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The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Portner rs cs,enoye all Of this city, upou An spp,sl
rom decision Of the District Court n Yrederiefs
burg w,s resumed Il the virginis Court Of Eppss,,
continued. '"u
APPOINTMENT or cousrr cox,,Ap,xr
hdelin has been sppointed county constable for this
county By Gen. schoasld, and has rscsiyed his com
=, ss'0n =, en- ron kichmond He WIN qualify 10 bond
mests on Monday, the tth Inst. - - "'
REp MEs's BALI --ososola Tribe Of Red Mes. Of
this city, intend giving grand bali at the Iembiy
Rooms, corner Of King and Royal street, on the
evening Of Monday, tho 25th inst,
Cousrr CouRr OLHnN's orrrcx. There were ~
msrriage licenses issued from the clerk once of
this county during the month Of October; and ia
deeds were recorded during the same period =
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
GOVERNMENT SALE.
0fiiCE " ASSISTANT ouAhTERNAHTEK OKS,
No II kTlTR kTpppr
Nav YoRK CRY, October 50, 1897

I
~ Nav YoRx CRY, October 80, 1857
VIII be sold at Puhlio auction TO the higLC.t bid
dsr, on The 9th day OF November, 1867 at 10 m 10
oi hAChlhEhY, pertaining to Water. eondGusIn.
Apparatus stored on board Of the barge y. s. Ayros
now iyiIg mhiddle Pier, Atlsntie Dock Basin Brook
be sold '' ~
feet long ~
Lot Of Fire Tools
SLighthAll'I Condsnssrs
sizes. "
eWoodward Steam Pumps, Nos @ o. and
10 CAst'iron Globe Valves
slM.ineh Brass Plug Cocks.
weights, &c.
22'ineh CRst.irOn Check Valves.
The sale will take place on board Of the barge at
tue hour and place above named and purChig rs will
be required to remove their property within three
days from the time Of puTehA g. The barge will be
lowsd at the expense United States to any point
In New York hArbor where the successful bidder may
desire 70 receive his property, which must be un-
loaded at his expense
Terms Cash, in United States TIsssu,y notes.
RUFUB INdLEs,
General ocQ.td
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

NATIONAL TAEArRE.-Last night we saw and
heard RIsroRI-RIsroRI tho renowned. Fam,
has spoken her true deserts
The play, written for her, was elizabeth,
Queen Of England" But it is not a play at all,
only a series Of 'es"a', plotless. Yet there are
hne situations, here and there, and these, which
Afforded her the only opportunities, brought
forth the full power Of RrsroRI. We regard her
as the best tragic actress whom we have seen
and through many years. we have seen mabv
She WI" vol! supported BY the entire company
The audience was large and fashionable, Tbi,
evening she will appear as Marie Antoip.,te >,
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

The OWEN HousE.-In our advertising column.
will bo found card setting forth the character,
condition, and quality of the Owen House. We
can Toueh' from our own knowledge and e1pe.
Fionee' that mine host, Col. Owen. keeps one Of
the best houses of the kind tha. can be found in
this or any other city. He may well challenge
The travelling public, and indeed the citizens Of
Washington also, to test the truthfulne.s Of our
statement The house is on the European plan,
and you only pay for what you order.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

TnE Special COMMITTEES on the Treatment Of
Union Prisoners during the War, Hon. J. p. G,
sHASks, chairman. which has been in session at the
Revere House, BOrton, adjourn to-day until after
the meeting Of Congress, when the committee
will resume their session in Washington. Up to
this time about ninety witnesses have been OK.
amined, and the testimony covers several hun.
dred pages
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

The BILLIARD ROOM connected with the Metro.
POltan Hotel will be opened to the public this
evening It has been fitted up in frst.rato
style, and has FIVE of the best PnELAS tables.
Mr. PuELAs himself will bo present, and will do
the honOrs of the occasion in the opening cere.
monies
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Tue congressional railroad committee, who
are Investigating the Governments interest In
the Southern railroads, were in Nashville, Tenn.
yesterday, and addressed the Tennessee LegisIa
ture' and received warm welcome. Mr.. Nc.
oLuno' Of Missouri, said Congress would take no
backward step in the work Of reconstruction.
Mr. MERcUR, of Pennsylvania, followed, and re.
joiosd at the evidence Of thrift and property
which he saw in the State.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

WALLS OrERA HoUsE.-AnotherI large audience
granced this cosy little theatre last evening,
"Undsr the Gaslight" is fast gaining in public
favor, as the constantly increasing crowds that
thrOng the opera house plainly intimate. As we
have said before, the railroad scene ia we'll worth
the price Of admission.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Tue NATIoSAL DEMOCRATIC Committee met
at the Metropolitan Hotel, in this city, yester.
LAY. They determined upon an active and Wig.
orous campaign and appear much encouraged
Mt the prospects which the recent elections ipdi.
cate to them of success
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

WESTERN SPECIALS announce the establish.
msnt of daily newspaper at Cheyenne, the
present terminus of the Northern Pacific rail.
road. 1t urges the formation Of new Terri.
tory, with Cheyenne as the capital There has
been slight fall of snow in Chicago and
throughout Wisconsin.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
FIsAHCrAL AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL..

A resume Of the week exhibits q more fsy,
aspect to monetary Affairs than for some week
vious. Gold has declined about y and Govern
securities have advanced oorrsspondingiy.
Business, however, aud general trade has moi
ssnted 80 bright an aspect, and II has, TO use
been only changing on" f....
The -four and provision markets have be,
pecially dun, the former spnmodieslIy maxi
adysnee one day OF the week and drooping u
msindsrs We hope for more lively times the co
wesk. toes
JAr COOKE 4 Co. furnish the following quota
Of Government securitie.,
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

IRIS RuMoRED that JAMES GoRDoS Bennett
Is about to sell the New York Herald, or at least
that he Is negotiating to that end. Tho price
asked is s, 600, 900, and at the head Of the com.
pany who propose to buy this paper stands Mr.
LEswARD W. JERoNE. Tho Herald in any
other hands than Mr.. BRsxErr's will not be tho
Herald
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Georgia EIections.-The Votes as far o,
Heard from

| Augusta, GA, Nov. l.--yots In Richmond
county to-day, 2oS. Whitfield County has p6lisd
| ,1Os votes, 900 for convention. Murray county
700 majority for convention. Rome, total pol
l,425, tho convention Is little ahead. 1t Il
rumored that Chattanooga and Barlow counte.
vote against the convention.
Marietta, $50 vote, pollsd up to this evening;
few whites voted. Americus-total vote
l,6l2, all for convention. No whites voted
Albany-total vote 1888, all for convention.
Three whites voted. Macon-Election progress.
ing slowly. Total vote 900. -Four whites voted
Convention defeated in this county.
eyille.-Fiitecn votes polled to day, all
for convention, No whites voting. Athens
Eight votes polled to-day all for convention.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. l-lO p. m.-Conserva.
tive papers dsnounce Gen. Pope's extension as
illegal and contrary to law authorizing the cleo.
tion.
La Grange, l.sOi votes polled; all for the con.
ventioni only IL whites voted.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 1.-The excitement of
the election has died out. Seventeen white
votes cast to-day. Total for city, !, 800; county,
ABS. Bryan county, 1856 for, 20 against the
convention. cheathsm county. 9,703. Eaing.
ham county, 2Os. Thomas county, 700. Lovn.
des county, $40. Pierce county, 1853.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

The Wheeling hHsiHgsner of yesterday
speaking Of the recent election in that State,
estimates that the Senate will stand twenty Re.
publicnns to two Democrats, and the House
forty.fouF Republicans to eleven Democrat,
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Church Celebration in 81 Io,,s

sr' Louis, Nov. 1.-The S5O,h jubilee Of the
Reformation was celebrated here to-day by vari.
Gus churches schools, and organizations Of
Lutheran An immense procession, estimated
to have contained 10000 persons, including
children, marching through some Of the princi.
pal streets with music and banners to Concordia
Park, where speeches appropriate to the occn.
sion were delivered.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

IAE congressional committee who are inVesti
eating the loyalty of Ksntucky's representative,
in Congress were in session yesterday in Cincip.
natl at the Burnett Housc, taking evidence rel.
ative to the Newport district.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

ins sLoor borden, Captain NICHOLS, from
Nc" York, With iron, caPsEed in a squall A,
Fall river On Thursday evening, and sunk,
The crew escaped, but the captain is MISSING
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Proposal to Form a New Ministry.

TORONTO, Nov. IA dispatch from Ottawa
says General Doyle, Lieut.. Governor Of Nova
Scotia, called on Richard McHaGsy to under.
take the task Of forming a new ministry out of
the ranks Of the anti. Union party
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
DEPARTMENT OF THEINTERIOR
- UNITED STATES PATENT oPFIcy.


n. WAsHIEGrOS, 0etobe %, 1867
u ~ We Petluon OF GEORGE E. BrRT, OF BaryarI
massachusetts, praying for the extension Of patsn
sTSntSd TO MIN The 7h day Of February 1854 Tor a.
ing bristlss, for seven years from the expirsWon a
February, 1855: 'A' "H uaS
u Is ordered that the said petition be heard At IN,
rAIent once on MONDAY, the Goth day Of Jan
isoo, al IL clock, m. and all persons ave pnti
neg 10 appear and show cause, II any they have wi
sara peNtlon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are roaulred Il, sI
~ hS Fasht once their objections, specially sci
orh writing, at least totaty days before tLs
OF hearing all testimony nled BY either party IN i,
used a. the said hearing, must be taken aud trars
mitted In aeeordAues with the rules Of ths o(srs
which Will be furnished on application
Depositons and other papers, relied upon ms te,,l
mony, must be fled In the ofee tL0enty days before
me gay OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
Ten days after fling the testimony
ordered, also, that this notice be publIshed in
HHkfubLicAs and the Intslifgeneer, Washington, b,
! And In the Boston Post, Boston, MassachuIstts
once week for three successive weeks the hT,t az
.ad dpublieationS to be at last sixty days previou,
~ tue Gay OF hearing. 7. @, THkARER
noNE-W5W COmmlBsiOnef of patabta
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

MANY OF THE CLERKS in the different depart.
ments have left Washington for their homes to
participate in the elections which occur ns,t
Tuesday
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International CopyrIpht.

MONTREAL, Nov 1.-Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes Of Howard University, arrived hero to.
day to take rtsps to secure q copyright for his
works.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
General Canbv,s C,,.,,.

| CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-Gen. Candy has i,su.d
"ireular reversing the decisions of the Boards
Of hssi''ration as to sufioiency and ineiiciency
Of grounds Of challenge alleged in registration
lists.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

THERE WAS full meeting of the Cabinet yes.
tsrdAy, and 1t continued in session several hours
Important questions were considered and dis.
cussed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

EX'GovERSoR ANDREW, of Massachusetts,
had an attack Of apoplexy on Tuesday night
His situation Is critical
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
ReeIstrntion m N,, -,

NEw YoRK, Nov. THE official return,
show ol sos votes registered in this city to day,
which makes the total number registered up to
date lOc,29O The total registration last wear
vas l02142
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Hotel Burned-I.os. a.. ooo

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Rutherford PARK
Hotel, near Bowling Springs, N. j., wa, dc.
stroyed BY FIRE last night. Loss $75, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Observation-Disclosures
cSIJED sTArEs PArEST OFrror,

''' ~ 'iAINH AIkN1 bFFICF
o WAsHlNGT0N, October 3, 1867
On Tie petition Of EDwAED A. TUrrLE, Of BTookivD
new YORK, praying for tho extension Of A batSni
granled to him the "a day Of January 1884, for an
Improvement 10 Hot Air Registers Tor s6yep yssrs
rom the xpratlon Of said patent which takss nIsr
on the I'd day Of January, 1865: paw
u Is ordered that the said petition be heard At tina
fAlent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of DecembsT
next, AZ " o'eloek, m and all persons are poiGej
70 SPPss and show cause II any they have, why
sara petition ought not to be granted. wy
Persons opposing the extension are required IN Ala
~ me Patent once their obJsotions specially ast
l9rlh In wrting at loR t0snty days before thc JSy
o. hsatag al ,"9tinopy hled by either party, to 10
used a. the sail hearing, must be taken and trans.
m,tted 10 accordance with the rules Of lie ofi"e
WRich VII he mralshed on application,
peposllious and other papers, relied upon "a tcst
hony, must be hod in the orics t0sR,y days befoTe
me DAY Of hearing; the arguments, n any. within
'fE Gays stter hling tho testimOny
OIueTed, slso, that this notice be Pubshsd In the
GtPUbLlcAN and the IntslliOsncsr, WashipRton. n
u, and In tue TiHlss, New York, New York once
WgeH lgT three fueeeaslye weeks the ATst Of said
day Of hearing. 4 O. THEIKRR0 'He
'"'"o" Commlssloner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Tue FREScH troops were received in Rome
eilentIy. The Papal forces were to attack GARr.
BALDI yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

AT MEETING of the Republican committee
OF Ahssaany county Pa, on Thursday, r,so.
luton was adopted nominating General GRAyr
for the Presidency.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Two Murderer Taken from Jail by n
Mob and Hung-The Execution OF n
Murderer,

hufueTer.
ISDIANAPoLIs, IXD., Nov John Pattersor
and man named Hatchsll, in Jail at Franklin.
lnd-Pattersonr accused of the murder Of
David Lyons, at Greenwood Ind, and Hatch.lI,
as an nccomPlice Of Patterson, and Of a murder
in kentucky-wer forcibly taken from the iaiI
last night by mob and conveyed to schoGeId's
wood, near town, and hung HatchelI nearly
succeeded in making his escape while on the way
to tho place Of execution, but was fred on and
captured At the first attempt to hang Hatchell
the rope broke, but another was procured and
the hanging completed.
An inquest Is being held to-day at the court.
house, but there is little excitement over the
affair.
Milton White, the murderer of 'IGuppas, at
Ander'on' Ind, in June last, was executed to.
uAy' In an'Ter to the sheriff, whether he had
any thing to .'y, he replied, nothing"
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
From Delaware The State ys. Moses
Rash.

| Rash,
| WILWSGTos, DEL, Nov. In the court Of
| General Sessions of Delaware, at lover. on
Tuesday, in the case of the State against Moses
Rash, it being proposed by the prosecuting Off.
cor to present the evidence of the complainant.
Samuel Deevry, a colored man, objection was
made by the counsel for tho defence that the
laws of Delaware do not permit colored testi.
mony when there are competent white witnesses
Chief Justice Gilpln ruled that the testimony
should be admitted, because he had said II had
been customary in his court to permit prose.
cutting witnesses to testify, even though they
we're colOredi but he gave, as bis opinion from
the bench upon point which could as well bo
settled now as at any other time, that the civil
rights bill of Congress, so far as it assumed to
regulate aud control the admission or rejection
Of testimony in this State, which was regulated
by the laws of the State, was imperative and
void, in his opinion. Judge Wooden concurred
and Judge Wales dissented. In tho case Of n
decision to this effect by the court, the above
would, doubtless, be sustained.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yest.r
day amounted to 1928, ,7l2l7.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Gov. HARTMAN has issued a proclamation
appointing Thursday, Nov. 2s, as a day Of
'hnnksgiving and prayer in New Hampshire
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
DIsmlsaal of Mailman ,

Dismissal OF workmon from an Arsenal.
srRtSeFIELD, MASS, Nov 1.-The ditcharge
OF workmen at the United States armOry con.
tinue', and the greater portion of the works are
idle Thirty-hve were discharged yesterday,
and the whole number now is reduced to about
Eve hundred.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
BOOTS AND SHOES

A CARD.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN
"A informing my fiends and the public gener.
any 'hAt have commenced business at No I7R
1nteebth street, between PennsylyAnia avenue and
= tHee', where thAll have constantly on hand a
lArge aud well selected stock Of Ladiss and Geat.
men Furnihhing Goods, comprising, in paTt
hosiery Gloves and Underwear, together with a
respectfully solicit an Inspection Of stock fesIIp1
eohhdent that, with an experiences VI nearly tss
years In the businss, shall be able TO eyo entTs
saUsiaetion 10 all who may favor me with a call
J. W. PiLLING
oe3I'A Late Clerk with r. Plliiny
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

The Funeral Of Gov. Andrew Weston
the Pedestrian.
BosroS, Nov. 1.-The funsrsl Of Gov. An.
drew takes place at noon to.monow in the Ar.
iinston street church. There will be process.
sion which will include Gov. Bullock, heads Of
executive, Judicial, and city departments, Off.
GERS Of the army, navy, and volunteer service.
The Independents Cadets will act a. escort The
remains will be conveyed to Mount Auburn,
West Cambridge.
Weston, the pedestrian, left here Today, be-.
ginning hundred miles which he proposes TO
accnplsh in twenty -four hours.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
THANKSGIVING A. p.n,.v,v.n,,

bAnnisn' a. Nov. L-qevernor Gsary. to
day Issued Al Hrlamation desig Thursday
the 2S.b inst, as Thanksgiving day.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

THE Democratic State ticket of California il,
elected by three thousand maioritY.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Yellow Fever Interments- Removal of n
Sheriff.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ! Fever interments to
six this morning, nino.
Special orders one hundred and seventy six, is.
sued to-day from the headquarters of the Fifth
military District removes Gen. Harry T. Hayes
from the Office Of sheriff Of the parish Of New
Orleans, for being an impsdimont to reconstruc.
tion Of Louisiana under tho laws Of Congress,
and appoints Cuthbert Ballet to the Office
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Resolutions In Regard to the Death O,
Governor Andrew.

MONTPELIER, VI, Nov. 1.-The following
resolution W. adopted by the Vermont Lesi..
laturs to-day:
Re,oired, That We learn with profound sor.
row Of the death Of the wise statesman and de.
voted patriot, the late Governor John A. An.
drew, Of Massachusetts,, and while We surrender
MS body tendsrly to the open grave, we cherish
his memory a. q national heritage.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

ronnon m ,,mm iokk nir rihsr BOARD SALES.
IossS; S.so,., isss, osc:, y JAZZ sus S'JS J,l;
io71 lo.4c's, itotS; f!so'., "a series, iocsS I.
Sd series, loj996; Gold, liOsz ''S' =
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
COMMERCIAT.-

NEW YoRk, Nov. l.-Flour Ioa2o cents loI
| wheat 2.s cents lower Corn without oec
change. Pork = shade frmsr; Moss Salaii o6 II
quiet AZ l8al3A cents. Cotton dull At lpalOiL n
for Middiine Uplauds. Frsishts quiet. spi5tt.
pennne quiet Al o. cents Ro,in dropping at t3
BAIrisoRE, Nov. I = Flour. The matk,, for 4
was dali and desidedly heavy this m ,rnipg. nj
Tor Baltimore high grades were reduced 10 car
cents lower. We heard on 'Change on tai.s oSl
bbls. good City Mills super at siO, and Of soms 4
bbls. City Mills extra for Ri. on private terna
Grain The market for wheat was very duli
heavy this morning, aud prices for II 10 10 eta ioI
than on yes .erday. The receipts were sbo 10
bushels, but not more than half the { isrir rs ,
sold. ked sold at 2l0a2l5 cents for damp, $40
eents for good to pr me PennsylvauiG, 2;Os29O cd
ror good to prime Maryland snd Virginia, and >
Eo cent, for strictly eboieo do white brought
a21O cents for fair to good and 2I5 for prime pare
bushels, being nssrly all sold. white sold at Il
lso cent. for old, and new ranged from leo to
eents-the latter for dry. Mixed brought l2sal
cents, and some 2. 900 bushels yellow sold al rs a
cents. Oats wers steady, fair TO prime selling AT
~ cents; but Rye was dull, the only tale fepor
being one Of 300 bushels at l5a cents
. ProrfSfons - The market continues very dull 4
heavy, and prices have 4 decidedly downward /,
deney: There are some sales Of Bacon making
Shoulders we quote at ls5fal4 cents, and sidesl
l6Aal7 cents for rib, and l7l4al7l lSconts for ei,
rib. Hams IRE selling slowly at loa2O cents for n,
city cured, and 23a23 cents for Western
eanvassed. There Is no Bulk Meat Offering, and
quotations can be given for IT, Moss Pork is ye
Gull, aud may be quoted at s23a23 80 per Dbl, l.,
we quote at ls94sll cents.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
yCliO1, Eeycriu

yellow Fever In Mobile.
MOBILE Mo- Fever intermonts to-day
five.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Snow fell in portions Of Ohio and Indiana on
yesterday,
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

10 II s A l. E.-A LEASE OF A
LARGE FARM with Stock and Farming I'm.
plements, near Mount Vernon, on the river Tor ,ae
~ ~ 4 bargain For further particulars apply at SI5
Pennsylvania ayonue, Warrington, D. G. ocS.tf
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
REVIEW OF THE GEoRsErowS WHOLESALE MARE
For the Week ending November |, 1867.

FlouT.-The -four market since our last roytoy hi
been unsettled, prices nuctuating In tho early ps
ot the week, and In the absence OF reported siIes
tl6al62j for weleh family; siiaiI. IS for car,
faulty brands; Canal extras, kl2ai2 so. supsI
go 2jalo 70, and CITY Mills extra at sl2 Goals
Wheat The demand for wheat h. been tol,r.bI
active, and prices have been rather irregular u
oneripgs were light, and sales effected at % sOa2
ported sales, and decline TO give quotations, tI
Gorn.Thsrs hi. IssS ~, little movement 4
The supply has been equal to the dsmaud, AL
white aud Yellow sold at tl. 3Oal So closing 10.
Inactive with seller. ats 30 Per tu.hsl.
good, and prices remain unehangel, eIo.iag to AL
at 20 cents per busheL
Cora Neal 4 fair request prevails for meal, ID
at o. So dec ine Of 10 cents on last FrIiay's prI
Rye Market dull, and ,sles unimpoftani. wi
quote nomiph q, .soal 3opsr bushsl.
nH Fed .Aiddiinss may DO quoted at ooael
cents; proHnstuhs at 32a7 CEN s; and shorts 2la2l
cents per bushel
Butler blades is selling at % cents Per pound.
Onions We quote to-day at o. 80 pr b6i
Eggs.-Fresh Sc eo,sd are worth 80 cts per DOZEN
per pound
" Bean. Prime Marrow are held a, a. 2O, and
Cofse -Rio. 2sa2eH cents, and Lagu,yra, 27s2d
Cheese New York factory is now selling at Is,
IL cents per pound.
Coal Cumberland run Of mine is active At sIbl
per ton per vessel load
Fruits -Crapberries are sellidg at GA per bar
reii Malaga lemons % per box.
tertthIers-Paruyian guapo, ae5; Turner's Ex \
eelsior, 80; Patapsco guano, 500; Pacific do 500
SSss Sss 'sPsr I phosphate sis and sca Fowl susnO
Hay Timothy 10 held at s2oa22 por ton, an al
ooss from wagon, rs cents a 81 per 100 pounds,
4 LaMeer:-there is 4 odsrate demand for Lumber
'ud We quote - white pine euiliugs at t3laS2 66
,er ! dressed yellow pine flooring, siOa50; good
shite pine plank. te6as5; yellow pine joist and
cantling, S2sa30; Carolina yellow pine, tt6a4I
,Mtn0ts, sl6 7aals; do. saps, tiial5, and laths,
Appies Green apples are worth 1915 per bbl.
Ledfher-spanish sole, 45a47 cent?; tighter sole
oa47 cents; waxed calfskins, o. 5oal rs per pou
lp skins SOi 90 cents per pound; waxed upper, 4la
% per side harness leather 47a6O cents per pou ad
ride leather, ej 50a6 per side; temlock IS Isl cents
PStdto,s-we quote MOrsers at s2a2 IS, and sweet
Poledsr.-DupOut's % found kegs, " 80 per ker,
nd 81 for Ave keg lots
Sugars -ous'' 1871 cents Porto Rieo IGIslS
San-Liyerpool ground alum. So sjaa 40; Liver.
Dol hne. s3.loa3 Is per sack; Turk's Island, 20
'nts In bulk, and pockets from to l6 cents
Slaves Red oak, s2oa23; white oak sSOa4o Per n
oop poles, sl per hundred
Shot. Shot 10 selling l24 esnts per pouud for
ig lots, and l2I5 cents per pound for single bags
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

FROM 'i"Y'n" Observance Of All Saints
Day.
HAVANA. Nov This being All Saint, Day,
was generally observed throughout the island
Inc Austrian trgato NoyarO sailed for Vera
Cruz.