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The national Republican., 1867-01-23

- OF COLUMBIA.
''',. r... =, :. '; : o.a.. "' 700 Equity Dock, a.
The trustee In this having reported that he had
sold lot No, II and part Of lot No. a. described In
the proceedings, In square No l99 with the improve
msnta In pursuance Of the said Decree to George Bert
for t7o aud that the said Bert had assigned his In
tsIea In said sale to collier c. PrAyssr Gnd that the
said fTAyssT had compiled with the terms Of sale;
IT'S, hh slst day Of December ls0S, ordered BY the
court that the said sale be- and the same 10 hereby
rallied and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
be shewn before the 24th day sf January, 1851
provided copy Of this order be p1bshed In the Ma.
TloHAL knPubLioAE At least three times In each ol
three successive weeks before said day.
By order Of the Court
true copy Test: X. J, MICS
IAS.StaWSW Clark
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

TWINE! TWINEl! TWINE!!!
Just received, a large assortment Of GlLLIN0
TWlNE, which am Offering at very low prless.
SAMUEL p SAVAGE,
S2i PennSylVaniR avenue,
Jal7.lm between TsAth and Eleventh streets.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge Purcell presiding.
Yesterday morning letters Of administration with
the will annexed wero issued to John D. McPher-
son, on the estate Of the late Timothy Winni bond
SO, 900.
The hrst and final account Of the administrator
Of =. Il. Brinsmade, and the first account Of the
guardian to the orphan Of Nelson G. Driver were
approved and passed.
The death Of the late johnson HELEN a member
Of the bar, was announced by NJ. Thompson, Esq,
and after some appropriate remarks by the Judge,
In respect to his memory, the court adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

~ A II D.
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
WAsHNaroN, December /, 1855.
soSRtors, Representatives, and ,OthSrS residing In
Washington who occupy private apartments can be As.
eommo5AtOd with their meals at this Hotel at the rate
Of tl0. 90 per week.
iss AND SYKES, cHLDwICK co.
T AW FICE.
JEREMIAH 8. BLACK,
wARB n. LAMOE, C.P. Blaze
BLACK, LAMoN 4 CO.,
CouKsELLORs AID ArToRHETa Az Law
IN THE SUPREME COURT oY THE UNITED STATES
THR COURT OF CLAIMS,
TIE COURTS OF The DISTRICT
TAR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
ooMMITTRRs CoHdRRs.
OFFICE, 4ss FOURTEENTH STREET,
dslS.u Directly Opposite willGTds Hotel
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M AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any
other article Of value, at the old Merchant
PAwnbroker Store OF X. FULTON Co., 500 Ninth
street, doors north Of Penn. avenue de20-u
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

The Plan ofAvards will be as follows:
All the numbers representing tickets sold will be
placed lu one wheel aud tickets containing the names
Of presents to be awarded In another.
The persons selected will then draw ticket from the
hrs wheel, aud the name Of present from the second
aud the article 30 drawn will be awarded 10 the person
holding number eorrespondng with that Of the ticket
drawn.
Tickets will be for sale At all the principal Book and
Music Stores and Hotels IN the city, and at SIS Penn
sylyanla ayenue under National Hotel, or by letter
addressed to
WIN. s, MORSE,
Sss PsnnsylVania avenue, under National Hotel,
deS0.u Washington, d. @.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

js2a.S D. Q. La RUE, Manager.
NATIoNAL ATRE.
PRESENTATION FESTIVAL
NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON, D. O. '
Al the earnest solicitation Of members Of the ysrIou.
Departments the evening for holding the Festival A..
been changed until
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 1897.
oPERArro AND DRAMATIC TALENT
Secured at Cos, Of Over
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
$4,000
WORTH OF PRESENTS
To be Awarded to
TICKET HOLDERS,
UndSr The direction Of
MAJOR VIM. s. MORSE,
Secretary Grand National Concert.
TICKETS. ON THIS OCCASION, q EAcB.
Books for Reserved Seats are now open 81 SIS Psnn.y
vania avenue, under National Hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-21

NEW YoRK, June 2O.-The Herald's
San Luis special says: Maximilian's
trial was to have been resumed to-mor-
row, but his counsel not having ar
rived from the capital, the case will
again be postponed. Gen. Miramon's
relations, who are in this city, have Sc
cured counsel in his BEHALF The proba-
bilities grow greater, that the trial will
be postponed on one pretext and
another until after the fall of Mexico
City and Vera Cruz, and till after the
arrival of the. American Minister.
Meanwhile, to aIlay the popular excite
ment and satisfy the army, which has
grown. clamorous for Maximilian's
blood, erroneous accounts are being
constantly circulated. Bogus procla-
nations, purporting to be signed by
of Government, and passed OF
to in order to bring the fallen monarch
into contempt. The growing insubor-
dination of the military chieftains to the
Juarezgovernment, causes uneasiness
here. Deserters forming into bands OF
robbers render the roads around San
Luis Potosi very unsafe. Up to the
date of June Sd. the seige of the capital
still progressed. Gen. DiaZ was aim
ing at reducing the capital in the same
manner as Queretaro had been taken.
Nearly all OF, Escobedo's army, and
the whole of Corsoc's, with the excep-
ton OF 5000 cavalry, sent to Jalisco TO
bring Gen, EaZada to terms, had rein
forced Gen. DiaZ, who could any day
carry the capital by assault, If he chose.
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NEW York, June 20.-The Herald's
special says that Chief Justice Chase
has decided that parties South owing
debts North, who have confederate re.
ceivers, are not discharged of their OBJ
legations. n
= The Tribune's special says the Presi.
dent has been informed of the arrival
of Santa Anna in Mexico.
The Times special says; Mr.. Camp.
bell, in response to an order 70 proceed
to Mexico, said his health was such
that he could not, and that If the case
was so urgent 1t could not be delayed,
he would resign.
The Times special says: There is
very little doubt but the President
will soon issue an order restraining the
military commanders in the South from
all action declared to be Illegal by
Stansbery'si opinion, although It 6
known that Secretary Stanton has adj
vised against the course. He argues
that the issue of the order will be q
waste paper, for admitting that Con.
gress meet in July 1t is certain that the
Military act Will be revised. It does
not follow that the military command
ers will be instructed to reinstate the
officers removed by them, but 1t Is
probab that General Sickles will be
ordered to revoke his orders regulating
and prescribing rules of evidence in the
Courts of the Carolinas.
The Connecticut Senate has passed
the eight hour law. 1t has also passed
the House, and goes into operation tht
| LIST of January next. H'ft
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Dry Goodn.

a
There has been a more cheerful tone
in the dry good market the past week.
The commission houses are no longer
Forcing stock at reduced prices. Jobbers
are closing out their summer fabrics on
best possible terms, and preparing to
take account ofstock. The retail trade
appears to be more active both in the
city and in the Interior. The present
seasonRble weather has been very adj
vantageous, particularly in imparting
confidence in all quarters, Manufac.
turers are already making some prepa-
rations for the fall trade. There Is yet,
however, no demand for goods for the
coming season, as Is usual In prosper
Gus times. All, parties interested in
the dry-goods trade are watching the
weather and seeking intelligence from
every quarter in regard to the crops.
Thus far, thanks to good Providence,
the season has been most propititious,
and every one feels confident that 8
bountiful harvestis to be given us. In
4 few weeks, now, this most imPortan MT
question will be settled. Brown sheet
ings and shirtings are in steady de-
ElR nd for small lots to supply retail Or
ders from the Interior. Prices are I'M
changed. Stock Is accommodating
Prints are in better demand. Best
spring styles are sold quickly on arri-
val, at firm prices. No stock Will be
carried over. bleacned ROOuS are Oull
and sell only in very small lots. The
stock is increasing. Prices are steady
for standard makes; others are weak.
Printed lawns are heavy, while the de-
mand is quite limited; a. large stock
will be carried over unless forced on at
public auction. Denims are dull, and
perhaps little weaker in price, except
for few standard makeS. Stripes
and ticks are In less demand with
no prospect OF improvement for a
month 70 come. Drills are not wanted
for export, while the demand for home
trade has fallen of almost entirely.
Printing cloths are inactive, nothing
doing in them for fall trade. Cotton
bags are in steady demand, with nc
accumulation OF stock. Prices firm.
Corset jeans are steady ut unchanged
quotations. Ginghams in best spring
styles sell moderately; others neglected
and heavy. Muslin de LANES are lower
for seasonable styles, with a disposi-
ton to close of stock on best possible
terms. Italian cloths are firm and more
active, Cloths and cassimeres, are q
little more wanted, and are held quite
firmly. Carpets are yet in demand nj
fall prices. Other domestic fabrics are
about the same as At our last report,
Foreign goods are not much wanted
even ut reduced prices. A large stock
will be carried over. Collections from
the country are a little better, and very
few failures or suspensions reported
Men York Independent.
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DIS MONIES, Iowa, June 2O.-The
Republican state Convention to-day
nominated Samuel Merrill, of McGreg-
or, for Governor, and Colonel Scott, OF
Storey county, Lieut.. Governor. and
passed resolutions in favor of the
amendment of the State Constitution,
securing the right to ballot, protection
of law, and equal justice to all men,
irrespective OF color, race, or religioni
approving the military reconstruction
acts of the last Congress, and demand
ing Congress to assemble In July and
carry out, by additional enactment, tie
true, original intent of said acts; and
that the prompt trial and punishment,
according to law, of the chief of the late
rebellion, is imperatively demanded for
the vindication OF the Constitution,
law. and proper punishment Of the
highest crime.
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RICHMOND, June 2O-Mark Downey
and Thomas Il. White, two well known
citizens, were Rrraigned before the u.
s. Commissioner this afternoon, chRrg-
ed with perjury in having taken the
registration oath yesterday. The uni
first case the prosecution would be ON
the grounds of the State Constitution,
adopted by the Convention at Alexan-
dria, DISTINGUISHING all persons who
aided the Rebellion on April 1864. This
Constitution Is not set aside by the Re-
construction bill. About nine-tenths
franchised IL the District Attorneys
ground is sustained. Both cases were
continued until tomorrow. There is
great interest manifested by all Glasses
of citizens. ~ -az41 ~
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ROGER A. PRYOR lately stated in a
conversation that he cheerfully Sac
RECONSTRUCTED" adopted Gov. Wise's
opinion that the South for ten genera
lions had enough ofwar, that the ideas
of Massachusetts, were to govern the
country, and that capital and labor
from the North should take possession
of the Southern country. he further
said that at least 100000 Southerners
were living in New York and vicinity.
locating there because they could find
something to do, and be paid in money
for their services. The South had moth
ing but its land, and must suffer long
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPu.
10 NEW YoRK. June
REaULAR RKPORT.


CorroN-Afarket less active and a
shade lower; sales 1000 bales at 26xa27c
for middling uplands. ~. s.faft,
FLoUR-Receipts $3.50 bbls; market
dull and heavy, 25a30c lower sales 1900
bbls at S7aS 25 for superfine State and
western; IS 70a9 20 for extra western;
SI0a11 so for choice do; 10a10 70 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
10 e0a12 90 for trade brands; lS9 75a1l so
for spring st. Louis and $11a16 for win
ter do; market closing heavy. Califor-
mia Flour-Heavy and easier; sales 700
sacks and bbls at $40 75a12 75. Rye
F1our-Lower; sales 800 bbls at So l5a
so.
WH1sKY-Steady: sales 100 bbls west
ern in bond at 81 351.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q, OsS bu;
market 3a5c lower on spring, with more
doing, part for export; sales 1000 bu
No. 5 Chicago at 81 70; 1900 bu No.
Milwaukee at 81 90; IL, 600 bu, common
Chicago for export at 81 64A1 "a. Rye
ley-Quiet. Malt-Dull. Corn-Re-
ceipts &c, $50 bu; market &c lower, with
fair business, part for export; sales
10, 800 blu at 81 05a1 0S for new mixed
western; 81 GOAL 10 for choice do, closing
at 81 ORAL OK for prime shipping. Oats
Receipts q 1856 Blu; market 2abc lower;
sales 81 900 bu at 77a7Sc for WESTERN SIC
for southern and $50 for Ohio.
RICE-Dull.
Es-Cofee-Quiet. Sugar
Firm; sales 700 hhds Cuba at 111zal2c.
PErRoIEUM-Dun n &c for crude in
bulk; 22c for refined in bond.
HoPs-QuieE. --
PRov1sIoNs-Pork- and low.
er; sales $3.50 bbls at $40 4Sa2o 20 fol
new mess, closing at so so cash; SO x
for old mess; S1sa1s % for prime, and
$40 75a2I 90 for prime mess. Beef
Quiet and firm; sales $50 bbls at S15 GOA
600 for new plain mess, and SO 00a
% 90 for new extra mess. Beef Hams
Heavy; sales 40 bbls at $40 O0a40 90
Cut Meats-Dull; safes 225 packages al
S<aIOc for shoulders; 12al31lc for hams
Bacon-Steady and less active; salel
$40 packages at 1O1<c for Cumberland
cut, 119<a11 10 for short ribbed, l21SC
for short clear, and 111<c for long rib,
bed. Lard-Quiet and firm; sales 65(
bbls at 1Is<a129<c for new, and small
| lots at 12ISa1Sc.
BurrER-Dun and heavy at I0a21C
CHEEsE-ouiet and unchanged.
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nominal. Baoon-In fair demand ,
chiefly from the south, but prices are a
shade easier; sales Of shoulders at SIC
packed, and clear sides at l2c; clear RIB
sides held At 1lS{c. Hams-In good de-
mand at 16a16c for sugar cured. Lard
Dull at 12c, and nothing doing.
BUTTER-DulIa t 14aI6c.
E6as-15al6c,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; refined
&c higher, closing at 17a17<c for hard.
Cohee-Steady.
GoLD-Closed at 1S7I< buying.
RECRIPrs-wIthin the last q hours
were as follows: Corn, 1000 bush; Cof-
fee, :, 800 sacks: cotton, SIG bales; four,
745 bbls; hogs, 49, head; oats, 5000 bush;
rye, SO bush; wheat, ,16S bushj whisky,
sHIPMENTs-Corn. Il, 900 bush; coffee,
LOO bags cotton, IA bales; hourI S07
bblsi hogs, sos head; lard, 2o9 bbls; ba-
SSeSn, Us hhds and So tierces; pork, zoo
S5is; wheat, SIS bush; whisky; SIS
JUNE dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull at 81 Gal 6S.
at 6la62c. Rye-Dnll and nominally
UNCHANGED. B3rleysaoNS,eglected.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D at SO GOA
so 25. Lard-Nominal at Ike. Shout
ders re; rough sides exc.
q BunaIO.
JUNE 20.-FLoUR-Dun.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul Corn-No. 2,
&c; Ohio, for sample, SIC. 0ats-Quiet.
FREIaHTs-Dnli. Corn-llo. Oats
&c to New York.
Milwaukee.
JUNE 9O.-FLoUR-Dull; city Xxx
GRATs~wheat-Dull; 81 70 for No. 2.
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NEW YORK, June 2O.-It is intended
by the Masonic fraternity OF this city
to honor President Johnsono on his visit
tomorrow with an ESCORT Of Knight
Uhas. Potts, Captain of the. bark Ea-
gle, was brought before the u. s. Com
mission this morning on charge OF
causing the death OF John Emery, cook
on the vessel on her voyage from New
York to France, by his cruel and tnhu-
man treatment.i
Jeremiah O'Brien was sentenced to
be executed August 9th, for the murder
OF courtesan named Kate Smith.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtees to the 20th Of June.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aiso.-consols,
e4s<; o. s. Bonds 70; Illinois Central,
rex; Erie, se7<.
Up. M.-Consols, s4sf,
LrvERPooL-Noon-J 2O.-Cotton
tending down. Corn, SIS. Cd. Pork,
74s.sU-i sFzHau1H 4 .lytH
2P. A.-Cotton, declined &c, Lard,
declined I'd. gEa
ANTwRRP-June 2O.-Petroleum Ssf.
ID LONDON, June 9O-Evening. Consols
declined full Il per cent. since morning;
closed at ok. American securities
Railroad shares weak but United States
bonds firm. Closing rates: 5-20's 20;
Illinois Central 70; Erie SO.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-Eyening.-Cot-
ton-Inactivity continued throughout
the day and the market closed dull at
the following quotations: Middling up
lands u5<; Orleans ll5s; sales to-day
5000 bales. The breadstuff market Is
Irregular. Corn Sd lower; mixed west
ern 37s Sd per quarter. California
Wheat hrmer, with upward tendency;
quoted at las 6dalss cd per GENITAL.
Barley Is Sd. Oats Ss7d. Peas s7s.
Lard declined
to 4ss Cd per ewt. Portland Beef steady
at previous quotations. Bacon Ais Cd
for mberland cut middles.
Produce-Ashes advanced to sos Cd.
Rosin steady. Spirits Turpentino de.
clined Cd; sales sls Sd. Petroleum Spir-
its I'd; refined 1sa1s I'd per gallon. Tai
low 46s cd for American.
CoNsTAEr1NoPLE, June ia collec.
tive diplomatic note, signed by
France, Russia, Prussia and Italy was
presented to the Cabinet ofthe Porte on
Saturday, on the situation of affairs and
the conduct OF the war in Crete. The
signing powers urge on the Sultan the
propriety of an immediate suspension
of hostiltties in Oandia. and a govern
mentlnquiry.into the grievances ofthe
Islanders, Christians and others. The
inquiry to be conducted by a commits
sion appointed by the Great Powers OF
Europe and the Government OF the
Porte. - ~
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Flremsr 0llled BY the ram OF a

NEW y oRK, June 2O.-The Herald's
Philadelphia special says: The front
wall of the Theatre fell at about twenty
minutes to IL o'clock, burying in the
ruins and Instantly killing John Lutzr
a member of the Hibernian Engine
Company. a member of the Frank
liz Company boy. and q fireman
.said to be member of the Columbia
Hose Company. 1t is rumored that
five were killed in all, but one reported
killed is still alive, though there is nc
hope OF his recovery.
There were fifteen or twenty wound
ed seriously.
TIE Hiberniau Engine Company the
OF its members severely injured.
The Firemen complain that to the In.
efficiency of the police, is the loss Of
life due.
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NEW YORK, June 2O.-The Herald's
correspondence. from Ireland, states
positively that James Stephens had Just
paid u visit TO Dublin and refunded to
France, after attempting TO defend his
course In the Fenian Council in Dublin,
There wasl no hope for the cause. The
writer states thai as a result of the Fe-
MAN movement, the United States will
this year gain an abundant supply OF
the most valuable immigrants labor
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FLouB-CIosed heavy and unsettled,
and 20a25c lower on medium and com
observation-disclosures in buyers
favor at 81 75a2 05 for No. 2, and Sc lisa
81 lSaI 20 for western. Barley-Nom-
inaI. Oats-Dull at 76aTsc for western.
Corn-Dull and heavy at 81 05a1 OF for
good to prime new mixed western.
PRoYIsIoSs-Pork- sales Of
800 bbls mess at $50 5oa20 IS, CASH
$40 60 check on Monday, and go 62H
regular; closing with sellers at $50 621S
cash, and buyers at $50 so, cash. Beei
Firm and quiet. Cut enthusiastically,
with fair demand. Bacon-In fair de-
mand at 101fc for Cumberland; Ike
for long ribbed, and 121<c for short
clear.
Steady, at l9Jza1211Se for fair
to prime steam, and 1910 for kettle
FnT
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Mrs PARTINeToH, reading an account
of a railroad accident, was much sur
prised to learn that the engine had been
driven of the track by one OF the
switches. "She shouldn't have tho't,"
she said, THAT the great iron engine
would mind such n little thing as n
SWITCH" Eyes, but you must remem-
Der, mamma" said Ike, grayely, 1.-THE
locomotive has a tender behind"
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A PARIS paper has this clever satire
on the present high prices: "a devout
lady who attends the Church of st.
Roche, has been in the habit of giving
a half franc every Saturday TO an old
man who sits at the door with a box to
receive aims. The other day when she
prodered the usual sum to him, he said, ).
81 beg your pardon, Madame, during
the Exhibition II is a franc"
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IT Is the invariable rule of Harvard
College to confer some honorary degree
upon the President OF the United States
when he visits Boston. So amer his
proposed New England excursion this
month, the humble individual Mt the
White House will be able to write
LID. or d. ID. after his name.
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CONFIRMED INsASITr OF THE EXPRESS
CHARLorrR.-The Gazette de FTdHee an
nounees that the medical attendants,
after having held a consultation on the
state of the Empress Charlotte, have
declared that she will never recover her
reason. 1t is also the opinion of the
physicians that her nervous system has
received a shock which must soon re-
suit in her death.
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RannAnnn

NEW YORK, June 2O.-The Times
says a report was received in Havana
Just as the steamer Eagle left, that
Santa Anna had landed at Vera Cruz
on the 4th, but was compelled to re-
embark. he then went to Sis al where
the Liberals captured him. BE was
subjected to military trial and s9n-
fenced to be hanged on theSth. "a
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EIectto6, or aaifronri Director.

M1LwAUKRR, June 2O.-The annual
election of the MIIwaukes s. Prairie DIN
Chen Railroad resulted in the choice OF
the following board Of Direetorsi Alex.
Mitchell, Walter s. Quincy, Russell
Sage, Fred p James, NJ A.aCowdery,
s. q. Simpson Joseph Rudd, s. 8.
Merrill, Hans Croker.