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READ TRE EVIDRNCE.
7ig RaiF2E

Messrs. Derfr.s & Bolton.
Observation-Disclosures last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily nom Sc
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; 30 much 50 that
could with difficulty retain meal In my
night / experience q great burning in or
about the heart; a general depression OF
sl1liits;P attended with frequent headache,
TfoilS cafhaffio compounds and stomach pre-
paratIons, without being afforded any et'
iectuRl relief, till used four bottles OF Hups
haIIR Golden BittRTh,n since which period
/ have not been troubied with a single one
of the above complaints. From the benent
duty 10 expires publicly my grateful thanks!
2 III - GE, a, 5BANCkuhi; !. -
= ~ Account hnt and COLLECTOR.
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.BuPFALo, Nov. 15.-weston, after re-
unaining here part of yesterday and last
nikht. visiting the theatre, left early
rs Il morning Tor his walk West BY
here, ne has got to make
any and three-ouarter miles daily to
gel 70 Chicago in the next eleven days.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ia connection
was caused in whisky circles by the at
tempt 10 procure an Indictment by the
grand jury Of Coll Missmore, lately de-
posed BY deputy Commissioner OF the
Internal Revenue. 80
Invitation from several leading gentle
men, OF both political parties, 70 adj
dress a public meeting early in 'Deeem-
her,, .STfif-F so .suEs7- H7rt-ft
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Alabama Convention.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l5.-The Herald's
Montgomery, Ala, special says: In the
Alabama Convention, yesterday, an
ordinance was offered proposing to con-
fisoate part of the Alabama and Mis-
sissippi Railroad for the use of COM
mon schools. II was made the order for
next Thursday. An ordinances was
also offered that all debts contracted
prior to 1861 are recoverable, except
those acctuing from the sale of slaves.
The discussion on the franchise
question was postponed I'LL Monday
week, the extremists having deter
mined to settle the question in party
caucus, fr! m which the moderate men
4 resolution was adopted fayoring
the passage of an ordinance giving
freedmen 4 fair equivalent for their SER
vices from those. persons who held
them In slavery after January lst, 1883.
In the caucus of the extremists. on
Wednesday night, 1t was decided 70
consult with Congress on the franchise
question. sf4 81 I.sstn-d 1e4 ir.' = asa
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HAVANA, Nov. I5.-The medical au-
fthoFities have determined to Issue a
circular TO the people relative to the
presence Of cholera here. Half the
would tendito arouse public consternA-
lion.
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GEO. G. BAKER
} M 96ER. Mateh soth. lsea

afe.y.. Geo. @. Ru6bsl q o.. Hudson, N. Y.
I ,.rSrs-My family having been the re-
cI5ient Of msrkeds baneft inlhealth. BY the
iIsss ar your aGioiden BitIerH," am Induced
IN acknoY7ledEe my sepse Of erantudo IN
ms Ietter " hfch You are privileged 20 use
~ Won desiresJ II can confidently INSERT that
since lhe dfst bottle OF your Bttters entered
dvEpepsla. MyWtfe had. been troubled Win
ne malady for years. and bad also been
much Rnncyed byg pilss rL ,s Sa Ne ~
Yell. other members OF my family endorse
tIe GOOD qualities Of your Article, and can
oTIy saw in 0nol1Sion, thai II should be
Sa NV a. dive verbal evidence to the doubt
mi any time they may CALL on me. WIN
much regard, i ana tF-t.c
milk W0b a2oprs truly r. GRAZ N o
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a.s.. courilfbh 8; MorEa. 2, July D. .

.S,SrI .r,TEs,-Your fEltters haya1 been
..,,,ot, Z niesSipg in INV famtlys that cannot
IsfTain rom sending you this testimonial.
in December last my vile WAS svef3 hlcl,-
sooa sampIsnt Wa absolat4 1scsf5aEyi M =
ne OF Golden BIttsr7 which - pss1
f6sn1. i mad no faith In them, yet thou suI !
Svni1Ifi TGfYe mem q trial! II can Huly ~
tlfafm vile gained sfrellgth eIld nedIt1 VII vi!
ysn and strong CheeTfully do recon-
I,eT,a thennt 20 all ladies rs q fGentle ana
nRthenIng ktimnlanf. 81 bisGg iit'ai -
-f4i TT, ] NORMAN, - :.
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NeW YorIl EleetIon.

l. ALBANY, Nov. I5--oficial returns
from n counties, and the reported ma
forities from the remaining Is eoputies,
give the Democratic State ticket 1892
majority,
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,NEw y oRK, January u, 1854.
NEW YoRK, April 2Sd, 1874.

INV IUEN1 aFI1I TIVE
6Jao. C. Rubbei q Co.-GeBlezlIsg:f We have
your Golden Bittefs, and md that
I he Teiiinal Profession. Since our anllyhtsI
we nave used It IN our practice with very
satisfactory results, anu " particularly
we'll Calculated 10 correct the g dnkement OF
IN digestive orRRns such Is dyspel sias dlar-
rhoea. sick headache, cholic, &C., 6cI and y
4 superfor ionic for daily use In moderAte
for aged persons, and also for
tSnSe on tislleata constitutions. Yourly &C.,
DOCTOR y. r. q I. &. NORBUhY,
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HARrPoRD,J Nov. I5.-The Norwich
and New York Transportation Compa-
ny recovered a verdict against the
insurance.
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Fresh Oysters.

EREsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
II and fF sale by the case. can and hhIf
]. C. MoSIANAWAY.
Market street, opPosir . afcLur,s HCuse.
Also. II my old stand. RiddIe street, Centre
Wheeling. Oels-Sm
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GOLDEN BITTERS.---Hubbel's Golden
Bittera are rapidly. gaining work rep
ptation. Read the following:

PARIS France June = io"''
Area,rs. Rubbelk %.
GFHTs:-Ican say that your Golden Bit
tefs'i r. the most wonderful mediclne in the
world, tacls trt1yin 9 most lnifaenlons
WAY. Summing with dyspepsia q the n1est
rairful Kind, i used the Golden Bttters pre-
"a. Rfn convinced that all complains OF
this kind can be cured by your B1efS' W lan-
ing you prosperity and great 81 Gers IN me
human 81 ana ha SeentlSmsn. yours, with respect
Cashier FABRlGOU.
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I.Oaaesbyy mo late Tornado at nata.

WAsHrNeToN, Nov. I5s-The State
Department is informed that the
amount of losses by the tornado at
Matamoras, in October, cannot yet be
computed. Five millionsi would be 4
low estimate. At least 600 houses have
been destroyed, including many VaI-
uRble warehouses containing large
stocks of goOdsa So far as heard from
an the ranches are thrown dawn for so
miles around tMatamorRs.s' At the
month Of the river the destruction was
great, and scarcely n houseis left stand
Ing. Allthe river steamers were wreck
ed or disabled, except the TatnawliPas
No. ., which was still serYiceable.
Considering the great destruction of
buildings, the number OF casualties Is
mot great .probably 20 killed and 40 or so
more or less injured. Brownsville suf-
fered equally with Matomoras, very
few buildings being left ppipjured. +,
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IInnnt YernvIua1n VoIennIe AetIon.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.-Thes Herald's
special from Naples on the 18th says:
! Mount Vesuvtus, in the east side OF
the Bay Of Naples. is in volcanic ac-
tiony and sending forth aptllar Of tre
which has q, magnificent effect as seen
from the city. New. pratera have been
latitude 4O:4g north, and longitude 1928
east { Is aisoengaged. During the past
night red-hot stones were elected In
large quantities from the burning
m6untain. The surrounding earth Is
in a. tremoro1s motion for consldera-
BILE distance. Lava is pouring form
and grunnlnR down the sides Of the
mountain In a volume and with rapid
dow and the general upheayfng from
the volcano gives warning OF q grand
ERUPTION
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BUFFALO, Nov. I5.-weston, thepe-
destrian. LETT this morning for Silver
Creek. He will commence his one hun
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The Latest News
! BIZ TELEG RAPHte

~; NJ, the Union LineiL s-nl
once. co.ner Of Main and. Monroe strest
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BTOnehftiR, Splitting OF blood, and Pulmon-
airy AFFECTIONS generally. Il Is q remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes.
Dimcultyof Voiding Urine, bleeding nom
tina Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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The White Pine Compound,

GEORGE ". SWEET. Il. D-
-- PRoPRIEfoR.
PREPARED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
si.g 100 HAS0vIRsTRKET.B BOSTON,,
Under the Supervision OF Rev. s. W. Poland.
LAUGHLN, SMITH 4 co., wholasais
and Retail Agents. @. 81. ODBERT, WhS0l-
ing. ]. q n. n. MERCER, Bsllatre, Ohi0.
fehl9eoWdAWly. .-.I IL /.
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MtdifaI.
White Pine COMPOUND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE
throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven y6ara, In
the New England States, where It's uaeritH
have become rs well known as the tree from
which, IN part, II deTiyeslts virtues
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ING uhsOIIlsu -,
to be Just exnctly what we claim
Thou one ..reiy YsostaGLs. q q
1heH IDlI ISlVf1oTdte and Strengthen;
T7sy JoTflfy ne SVSteDl against ne eel sGeets
Of URt1hoIeS01te RCtOr. iA1' ~
They tDiH cure Db8pspFfd; f1
I9IsH IDiI cure Heartburn
Then ttiu cure b Ngddehe; 500
I7leg I0iI cure JaIL9dteei sa-.-.e .a. NfsTs . Us
I1eDtpiu ours SEQ Siak5iets; GA Hsl.s .ai CO.'S
IReL tciu cure General De6lhU
Then tOiu create a healthy APpstiS; -s
b. IheUcOHtdiH no pOtboflSits Drug
1,hsytSiH InUt00Tdte Gbe System Of kIdtgcsttoIl
and moderately increase the temperance Of
the body; and the force of the circulation
acting, In fact as a general corroborant ofthe
system. 1E ...-....
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druggists.
= mn 3 B. NUM- e.

E.f7.ITI ~ B. atAl -P.
aExCELSIoR" T-a
RAKING POWDER ]
49, - .oTIrIE IS ENTIRELY DIE
HNhIiIss, nom and superior to the Yeast or
IS Ley povderS commonly sold. -.
~ e 5Tepared from The purest material e1.
pTesslHyn taI1s no harmful ingredients. and d
itLTSnted to make L1yHT and aEAlTHY
SREAD, In all cases where good noor Is rs
u les shoItntng Is required than Win
ethsf Baking PoRdera. -sl 80 sl=,--fis
Won CAN BAKE IMMEDIATELY
80, mixins your dough or batter with the
eTeeldoF Baking Powder,
READ FOR YOURSELF -
what Is said about 1t by those who have
REV. ]. L. READ ,.-'s...
., pittsburgh. well and widely known,
Of ON. - on have permission TO use our
name N recommendtngy your BAKING Powder
TO Any EIrESTi n has been used IN our
4 seoFe OF Others in Pittsburgh and vici-
Dity bear similar testimony ~ - -
$s have received similar testimonials
nom Chicago. Baltimore, Beaver, 1ronfon,
ZSnesyille, DC sf 81 49,
HOME TESTIMONY. f;is
MEssRI. LEWIS q Woop1LANsEE, propri-
etors OF the Grant House, 2 have been using
il nearly two yeals, and say Bread and
uIssfss. EDwARDs q CoNAsE. proprietors
Of the "Sprigg House, say "LheIe has been
great Improvement in the quality Of our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since we began US
Ing It. 49, - ar ,..,o,
MRS. W. j. o. ANDERSON, says ~ prefer
YOUR Excelsior Baking POWDER 10 any otner'
lakes made oft aTellght and Wholesome
Nh. GRO. 8. Ross, proprietor OF the s5teen-
rod HOUSE. says. SIny Cook gtveS1t the pfeis
eTenoe over iiother Baking PowderG Bread,
CAkes and Pastry are always good
MRS WHITES says: ~ have tried MINER
Gus baking Powders, but can ind none thht
gives the same satisfaction as your E4celloE
Making Powder. L can always be sure OF
giving my bOarden good Bread and CAKES.
when i use II. y - ~ ,.,-,-i...,
There are hundreds of families in this and
other cltIes and towns, who have been nhnB
ihe ExeelBior Baking Power for q long tltne
10 the excluSi0n OF ali other preparations
MUFFIHS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
nSing the Excelsior BAKING Powder, In same
nroportioti as for biscuits! g+.41f q
s8rCAuTIoN.-- Dealers and Families are
cautioned against limitations OF the Excel
MOI Baking Powder. The genuine has the
address OF Logan, List 4 Cos. on each label.
II Is neatly put up in or, ! ID and 10 lb cans.
Also, for sa1s by the barrel, keg and pound
T. 81. LOGAN d CO. q Is -
and LOGAN, LIST d CO,
Sole PropLietoIs, Wheeling, West Va
EB-Sold by Dealers EVerywhere- KY
Oc28 .a 81 - q - $500
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INV YORx. November Is.
p~s.rr,au uwpoRr 10
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NovKHBER I5.-FLoUR-DuI.
GRAIS-Wheat-Qui and lie lower:
sales amber Michigan at g 81; No. 3
spEing $pi 81. G0fnLDnlf and lac
lower; sales Michigan at 81 O5; new at
s0a9lc. Qsts-lc better; sales No. i nj
SIC; No. 2 6Oc. Rye-Sales No at
81 2sa1 30. Barley-Sales No. at 81 Isl
LAKE FaEleHrs-Unchansed,
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PAR1s, November l5.-Ths bullion
In the Bank Of France has increased
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

THE REPUBLIoAS.-0ur friends Of the REPuB
LICAS were so busy Watching the reporters oi
their contemporaries, in connection with the prize
fight, that they entirely neglected their editorial
columns. -Ersning Express.
Did 1t ever occur to our neighbor that editorials
in all wellmanOged newspapers are sometimes
left over to make room for more important mat.
ter? We assure the editor of the ErprsSs that
we were not at all txoTciscd in respect to the
whereabouts Of our cotemporaries' reporters, in
reference to the prize fght, or anything else;
and our own reporters are gentlemen who don't
need dispatching. Now we think Of 1t, We
would just inform our neighbor that we observed
an individual floating around our sauctum on
Monday evening, who is Eaid to be a reporter on
tho Express, and who in his search afterthe fight,
as shown in the columns Of the Express, Is like
that noted individual who went a woollipg and
returned shorn."
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRK, Oct. as.-Ylour without any decided
change. wheat auist aud without material change.
4: al .nf Ia s.s a. s n,R'
Srs:s,ips s:ssi 20 iu Msd 5s& Rs.n ap.s S G. 3
BIIrisOnr MA.xETs, Oct ao.--Bread.tuss. The
market continues inactive and prices without quota
BILE change. We note q sals q l6o bbls. Of Ohio
orafn. -whest Receipts l,7o4 bushsl. white,
and 9,ts3 bush.ls red. The market Vas dull to-day
at about yesterday's prices. Choice samples were
.1s MSsa E,ss.S nav; :. l.p .S en-:
light including Maryland prims red 81 ~ 70; 100
bnshsls strictly prime Psansylyanis red At ~ ~,
Cora Receipts s, aJ6 bushels white, and :, S2s
bushels yellow. Market dull at eL 3al 3s for prime
white. and si.toal q asked for yellow. Sales.
u. 20. Ysilow-no sales; 700 bushels Western
mixed at o. 81 $50 do At o. 80, and $50 bushels new
yellow 4, q n oat. mR',s!R..I 8 1Ts ,, bushels. i,c
bushels at ~ cents; 100 At 79 cents; 625 at u cents
40 70 cents; tooat rs cents 800 at IS cents Rye
Receipts eio bushels. No sales Iepo,,sd
There 10 some little demand for Bacon Ia the jobbing
way. and order. are being allied at lt<.l4x cent.
ais cent. for sssf rib 70 but any soS.iSsrsSio ios
could be bought at lower figures. Hams are selling
slowly at l9a2O cents for new city cured, and 23a2o
cents for Western suear.oured, canvassed There is
no Bulk Meat Offering, and no quots,iOns can be
given for IT, Mess Pork Is very dull, and may be
quoted at t2Ji2j 90 per Dbl Lard we quote t 1919
"a cents.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 2s.-rhs market this morning
was quiet the offerings on Change being very light,
eonsequenee ofhe delay in the arrival Of the freight
rains on the o., Al N X. r. Ths attsndanes was
slim, and but few sales reported Flour 10 quiet and
unchanged. wheat at about yesterday quotations,
but somewhat drmsr. One lot Of prime red wa.
offered at 81 T5 but OF taken. Corn l. % active and
lower. We quote whits and mixed at o. 80. Sales
Of Rye at sl40ai. IS. with fair demand. There is
fair INQUIRY for Oats, with sAlss at g. Bu kwbsat
brought o. 90
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

NATIONAL THEATRE Mis- WESTERN repeated
her admirable rendition Of Lady Isabel and
Madame Vine in TArLEuRE's East Lynne, "
at the National Theatre, last evening. Mr..
yASpESuorF as Carlyle, . part Of only limited
opportunities, proved sufficient to render clear
the possession by this young actor Of the abili.
ties OF good reader, the gracss Of q gentleman,
and the intellect Of q scholar. There are few
leading mon in the country who so agreeably
combine the leading requisites Of a good actor.
The performance Of the "child stealsr," this
evening. we doubt not, will draw a house COM
men,urato with its popularity.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
PERSONAL.

Col. R. J. HINTON, who for some months has
been Washington correspondent Of several In.
aucntiAi papers, North and West, has just re-
turned to this city from . tour In Europe.
While there he made the eo.opsrativs move
ment, ss II exists in England, a study, and hal
collected much important Information in respect
TO Its workings. Col. Hinton Is an intelligent
and accurate thinker, an earnest and true man,
and an able writer and speaker. We would
take this occasion to suggest to the friends oI
the cooperative movement In this city that they
invite Col. Hinton to address the people oI
Washington upon the subject Of cooperative
associations. He has q fund Of information al
his command, which should be spread before th'
community
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoaeErows.-
Mr.. J. Z. s. THoRx Is no longer agent for the
REPUBLICAN In asorsstown. and the collections
hereafter will bs made By tho regular collectors
Of the once, Who viii produce their authority,
signed BY the propristor.
Orders for the paper may be left at tho Ofiee Of
J. J, BosuE, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street.
Nj. rHOsAs eALLAeHrs, No. las st. A,sph street
between obbon and Franklin, 10 our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL RrpuBLrcAS In the city Of Al.xsn.
dria, and will receive subscriptions and advertise.
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

WALLS opERA House The thrilling and
intensely interesting drama of "Under the Gas.
second time. It drew large and appreciative
audience, and was rendered in a very happy and
effective manner by the excellent company now
engaged at that house, Mr.. BANGS, Mr. Nor.
TIMER, Mr.. JAMES DUNN, Mrs. SKERRErr, and
indeed all the actors and actresses, were in good
spirits, and did their parts well. Wo shall par.
ticularize more fully hereafter
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

From Canada The Strike Among the
Msehanics.
ouKBHc. Dot. 2e.-ship ports still remain
closed. The U.ion men threaten revenge on al
who work for lower wages than they had .stsb-
iished. E
Tho prisoners arrested Yesterday have been
released on bail. There Il great szcitsmsn,
here, and II was feared this morning that the
mob would carry thoir threats 10 rescue the
prisoners into execution. The military we're
called ont to prevent riot --.-
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

A SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCH to the New York
Herald from Rome, says that the police on
Friday, in searching a house, met with resist
ance They attacked the house with bayonst,,
killed fifteen alRIDALpIASs, and took thirty
six prisoners. A quantity Of arms and bombs
uas aIso oaptured
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
A secret Minister to Europe.

Auburn. N. Y, Dot. 29.-Ths Rev. DR.. Hand.
ley, Of the First Presbyterian church Of this
city, len for Washington yesterday, where hs Is
to receive instructions from the Government
and proceed Immediately from thence on highly
important secret mission to a foreign country.
He was appointed to this mission By Secretary
Seward during his recent visi. to this city. He
will be absent about four months
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

sonEBoDr has written q pamphlet entitled
"The Dangerous Condition of the Country
We have road some portions Of ii, as published
In the Baltimore Sun. We think the author,
whoever he may be, Is needlss,ly alarmed. The
country will survive the pamphlet aud the su'
thor, too.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

TnE CABINET met yesterday, and all the mem
bers were present. Prior to the meeting Of the
Cabinet but few people were admitted to au-
iience with the President. Among those who
called wcro Senators BUcKALEw and EDMUSDs,
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The COMMITTEE OK ORDINANCE, consisting oi
Messrs. HowARD, CAMERON, LOGAN, BurLER,
and scHEsck, will meet In the eommittss-room
Of the House of Representatives usually occupied
by the Committee OH Military Affairs, on Thurs.
day (to.morrow) at IL o'clock N.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

TuE heavy rains of Monday and Tuesday have
apparently caused great frsshets, and the river
between Washington and Aqua Creek Ia very
high. At Alexandria the wharves were flooded,
and all along the route private whArves were
undar wafar
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

JACOB r GooDMAS has recovered from the
Ponnsylvania Railroad Company, in a suit for
damages, tho sum Of $3.50. His carriage was
run into by a train, and himself thrown out and
injured, and his wife killed
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

A STATUE of Mr.. PEABODY, the banker, 10 to
be erected to him in London, The work has
been intrusted to Mr.. sroRr. the American
sculptor. It Is said that site win bs given BY
the city near the Royal Exchange.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
sS- THE NATIONAL FAIR
COMMENCES TUESDAY 2erH.

Owing 10 the pressure OF business connected with
the Fair, MONDAY, 2sth, will be occupied with the
entries Of all classes Of stoek Agricultural impls.
msnts, &c. The contest Of speed will commence .!
p. m, on TUESDAY, .or premium Of t;Oo. with the
District Horses.
Ike Hoyts names bl. ....,.Lady Eleanor.
Allen Q. Dorsey names g. 6. Moscow.
q. L. Davis names b. g..... General Sherman.
r.w. Williams names b. m. Lady Brightwood.
p. Mshrling names br. N. Bessie.
The above horses are about equally matched In
speed and II will be exciting contest. Some sixty
other horses have entered for the trotng and pacing
premium, among which are General Butler, siias
Rich, Mountain Maid, Lady Thorn, Polly Ann, Lucy,
Lady Litti.hsid. Little Mac, MsgoOsler, Belle Of
Washington, Ironsidss. Brown George, Red Rover,
Cold water Billy Gray Eagle, Josephine. Joe Gales
Nay Queen, Mary, and q number Of others Of almost
equal celebrity, which will bs announced on the
evening previous to irot
The entries for Running Horses will not close
al the 2sth and will be named and advertised soon
after.
Admission to the field, 70 cents.
Boats will leave Seventh street wharf every holr,
or ofensr, for oesbOro' from which landing 1t Is
but short walk. Fare, l2If cents
Stages will also leave the Navy Yard every half
hour for the track. Pare, 60 cents.
A. MoFPITT,
WIN H. BOYD,
oc2s-st Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The PORE has addressed a letter to the
Catholic bishops throughout the world, in
which he declares that the patrimony Of the
Church has been assailsd by revOlutionists, AMI
asks them to order prayers in all tho churches
for the HOLY Sse
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Speech OF Mr.. Hunnicutt.

RICHMOND, Oct. 2V.-Hunnicutt addressed a
large crowd Of negroes on the capitol square this
morning. In the course Of his remarks he
alluded to certain threats to kill him, and said
I'n not leave. Don't you know, fellow.citi'
Iens, that when the assassin's bullet pafSsi
through my brain or his dagger touches my
heart, more than one white man will fall upon
that day" Tho a,ssmblsgs responded, yes,
yes.n