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MONEY AND STOCKS.

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with a beautiful SteeI.PIato EnEraV-
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The Association have appointed a. Re-
ceivers, Aeasrz- GEORGE A-COOKE q Co.,
So South Third Street, Philadelphia whose
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money intrusted To them will be promptly
applied 20 the purpose stated.
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stock hogs, which were difficult to dis
pose of; to-day, however, the quality is
unusually good; % car loads on sale
good lots chiefly at 73IaT7[c.
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GREAT WATCH SALE,
on THE POPULAR oSE-PRIcE PLAN,
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The return Of any OF our certificates entities
YOU TO the article named thereon, upon pay
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ticle valued less than $40 is named on any
certificate, It will at once be seen that this IS
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TWO DOLLAR ENaRAv1Nes.

No. I.-"washinEtonS Courtship." No. 2.
-"Washingtons Last Interview with his
Mother"
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The jobbing trade opened with great
animation at full prices, but it closes
less active, and on the whole, however,
the market is active and healthy with
every prospect of large trade this
month, and little or no change in
prices; the tendency being rather up
ward than downward on bleached mus
Inns. The only change of moment
is the reduction in Tuscarora yard
wide muslIns 10 231zc.
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REPARAroR CAPIr.LI.


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the lace, 1t has no equal. It will force the
htaru TO grow upon the smoothest face in
from hYe 70 etghtIweeks, or hair upon bald
heHds in nom two to three months A few
lSnoRnt practitioners have asserted that
there IS nothing that viii force or hasten the
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are fa!Se, as thousands OF living witnesses
IRON tneir own experience) can bear wit
ness but many viii say, how are we 70 dis
tlngulsh the genuine nom the spurious9 II
certainty Is dtmcult, as nine-tanths OF the
hluerent Preparations advertised for the hair
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may have already thrown away large
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ONE DOLLAR ENeRAv1Nas.

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They're Saved They're Saved" SO.S.-
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Revolution"
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CATTLE MARKE.

Hog market steady: during last week
: arrivals were fair, but chiefly of
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The Late Russian Possessions.

General l.. ii. ROUSSEAU is now in Wash
ington. lie received his commission yes
terday as commissioner Of the United
States, and will in few days proceed to
Sitka, to accept, on the part of this Gov
ernmcnt, the formal tender from the Rus
sian commissioners Of that vast domain
known as the Russian Possessions, which
possessions have been ceded to the United
States by the Russian Government by
treaty stipulations
When this mission shall have been com
pleted, General ROUSSEAU will return to
Portland, Oregon, to assume his command
of our forces in the Northwest.
The national Republican., 1867-08-13
REFORM IN ENGLAND.

Some people have expressed surprise
that the bill TO abolish the Church rates,
as they are called, was lost in the House
of Lords a few nights ago. We do not
see that such a result should cause the
least surprise. What could have been ex-
pected different from this, as matters now
stand? Who ever knew one man, or many
men, to surrender power till II was wrenched
from them? It will be understood that
the Church rates consist in taxes levied in
behalf of the established Church upon the
people Of all churches and sects, and Of no
sect at all. In short, everybody is taxed
to swell the income Of the treasury Of the
establishment. There are doubtless great
many pious and excellent men who min.
lister at the altars Of the National Church,
and so there are great many, il not really
bad men, still, men who seek the liyings
of the Church for convenience and because
they have no other place to 60. They are
the sons of noblemen and others, who can
not otherwise provide for their sons hence
they buy them livings in the Church. So
long as the established Church carries on
this system by ITSELF and with its own
means, nobody will grumble with it, but
when it compels by law the people that do
not worship in its temples, nor believe in
its doctrines, to support its costly displays
of formal religion, it must not complain
If that people rebel. Let the Church be
discovered from the State, and let those
who believe in its doctrines, its ritual, and
its divine power for good, support it but
don't compel the people Of other sects TO
support it against their will. This is what
the reformers seek, and 1t is what they will
soon achieve. The passage of the reform
bill, the extension of suffrage, will be sure
to bring this. 1t is now onlya question Of
time, and that time is soon, when the
Church rates will be abolished. The
House Of Lords must yield.
The national Republican., 1867-08-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

The suspension Of Secretary Stanton by the
President will, no doubt, be taken advantage
Of by the 'buils'tnd bears" Gold may 70
up and Government stocks probably come down.
Railway stocks are heavy, and "Erio" still fur
ther declined.
The coal trade In Philadelphia Is very duh,
there being 40, 900 tons less brought into that
city via the Reading railroad and the schuylkill
canal, than the week previous. Many Of the
sohoOners were lying idle, and frcights being
low, some few masters Of vessels were taking
carsoes for Gulf ports and the West Indies.
In provisions there was some slight improve
mcnt In prices; as also In tho -four and wheat
market Tho advance in the latter We think but
temporary, as we arc confident Of prices stii
more dropping
JAY CooKE 4 Co., bankers, furnish us with the
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol.
lows:
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Pen. Pencil md Scissors.

,tGERALD MASSEY, the poet, is to take the
platform in England.
HAYTr has abolished the death penalty
for political offences.
A WESTERN PAPER pops the name of
Gen. Thomas for the Presidency.
TuE Viceroy Of Egypt is going to send
twenty young Egyptians to school in London.
The steamer Rising Star brings from
California to New York 81, la, 900.
TIE trial Of General Fariola has been
postponed.
EIGHTY persons are reported to have
been killed or wounded at the great ERE at Bor
deaux.
Two telegraph stations west OF Fort
Laramie were burned by the Indians a few day,
since.
The United States steamer Saco was at
Aspinwall and the Dakota at Panama on the Sd
instant.
TIE cost of the Surratt trial will be at
least 100000. The Marshal has already paid
out $40, 900 for purely legal fees.
IT costs ten dollars to drive q lame horse
IN New Iork-almost as much as to hire a lazy
one at livery stable
GEoRGIA will poll a majority Of white
votes against a convention, and a majority Of
black ones in favor.
A GERMAN association called the Turn.
verein are holding their third anniversary in
Boston There are good many visitors there
from abroad.
\ GRAIN DEALER at indianapolis, Ind
estimates tho wheat crop at seventeen bushel.
per acre. The usual average yield is twelve tC
thirteen bushels.
Ira ALDRIDGg, tho celebrated colored
uasea'an' is dead. lie died in Poland. It wal
tepOt'eu mat he was soon to appear in thii
country.
CERTAIN negotiations which have been
going on for some time between Austria and
Italy about bOundSies, archives, &c, have been
suspended.
THE Sultan has sent u note to his dnlo.
matte representatives at the different courts or
Europe, denying that any such cruelties as hay.
been alleged have been inflicted upon the Cretap,
THE corner stOnl of new Catholic
monastery was laid on Sunday in Baltimore, un
der the auspices Of the PassiOuist Fathers. Be
tween four and FIVE thousand people wOr,
present
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, with his squadron
has been at the Prussian Naval Post Station TO
some days past The Prussian officers did hin
high honori The lost has sailed for St. Pc
tersburg.
Two LADIES were injured while climbing
Mount Washington, last Tuesday, by the falling
Of the horses upon which they were riding, Some
Of the people who won't up the mountain that
day we're almost frozen.
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COM NJ MERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, August l2.-The -four market still
continues dull, and prices have q further down.
ward tendency. For shipment to Rio there Is
some inquiry, and buyers are Offering $40 50al1
per bbl for good brands, but we hear Of no sales.
We quote Howard street family at Sl2al2. so;
super and cut extra do. at $9alo, and City Mills
standard extra at $1Oal0.5 so. Wheat Is very
dull, with q downward tendency In price; sales
Of white at 50 27o2 40 for fair to prime, and red
brought 81 25a2.37 for good to prime. Corn Is
Q cents lower, and market heavy; white sold at
from 81 .08 to $l.11, but closed with sales at
Sl.04, and buyers offering only 81. 03; salos Of
yellow wero made at Sl.12all7 per bushel
Oats are firm, at 75a77 cents, and Rye is quiet,
with small sales at 81 As. Coffee Is active,
but sugar. and provision, are quiet and firm.
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SUSPENSION or SECRETARY STANTON,
GEN. GRANT AUTHORIZED TO ACT
AND ACCEPTS.
MIR. STANTON SUBMITS

The following official correspondence
took place yesterday between the Prcsi
dent, Gen. GRANT, and Secretary STANTON
The letter to Gen. GRANT was forwarded
TO him at halfpast ten o'clock, q. m, ant
was promptly answered. The letter tc
Secretary STANTON was forwarded to him
at 10 4. In, and was answered about noon
The correspondence is important, ant
speaks for itself:
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO Mr.. STANTON.
ExEourivE MASsIoS, I
WAsHiSaros, d. c., Aug. II, 1857. I
Sin; by virtue Of the power and authority
vested In me as President by the Constitution
and laws Of the United States, you are hereby
suspended from Office as Secretary Of War, and
will cease to exercise any and all functions Per.
tanning to the same.
You will at once transfer to Gen. ULYSSES G.
GRANT, who has this day been authorized and
empowered to act as Secretary Of War ad interim,
all records, books, papers, and other public prop.
erty now 10 your custody and charge.
Very respectfully yours,
(signcd) ANDREW JouSsoS.
To Hon. EDwIS NJ. STANTON, Washington, DC.
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO GEN. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WAsHIsoroS, D. c., August H. 1867.
Sin The Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON having
been thi, day Suspended as Secretary Of War,
you are hereby authorised and empowered to act
as Secretary Of War ad interim, and will at
once enter upon the discharge Of the duties Of
that office.
The Secretary of War has been instructed to
transfer to you all records, books, papers end
other public property now in his custody and
charge.
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed) ANDREW Johnson.
Gen. ULYSSES S. GRANT, Washington, DNC.
HR. sTANroS's LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT.
WAR DErARrNEST,I
wAsHiEGrOS CIrr, August l2, 1867
Sir: Your note Of this date has been received,
informing me that, by virtue of the power and
authority vested in you, as President, by tho
Constitution and laws of the United States, /
am suspended from office as Secretary Of War,
and will cease to exercise any and nil functions
pertaining to the same, and also directing me
at once to transfer to General ULYssus s. GRANT,
who has this day been authorized and empow.
cred to act as Secretary Of War dd interim, all
records, books, papers and other public property
now in my custody and charge.
Under sense Of public duty, am compelled
to deny your right, under the Constitution and
laws Of the United States, without the advice
and consent Of the Senate, and without legal
cause, to suspend me from Office as Secretary Of
War, or the exercise Of any or all functions per.
tanning to tho same, or, without such advice
and consent to compel me to transfer to any
person the records, books, papers, and other
public property in my custody as Secretary of
War.
But inasmuch as the General commanding the
armies Of the United States has been appointed
Of War aa interim, and has notified
me that he has accerted the appointment,
have no alternative but to submit, under pro-
test, to superior force.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
To the President
The national Republican., 1867-08-13

Those OF OUR READERS who have read
Ike Marvel's "Reverles Of q Bachelor" will Teeol.
leet his opinion Of good cigar and what the ashes
and smoke led him to contemplate. Those who de.
sire to get similar cigars should so to Welsh No Ia
Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventeenth ard
Eighteenth streets. In addition to good cigars, he
also keeps splendid assortment Of smoking tobacco
and all brands OF the finest chewing tobacco,
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ARRIVED.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kennsbec, Wilson, Baltimore, with

ARRIVED.
Stsamer Kennsbec, Wilson, Baltimore, with
passengers, and merchandise to J. @. Walters.
Propeller Philadelphia, FultS, Philadelphia,
with merchandise to J. D. Davidson.
Steamer Keyport, Wilmington, Del
Schooner Cornelie, Noye', Hayre.de. Grace,
with lumber to Y. 8. Bits.
Schooner A. 8. Piercy, Poulsop, TO load with
scrap iron for Philadelphia.
Schooner Eva II. Brown, Avery, 230 tons Of
stone for VIM. II. King.
CLEAREp.
Schooner Laura Goddin, Fields, Lower Poto.
mac.
Schooner Isabells, Philips, Lower Potomac.
Schooner Fancequitt, Crouch, Lower Poto-
mac.
CLEARED ron THIS PORT.
Schooner Robert Healy, Brooks, from Balti.
more.
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Coupons, lIIlj 5.2O's, 1869, 1885, 5-2O's, 1864,
ll0i 6.20'S, 1865, 110ii b.2O's, January and
July, 1865, 1885, l0.40's, 1921 1905, August,
1875 1905, June, 1876 1905, July, IO7ii
Gold, 140l.
The national Republican., 1867-08-13

Tue Bro TRUNK in front of the we'll
known establishment Of James S, Topham & Co.,
No. 500 Seventh street. cast side, next door to Odd
Fellows Hall is sure to arrest tho attention Of ~
passer.by. II means that these gentlemen are far
nishing trunks Of every aud Of the best quality,
Manufactured BY themselves, at Wholesale rStes.
Remember the place, No. 800 Seventh street. You
will see big 900" on each end Of the big trunk
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L o &C Al ITE M s +.

GAR's AULD cLAEs look amaist as weel's'
Price sore on the Of Seventh street and Mary
land avenue.
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Nor VERY EXTENSIVE, but cool and com.
Portable are those t6.5O White Suits for men, at
saks Co., Oh Seventh street, adIoiping Bink
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Ch.ales 3. Morse. N. Y. II. T. Mullan, Annapo'
lis, Md; James j. Bryan, New York A. Liiiin
baltimore; 3 v. Lsyelie and wife, Baltimore; J.
W. Russell, Cambridge, Nd J. Toy Green, Dublir
ireland; L. X. washburn, Mass, II. G. Pruss,
Washington, D. G. ; J. Jackson, washipgtoo, D. q.
George W. Grooss, u. s. A. O. r. Perkins, N. J; B
Sebastian, Now York; 4. J. Roach, d. G. L. N
0royermAn, D, G,
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ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.

A. Washington, Il. Cone, B. y. Bunkner, N. Y; c.
X. Hall, Z. NJ Sawyer, Texas; l.. Loomis and wife,
A. II Blanchard, Va. Geo. l.. Bright and wife; H. D.
Barclay, W. Harding, 3. o,Dounell, Pa. ; Els sag,
gent, L. p. Hunt, Boston john A. Grow, wife, and
son, La. J. II. Eaton, q. s. Lowell y. Rousseau.
Hooper, y. 7. Wiring, Baltimore; I. Bliss, y. s. n. !;
Mr., and Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Pullen apd
daughter, Mrs N. Pullen, two children, and friend
Mr.Sand Mrs. s Pullen. 81. Louis, No. Mrs. E. Nc
Candle A. q. Potts, W. D. Beseo and lady, Va. :.
D. Bent, Pa. Samuel Bewley, T. A. Bcwley, Miss
BaMlaY. Dnhlln. Ireland.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

~ To Cousumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health in few woeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known to
his fellow-suforcrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-.
serpton used, (ree Of charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
nni a suRs oUEI roR CossuxPTIos, ASTHMA, BRos-
cHrTIs, ae The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription Is to benent the afnetod
and spread Information which he eoneeives TO be In
valuable; and he hopes Overy sufferer will try his
remedy. as II will cost them nothng and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dross REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2j-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co.,E
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EBBITT HoUsE-c. O. WILLARD.

W. L. Moore, N. T.; W. X. swssdburg, U. S. ..
Jno. wilkins, N. G.; Jno. kllhur, U. s: A.; J. @.
Bisekford, Philadel phia; }. J Jackson, New York
usre, switIerisni; Capt. D. Rose, o. g. N.,N.C.; A
9. Denhsm, N. J.; II. speeldury, wasbipgtonj II. g.
Boyurs, Washington John II. Robinson, Philadel-
phia; N. Richardson, n. T.; MA. Dailing, New York
METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY
sA. CHINA, N. II; CT. Slayer, Phiia II, Y.
Newman, N. o. Capt. A. Hay, A. Burgess, Phil a.
Y. T. Hill, Cuipeper @. II Va; O. Cotton, Bait
II. Miller, Georgetown, d @; T. II. Seymour, Bds.
ton, Mass; r. D. Ware, W. II. Ware and lady,
Montgomery, Ala. b. o'Rorke, N. Y. X. Devin,
BrOoElyp; j. W. HUI, Phils.
sEAToN HoUSE-JonN IL. sExuEs
A. J. Borttsll, D. T. Holloway, O. NJ. Wright, W
L. Hall, city; b. II. Chadbun, 81. Louis =. Riblett,
John Pedriek, Philadelphia; r. Boyd, II. O. Psks-
son, N. Y. Hon. Samuel II. Berry, Nd. Fred.
Boisk, Ark. y. ,, Dewey, Baltimore; Col. X. +.
Sinclair, Mich. 4. J. Toof, Iowa.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN
Henry Brown and Samuel Richmond, Va. T. I.
Mcmahon and NJ. D. Lalor, Washington d. G. Jas.
+ Williams, Harrisburg, Pa. John o. Ensor, Batl.
more; j. W. Williams, osw'go, N. Y. John Uoss
N. Y.
NATIONAL H0TEL-H. s. BENSON.
J. Z. Tyler, Washington, D. G. J. W. Dyer and D
=. Murphy, Philadelphia; J. W. faweeit, Va: John
oomlsy and son, Ind. A. L. Anderson aud WIN. Y,
Palmer, Nd. J. N. Fisk, NY.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
y. J. Perry, I. J. whitmore, St. Louis; 4. N
Jackson, Baltimore; 8. J. Nelson, U. s. N. 8. II.
Stafford, T. Dunn, II. Rodgers, N. Y. G. Healy
Phila. A. Lewis, Newark, N. j.
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