The NATIONS FARM-We took o stroll the
other day around the agricultural grounds under
the supervision of tho Bureau of Agriculture
and noticed the various improvements there
being made The building wherein this Bureau
is to be located is progressing towards compile
tion and bids fair to DO flushed at no distant
day. Under the active supervision Of Mr.. Stokes,
the able and efficient Acting Commissioner of
Agriculture. this and other improvements will
be made, which will be Of essential public con-
venioncs. We only state IN admitted fact when
We say that the affairs Of this Bureau were never
in better condition than they are now, under the
wise aud discreet management of Mr.. STOKES, at
present the popular head Of this department
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
rNITHn gr lTKa PAFRHr OKKtou
WAsuINaroS' soptemLer Is 1857

WARRINGTON, boptember IL, 1857
On the petition Of William H Sweet, admins
traitor Of tho estate Of Henry L. Sweet, deceased Of
Peterborough, Mass praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to The sGid Henry L. Sweet the 10th
DAY Of December, 1858, for an improvement In
Guides for Sewing on Binding, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on
the 10Th day OF December, 1867;
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'd day Of December
next, al2 O'Clock, m. and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
NE In the Patent Once their OBJ setions, specially
set forth In writing, at least tOenty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hled by either party,
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the CO
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon US tes-
mony, must be fled in the Once tosntv days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, n any, within
ten days after hlinR the testimony.
Ordered, Glso that this notics be Published In the
kRPuBLIoAH and the Intahgenesr, Washington, ID.
q, and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once week
for three successive wssk the hrst Of said pubiioa-
hsArink. T. @. THRAKKR,
seS0'W3W Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

TIE FOLLOWING oRDER-if it be true, and we
see no reason to doubt twill go far to excuse
the apparent cruelties of the Liberals after they
got into power in Mexico. 1t is signed "BA-
zAISE." It says:
II request you to make known to the troops
under your command that do not allow pris-
oners to be made. Every person, no matter
whom, taken with arms in his hands will be put
to death. No exchange of prisoners will be
made for the future. Our soldiers must be made
thoroughly aware that they ought not to sur
render their arms to such adyersaries. This i!
a war to the DEATH struggle between barbar
ism and civilization-which is now entered
upon. On both sides, to be killed has becom,
necessary
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OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED.
DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN.
Democratic State Convention in New York.
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEW
FROM EUROPE By CABLE.

FLORENCE, Oct. 2.-oficial dispatches pub.
lished to-day are silent as to Rome, but confirm
tho reports Of the revolt In Veterbo.
PEsrH, Oct. IA Naples newspaper pub.
fishes letters and other documents to prove Kos.
suth's intrigues with the agent Of the Russian
Government In 1s49.
LONDON, Oct. 3-Noon.-Consols opened "a
SIG. No New York advicos Of tho I'd have
been received. American securities opened
nominally. Bonds, 72i; Illinois, 77li Eric, A.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3-Noon Cotton Is rather
quiet. Estimated sales, 10000 bales. Middling
UPlsnds, 81; Orleans, 81. BreadstufIs quiet.
Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 80 p. m.-Consols, o. SIG.
American securities heavy and declining under
advices from New York, just received. Bonds,
iii Illinois, 76l; Erie, Az.
LONDON, Oct. Slater advicss from South
America give no definite Intelligence as to the
result Of the recent bombardment Of Parayu aian
Notifications. One states that Brazilian and Ar.
gentine fleets were lying of Humiati, and that
land forces were making no preparation for fur.
Their movements.
Many Fenisn eonvicts will be sent to Australia
to work out the terms of their sentence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81 p. m.-Cotton inactive;
quotations unchanged.
MADRID, Oct. 3.-General LaIendi has received
commission as Captain General Of Cuba, and i'm.
mediately sails for Havana.
BERLIN, Oct. 3.-Hamburg refuses to join the
Golverein.
LONDON, Oct. Slate advioes from Rio
Jansiro report the arrival there of the United
States war frisate Guerrero. flag ship of Rear
Admiral Davis.
LONDON, Oct. The United States frigats
Minnesota, Com. Jones Allen, has arrived here.
Members Of the Masonic Order give a grand
dinner at Graves End to tho officers Of the ship
Franklin, now lying OF that port.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

JuDaE Isaac McCoSIHE, Of Troy, New
York, had an interview with the President yes.
terday. One ofhis sons was killed, two wounded,
and the other is still in the army. Judge
Mcconhe Is an old and respected citizen Of Troy,
New York, and during his stay at willards' was
called upon by many old friends and associates
of former years
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

By CARD in the Erpre,, of last evening,
over the signature of OWEN THORN 4 Co, the
public Is informed that the difficulties existing
in the firm heretofore owning and publishing
that journal have been adjusted, and that The
paper will continue under its old management,
and will maintain its independent course In re-
gard t. politics.