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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
Cure, J, e3a OF Cataaerr1rlh.. {. .

FROM THE REV. FIRED. s. JEWETT,
frojSssOrer nc STATE Normal School, Albany, ~ Y.
: DRs bIGHrauLr7Dea Pear Sir: Under date of March
49, Isent you careful of my case It's for-
per treatment, my failure to obtain relief in that
direction my resort TO your and beneficial
/ hayebeen from the, winter of 1874, subject to
violent periodical attacks Of Catarrh, marked by
strong and febr0 symptoms, violent Inflammation of
tho lining membrane of the cavities of the head,
accompanied. in tho first stage, by watery dis
charge from the nose. subsequently, becoming acrid
and yellow, and toward the close of the attack pur
ulentE and bl0ody. These attacks produced a dis
tessing species of headache. occurring periodically
each day for a period varying from one 70 three
ana me % e Rt
attendant inflammation would extend to the teeth, ,
producing tOothaches; tOthe throat, occasiOning
hoarseness and partial loss OF voice. and twice with
in helast few years it has SO affected Che left eye as
to coniine me Tor weeks to q darkened room, ~
dI have tried medicines and applications OF various
kinds; snufs, and other catarrhal preparations 0f
some half dozen kinds; applications to the head Of
cAmph0r, ginger, and hot Concentrations Of different
kinds and in connection with these the usual enet
ics or cathartos employed to induce oounertHrtion.
But none of these bad produced any permanent im1
prpYement, and ms few instances in which tem-,
porary relief was afforded, ID was at the expense of
Under these circumstances was lead Though with
reluctance, from the supposed incurabiity of
the disease, to MAKE trial o. your treatment,
disease esit had never boon reached before and all
eviAting its symptoms to an extentyhich had sup-
posed igGsssS Az The tISe sS yHG
q comp eure,di had obtsined . material re-
lief which amply repaid ,me1 for my trial of
your treatment and which, satisfied me that
philososhical.t A SUBSTANTIAL escape nom my old
atae of catarrhg for the unprecedentod period o.
nearly half and that in spite Of severe cceut
ed such an attack ihevitabe was TO me- proof of an
important success. 1t now SIX months since sent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

PEAcE:--The Mobile (Ala.), Register saws
that under The process of leyeling the forti-
fieatiens about Mobile, which has been 90
ing pnfor theilast,eigh ghtor tenmonths, The
ifhdr. line of entrenchments, which ,passes
through the outskirts of the city, has pretty
we'll disappeared, the entertainments having
been'shoveled down and the bitches filed
uD,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
OURFALL@AND WINTER STOCK.
For OverScola!tssU Sl!tsU and business 81 Suits
READYMApE z Dep ARTMiEeiNI9

In theline Of Ready n ade Garments, our Stock is
completes. End In this Cpnne6t61 We desire 10 be
feriOr grades, ALI being hahuiactrSd 70 order, and
expressly for this establishment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
o 141' I0u''' Wy ~uly' JOHN MOTT.
FROM !, w. COLEmAN. E.o n.

J FROM J. w COLEMAN, EsqJ Jr.,
Latonia SprittSs. Ky., for tie Cure of Deafness.
y, Induced by the cure Dr. Lishthi had effected in
the case of Captain Miller, Of the Burneb House, and
in cases Of otler parties we'll known to me- placed
myself under his care about week ago, for partial
deafness, which had troubled for the past nine
teen years. Lam pleased to state that thf0ngh DR.,
LiRhthis skill am now restored to perfect hear
ing, and that the disagreeable noises which accom-
panied the deafness are fast disappearing. =, a..
JOG. a'l ''1 JOHN W. COLEMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
Pulmonary Complaints,
TESTIMONIALS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

For The benefit of those who are not acquainted
with the brilliant success Of DR.. Lghthill's system
Ear, De-, &C., he presents to the public q few Tes
timonas, selected from several thou ahd similarly
complimentary, received during his singularly sue
cessful practice in, New York. Cincinnati, CleYe-
land and Louisville. .. ~. s ..r.YH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

The WINTER ntrExAs.-A private letter
from q baltimore gentleman in Galveston
says :s5f0nn the, first day oG January we
had a snowstorm which lasted from 3lP.A M,
until daylight;on the morning of the ga.
On the morning of the I'd the ground was
frOzenlhafd, andithere.was quarter of an
inch of ice. This is thendifst snow Storm
since 1859 and the second thine the Calves
ltonihns have scientific novelty seventeen
years. The young folks did not know what
to make of it.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
COMM MERCIAL.

NKw YoRK, Nov. l9.-Plour losIb cents better
Wheat 2a3 cents better Corn cent better. Oats
la2 cents better. Pork drooping sales Of $50 bar
rsls Mess at s2O.so. Lard dull, At l2lkalsk cents
Cotton dull, At lSM cents for Middiing 6plapds
Frsights quiet. Spirits turpsntine quist at tSIfa
BALTIMORE, Nov. 49, -Ylour. within a few day.
past there were sales Of 800 bbls choice Super at
yesterday 100 bbls. Psnnsylvania Rxtrs at eli De.
mand Is mostly. .oonnned to Winter Wheat supers.
The msis closed quiet Yesterday though
h'avy head winds the arrivals yesterday by water
were light, offerings only 800 bushels white and
5000 bushels red the market was nrmsr than at the
close OF the previous day prime and choice samples
good, sold at % LOAF 50; 100 bushe, choice virginia
red at ~ 90; 100 bushels choice Maryland At t2b5
800 bushels prime do at o. CO., 800 bushels good at
o. 40a2 49, 100 bushels fair At q 90 $500 bushels
good Pennsylyans At s2S2 and small lots Of inferior
C0rn.-2, 90 bushels white and 1850 bushels yel.
low comprised the offerings; the market was stsady
for old crop; $50 bushels white sold at el 30Al 81;
500 bushels yellow at 81; small lots OF new crop
els do Mtl IS for homlny 900 bushels new Western
mixed at l.l2al.2O
OATS, 800 bushels received; market active and
prices steady 90 bushels Inferior TO fair sold at 63s
90 cents; 400 bushels good to prime sold at 7oa7s
cents.
Rys-only sales reported were 60 bushels inferior
at 81 a. and 90 bushels prime at u 90.
Prorisfons We notice little more actvity for
bacon 10 lots from jobber, with prices steady iast
lGI5 cents; clear rib, l6Ial7 cents, and clear,
| cents; new city cured hams, l0a2O cents Mess
Pork-we report sales OF 200 bbls city at $40 So
and quote western at s22 2js22 80 for round lots and
we tern we quote city at l2ISalS cents-lster not
iobbipg lots
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

rod Of despotism will be broken the armed heel Of
power md from tho r'cks of the people, and the
principles OF violated Consultation preserved. The
reopls have spoke 10 manner not TO be misufd fder-
stood. Thank God they have ,Pok u! For II is
upon their intellIsene and their integrity that
have always relied aud still rely. The Constitution
Of the country, which was imperlled, has recently
been before them for consideration, and has had
new life and yigor impaired TO II from is original
soures--ths people. Il eomts back 10 US with re.
newsd strength and power Let II now be translated
high up In the heavens written In letters Of living
Light as the symbol Of liberty aud Union, Justice,
msgnanimity and fraternity.
Good night
At the conclusion Of the Presidents address,
the delegations moved Of, with the bands playing,
rockets shooting In the air, and amid the cheers
Of the multitude. Outside Of the gates, the First
ward and Georgetown delegations fell out Of
line and proceeded to their homes, the other
delegations marching on down the Avenue and
separating at tho proper points, and dismissing
upon their arrival at their homes.
There were at least ten thousand persons within
the Presidents grounds and the crushing, crowd
ing, and excitement was intense. There were .
large number Of ladies present, and, wonderful
to say, We heard Of none faintipg or losing their
crinoline. Several masculines suffered with the
immense pressure, but none were seriously hurt.
The programme Of the serenads was success
fully carried out and the managers Of the affair
gave evidence Of wisdom In dispensing to their
homes at the conclusion Of the Presidents ad.
dross
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
INTERESTING FROM CALIFORHIl

THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
DROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
Il ANCEs.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, }
WLAuIEurnN ID q Oct 10 1881

| WAsHiKGroN, ID. G., Oct. 80, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this De mari
| mont until the 18th day Of DECEMBER next M IN
O'Clock noon for furnishing Letter Balances far tbs
uss Of the Post ooea In the United States for fonT
yea, from aud sfter the SlSt day Of Dsesm oar usxt
| Of the following description, namely;
| let, balances capable Of weighing eig ht oupe,.
ounces Ofthess Is supposed that sOf to 90 viii
| be required for each year. "
| ID. Bal tnces capable Of wsighip , txo p,rnb.
ayo rduPOiS eight to be graded dow ato haIf"mncss
OF these Is supposed 90 to 100 WI Il be ryouired for
each year.
Perfect eOrrec ness and btrenJ th and du1ahuItv
viii be TeqHred In the Balances 20 be furtiBhed
SAMplss Of each description Of Balaness mnst so
beompany each bid aud the BID der who NAV obtain
Ithe contract will be required to farnsh B,Iansss
oriersd OF quality In all respects equi 10 the
samples. f W Wv
ES, BARrce mukt bs well and ,scursly pAeksd In
box for transportation and delivered free of ali az
PenseS - the Department at Washington D c. where
the same will be accepted II found to be perfect aud
equal to the samples.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proplsAls .uf.
asisnt evidence Of his ability to comply with his
Two sufficient surstios will be required to a oou.
tract
failure to furnish the Balances MS contrasted for
promptly, or the furnishing OF Inferior quality
VIII be oIsldsrsd sufficient cause foT iofsiure OF
| the contract.
Proposals must be indoTSsd on the envelope, Pro.
posA's for Letter BalAnoes,' and directed 10 the
first Assistant Postmaster General, Washiug,o9 D.
G. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
NO 2-hS Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
PERSONAL.

HoS. Roswell HART and Hon. Daniel Nor
ris, both members Of the Thirty ninth Congress
are in town; the former at the Metropolitan and
the latter at the Ebbitt.
Hon. CHARLES Z. ELDRrDGE, member Of Con.
greSs from Wisconsin, /, stopping at the Kirk
wood.
REV. J. D. JEsER, DID,, editor Of the re
ligious Herald, Richmond, Va, 10 at the Metro
politan.
MAJ. GEs. ScHoFIELD Is at willards.
SENATOR GUTHRIE, Of Kentucky, Is so far i'm.
proved In health that he will take his seat In th,
Senate at the commencement Of the session.
Hos. S. s. Cox Is at willards.
As WILL bo seen by our dispatch, Hon. Thad
Stevens Is in Philadelphia, en- route for Wash
ington.
MAJ. WN. MccoSrHE. Of the Interior Depart
ment, returned yesterday, after an absence Of q
few days to attend tho funeral OF his aged and
respected father, Hon. Isaac McConihe LII D.,
Troy, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

WAsHIHGToY ESTEHrnIsE REwARDED.-
fellow citizens, KSEssI NoRrLEEr, 400 SeY.
enth street, have received two silver medals
from the Maryland Institute exhibition which
has just closeI one for tho best single harness
and one for tho best trunk. 1t Is always graft.
flying to Us To record these evidences of the skill
and taste Of our Washington manufacturers
These geuiIeu6n are identified with the interests
Of the city, have built up large business, AM
are aiming to advance their trade so as to ranl
with the best houses in the country and We, il
common with every friend fthe District heartiI!
wish them sueeess
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-The third day Of the
Herring Run Course was much more successful
than the preceding days, the attendance being
large and the track in fair condition. The frs,
raeo was for 81, 900. Mountain Maid, Fanny
Ullsn, and Mary entered. The race was wor
by Fanny Ullen. Time 2:39, 2;s7i, 2:37i. III,
second race, Eve mile dash, was contested by
Belle Of Baltimore, Lucy and Long Legs. 1t wal
won by Belle in 14:asi, being very good tim,
for the weather and condition of tho track.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
A STEAMER LOST AT SEA
Thad. stevens En- Rout. for Washington.
THE BALTIMoR f. RACES.
Result Of the Election in Kans,
FROM EUROPE by CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. 13-2 p. m.-Consols steady;
"a s-le. No kilograms yet received from New
York. Bonds, 70 1l.1oi Illinois, s3I; Erie, AZ.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23-2 p. m.-cotton is in.
active, but without further change In prices.
BreadstuHs iteady.
DoSpoxDnnRr, Nov. 13.-The steamship Aus.
trisn, fron Quebec, October 30, and tho niber.
nian, from New York, Soth, arrived to-day.
LONDON, Nov. -Consols, 94i;
Bonds, 70 1l.16i Illinois, sot; Erie, A..
FRASKroRr, Nov. 13.-Bonds, 70 3.1G.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13-Evening. g.-Cotton closed
dull-Uplands, sti Orleans ST. sales 8, 900 bales.
Corn Sd. lower. Wheat steady. Provisions un.
changed.
MADRID, Nov. l3.-Captain General Lorsundi
will sail from CadiI on the 3oth instant fol
Havana. By q royal decree Porto Rico ha,
, been placed under the govsrnorship Of the Cap.
tain General Of Cuba.
| PARIS, Nov. 13.-The latest note addressed
by the Cabinet Of the Emperor to the Powers oil
Europe simply proposes the assembling of q
general conference for the settlement Of the Ro,
man question. It docs not suggest any definite
plan as the basis for tho deliberations of The
conference.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Privato advices from Paris
represent that many political arrests have lately
been made by the police in that city. 1t wal
rumored that q secret society Of a political
character has been discovered, and the arrest,
were made In consequence Of this discovery.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
From Tennessee - The State Teacher
Conyention-Suicide- Races.

Convention-suicide- Races.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 13-Tbe State Teachers
Association met at the Capitol to-day, and dis
cussed the propristy Of uniting the white and
eolorsd schools. 1t is not supposed that thi,
will be accomplished as some of the most inau,
ential Of the Northern teachers oppose It as q
matter Of policy.
and rs:Iasn. Of SSs City but mote ORE recently o.
Bowling Green, Kentucky, committed suicide b
cutting his throat with razor.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1S.-The attendance at the
races to-day was rather slim. The citizens purse,
$500, two mile heats, was won by Counter Proof
in two straight heats. Time, 3:43, 3:44. The
association stakes, 5000, won by Mary wynne
there being but one entry.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Loss OF the steamer Grape Shot.

BosroS, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Grape Shot,
from Boston, was picked up last Saturday of
Lime river on beam ends, with all sails set and
no one on board. The fate Of the crew Is un-
known The vessel was tOwed into Cutler,
Maine
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
From New York-Arrest and Escape Of q
Thief-He IL Shot at by Polio tman-A
Spnnish Nyomnn N gboo,a Herself.


spanish Woman Shoots Herself.
NEw. YonE, Nov. l3-This evening Officer
Woodbridge discovered Francis Mcguire at.
tempting to steal bundle Of shawls from tho
basement at No. 20 Reads street, and arrested
him. While being conveyed to the station.
house Mcguire escaped from the policeman, who
discharged his revolver at him, tho ball taking
effect in Maguire's back, inaictiong probably q
fatal wound.
Mary Husband, a native Of Spain, attempted
to commit suicide by shooting herself through
the head. Her recovery Is considered impossible.
From Alabama-The Freedmen and the
Crops-Charged with killing a Freed
man-The Convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 13.-Gen. Swayne
has Issued an order giving freedmen 4 lien on
crops for their wages-this lien to be subordinate
to former liens.
Two whites were brought here from Barbour
county, under arrest, charged with killing q
freedman.
Tho convention was engaged all day in dis.
cussing the franchise question.
From Richmond-Arrest for Perjury In
Registration.
RICHMOND, Nov. 13.-Three citizens Of Fred.
erick county, who had held Offices Of magistrate,
postmaster, and member Of Legislature, were
bailed in the United States court to-day to an.
swer charge Of purjury in registration.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

Books RECEIvED.-FrOm JoHS c. PARKER,
AS Seventh street, we have received the Globe
edition of DICKENS Christmas Stories, Pictures
from Italy, and American Notes, in one volume.
The publishers are Messrs. HrRD L HoUGHToS,
New York. Ato from JoHS c. PARKER Cooley s
Lady's Book for December A holiday number,
repIete with engraVings.
A!so, from c. b. LIEnERNASN. corner Of Ninth
and stroota, d copy Of Godeys Lpdys Book
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Fernando Wood Addresses his ConstItu-
entB.

New YORK, Nov. l3.-FernandO Wood ad.
dressed mass ss'meeting of his supporters this
evening at the Cooper Institute, and denounced
the commissions by which he claimed the city OF
New York was misgoyernod.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Relief for the People Of st. Thomas:

New YORK, Nov. lS.-British, French. and
Danish merchants hero will dispatch immedi.
ately tho steamer Saxon to relieve the sufferers
at St. Thomas. Underwriters wishing to send
their agents can do so. Subscription lists have
been opened at various rooms in the city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

WALLS OPERA HOUSE," Under the Gas
light still holds its commanding power to please
the people. A good house greeted 1t again last
evening. Let all remember that this 10 the last
week, and that there are only three more nights,
when the managers, BARTON q McKsIoHr, will
bring ont this piece in Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

Fos rue LAST YEAR OR MORE, every few days
the rumor b $ been started that both Mr.. SEWARD
and Mr.. hcCuLLocH were about to retire from
the Cabinet. This event Is not yet contaminated,
and We 10 not believe Il will be.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Hon. Thaddeus stevens en- route 10,
Warrington.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Nov 13-Hon. Thad,
deus Stevens left Lancaster this morning at nine
O'Clock in the Psnnsylvania railroad special car,
arriving at West Philadelphia at noon. The
car was attached to the through train for Wash.
ingtOn. The ride to Philadelphia did not fatigue
him. He was setting up in good spirits, and
converSed freely with large number Of friends,
who paid their respects to him, while he was at
West Philadelphia awaiting the arrival of the
train from New York.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Epiacopal Convention.

New YoRK, Nov 13.-The annual Episcopal
convention Of the diocese of New York, met this
morning at St. Johns church. There was a
moderate attendance. Bishop Potter delivered
the usual charge.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
The Maine Temperance Convention.

LEwIsrowS, NE, Now. lS.-ThO State TEN,
perance Convention Is in session.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, pledg
ing the temperance men Of Maine to support
prohibition, and favoring the principle of State
police to enforce 1t.
The convention was large and harmonious.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

ASnGy SAs in tolorabls demand yesterday, and the
market wasea.y. Government securities were asked
for, and there was slight improvement In quota.
uons.
flour and grain advanced, and there was stssdi.
ness with the advance more marked than for some
time. Provisions were dali and heavy.
JAY CooKE 4 Co. furnish the following quotations
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Tho Knnana ElectIon.

ATcHisos, Nov. l3.-ofioial majorities from
twenty.One counties and reported from sir others,
show, for nrgro suffrage, $685. against, Is, 56S
for female suffrage, 6,OIsi against, 3,49sj fol
disfranehising dislOyal persons, 9,2J3i against,
S,6O3.
The Legislature will probably stand-senate
Republicans, 90 Democrats, o. House-Repub
licans, 50i Democrats, rs.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
From San Francisco-Denth OF a Caiifor-
mia State senator-Mee Getting of Italians.

SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. l3.-Dr. W. J. Knox,
of San Jose, died in this city to-day. lie was
Senator from Santa Clara county, and his death
leaves a vacancy to be filed by 4 special cleo
tiOn. Knox was Republican; and should @
Democrat be chosen, the latter party will probs
bly, have majority in the Senate, as two Re
publican members are considered uncertain.
The Italians Of this city held a meeting and
passed resolutions condsmning tho action Of Vic
tor Emanuel and Louis Napoleon against Italy
A subscription for the benefit Of Garibaldi wa
opened, and some 50, 900 was collected and will
be forwarded to Italy to United States Minister
Marsh, together with letter thanking him in the
name Of the italian population here for bis sym.
pathies with Garibaldi.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

Tue LATEST ADvIcEs from Alaska announc,
tho formal transfer Of Russian America to th,
United States by Captain PEsrRcuoFr, tho Rus
sian commissioner, to General ROUSSEAU.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

II VERY CoSPIDESrLY STATED that General
MCCLELLAN istO be Secretary Of War, and that
he returns from Europe to assume tho duties Of
that station.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

THE NATIONAL THEArRE.-The audience wal
good at the National last evening. "Kenilworth'
was the play It will bo again presented to-
night.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
The PoEr Of the National Hat and Can

The PoEr Of the National Hat and Gap
Emporium astray.
Hats for figures broad and burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces melancholy, :.
Hats for features bright and jolly,
Hats for gentlemen Of standing, =
Hats that giveA look com mandinR,
Hats for walking, ridisg, driving,
Hats dull faces look alive In,
Hats that stand all kinds Of mauling,
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men aud boys sigh for,
Hats that even babies cry for.
Any or all Of the above styles may bs had at re.
remarkably low prices at the National Emporium,
3ot PsnnsyfNsuia avenue, between -Four and a half
and Sixth streets, adjoining National Hotel
JEwELRY.-Jet Pendants and Fern Leaf
Coral Fusis ses, Plated Chains, Silver Plated Spoons
and Forks, received this morning at Prggs One Dol.
lar Jewery Store, No. ass Pennsyl,ania tyenu.,
near Four .and-a-half street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

SECRETARY WELLEs still continues seriously
i'll. He is very much prostrated by the effects o.
the intermittent fever under which he has beer
suffering for some time
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

drm is SESECAL a MErGs, have failed They
have been largely interested in the United States
lumber trade. Their liabilities are estimated at
S4OO 600
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

The COST Of reconstruction in the ten State
thus far has been s5,OOO,O 900. In Virginia 1t i
$3.50, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

A GERMAN WOMAN, named Miller, was hunf
In Brookville, Pa, yesterday, for the crime o.
poisoning her husband, which crime she con
fessed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
GRAND DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.
81 is DID R f S s.

sERENADE TO THE PRESIDENT.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

The convention In Arkansas Is carried by the
Radicals.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
NEw YoRK rIasT noIRn sIIra

Coupons, iiIsSi 6.9ois, 1861, 1857; 6.2o's, 1854
1854 6.20s, 1855, 1867 b.2o's Jan and July, 1895
lo7i lC.4o's ll2ls; 1865, ID series, 1861 7.9o'i
Sd series, l059A; Gold, 1871.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

The Democratic majority in New York Stat
will reach SO, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
1 o Q Al iTE M 8 ,

SALE OF BurfSa.-'rhe attention OF gro.
GERS and others interested in proouriBg supple, Of
butter ofthe best quality At low rates Is directed 10
the advertlsemsnt Of D. H. stsarns, No 81 Lousiap.
avenue, who announces that his regular sale Of
butter will take place on Friday morning, at 10
O'Clock. j. B. Wheeler 4 Co are the suetionesrs.
l.. oPPESHErnER, 300 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, would invite
the attention Of buyers Of Ready -Msds Clothing for
Men, Youths, Boys and Children, which 10 the best
selected stock offered for sale in this city, mspue.
sursd from the finest fabrics and equal to eastOm
worf. Also, low priced goods a cheap az the
cheapest, and as good a. the best