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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
The Great Female Remedy for Irregu'


laritles.
These drops scientifically compounded ul prepare
ton and better than any Pills Powders Nostma. Being
liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering them
reliable speedy and certain specific for the Of all OBJ
strcons and suppressons of Their popularity
indicated by the fact that 100000 bottles annually
s-d aud consumed by the ladies the United States every
Of whom speak in the strongest terms Of praise Of their
great mOrs. They rapidly taking the place of every
other Female Remedy and considered by all whe know
aght OF the the snrsst SAFEST and most nalbe pre-
paatiOn in the world for the OF all female complaints
the removal Of all distractions of nature and the promotion
ofheah, regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be used and explaining when and why they
shaud not could not be used without producing effects
contrary to natures chosen laws will he found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written signature Of
JOHN L. LYON, without which are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN LYON, 100 Chapel Street New
Haven Conn., who be consulted either personally or BY
vail enclosing samp) concerning all private diseases and
female weakness. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
C.G. CLARK L co.
june % 1y-sp. Genl Agents for U s. and Canadas.
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The Markets.

The general tone of the produce market is that
of cheerfulness, in view of the promising condi-
ton of the crops, with a growing disposition to
Operate" but of course at lower prices than have
prevailed for some months past, except in corn
which has been more than steady during the
week, having gained 2 or cts. There is gen.
eral feeling that, as last years corn crop was un'
questionably very short, and has nearly all gone
to market, and there can be no new supply before
winter, or, in reality next spring, the prices OF
this staple must continue to go up,
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PIrrsBuRG a. sErTEMBsR 4, 1866.
Mssrs. Hosttter d Smith,
Y,fslsfroL Pm. min

\,
Messrs. Hosttter d Smith,
Fiasbtrgh Iennsplrsnid.
GENTS: think only doing the part of good citizen
when testify the great benefits received by me from the
use of your Stomach Btte during thu last five years. So.
jonrnng for time in the oil regous, in 1861 had
bilious attack which, in connection with dyspepsia
very weak condition. advised try your Bltterr
and, having procured bottle found that they worked like
charm eight pounds having been added weight
In the space Of week. and life seemed have been
infused int my system much been induced
to use them every since that time. As tonic
think they are invaluable.
This summer, having had similar attack aud before
much reduced although under the treatment of an A. No.
physician was again obliged to have recourse to the old
Bers, and with the good result having gained six
pounds within few days. purchased half dozen bottles
few week. since and purpose to them regularly
tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain
Yours, gratefully
WILLIAM MILLER
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. D.
Flour-Dull at $s.5Oa$10.0O for spring extras;
$6G$7.S5 for superfne.
Wheat-Inactive at $1.90G2O0 for No 1
spring $l.S091 SO for No2.
Corn-Prices &c better Sales No ut S19
8SLc; No at S3a84 &c rejected 75a'6c.
Oats-Brisk at 63a64c.
Rye-$1 for No J..
Butter-Primc l5Ml.c.
Eggs--l69l9c. .q.rl
Cattle-Fairly active at $4.@;95 Tor common
to choice steers
Wool--Steady with moderate demand at 35s
44c.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, Aug l.
Flour-Fresh ground medium grades scarce
and steady; all other dull and heavy, declining
to $7.759l1 for Extra State, and $9.3091 Is for
Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Heavy and lower. Sales at As for
new Amber Michigan $2.4O for do Ohio.
Corn-Tnchanged. Sales tat *1O1@$1 Oh for
new mixed Western 94c@Sl for unsound.
Oats-Quiet and heavy at S0aS4 for Western
Pork-Dull. Mess $23.75, for Regular.
Lard-Dull at 123a@135ac.
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It. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 1.
Flour-Markct still weaker. No sales Super
Extra at $SG1O: Double Extra at *1O@11.
Wheat-Very dull. and lower. Sales of prime
Fall at $l.65g $780, choice at S?OOa2O5.
Corn-Lower; white S5a90, and yellow at
S09S2c.
for Old
Rye-Dull, at $113.
Hay-Dull, at $l7q20
Mess Pork-$24
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, August 2, 1857.
The receipts of corn have fallen of during the
week, owing partly, doubtless to the fact that
the farmers are very busy harvesting, but
mainly, we suspect, to the fact that the supply
is very nearly exhausted In wheat and oats
nothing doing, being still too early for new, and
there il no old in the country.
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Schenck,s Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by DR.. j. H. ScHENCK of Phade
pha is intended to dissolve the food and make into yme
the first process Of digestion BY cleansing the stomach
with schencks Mandrake Pills. the Toxic restores the
appetite and food that could not be eaten before using
will be easily sigcsted.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy and the
appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every of consumption A half dozen bottles
OF the SEAWEED TONIC and three four boxes of the
MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case of dys
pcpsa.
DR.. schEScK makes professional visits in New York
Boston, and at his principal Office in Philadelphia every week
See daily papers of each place. his pamphlet consump
ton for hts daily ysations.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Price % per box
Principal Office No. Is North 9th st., Philadelphia.
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Errors Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful indiscretion
WILL for the sake of suffering humanity send free to all who
ssed the recipe and directions for nakngtho smp"
dy BY which he cured Sufferers wishing profit by
the Users experience do by addressing In perfect
Conh',.p e, JOHN Is. OGDEN, ~ Cedar IT. New York
may /. Tsp
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Special Notirrs.
DIR. j. h. WALKER
MAY he CONSULTED AT THE
iEIGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

To COAsumptlves.
The advertiser having been restored TO lheath in few
weeks by asmy remedy after having suffered for several
years with lung affection and that dread disease
coMumpop anxious to make known to his ellowsuerers
the means Of cure.
TO all who desire It, he will send copy Of the prescription
nsedree OF eharge with the directions for preparing and
using the 'amo which they will find sure cure for Con.u.p.
tion Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Colds and all Throat and
Lung Affections The only object of the advertiser sending
'no prescription to benefit the sced and spread nor.
nation which he conccves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy Ms it will cos, them moth
ing, and may prove blessing Parties wishing the prescrp.
'on free, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWA ARD A. WILSON,
may il lys2 Williamsburg. Kings Co, New York
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Spefial Totiffs.
Music Rooms.

Over Orton's Book Store Nam Sired.
Miss MURPHY continues giving instructions in Vocal
and Intrnmenta Music her her residence Terms
easnaJle Agents in Ottawa for the celebrated steck
Piano. also Pianos Melodeons. Organs, &c. by the best
makers Ottawa, April 20, 1851
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surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIR. OLlN,

(LArZ OF ST. LOUISE
And Graduate OF the Philadelphia University OF Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight years given his attention
to this important, speciality, and prepared treat all dis
Of ,c eye and whether surgical or,herwse Per
suffering from Cataract, Cross Eye Ta.l .Tumors
Closure o; the duct Poypus, Enlarged r.is Catarrh
and all diseases of the head and throat wond M we'll
suit the doctsr Examination Free.
Once in Post Office Building, over bakery. ,,a,a-~p
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Hats and caps boots and shoes to compete with those VIII
advertise to "sell at cost"
Superior quality Of mating floor and table oil cloths
to be found
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Special attention called stock Of shaw cloaks,
hosiery gloves, parasols umbrellas, straw goods veil
bargee tissues Grape love wells buge ribbon and ornaments
for trimming; bamoral hoop skirts black and white
marine skirting; French and American corsets; Yankee
notions ana Ia short everything that well be imagined
In the line of dry goods
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Drp Goods.


0ky VUUU0s
DEAD! READ!! READ!!! gua
GREENBACKS SAVED!
NEW GOODS JUST OPENED
AT REDDICK & GILLENS.
We respec fully the attention ofthsse desron OF buy
their goods at the greatest and most recent reduction TO
call and examine the elegant and largest assortment OF
spring and goods ia the city, which We are selling
under our old motto "never to be undersold
We are Offering the greatest bargains since the panic Of
1857 and cordially all friends customers new and
DID, well all cash buyers who wish TO touca tue very
lowest figures, to careful examination OF our Stock before
making their spri ng and summer purchases.
1t is known by using the superior advantages the
house possesses in buying for cash only and by strict ate
ton to business not only we compete but sell al closer
figures than any other house in the trade.
We mean business in 1t, true sense straightforward and
legitimate.
1t almost snperous inform the public that we mean
business when is widely that have received
the elegant well the complete assortment OF
goods ever kr ought to this city.
Just opened
AT REDDICK Il GILLEN'S!
All the latest styles Of fancy and staple dress goods
Such as ....
SILKS SILKSi! SILKS III
Great bargains in iasrous and lustsrss plain and seeded
In oil cOors. Marceaine and Florence. o.
QUESTION.
Where in Ottawa eau You find the cheapest largest and
desirable trench aud English popn empress cloths
plain and figured chae uss French leno and silk warp
popn apaccas OF grade and color mohar plain and
striped; bombazines: all wool delans common deaihs ;
French parcea plain and figured; French cambrc French
jaconets lawns and muslns French chintz English prats
Scotch and French gnghams in fact anything that rCh
rare, and beautiful in dress gOods
ANSWER:
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

In what house in Ottawa do and the greatest variety
of white goodsl Linen, lawn, osnbrc jacones nansook
percale bants sconet edgng and nsertng Richardson's
Irish nen pillow linen, table damask, blesched and
brown; linen napkins Scotch diapers birds nen ucka
buck and Russia oweng linen handkerchief hemsttched
anc embroidered embroidered curtains and thousand
and one other articles, too to mention.
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ANSWER:
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

French broad cloth black and coored Of all the shades
black and colored doeskns and cssmers In great variety
ladies sackng; French and English broad cloths and cass
raglan and repeants and everything thought Of
the line Of Fannels rating from SOC to yard to be
ma
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FROM EUROPE By CABLE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LossDos, Nov. 4-Evening ng-Consols closed at
% l.lei bonds, 6si; Illinois, s1i Erie, 46!.
FRASkroRr, Nov. 4.-United States bonds,
75i.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4-Evsning has
been dull all day. and closed at decline Of td.;
10, 900 bales.
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 4.-Ths steamship Mo-
ravisn, from Quebec. touched here to-day and
sailed for Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4-The alarm about the
Fsnians in this city does not subside. Troops
have been sent here, and others arc arriving.
Sir Edward Hosford, who was SO aotive and
efficient in suppressipg the outbreak In the south
| Of Ireland, Is In command.
MANCHESTER, Nov. At Is probable that
all the prisoners convicted here will have their
| sentences commuted, except Allen Gould and
Larkin, who are known BY the evidence to be
the actual murdersrs Of Policeman Brett.
DUBLIN, Nov 4.-The Nation and the Iri,i.
man newspapers declare the action Of the
special commission in refusing to give General
Warren mixed jury is caSus btM. When
arraigned for trial to-day before the commission
ers, Farioli entered the plea Of guilty. The
case of Nagh has been postponed. castellO and
Halpin are now on trial.
LONDON, Nov. 4-Eiward james, NJ. P. for
Manchester, died to-day.
| The London press this morning praise in warm
terms the performance Of Miss Kellogg at Her
Majesty's Theatre on Saturday.
| MADRID, Nov. A proclamation has been
issued permitting the return of political eIilei
to Spain, and remitting the penalties pronounced
against him.
CoPESHAGES, Nov. THE island Of St. croiI
Is not included in the reported sale of the
Danish possessions to the United States.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-Feeling on the Bourss Las
been variable to-day, becoming frmsr or weaker
with successive conflicting rumors. Rentes auc.
tuAting.
LONDON, Nov. War vessels and transports,
with troops on board, forming the hrst squadron
Of the Abyssinian expedition, have left Alden fol
the coast Of Abys,inia. Tho Viceroy Of Egypt
has offered assistance to England, and dispatched
. corps Of native troops to Abys,inia to aid the
expedition.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 4 The Journal de 81.
Psto'6mg prints an Oficical copy Of the join,
note sent by Russia, France, Prussia, aud Italy,
to the Sultan Of Turkey on the Eastern ques.
tion.
After rehearsing the unheedod representation
which from time to time have been made BY Eu
ropsan powers In favor of granting the demand
Of the Cretans, and for the general amelioratiol
Of the condition of the Christians In tho Otto
man empire, the note declares that the GreA,
Powers will hold the Sultan answerabls for re-
jscting their advice. and responsible for VII at
ever consequences may follow.
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THE REPUTATION PILL SUGAR
COATED.

Inc new I Ork hcfdfd tnus giosscs oNet tuo
proposition Of Mr.. PESDLEros:
"wbat is meant by paying in grsenbscks Is
TO keep as much Of that currency aaoat as the
country can reasonably boar, and BY no means
to contract the present amount till all or
large portion Of tho debt be liquidated. That
Is the proposition, and that, We think, Is what
tho country will como to. And what injustice
would be done? Who would be injured
Nearly all Of the boudholdsrs would be paid
more than they gaze for the bonds"
As much currency sHoat as the country can
reasonably bear. Stuff and nonsense. The
country cannot reasonably bear anything Of the
sort. The Government must keep its faith with
the people. What 1t has agreed to do, 1t must
do. There Is no other way. There Is no mid.
die course. The Heraid's proposition means
rspudiationi and 1t is nothing else, disguise 1t
as you will. yALLAsDIGHAN 10 the only honest
repudistor in the country. He holds that the
debt Is unconstitutional, that 1t vas contracted
in an unconstitutional way to support an uncon.
stitutional war; therefore II should be repu-
dated. There Is q wicked and nonehaIant char
aeteristio about his proposition that Is refresh
ing and though his views are mischievous and
uusound, they have this merit that they are
frankly stated and boldly put.
The idea that We may take advantage Of the
nations creditors by proposing to pay them what
they "paid for the bonds, :" and thus rspudiate
our solemn obligation to pay the face Of the
bonds and the interest thereon, comes 80 near to
downright robbery that We cannot fnd sufficient
patience to consider the proposition calmly.
The adoption Of such rules in the business Affairs
of the country, among the merchants In their
dealings with one another, would soon sap the
very foundations Of trade, and spread such q de-
moraliIation through the business comm unity
that every man would soon become thief and 4
scoundrsl
We say, II We are to have rspudiation, let ii
have 1t direct. Mono Of your roundabout meth
DDS Of doing a detsstable thing.
Let US consider for q moment this proposition
Of fissuing greenbacks to redeem the bonds L
there was ever swindle on earth, this would b
one; and It Is Q swindle Of such gigantic proper
tions that It almost takes away our breath, and
fairly engulfs human thought. We scarcely
know which most to cOndemn-the moral hardi
hood and boldness which proposes it, or the con
summation Of tho deed itself Such an issue o
paper money would place the currency on 4 pa
with the continental issues and reduce ever
man to bsggary who did not have in his pos
session gold and real estate. But We dismis
the subject for the present, persuaded, as We are
that the people, when they understand thi
scheme, will rspudists the repudiators, and
maintain the faith Of tho nation inyiolate to th
end
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoRGErowS.-
Mr.. J. 4. 8. THsRs Is no longer agent for the
REPUBLICAN In Georgetown. and the collsotion'
hereafter viii bs made BY the regular collector,
Of the once, who will produce their authority,
signed BY the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may be left at the Office Of
J.J, Boeur, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street.
Mr.. rHoxs GALLAsHsn, No. l46 st. Assph street.
between oibbon and Franklin, 10 authorized agent
for the HArIosAL RsrusLIoAr iu the city Of Alsrsn
drs, and will receive subscriptions and advertise.
msnts, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

Tnr COMMITTEE whose duty 1t is to invssti-
rat. the treatment Of Federal prisoners in
prisons during the war; with Gen. sHAsKs as
chairman, have been pursuing their eIamina'
tions in New Hampshire, Vermont and Mas'a'
ehus.tts. They have just returned from Boston
where they examined some ninety witnessed
For some days to come a portion of this com
mittes will be in session in the room usually oc
eupied by the Committee on Public Lands IL
the Capitol. Gen. sHASKs, the chairman, with
the clerk of the committee, J. D. LARABEE, ssq
arrived here yesterday morning, and the Gsusrs
has rooms at the United States Hotel
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

THERE WAS MECH EXCITEMENT in New York
city yesterday in respect to the election which
comes Of to-day. The Democrats claim that
they will have $1,000 majority in the city,
1900 in Kings county, and from $4,000 to
20. 900 in the State. The Tribune Of yesterday
makes a strong appeal to the Republicans to
save the State
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Coupons, ng14i 6.2o,s, 1904 lossS; 6.2o,s, 1884,
loisS; e.2o'. issb 1904 b.2o,s Jan and July lse,,
l07; l. 40 lCo6; 7.s0's, ID series, l05l< $50 9,
Sd series, lo'Iz; Cold, Az
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4-FlOur los9o cent. lower.
heavy. Mess, e2o e5. Lard dull, at l2NslS96
whiskey quiet. Cotton dull at lsIFal0 cents for
MddlinE Uplands. Freights quat. Spirits TuIpen-
tine nrm at 65 Roin seady at % 76a3 S7I for No.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-Breddstufs-rhe market 10
very dull There is some inquiry for Rio brands Of
shipping Exrs, but we hear o. no sa'os Quotations
are As follows Howard street Super and Cut Extra.
% 7jal06o; Howard street Extra shipping, $40 Goa
IL; Howard st'est Retailing, Gil 25slai Howard
street Family, sI2 2Jals; City Mills Super %, 6Osio
City Mills Standard Extra, tl0 75all Is.
Grafn,-wheat .-keceipts 2,6A bushels white
and 1870 rel, The market was very dull to-day,
and with somewhat large receipts prices were very
weak and decllnea fully o cents, tl sing langu d.
The sales included strictly Prine red at $3.50 in:
medium to good do at "a Soa2 Is. some very in .
ferior lots were disposed Of as low As psr bushe
few small lots Of ot oice red sold early at t260
Corn Receipts s $50 bushels white, and ,, coo
bushels yellow and mixed The market was some.
what active At about prsyious rates. Sales; white
$50 at u 3t 400 at 81 s 100 at sl 33 800 at sl 81
k0 mixed at sl 81 900 Inferior at o. $50 new At
o. and leo do. at tla0. Yellow-20o bu hels at
el SO; ll6 at sl35; ITO new o. 10; 2l6 inferior At
t. 25 200 mixed at o. al 1000 do at sL27; 200
Oats --Rsesipts 0,l6s bushels. Market dull Sale.
100 bushels at II cents; 100 at II cents; 400 at rs
cents; $50 at "a cents 1913 at 70 cents; S0i al 85
cents 800 Al IS cents; 80 at o. cents.
Rye Receipts I, 252 bu.hsls Sales 81 bushels
prime a. tl. 90; 900 at sl 90 and 70 inferior at tls5
condition Of the provision Market and II may still
represented as dull and neglected.
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

GEx. SHERMAN and all the other Indian com
rni.sionsrs, except Senator HENDERSON, left for
Fort Laramie on Saturday, via Chicago, and
they expect to reach Fort Laramie BY the 10th
instant, where tho chiefs Of Sioux, Crows,
Northern Cheyennes, ArrapahOss, and other
tribes are awaiting the arrival of the commits.
sionsrs
The national Republican., 1867-11-05
Action OF the Tennessee Legislature oil
the Cotton TaI-Arrsst of . Quarter

Action OF the Tennessee Legislature ON
the Cotton TaI-Arrsst OF . Quarter
master.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The lower HouIe Of tho
Legislature has passed joint resolution calling
upon Tennessee COngressmen to aid in securing
the abolition Of the cotton tax.
John NJ Hill, mail contractor, and formerly q
quarternaster in the Federal army, Is arrested,
charged with collecting $50, 900 on claims bear,
ing the forged name of General schell. lie gave
IS, 900 bonds for his appearance before the Uni
ted States commissioner.
A reputsd Desperate named Hoobsrry wa
shot and mortally wounded near La Grange .
few days since, BY Ben Dufie, notorious que
rilla.
Burke, alleged as one Of the robbers Of tn,
Louisville and Nashville pay train, was in towr
to-day, but eludod the police.
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

STATE ELECTIONS take place to-day In Mary.
land New York, New Jersey, Kansas, Min.
nesOta, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts,. We
shall probably be abls to lay before our readers
on Wednesday morning pretty full returns. The
chief interest among politicians is felt In the re.
suit In New York.
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

TIE PAIR of the American Institute, New
York, has just closed, and We notice that Prof
SAMUEL GARDINER, the electrician Of the Capitol
At Washington, was awarded the 6rst premium
for his electric gas-lighting apparatus Mr..
GARDINER has just arrived in this city and is
now preparing the apparatus for lighting the
CanitoI at tho opening Of Congress
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Georgia Election.

ATLANTA, Nov, 4,-The latest returns increase
the convention majority. Vote will probably
reach 10000. The white vote is about 80, 900.
ATLANTA, Nov. 4.-AdditiOnai returns re-
esiVed indicate the majority for the convention
from 10000 to $4,000. The regular Union
nominees are elected in every district reported.
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

THERE WE'RE MANY RuMoRs AFLoAr yesterday
in New York that a general war had already
commenced in Europe. GARIBALDI is reported
in Rome United States bonds quoted in London
at 69I Those rumOrs have affected the gold
market and caused an increase Of one per cent
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

wALL's oPERA Housx.-"Undsr the Gas
Lishtn still draws at Walls full houses. OF tho
kind II Is the best thing We have had In Wash.
ington for some time. II will run for good
Will. yet II the managers 50 please, but We be.
lievs this 10 the last week that It will bc placed
upon the boards.
The national Republican., 1867-11-05

Irs UNDERSTOOD that the President Is about
to enter upon the work of preparing his annual
message. The labor which he must necessarily
perform in this work will require the most of his
time until the meeting Of Congress.