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4. j. kIETCksR. AuctiuuFeE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON AVE-
NUEA-Nca-York Protestant Episcopal Public School Property.
b, order the supreme Court under The GsJl Of john Weeks
ssl, E,.eree. - .. ,,,
BLEFCKER soy 60. viii SILL no AUCTION, on THURS
DAY Dec r. 1906 y o'clock AZ tle Exchange Sa.esToou;
AYENUE A-Eyht ct. Side btscen Seventy seventh ard
Srrsr e. gtt 2S14f each. - each.
SEVRNfY SEvENTSI Foncen lots north side commencing ~
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A. j. biEKskrH, AGcloEceL
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, near Flith-ave.,
on West ssycuhst. Aucnu 4. T. BtEEIkkR son
& Co. MI s al Auction on WEDNESDAY Dec H. lo7 a. Y oock
Exchange S,om ne handsome 1soy aGi french roof
Hli ~ al LOf No % West gsfeth -. soa!l sle OeSeeh
lh ed SltaveA % ir9 block r perfect order, srd oonus
eli lc aleu upfortucrts Possession Immediately POI particulars
aui permits app t Ar~tonr' No u Cdirst
MoHEs WLAiNs Auc.n1ceL
TRUSTEES SALE of - valuable LOTS on
rsefa and oarLu-ti ard % second aH4 One hanere
a. thirty tiinl s,s The hofet iri.
D. 49, LUDLOW Go vii SILL ~ AUCTION TUESDAY Dec.
., o'clock 90 tbo trhs esTou W ll Broadway, ~
otrt ct Charles Bltr Trustee 81 Vie etaie ~ imiiOn
Niitns. dscrsfvd;
rVELFIA h-h .ofs comprising the entire font between
1927 All 1894 e.. caeh k5iiyl leet
sDs-e2 o i1uh .e So bet sest Of hs Boulevard each 2SI
% stt 70 iuohrs -.
50 frt u inches -
south SIDE rs -i vet o. TIE Boulevard each '5T
% feet II inches
one % II h purchase money upoa bond sd
a. three ~ i,e yess fh ndspuahc For hT
-s particulars apply he Agcoucer Or 90 CHARLES blILER,
ST. ID Waist ~ CBD
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
AnRIxALs AT HOTELS.

wILJARDs' HoTEL-sYxEs, caApwrcx q %.
ro.s snd Mr. isHsyd., N. VI O. A. Austin,
Wi MI 4; n cfCa, y X, J3 yh:slg,
Lynch and isd} Tent Hw. N|er}B M;
jas. z. Sanlif He3ils n ". FsrF4ll,
Siv.n, "iaSa' MAJ His!S nv sss .,ts' 4 \
y. 0. Burmihg,on and win. n l., Mr.. and Mrs.
nppinoou and P. Ingiy and Wife, Philadslphis;
Q. W. fisld, p. Aver, W. W. Pare and j. N.
-esA.yisa4 J. KS skif,sa- -Rsais.s -WasAins,ep,
|fTAGl h%l q Iifsli TSTHST Q pg,,yTIO
|-es.. ~ J, Nilis end -ohiids, 81 rLeuis,
No Alex 4, Lester, II. H. Hoover, Geo, n.
sdnSsr, md y. porrsnoe IpblaasipkisS j.
I&otns F@ lYfki W u Rd, l, Ms.h-
- 1t. M,,,r & ,.,. s..s,,t ] s,S AZ.
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2hsn 4 Aussins, M; j6d1s ssK RlSiiisr,
IowaI Capt Geo. A. Arnus. U. 8. Al W. j.
kss,nscf fSfhA udAeI s..GGsa.
--Gsorss Essrstt Boston, William II. Hoyh z,
I,;!! 4 \ 1 s!lEi!s' ss!lEEis!s''El A::::s&lE
ahiid, Mn. N. Turner. Frank Smith, N. u
sHI NST::ssI w ksyEa HHs RasI
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Az r. Reese, N. J., II. W. Rlsndrsau, N. T.;
9. W. Riys,, ToJ. Myssi Miss II, Rivss, Mia
|3iSf6 6HiIS I'M p ]. Dtet:,ss Q ~ TtTj AMI
[s .s!IsI Ssse::ss c.. ~. E;As'Sb
ter, Bossoai Geo. Z. Thofns, ny ''''70'
p. f%,sss, ssssS. Ssss ESSss dsssss sis j.
A A. Williams, O. O. Murray, Now York; W.
,S% Hsss.s III sis& ~. bBGs$ss $BaSi.
dolphin; Mr.. sud Ms: Afisit, Texss;J J. r. Chris.
lie, N. II 8. B. Lowry, Pa; QpFp, and
lWo daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Pstt6AI IksR- -1fay-
loo and lady, New York Capt. Dsbpr, city @.
n, JtneS Orb, Mrs. Cen; Hsmiinsson, Rich.
mdhdj 81 Moltuaey, N. JsS OF Ols
Il UBITfD STATES HoTEI1tMsH. BrAs,
IA a! !lCrookstSal n. II oJahss AlsKandet
ChfflStAssxiflsA VA; O. @. Porter, Ohio; ]. P,
Adsipb. EWhiilpes SPoint.GNs Y; g. II. Moore,
WrhiBgtens sD3 guJ. M Cor, Baltimorst 3. J.
Eorbaih, Ashls96 Mas W. y. Purcen, Wash
iAstor, y. a. 8sff,IH. Bennett, BALTIMORE 7.
Whitsmab, s.bihston, D. G.; John Jsh.s I'D
lady, AlsxahdfiA Va.
wABHIt aToN HOUSE A. =. BEvsaiDes.
IAR,k Rad, ryitns Pal 40 Mhsston Smith,
Phiradlphie Pa; John rs Bsileys Pittsburg,
Ps.i .capt s H Cole, Cincinnati, ohioJ Virgil
pstioit, Mbh, 90. y. w Phillips Detroit,
'efrlf = osHFHoUsE Qss W. OWEN si'
H. 4. K.winship,.y. v. R. Van wyek, MY.
B. II. Peterson. Philadslphis; John Stewart
MA #issS. HafT 7 b Il IL diss 1PSfaif. Ba2Ss' n
iYToy9 eisIV bnf sinn1 ,stBOO III sbOoD
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
rnURsDAy MORNING ,aat APRIL 2s. issT.
the WAR BETwEES ! FR7SCF
AVID PRgaklA. - -, - =. % =

we nave as yetseennp reason 10 change
ourminds respecting the pfobabilities of q
war between France and Prussia, tfowihr
out ON ArotEcs's attempt to ssftg Eurxsaml urxt,sa :
burg against the protests Of Prussia shd
the other German Powers. The nexsps-
per press Of thisd country, and especially
those which areE conducted by men whc
study attentiyely European question: Snd
Europeah politics. incline strongly 10 tBs
opinion that war must ensue. They think
thatthe wounded vanity Of the Fsench
people win drive LoUIs N afotxos into the
contest Of arms, though II 10 generaliy ad,
mitted that he is not prepared Tor Il and
that he is totally dishalned TO risk tbe
consequences sndmeet the inevitable dis
asters which are almost sure to overtake
him. he doubtless has premonitions 10
this effect hence thu, hssitansy which ap,
parsntly marks his present proceedingaf
lie delays, to gain time; and n he cam ~
avoid q conflict he will accept the sp.ua. spn
tion, but not--unless he is forced; ninth
'S~h "eAhno pippefotboAS hfp. made uA
will give some assurance Of 90, ,eess. He
will delay to the last p..onen,. lie begin.
ming Of the struggl', il il nv ist e come. on e.
While the ge-asral Opini on IN this iooun
Try among " ell-fnformed men is that there
% wl,. oe ar in Europe, we are inclined u
ue'e' to this almost uniysrsal Judgment
Id accept the opinions Of others as . final
ity, and TO say, war is inevitable Psrhap
sil we know something Of ,NAPoLxos, 70
we have studied somewhat attentiyely hi
career; and il anybody can ten What thii Hi
impassiye, reticent man means until h'
moves, they will enlighten the world b.
diyulging it, One thing, howeYer,is patent
and that is, the " nephew Of my uncle doe
not now want war; He may acceptt, q
unavoidable, and meet the exigencies 4
the hour as best he can 10 He willrride III
whirlwindi and control u, OF Eabtnit 10 n
fate, as the "man Of destiny yi,ser When he W. W.
comes, we must-rseesnize the fact; bu
until then we do not care I'd alter ou
opinions. 40 7IE LnG rls IgRJ 9di To
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
The Captlss Of PaebIa-Demand
d Tor slne surrendor Of Vers Cruz.

NEw YoRK, April 2l---Letters received
from Vera Cruz, dated 18th inst, confirm
the capture OF Puebla by the Liberals.
Two demands were made for O surrender
by General Porherro DiaE who promised
TO give quarter il promptly complied with,
but they were rejected with scornful and
insulting language. O. Iv rET -
General Diaz lost about two thousand
killed and wounded, and the Imperialists
lost one thousand killed and wounded. y
Diaz refused TO give quarter to the off,
GERS charged with the defence Of the city.
He caused all Of them from the rank Of
lieutenant up to be executed. The accounts
Of the actual number vary from twenty
nine to one hundred and nine. nnua ~.
| Immediately upon the capture Of Pue.
bla, Diaz sent three thousand men and a
battery 10 attack Vera Cruz! On the 18th
Instant messenger was sent by the Lib
| erals to demand the surrender Of Vera
Cruz. The Imperial Chiefs in that city
held council Of war, and no doubt is en-
terteined that they would agree TO eGpitu
4 late.H ii1D' ....' .U "a. ..Ifr a.r
The Imperialists had made another
sottie from Querstaro, and were again de
feated. 9ai u H!-QJ 3tlt gGg7g" =
The national Republican., 1867-04-25

NEw SPRNe AND SUMNER GooDs.-Mrl
Samuel W. Owen. military Insvai and civil msrehanl
tailor, n2 Psnnsyivania avenue, between Four.
tssash aud Yif.senth strssts under the owen House
whose long sxpsrishesfn businsa snd his extensive
and systematic srrangsmsns enables him TO present
his patrons with the hnest goods al the opening q
the seasons, announces the reception from New Yorh
Of the latest novelties Of nne french, English and
Austrian msitons soatings, oassimsres aud vesiugs
drillings and dueks, Of every variety and style,
which will be made 10 order, IN the beat manner and
at the shortest notice. Mr.. owen particularly ealls
.t.sntion 70 hi. army and navy goods Of every va
risty and description
The national Republican., 1867-04-25

- Know Thy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n. r..
THosros the great English Astrologis Clairyoyant
and Psyehonstrisisn, who has astonishsd the seien
aas slasass Of The Ola world. hAa now located hsr
self at Hudson, N. 7. MADAME THORNTON possssses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, aa 10 snsbls
her 10 impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
70 the singlser married Of either sex. While In
state Of trance, she dsnsates the very features of
Ma person you are y parry, md By the aid Of a
instruusnt Of intsnss power. known as the Psyeh-
omotrops, guarantees to produce q nfe-lks picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant to-
gsthss wish datsof marriage, position In Life, lead
ing traits Of character, &c. This 10 no humbug d
Thousands oftsstimoniais assert She will send,
yhsn desired, certified certificate, or written guar
antss, that The picture Is what II purposts 10 b..
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and cemplsxion, ahd en-
closing any esnta and stamped envelope addressed
70 yourself you will receive the picture and desired
hfsfnition by rstarn nail All communications
saersdiy eonhdsntial. Address, In eonndsnes, MAD.
AHE I. KiTHoRsros, n. o. Boz l22s. Hudson, MY,
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senator wilson at Noriollt.

I .NoEFoLK, Va, April "A. - Henry Wilson
is expectedto to arrive this afternoon from
q Richmond. He will be waited upon by q
committee of the radical organization, and
,,if he approves Of their platform he viii be
/ tended the courtesiea Olithe partyi u not
he will be left in charge OF the civil au'
thorities. 1He intends speaking at the
d I6oIft5houseyiJb aDrgntgp ~ E,fggr. -lH
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
MIA. GLADSTONE RETIREs.

'l Gable dispatches from LONDON w
nounce that Mr.. oGLADsrosE, the &C
knowledged leader Of the Opposition hai
resigned. The wherefore Of this Is said 4
he A.. cat that mite a. number Of dihora
wings, Of the Palmerston school, yotet
against proposed amendment Of his X
the Reform bin. Mr. GLlpstosH lost hi
temper at this unkfnd cut and retired in {
pet The Derby or Tory ministry came
into power with q decided majority in th(
House Of Commons against it, said, d
amount to nearly one hundred members IN
favor of the Liberal side. This Tory gov
ernment now has q majority of abou
twenty-five In the House. This is . decide'
change, and gives 70 the Tory party
stronghold. from which II cannot, for som
time to come, be easily shaken 'a, Y,.I y.I, ~ I
.al LORD RussELL, who has for some tim
past been thereputed leader Of the Lihsru
party, retired several weeks ago from tn
leadership, and the mantle iell upon MI
GLADSTONE the able Minister Of Finance
and now he is said to have given it pp,,ii
apparent disgust. y,IsilHs l,omll hgd
Mr.. GLApsross is one Of the mokt elo
quent and certainly the most able speake
in Parliament but he Is an aristocrat, ant
entirely opposed to short Parliaments votc
by ballot, and dmanhood outrage, n He is
nevertheless, one Of the most able fnah,
ciers Of the age. Respecting his retiracy
from the leadership Of the Liberal party, il
is hardly worth while just at this time u
speculate. In the meantime, Liberal pro
gress in England receives o checks,aa'ss
The national Republican., 1867-04-25

By THE burningrolgs stable IN FPlcd9,
Ohio, twsn,y.fOur horsss wore bufht. " fhs tetn
loss va, about y1u,eeo, % vhicn thustsniu'
surance Of sl,SOl 80 T/
The Republicans ofEek York vi \ Sfe
large majority In tho Constitutional convsn.
tiOn, the members to which were chosen Tues.
day. The vote was light.
TIE mill Of the MerShant1 oplfn
Company in Dedhsm, Mas wS kuruSd bn
Tuesday. Tho los', sihodnthr % 80, O,Ooo' Is
''.Aisss .Aisss&s5 Z 5SsS.A ), y A.p.h hssasLWua
the Government will lose from eight 10 ten mil.
,.ssa& e GIS,r.:.s n. .s.!s. 'StIHI tTsiS' III
MARSHAL MCMAHON, Duke Of Magenta,
sasA d rss fss'NrgieqApsff III
ss i..l.:S. s,'n fs.,',a ss1. s1Hi siiaie SiSs
hsv, been ordered to drill tn: ss5itIR ds
The Montreal MperVe states that the
aasise estss q III sssaf, EssdS ail
tofsfh tSefbtsss 1Atsodonhsii d fhs Ilyrfx,.
srstisn. and LIlAks siraay egpo !esspy skAfS
ssantihs ypeh nasyps'drs q sss.sifst v iSi, }, lDo
TIE case Of George W. Lane, esq, vs..
tho United state, Goysfnmspt was op the 18th
iAstane Appealed tsihs Unis.d ssissl Hsprss'
Court by Eli Norton, solicitor Of the Court foi
Claims .910nllll6d TO .6IhQl9bi
ALL THE steamers from San Francisco
% 70 May 30, kass fdii ffdshh dfdutspgassa
for New York. Flour has advanced, on an
average 81 per barsi ipcs ths bsginnlag q
shipments to New York " thswsy ~ theslstsi
mus Of Panama.
TIE crowd Of visitors IAEfhe EYhte
Houss Is growing loss each day and the Prssi'
dent is not 80 much bothered BY otiss-seaks-ft 1
Yesterday small crowd was In attendancss :
number Of whom had luteriswFith ths Kr,
ecutive. gsTT IDlL
GEN. HANCOCK has made a modal speech
70 the Indians at FSrs JLarsmis u rhis ispssct
has studied bluntness and much plain ts1k, ~
testing the Gsnsraf'si familisrity with. Indian
characteristics It does not Disguise bis purpose
to deal hArshly with the sassgpsi n nseessuy, ?
=
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
nEPARTMENT Oh, THE INTERIOR,
IL USTrKp sfITKs PArEsr oTYIch

~ ~ "". La- 1wassiH0ToH, April n, lesJ
On the pstition of hAthaAihl Gear, Of Marietta,
Sh e. ne :s,;s.sa q gsss. s,st,sd
pToYemeni IN haehlnss for, TnInl9g Or Cutting Ir.
regular Forms, for gsten years od ts expiration Of
said patent, Which taxes place IN The slh No
Z 5fdsSsa that the said petition Do Hsssd a. the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Soth day o. espteh Der
to Sss sSpss. "a Sst sss!: aay sS.S $ Wy
said petition oughtno. to be granted.
Psfso ppOslne tho ptonaon are reg uifsd " hls
in the Patent 0mss ithsln objSotlona, specially set
forth in writing at days bsioFs the day
Of hearngi all testimony nled BY either parity 70 bs
used At the said hsafingf must be tAkan aud trhnS
it.ed "a Aesordanoe With thel gules a the ohce
which will be fuEnishsd On Application. sDUa
Dispositions ad other pagers, rsliod upon testis
mony, must bO Alsd AhthS omes taSsntH days before
the Day 0f hsshnG The AEguiAunts, n Any, within
| tsn dhys Af1r d ling fhS ttstimony. y 8l6. 80.
Ordered, also, thAtthis notice be pablishsd IN tho
RntkhicLN and ths llt0eHeefI MAsAingtoh, D.
o. and in the Washington County ReOs, Marietta,
Ohio, once week. for threa IunesgsiIa Eeshsi the
hrst Of said publieatlohi 10 A. lsAst siEty dEyt
previous to the day Of hAAiins !. u s,,s,vvI "a,
/ e. ss7Iqs - aal1 sirrW "a nspa,.ttF
l.aS :.sa S:s III. q K: oSss WI SsSs
s'S'AisiAs nh sssiSsssl pWsiAfsW n
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
PERSONAL.

Personal.
Cyrus W. FIELD arrived ip Washingtop
last evening and took reoinI st willArdslEa
GEORGE WILKES, esq the able editor Of
the Spirit Of the Trms,i 10 h.ts. andstopsJ ii
Willards'. 6'lJH H'"Id fJdu W.
POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL left for
New York last evening. .SitkaT VII
DEWITT G. CLARK goes To n Euscpe asos
bearer Of dispatches from our Government.
The national Republican., 1867-04-25

FUNERAL oF BIsHoP Tpiks.--The mineral
cortege Of the late Bishop TMES, Of Bpf
falo, New York, on Tuesday last, was
grand and imposing. The procession mum
bered by thousands, and, consisting o
bishops, clergy and various societies
passed through the principal streetstO tn,
Roman Catholic Cathedral, where grant
Requiem Mass was, celebrated for the re
pose of the soul Of the behaved and deeply
lansnted bishop, The choir consisted o.
one hundred performers, and the music
was most solemn and touching- Thou,
sands Of citizans lined the streets through
which the procession passed. Bishop KEY.
DRICK, Of st. Louis, preached the funeral,
n The following prelates were at the fu'
neral: Archbishops McClosky, Of New
York; Kenriek, Of St Louis; Bishops
Lynch, Of Torontoj Farrell, Of Hamilton
Lefevre, efDetroit,- .Rappe, Of Cleveland
Williams, Of Boston, .Conroy, Of Albany
Grosbriend, Of Burlington; Lopghlin, o
Brooklyn; and Domininei, Of Pittsburg.
The national Republican., 1867-04-25

SPRIso Goops.-Wm. L. Tucker, suc-
ssssor TO wn. Tucker, No. 4as Psnusyivsuis svsI
nue., between Four-and.a-hsf and sixth streets
respectfully calls the attention Of the public 10 hs
us oflsesds for the season. He desire.
70 mention particularly, as worthy Of their notice.
On elegant article Of Black Drab Dests. Those who
desire suits made from nns material in The best man-
nsr, By sxpsrisnesd workmsn, al reasonable prices
should give Tucker . call Having an extensive va.
rissy Of W Latest sylss Of eloihs And cashmere
sonstsntly on hand, he cannot fall TO please all whe
may call upon him.
The national Republican., 1867-04-25

81 To Consumptivos.-The Advertiser
having been restored TO health In few weeks, by
very simpls remedy, after having suffered several
years with ssverslang aasstion, and that dread
disease, Consumption, 10 anxious 70 make Known 10
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FErsail Who dssrs n hs will send copy of the pre-
seription used, rso Of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
hhd sunn CuhE FOE coxsunPrioS, ASTHMA, BRoS-
oHrrn. 10. The only object Of the advertiser II
ssAAisg he prescription IL to bensht the ahaetea
and spread information which hs sonssivss TO be In
yaiuAblsi and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as y will cost ihsm ao.Aing snd may prOvs
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Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
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inEPARTMENT o. THE INTERIOR,
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-->nl lzs isa1i. 51'IN WImlIasfos, !, prfi Rsisa1!
On the petition of George y fssry of Phiiad slphla
Pa, praying Tor the sx,ss.ses q paisht gfantsa 70
him the "a day % sAugust, 1885 FOR snt
In Anti ieeh B6xes Tor seysa years from ths exp,
ration q sA,a pstsas hiehi tAkes place On ths hd
day Of August 1861 '5slqa7 ,fl'g N ovioNi kHa .
Il 10 ordered that the ssid pstitioa b heard at
the Pateht once on MONDAY, " the lsth day of
July next, at ~ o'cloeh m ard all psrsoas are
notified 70 appear and sho weause, II any they hays
why said petition ought not to be grantsdgo issl
Persons opposipg The sxtension are requiIsto tls
In the Patsht once their obi sotions specially 81
forth IN vrfting, 6t lsas Ssafr days bsfDre the Day
o. hearing alftsatipiony hled ~ siihss psrty, .
be used Afths said heaThg must Be tAksu und tfeis.
mitted In Aseofdance with ths rules of the ofesy
which will be furnished on Applieaton.pa 90
Dspofuons and other papers, relied npsi ~ tbs.
iinony, must be hled ip the ones tt0snty days 10!
fore the day Of hearing the fsdmshts hany, with.
In ten days after alins the tsshm9uy e ,.ItIsq
Ordered, also that this notice be pablisod In lhs
REfu1tIciS aud the NATIONAL IntsIif0sncer, wasks
instOp, Dsy ahd in the Inquirer, PhiiadslpAis
Pa 4reek for three sateessiys weeks the drst
Of said pubitaos to be at least sixty days previous
'o'h' DAY OF AsAnHsl comnI:.is,.t - Tas1PskS Psa,
Ps5ESitors Si ,ss sSoIs paper, yin pls.., sspy.
sohtainihR Iris notice. "a faNdpfi Aap25-lAN8E
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