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The national Republican., 1867-11-08
COMMERCIAL.

NRw YoRK, Nov. 7.-Flour 10 cents lower. Wheat
dull and lag cents lower. Corn 10 dull and dropping
Rye steady Sales Of 8, 900 bushels. Oats qulst and
steady Pork nrm Moss e2la2i. o5. Lard quiet at
l23.ai3L. Barley Arm Cotton nrm at lsls cents
for Middiipg Upisnds. Prsishts quiet. Spirits Tur
pentins sr@ At So Rosin quiet Al Ss75 for strained
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Breadstgfs-Pricss for Bal
tlmors high grader, extras and family -four were
Tuesday marked down 90 cents, and supers 70 cents
while other grades declined about the same extent
Yesterday the market was hrmsr There wsrs sales
Of 900 barrels northwsstern super (sprisg whea at
1;aS. and small lots Of Howard ssrsss extra At
Grain -whsat-Rsssipts, 2.sls bushels white and
b,420 bushels red. There was . bsttsr feeling in
wheat ye.tsrday, and more disposition to buy;
| holders were hrm and prices stronger. There was
| some demand for shipment, The seles included
prime and choice Maryland red at e1eoa2 So; 500
bushels PsnnsyvaniI red at o. Seaa31 for good, and
" 40 for primo Some lots OF good Virginia Valley
| wheat sold at t2t0. Corn-Rsesipts, ,l2o bushels
white aud o,0os bushels yellow. The market 10
quiet oa,t-RscsiPts, s.si' bushels Demand fair,
but prices less nrm.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. T.-Piour continues very quiet.
Wheat 10 little more active, with onerings Of 800
bushels and sales at eL s u 49, e2 60 and "a o5 for
VIII TO- and % Is for common red: Corn is In more
active request, with fales Of 400 bushels at 81 80
for white and mixed and yellow. One lot new
brought LOS. Rye Is In light supply, and all offered
was taken at $40. Oats In brisk demand, with
sales Of 900 bushels At 6sA7o generally at the latter
| figures Butter 10 still scarce and wAnted-prlms
| 3sa40. Corn meal 10 quiet.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

SENATOR WADE, acting Vice President, has
made Characteristic talk, and, II reported cor.
reOtly in the telcgrsphio account Off, his views
are sntsgonistic to those Of many Republicans
as woll as Democrats. He believes In negro sui
frage, and is opposed to abandoning that Issues
thinks the Republicans are inconsistent 10 force
ing that doctrine upon Others whom they refuse
TO accept it thcnselves. lie denouuces Mr.. Ew'
INs's letter, and says that Congress would never
modify the reconstruction laws, but will make
them harder II tho South does not behave better
He gives no decided opinion in regard to i'm.
peschment, opposes tho nomination Of General
GRANT, and tho cOn6scation policy Of TnAD'
STEVENS
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

WENDELL PHILLIPS is opposed to General
GnASr for the Presidency. Iu a speech re-
Gently delivered by him in Pennsylvania he says
that he /, decidedly opposed toplaoing General
GRANT in the position Of President. for his sen.
timents were unknown. He said che did not
want to SEQ intelligent people cheated Sec
ond time" General GRANT" ho continued,
twas Democrat and.a wost.POinter, two sls-
ments that have rarely made a Radical" We
think this gentleman has never approved Of any
body 8 nomination who has been elected.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

The meeting OF THE DEMOCRATIC RESIDENT
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, committee met
yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel, and VIC
Icarn, from the COn'titHtiOHal Union, that The
following business was transacted by the com
miste0 Of general political character, looking
to more thorough organization Of the great
Democratic Conservative elements in view Of
the importance to be attached to the approach
ing Presidential campaign, A number Of dis.
tinguishod gentlemen were present by invitation
The committee, after quite protrScted session,
adjourned to meet next Thursday, the 18th
inst, at II O'Clock, IN, at the Metropolitan
Hotel, in the city Of Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
ALEXANDRIA ,ArrAlns.

CHARTrI CoNerRr.-The foirowins-nsmsd fvnt,s-
m.n have been .ppois,ed son ni,t.s 70 saysns. ne
2ist Instant, Col. q. y. suttis, O. o. Weddsrburn,
si,.s fsSs.s ~ 3 w..
Col W s. Ksnp.r, Frsssis HibS., Lewis si,in, J. o.
sr sr,.s D'sAen oT WI. SSs.1 ,. w:In.n Vim. a;s
oills A. ". Thorpe, Isaac sehwsrI, l. suowdsn H.,
2. Rsek.r, Louis Lppish, A Ros.nih.l, william a.
Smith, y.hn ,: sn0e. a: W ysndss,it Henry MAJ:
Poi.n:r. JANIS Z w.ddsy, d.o EsBarn.y. i w:
man, Col. Arthur Herbert, D. W. Lewis, Hdmund
sS4s. Sn 'Sh' S. s:S:. snm. %l: s
simpson, WIN. =. Henderson and D. L. smost
TIE ELxcrroys-Ths 0dsdte thus describes the
feelings excited BY the recent election news in this
being iaformsd Of The rssais in New York, was 80 90
carried away BY the sxuberanee Of hts JOY, that,
after waving his hat around his gray locks reysrai
from the country, aud one who had suffered greatly
during the war, who had cone TO this city 10 make
some purchases, was 90 overcome By the reception
Of the news from her merchant that her emotion was
made manifest By . eopious now oftsars."
wHARy CHiNoEp, Tho iandirg place Of the Aquis
creek steamers a this city i dsnnitsly settled, and
and after Friday. the 18th instant, the boat. Will
foot Of Prince street. for the Of which the com.
pany have TO pay e2io per anuum.
PoRr OF ALsxArpRIA -Arrived--rtsamer Ex-
press, Niekle, Baltimore, - J. Broders CO. Sailed
-schr. Frank Berbsrt, Crovsll, New Bedford, grain
BY N. Eldridgs 4 Co. sehr. Jane |. Newton, Rieb,
George own, By matter
IMPRoyisa Fusion, the lame cart driver,
who was run over some dAJs siees BY his team, 10
rapidly recovering from his injury. Moses 10 one
OF tho most respectable eolored men In the city.
DzAra DIR. J. Conway Broup died on Saturday
last, in New York DR.. B. was originally from Md
dlsburg, Loudoun county. He resided here for sew
eral years.
Ger WITH KSiIB George Chichester, a cripple,
was cut with tnlfe--though not seriously ipjured
ts True, near the Maryispd ferry slip.
FRIEspLr vIsIr Members Of sarspta and Potomac
Lodges Of Odd Fellows, Of this city, paid friendly
visit 10 the Washington Lodges Of the Order ye,ter
day evening.
PAspoSEp-Gov Pisrpoint has pardoned A. Love.
convicted In the circuit court Of this county Of
grand larceny, and sentenced tot psnitentiary.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
ws.tern Associated Pr...-rl,e,,on o,

Western Associated Press-Electien OF
Dfresfors-Grand Banqust.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE annual convention Of
the Western Associated Press shieh has been
in session here the past two days, closed is
labors this afternoon, aftsr harmonious and
agreeable reunion. A large amount Of business
was transacted and measures were perfected for
a general advancement Of press interests.
The following board Of directors were elected
for the ensuing year John Msdill, Richard
Smith, John Knapp, W. A. Armstrong, John
W. Foster, W. N. Hsldeman, and II. A. Walker.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held
subsequently, 10 the regular session Of the Asso.
citation, the following officers were elected: II.
A. Walker, PRESIDENT John Knapp, vice pre,i.
dent II. H. Baker, secretary; ". W. Armstrong,
auditor @. D. Hicks, general agent Tho exec.
utive committee consists Of james Msdill and
Richard Smith.
The banquet at the Southern Hotel, given BY
the st. Louis press, terminated the proceedings,
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SuBsoRIBkRs IN GroRoKrowS.-
Mr.. J. Il. 8. TnoRS e no longer agent for the
REPUBLICAN in asorsstown, and the collections
hereafter will Be made BY the regular collectors
Of The once, who win produce their authority,
signed BY the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may bo lsft at the once Of
J.J, BoeuE, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street.
Mr. THOMAS oALLAoHsR, No. l5 St. Assph street,
between aibbon and franklin Is our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL RrruBLIoArin the city Of Aisxan-
dris, and will receive subscriptions and advertise
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Extensive BANK For9srle,.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 7.--Intelligenco has
been received here that drafts purpOrting to
have been drawn by the First National Bank ol
Memphis on the Seventh and Third National
Banks of New York, for considerable amounts,
are being negotiated North. They are forge.
ries. Tho First National Bank Of Memphis has
no account with those banks.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

We ARE INDEBTED to French RICHARDSON
for glass jar Of very nice mucilsge, known rs
"Hover's Eukollop." It does not stain, and
has no disagreoable odor about it, II II proves
to be what it secms, so far as used up to this
time by us, it cannot fail to command the mar.
ket FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON. successors to HuD-
son TAYLOR, have II for sale.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

IT now LOOKS ns though poor distracted Mex
leo will soon be in another revolution. JuAREr
Is not the choice Of some people in that country,
and instead Of being content to 6ght him with
ballots, they propose to fight him with bullets.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

GEN EMosr, it appears, doubts his power to
carry out the Presidents order to suppress the
military organizations in this District, as we
arc not under martial law. This, or the sub
stance Of this, he indOrscs upon the order and
sends it back to Gen. GRANT. The matter is
now under consideration by the President.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

WALLS OPERA HousE.-Another good house
greeted the play "Under the Gn.Lght," and
tho audience were pleased, as usual. II is due
to Mrs. YEAxAss to notice her success In the
part heretofore presented by Miss FANNY Youso.
This lady was summoned suddenly to Gil an on.
gagement in California, and Mrs YEAnASs took
the part in hurry, and all will ooncsde that
shc has made q success Of 1t.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Virginia News-Gsneral schofieId aud th,
Conservatives.

RICHMOND, Nov. IA meeting Of the sx.
scutivs committee Of the Conservative party Of
Virginia, held tonight. called a convention, to
bs held in Richmond, Dec. H. to effect an or.
ganization ofths party. Gen. schohsld has con.
sented to q mixed commission Of United States
officers and citizens appointed by the Council
to take the census Of the wards In which fraud
ulsnt voting Is suspected.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Election In Kap sas.

LEAvEswoRru, KANSAS, Nov. Full 70.
turns from all but few counties have been 70.
oeived They show heavy Democratic gains
through the State, which probably gives a
small Republican majority. Atchison county
the home Of Senator Pomsroy, which has here.
tofors been Republican, gives a decidsd: Demo.
cratic majority. Doniphan county has elected
three Republican and two Democratic rsprsssn-
tatives. Lsavenworth City and county gives
about 800 Democratic majority, and elects seven
Democrats Of nine representatives. No s,ti.
mate can be made Of tho party division Of the
Legislature.
The Evening Bniistin (RadioaD says returns
indicate . Republican victory BY reduced ma.
jority. and the defeat Of the constitutional
amendments BY q considerably larger vote than
was anticipated.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

A VERY LUCID and satisfactory C') dispatch ia
sent from Washington to the Northern papers,
stating that Hon. L. B. WASHBURsH has had
an interview with General GRANT With n few
days, but nobody knows what they talked al ~
Wnnhnrfl -
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

The NEW Yonk Herald Of yesterday says that
the great reaction in the elections is against
tho rich bond. holders, and calls upon suoh to
show their patriotism by making q public bon.
FIRE of 52Os. 1t promises to give 800, 1000
towards this way Of liquidating the public debt.
All such propositions are unreasonable and ab.
surl
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

TnERE ARE variou, and contradictory reports
as to what is the precise figure Of tho Demo.
cratic majority in New York. Some put 1t at
80, 900, some 40, 900, and others $4,000. Doubt
less thero is enough for all practical purposes.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

THH NATIONAL THEATRs.-Mr. MuRDoCE
played in that sterling old comedy, "wine
Works Wonders, " as young MirsbsL We have
not the time nor space to say what We think
and what We believe Of this most accomplished
American actor. We will take time and we will
devote space to properly note bis qualitie' but
mt now. Tonight will be presented BULwER's
Money" with MURDocK as Evelyn.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

IT is understood that the articles which Ap.
psared in the Chronicle. Of this city, yesterday,
and in the Press, Of Philadelphia. foreshsdow
the real opinions Of Gen. GRANT.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Democratic Rejoicing - An OH Renner,
Burned with Loss Of Life,

PITrsBuRo, Nov THE Democrats Of Pitts,
burg and Allegheny city arc rejoicing over the
New York election by firing one hundred guns.
MeKssn Bro. 8 oil refinery, near the city,
was entirely destroyed BY ere last night. The
entire works, together with !, 500 barrels oil and
1000 empty barrels were destroyed. Tho assist
aat foreman, Harry Cook. WAS burnt to death
and man named Roddy was seriously injured
Loss, $50, ,oOOj no insurance.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Destructive Fire at ssdaIia, Ill.

sEDALIA, H., Nov. IA fire broke out hore
last night in the grocery Of N. P. ohilsOn. South
Main street, and many stores were destroyed
Loss estimated from 800, 900 to 5000 OOO-a
large proportion covered BY insurance Tho
Merchants Union Express Company lose heavily
In frsights.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Georgetown Advertisements.

EATEXCITEMENT IN GEORGE,
selling ont his entire stock of DRY, M1LLInKRY
and FANCY GOODS at and below cost, In order q
change business. All In want Of the above Goods
will DO well TO call at once, noo.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

From Nashvills-Colored People to Have
Special Cars-Funeral OF Judgo Brisn.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. The Senate to.
day recousdered the bill prohibiting distinction,
Of color by railroads in the conveyance Of pas
ssngers. motion was made to amend by re.
quiring roads to prepare oars especially for
oolOred people.
Judge James g. Drien was buried this after.
noon. None Of the courts in session.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

There 10 nothing new 10 record In the money
market. The gold premium held about the same at
yesterday . close as on Wednesday.
Tho -four market was dull and depressed, and
there was but littis doing In provisions. "
JAr cooKE 400. furnish the following quotations
Of OoHernmeni aacuritles;
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

THE GovEnson or CALIFORNIA has appointed
the 2Sth Of November rs Thanksgiving, Doubt.
less all the Governors will select the same day,
designated by the President.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

Our READERS ARE ADVISED to call on
Adsmsop, No. 600 Ninth street, one door from Penn.
syivsnia avenue, and examine bis large and we'll
sssstsd stock Of Carpets, Drugssts, oilolo,hs Rugs
and Mats Of all kinds Blankets Of all eolors ready
made Sheets and Pillow Cases, Bed Clothing Of all
descriptions, Hair and shuek Mattresses, Hair snd
Feather Pillows, Alirgs assortment Of Gllt window
Shades, Linens, aud fixturos, Table Covers Of all
kinds all Of the nrst quality and at the loves, sNsh
prices. Rsmsmbsr soe Ninih street. -
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Maryland Elsctian.

BALTIMORE, Nov. THE Democratic mejor-
ity in the State will reach nearly 10000. st.
Mary's county gives l,51e Democratic and 50
Republican votes. Charles gives l,22o Demo.
cratic and Republican votes. Calvert gives
$50 Democratic votes and Republican vote.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
From New Orleans-A linton Party Or
ganiIed-The Colorsd Schools,

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-R. King Cutler has
organised the Union party Of Louisiana, which
promulgstss the platform Of universal suffrage,
universal amnesty, universal education, and op.
position to conhscation. 1t has chosen the New
Orleans Times and Republican as its official
organs.
All the colorsd schools Of this city under con.
troll Of the Frssdmsn's Bureau, were yesterday
turned over to the charge Of the board Of public
school directors. The transfer included teacher.
as we'll as pupils In the schools, the board
agreeing to retain all the teachers who prov.
themselves competent upon examination. The
furniture, books, and apparatus were also turned
over.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

TaE TnuRLow WEED Republicans Of New
York are in favor Of General GRANT for the
presidency, while those who arc marshalled BY
Mr.. GREELr are CHASE men.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

Government SALEs.-I would cal tho
attention Of dealers and others 10 large lot Of new
Cavalry Jteksts, Goats, Pants, Shirts. Red, white,
Blue hsekinhe Blankets, &e. 4. Adamsoh, 800 Ninth
street, one door from Pennsyivanis avenue
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

NEW YORK YIRsT BOARD sALEs.
,oc Coupons; lliX o,2S,s 1899 u.s. o.2o,' itSt'
1885, l07S; i1o.4O's, l0li 7-so's, I'd ssros, lo5l
1905, Sd series, lo5lfi Gold, 1885
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

BOYS SUITS, warm Jacket and Pants for
~. Boys neat and double suits.to 10 yesrs, for
ts5o, oaribaidi Salts for $3.50, s7, ana ts Carry
your boys to Hsnning's, corner Seventh street and
Maryland avenue.
VIII move about January to OIL Seventh street,
Iuteliigencer Building.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

Mn. CHARLES A. DANA will issue his new
paper December LIST. 1t is not yet decided
whether II will support GRANT or CHASE.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
massaohusrtts Election.

"hksachuBtttB H1eCtIOhs
BosroN, Nov.7.-Returns have been received
from 3l6 towns, nearly all Of tho State, and
Bullock's majority Is 26,727.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
/ Q 9 Al LIE N s .

RID FLANNEL SHIRrs and Drawers, a.
sir ., Of our own make. These goods are noe
durable and are sswsd better than Factory COZ ds,
ssks 4 Co, si7 Seventh street. 40.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Destructive Fire at Ware, Msss.

sPRisoYIzLD, Mas, Nov. IA fire occurred
at Ware on Wednesday night, destroying tho
Unitarian church, the town hall, and adjoining
buildings. The loss is S1s0, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

Mr. JAMES A. Seldom, late Secretary Of Wa
Of the Southern ContederNoy, has been pardone,
BY the President.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

TIE Chronicle, of Washington, and the PrsI,,
Of Philadelphis, Colonel FORsEY's papers, both
nominate General GRANT.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

We are indebted to JoHN p.
,rising publisher Of music. for
sic entitled ~ have no Father
nsmbranes Polka, - both con-
gHn.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

duced in several Of the factories Of New Eng
land.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

The REPUBLICAN MAJORITY in Massachusetti
is 50, 900 less this year than 1t was last
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

SrEAKER CoLFAx declines to be considered I
candidate for the Presidency.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

SOME DOUBT is expressed about the defeat o
negro suffrage in Minnesota.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
rh. cou..rx.tix. pr... M Moth C,,o,,r

The Conservative Press OF north Carolina.
WILnHoroS, N. O., Nov IA convention
will bs called In this State In consequence Of q
division among the Conservative press Ths
body will almost certainly DO controlled BY Con.
ssrvAtiye influence,
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
Interesting Reading ON Every Page.

1s- Notice.-Tho DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
will and after April l, 1881, be furnished 70 Sub.
''riben tby sstrisrs In Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria At nfty cents r.r month. payable 10
ths agent
ss- No uotlcS csp be taken Of anonymou, esmnu
Niesttons. Whatever is intended for insertion mus
30 authenticated BY the name and address Of III
Wri'Os-pot necessarily for Pusiieston but as guar
tn.y frf ns good faith
~ Ali eowrznieations, whether on business or
Tor Publostiou, should be addressed 10 W. J. MuR
rAsu, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, ,w,ships s.OB,
DC.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

From Mobile-Yellow Fever NO Longer
an Epidemic.
MOBILE, Nov. THE Board Of Health pro.
claim the yellow fsver no longer epidemic, ard
that It Is entirely safe to visit the city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

CHOICE BUTTER OF ALL GRADES
" at wholesale and retsil, at BPIcER's s BUTTER
AND ECO STORE, ass Ninth street, between and =.
N. B,-Qulck sales and small prOhts Is my motto.
oc4-u
The national Republican., 1867-11-08
The PoEr Of the National Hat and Cap

The PoEr Of the National Hat and Cap
Bmporlum astray.
Hats for figures broad and buriy,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for festurss bright and jolly,
Hats for gsn.lsnsn Of standing,
Hats that give look eommandins,
Hats for walking, riding, driving,
Hats dull facea look alive In,
Hats that stand all kinds OF mauiips,
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men and boys sigh for, =,
Hats that even babies cry for
Any or all Of the above styles may be had al re-
remarkably low prices at the National Emporium,
soi Pennsylvauia avenue, between -Four and a half
aud Sixth streets, sdjoining National Hotel.
The national Republican., 1867-11-08

JEwELRY.-Jet Pendants and Fern Leal
Coral Fusis sstts Plated Chains Silver Plated Spoons
and Forks received this morning al Prisss One Dol
lar Jswsry stors, No. ass Pennsylyanis sysnusI
near Four and a half street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-21

Washington Cor. Cincinnati Commercial.

Washington Cor. Cincinnati Commercially
The Ben. Wade letter recently published
in iae Commercial has furnished weeks in
sersstinR gossip 10 the citizens and sojourners
at the Nsiionsi Capital, and has especially
puzzled thst large class Of American citizens
who, kpo v ias rs much about journalism ~ q
horse knows shout the planetary system,
can't tslr what in the name Of heaven the
thing was ever printed for-whether to help
this man or 10 hurt that man. 1t certainly
wHsn't TO help Wade, they say, because, if Sc,
the swearing would have been left out. / Ii
can'thave been TO help Chase, because i.
makes revelation OF Chase efforts for
nopiuation seven pears ago; and it can have
been in tbs interest of Grant, because it IL
dead set assinst BIN Gil the way through.
Let them read the Commercial aud pay their
subscription promptly, aud perhaps they will
ind out I'll about il.
Among others who have given vent to their
feelings about that letter 10 General Graut,
who earnestly protests that he never talked
horse to Ben. Wade in his life. In COM
versniion on the subject with . friend, few
DAYS since, he said he didu I remember hay-
ins ever met old Ben. to talk to him, except
once, and that Was IT one Of the Speakers
receptions last winter. An alusion having
been made 10 West Point, old Ben. said il
was nest Of id traitors. "rhis," said the
General, nvened me little. told him it
wasn't so; that while it was true that good
many West Pointers had joined the rebel
cause, II wa&a!so true that the proportion
xas much smaller than had been turned out
OF the cradle IN which be Wade) had been
rocked-meaning the Capitol. showed him
that every Southern man in Congress. with
one or Two exceptions. Joined the rebellion,
while less than half the West Pointers did
so. / didn't talk word Of horse to him from
beginning To- end. "