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The national Republican., 1869-03-08
CHEAP HREIaar RAILWAY Taox
WARRINGTON To BUFFALO.

At this partieular time, whom II 10 neces-
sary to strain all the energies Of the country
TO develop our resources and increase pro-
ductlon, we must look to tho points most i'm
mediately available to get the largest benefit.
To our mind, Pennsylvania is the best field
for immediate operations.
Pennsylvania abounds In mineral resources.
They are wanted for distribution In New
York, New Jersey, the New England States,
the States bordering on the Lakes, tho Chosa
peake and the Potomac. To develop then
vigorously, we need and must have double
track road, ,on the equal speed, equal rights
plan, from this city to Buffalo-one that {.
fully competent to carry sixteen million ton.
each way, at q cost of my cents per ton for
each one hundred miles.
road Of this character would be worth
more to Pennsylvania and the other State,
mentioned, as developing agency, than al
the roads now In operation In that State. Il
would carry more tons, cheaper freights
afford profitable facilities TO industrial en-
terprises, remove the high cost and clogs I,
successful development--in short 1t woul
be high tarif, In effect, TO invigorate an
cheaper our home production.
Imagine railway Of this character run
ming through county amer county underlai
with minerals, ineHhaustIble In their supply
being mined, smelted and carried out In
steady stream at low cost OF transit TO tn
axe and mouth Of the Erie canal In one dl
rection, and to the Potomac and Chesa
pcake In the other. Then VIC could say
business.
This road would be exceedingly advan.
tageous TO Washington, Baltimore and Buf.
falo; as cities, would add to their growth;
but this would be but mere drop In CON-
parlson with the advantages to accrue to
Pennsylvania and the surrounding States
What we are after now is, not the mere
growth of towns, but production on large
scale.
Let 1t be remembered that even one Of the
average mining counties through which this
road would pass would afford more freights
than tho agricultural portion of Ohio OF
Michigan would yield. No difficulty abou,
its enormous patronage. Capital would un.
der5tand this and invest accordingly
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

The New Secretary OF the Treasury.
1t Is understood now that the law passed
In 1888 will prevent Mr.. Stewart from &C.
eept'ng the office of Secretary OF the Treas
ury' to which he has been appointed by the
President and confirmed by tho Senate. The
President sent a message to Congress re-
specting the disabilities of Mr.. Stewart on
Saturday, which will be found In our Senate
report. The whole subject will come up in
Congress to-day, and the impression last
night wasthat the law would not be repealed.
There was a rumor last evening that Mr.. s.
would resign.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
NEW roaK MARKETS.

NEw YoRK, March 81 p. m.-Col,ou
nrmi demand fair, 2o@9ok cents. Sugar
unchanged In every respect. Flour dull aud
and nominal; si.45@1.47. Corn quiet and
steady at 90 cents; old e1., 0ats quiet but
steady at 74,f cents. Rye dull and nominal;
tl.S5. PORK dull and nominal; $50. Gold
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Rvufas g.fI,.,

WASHINGTON, March 0, ls69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securltlcni
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
District Of Columbia, Washington CouniV, TO tot:
In the case u CArHARIEH COEEoR, admins
trAtrx of JoHE COESoR, deceased, the adminis.
Orphans Co art 0f WAshingtoq County aforesaid,
appointed iuhSpAh, me xtd dAy ot fsbfnsIy'
lon Of the personal estate Of said deceased, aud Of
the assets In hand, as far as the same have bees
collected aud turned into money! when and where
all the creditors Aad heirs Of said deceased are
n0tned to attend, with their claims properly
Vonched, or they may otherwise BY la. be eI.
eludsd from all benefit In said deesssed's estate:
W LEX fpr three weeks in the NATIONAL REPUBLI.
Test; JAMES X. O'BRIRNE,
fsl M9W' Register ~ wills
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
BALTTMoRE MARKrTs,

BALTIMORE, March 6.--BrsddsfgGs.- The
market for Flour is steady at unchanged
rates, but II Is not active. The demand Is
confined at present to the local trade, there
being, so far as we are advised, no shippers
In the market. We note to-day sales OF Inne
-four at $3.50, 100 bbls. City Mills super at
s0.12hJ Western extra at s6.75@s7; Howard
street do. at t79k7.25, and Howard street
family at 1926 Prices for all descriptions
remain as before quoted.
Whtdt-Was dull this morning, but such
sales as were made were ut full previous
prices. Sales Pennsylvania red at Si.75@
t1.S5j the latter for prime, and choice Valley
do. a. s2.2o. The receipts were only 1900
bushels.
Corn was In fair supply to-day, the re-
celpts reaching nearly 10000 bushels, and
the market for Il was active and firm. Sales
comprlscd white at s4@S5c., yellow at 0O@
o2c., and Western mixed iu store ut $50.
Provisions.-The market is very quiet, but
prices arc steady as before quoted. Bulk
shoulders We quote at 12A@13c., and bulk
rib sides at 15lI@15Ac., loose and packed !;
but VIC hear OF no sales to-day. There Is a
fair Jobbing demand for bacon, and orders
are being filed generally at 15c. for clear rib
do, but round lots could be bought at lower
prices. Lard We still quote dull at 19H@
20c., and mess pork ut e33 per Dbl.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

DOCKET. BOOK FOUND, ON WEDNESDAY
the Junction Of PenasyIyAniA svsnue and seventh
street, lAdy's poeket-book, eontAiuinE q small
sun of money And ave shares ofths immaculate
have the sans By proving property and paying
charges for this advertisement Apply at the KS.
PUBLICAN Ouee. mist
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
RY THE PREs1b{EssslrH HSj 81 THE UNITED
ID STATES

BY THE PREsIREsT sEsEsso Or THE UNITED
A PROCLAMATION
In Gr punnss as sas Of Of certain isPdf
pIssdsni y ths taisd states q A%sfis. nhsos a.
hereby declared and make known that a public
81 G " &aS q iSs ps+Ss Etss
h%srsipsftsI % designated, G wit:
NAN "A e. t-Pa nd 9&ss "A, % sopasgs,ss on
q he OF ana @ q Mss Named. nSa he f.ps'
fsesTa 6s Il sections Z, 2; 80 10 Ia pa ~ IS. 20 22
:.etSs y sections and u j. fa%asip S is. adfii &
SoriS ~ base H'i In. and st erms fourth princf.
vAs "A. Ne Land oass q Raa Claire, eommensius on
pe.s as Gs & ss S.$sd s hS as
nS Townships 81 s2: 50. 81. IS. 30. 81. IS. 80 and TO-
North or base line and West Of the fourth princi-
Township g, north q range west.
p =: u T. 3, p. & !, 'sS1 y, y T. = ssisII ., j
Hands appropriated BY law for the use 0i schools.
lands snafnE auGsf Ifs act u 0s sptenssr % 2 isS
will be excluded from sale;
on tbe day appointed, and ll proceed In The order
hss bssI SsS are e. sn The w9o ,hf
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks.
and no private entry any Of The lands viii be sd
.diysa under my hand. st the eity Of %s.Rinston,
eight ndred and sixty nine.
by the President:
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
Jos. y. WILsoS. Commissioner.
NOTICE TO PRR-RMPTIOE CLAIMANTS
Every pefson entitled to the right Of pre-. empton
TO auy Of tho lauds within the tow nships and paris
ottnwnships above enumerated, is required TO es.
tAbllsh the saIna to the satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver Of the Land nee. and make payment
therefor Hs soon as practicable after seeing this
pouee. and before the day appointed for the com.
feited. JOS s. WiLsON '
COmmissioner Of the General Land Once,
Nnte. .-ugdeT the T,gulation4 Of the Department,
90 payment rhn be made for advertising nTOclamA
thoriIed by the Secretary Of the Interior,
fsbl5.MlE
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS CoLLBoB,
CORNER or SEVENTH AND D srRIHrs,
lkntIAnea on D atraat.l

CoSsss o. ssVnsfS TIt'f asD sfsIa1s. sIsSA'
lEntranee on d street,)
WARRINGTON, D. O.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle.s Eed men and women 10 q enrags
Of others.
The branches taught are: Business Praetiee,
Book keeping as applied TO all departments of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmsnship, Busi-
Spelling, Rlocution, Political Reonomy, and Com.
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as ssntlemsn,
Rates oP TUiTIoN, A sshoiar.hip. GOOD for
cities OF the country, eos Local scholaTshi 20
for one year from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets for
three months, 42Oi for one month, el0.
All tuitions payable In advsneei when paid 10
iustalments the rates ara ten per cent, higher.
Sessions are held day and evening.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Boa
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

On the petition Of THOMAS J. SlLsBT, OF boston,
hassaehusetts, administTaur Of the estate Of ATad
WoodyArd. Sd, deceased, praying for the exten.
hoa OF patent granted to the sad ATad Wood
ipPToyenent IN Machinery for Spinning:
a. ordered that the said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
aeposmlons, and other papers should be hled in
.,o, ,,. ELISHA FOUTE,
IopA'hSW EOmIniKsIuuor of pAteuts
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
a-HOFF,s MALT ExrRAcT nj

~-BOFFs MALT EXTRACT DIF-
tS fers ss . beverage from all vtber malt
preparations, as 10 almost free Rom sieohol, snd
therefore neither intoxeat ns nor irrtatingi as II
strongest beer II il well known that there exists
for tne sick and SUFFERING no other remedy which
effects, aud which. while u pleases the psiNts
siren gthens the whole system mhl st
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
The Inaugural and the Cabinet.

We have given our views OF this State
paper, and do not now feel disposed to 70.
peat or TO enlarge upon what we have said.
We have also given many extracts Of the
opinions OF the press of both parties, and We
must say 1t Ia rarely found that SO general
satisfaction Is ayowed In document Of th.
kind, and we are pleased to see that the tone
ofpretty nearly all the leading journals In the
land Is more candid than Ia usual in refer
ence to such documents.
That there should be considerable doubt
and dissatisfaction In respect to Cabinet sp.
pointments Is not at all strange, for such
would have been the fact no matter who
were 10 have been the lncumbeuts. All this
was to have been expected, and after few
days 1t will be over.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
CLASS PREJUDICE.

The only possible objections that can be
alleged against enfranchising the colored
race In this country, are based wholly on diff.
ference of color. That is, on class prejudice,
which has been the parent of three fourths
Of all the enormities perpetrated against man.
kind except those for which dynasties are
answerable. 1t Is unworthy Of a great and
free nation owing its liberties, its prosperity,
and Its greater advantages for the individual
citizen to the very principle that will be re-
pudiatcd In the rejection of the proposed
fifteenth amendment to refuse It's accep-
tanee
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
ITS VALUE TO THE NATION,

II must necessarily be hs labor on which
half our great country must rely for Its
future development and sound progress. To
refuse to accord 1t all possible advantages Of
equality before the law, will be to doom the
South to grope along behind other sections
Of the Union, as before slavery's dark pail
was lifted from over II.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
Special N Offices.

~ the Office IOT the trAusactiVn Of business
hAs been opened At he .orthsast corner Of Pif.
uty Department, The Landlords Of the District
~ respectfully iuvitsd to Join the Association.
Meubsss will please call and obtAin their eertih-
PEEb. RoosEs, Secretary. febls.soe,
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
'6rROnal

no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL you HAVE CON.
~ suited old DR. DARBY, next Old FelloWs'
hAll; He 70 successful when others fail is conf
denial and reliable. Separate rooms Ior ladies'
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
New Advertisements.

A R, FOWLER HAS RBoPENED HIS STA.
a. BLEs on Twelfth street, No. s2,, betveen
.as s'Fse Thste be will furnish the ans.t
nne't stock Of fHoRs Sin tho city. Give hima call
n. FOWLER,
mhS-5 Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
Real Estate Agents.
Butter.

1NHosR WISHING FINE GOSHEN BUTTER OR
J. PhihE RoLL TIER can hud It at MAN:
hlS0s STANDS, No. 32l Centre Market, near
Liberty Meal Market faS me-
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
PeFsOuAI.

Lewis W. Lewis, the celebrated Welsh
lecturer and bard, is in the city.
Senator Pratt Is so large q special chair Is
building for his use In the Senate.
Mrs. Senator Harlan Is very seriously LII
at her residence on II street.
Mr.. VIM. +. Murdoch is Ill at the residence
of Mr.. Franklin Philip In this city.
James II. Bristow, Grand Masonic Lee
turcr for the State of Kentucky, Is at tho
Owen House.
II. Il. Vandyke, Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States at New York, has resigned
his position, to take effect March 4, 1859.
Ex-Postmaster General Randall len the
city on Friday night for New York. It Is
expected that he will return on Tuesday
next.
Hon. John F. Hartley, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, is discharging the duties Of
Secretary, and the business Of the Depart.
ment Is being transacted as usual.
Mr.. W. d. Todd, who has held the posi-
tlon of clerk SO acceptably to Mr.. Speaker
ColfaN for several years past, has now beer
appointed Secretary to the Vice President.
Major W. Leland, formerly the popula
landlord of the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York city, but now Of the St. Julian, is In
Washington with several members Of bis
family, and has rooms at WIllards'.
Gov. Cox was officially notified of his ap-
pointment as a member of the Cabinet on
Saturday morning, and left for Washington
Saturday evening. During the day he was
the recipient Of congratulations from many
Of his friends in Cincinnati.
Rev. DR.. Charles Gillette, of Brooklyn,
New York, agent Of the American Board Of
Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
fell dead at about half-past ten o'clock on
Saturday morning, in Baltimore, where he
was the guest Of Rev. DR.. Leakln.
Hon. U. II. Browning, Secretary of the
Interior, took leave of his clerks on Friday
afternoon. He received them In his office,
and many wore the expressions of regret by
the employees with parting with their chief.
Secretary Browning will leave for Quincy,
Illinois, on or about the lst proxlmo. Judge
William F. Otto, Assistant Secretary, Is, for
the time being, acting as Secretary of the
Interior.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
IINITRD STATES PATKNr oFEI0R.

~ WAsnIEGTeE, b. @. Feb. 10, 1869
,oh 'he petition OF JoHN TYLER, Of West Lebanon,
New Hampshire, praying for Tho extension Of a
Pa!eet granted him on the 22d day Of May, 1855,
10 ordered that said petition be heard NJ I'M.
once on the "a day Of May next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depOsi-
lions and other papers should be died 10 this oGUe
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
febD.ThSt CommissionaI Of PStenis
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
"A ,.,,,WA WAsIsdrOE, d. @ Fab. 10, lSdp.
, "a tho petition OF fARcALOss wuYCKHoIE and K
Z. hornIsoS. Of Bimira. N. Y, pEayiSs for tie
SShsSS SSI isS SI patent granted e them September
foT an Improvement In Boring Machine:
- or!ered that the said petition be heard at this
once on the "a day OF August next Any person
nay oppose this extension. Objections, depo l.
hons aud other papers should be filed In this uflce
twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA POOTR,
eoh-h5W Commissioner OF Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
THE SLFIoy's DEBT,

To the eolored race, as much In proportion
to numbers as to any others, do we owe the
preservation Of the nations life In the late
var. It's improvement since the war In all
things euttling men TO the privileges Of cItl-
Ienship has been more remarkable than that
Of any other race or class In the same time
| known to history,
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
THosH VINO OBJECT.

Your readers may rest assured that apy
nominal Republican who seriously objects
TO Grant's selection Of either member of his
Cabinet Is more or less Influenced by per,
sonal disappointment, or breads the loss by
himself or Ills friends of some special favor
or privilege from the Government.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
l oI SoLtaBiAs FHE iSrH DA9 " oP PPFfEEBBbGI FEBRGUIi

John N Trook, COmpl't,
'.as .Hs EiI.ss Ese;, S.v No 10" In Equity
On motion Of the complainant. by NJ Thomp.
sonI his solicitor, II Is ordered that the de-
tendanA cause their appearance to be entered
heLsi1 on o. befare the hrgt rule day occurring
tory days Aler this day, otherwise the cause will
(slIIsdy orc p fIsuRR
true eep(-Testi jas. s o., D.
Il. J. AIIas, Clerk. felgJ. saw
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

~.sPECIAL ATT ENTIoN Is
~ rallied TO the very nne NEW DINING
Rooms for Ladies' apd 0entlemeu, the only one
delphia, and Boston style, Ladies' that VISIT Mr..
BREBITIrs can come in aud have the very best TEA.
near Y, iAnIhtf'
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TIE MEN SELECTED

No sounder Republican party men could
have been called to President Grants as
''',nncei no men Of greater experience 10 all
sasln Of Nrei - nss VITO, 10 the aggregate,
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1'ERaI, or THE NEWS.

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pcrioI.
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NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
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Another Strike.

The Union I.orSshorciIIcn arc again on %
strike Three weeks ago they demanded
higher wages, and failed 10 carry their point,
for the good reason that plenty Of men could
he found TO do the work ut Il lower price.
Now they declare that they will not help to
load any vessel until n stevcdorc who has
been discharged by his employer is restored
TO his place. In plain words, these long
shorcmcn intend TO dictate, il they can,
what wages shall be paid, and who shall
and shall not be employed, by the ship
masters and agents ut this port.
This foolishncss can only bc stopped in one
way. II the employers give an inch the
strikers will take an ell. They must hold
fast and refuse to make q hair's-breatth OF
concession, for if they recedc now thoy will
give the signal for new cXactions which it
will be impossible 10 endure.
We believe that laborcr" can bc had to
take the places of the str,..~.s; but, whether
they can or cannot, the employers would
lose more by giving way than by quietly
standing their ground. Fifty or sixty able
bodied laborcrs arc advertised for this
morning by Mcssrs. William Roach S Co.
They will be paid literally, and will doubt
less be easily had.
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cision of the court, and cause Icrgcr to br
delivered To the civil authorities;
On Sunday morning Father IIyacinthc al
tended the French Catholic Church in Twenty
third street, New York, without being rccog-
nizcd 10y amy one. Attended 10y Mr.. Darling
and MIR. Titcn lie afterwards proceeded 10
Plymouth Church. in Brooklyn, Uscv. Henry
Ward l}ccchcr's.) where he also escaped rccO@
niliDn unli after the congregation began 10
dispcrsr. when H. WAS cordially met and wei
coined by Mr.. i;rcthrr, with whom lie passed
the greater part Of the afternoon. The New
York Tribune, ai1cr speaking of Mr. Bccr'lcr's
sermon. says: "Aflcr the bcncdction wns
pronounced the people crowded around
Father IIyacinihc by hundreds. Every per-
son in The body oil the church pressed toward
the great orator. Ladies' mounted the back
rail Ofthc scuts. and stood there supported by
the gentlemen who attended them. Mr..
Bccchcr having received word that he wished
10 sec him, went up and gave him II very
cordial greeting. Mr.. Bcechcr spoke first.
lie suld that ull this demonstration was not
pure curiosity Of their people, but their very
genuine sympathy for him In the stand which
he has takcn in behalf OF manly Christian
liberty. The reverend father said TINT he was
much pleased with the reception they gave
him -
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Tbe Gbarle@tpa, AemB
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1860.
To Our Friends In the Country-In-
duccmcnts to New Subscribers.

We desire, iT possible, tO make TIE NEWS,
,olich is ahpadH Titho". crccpff0n ne cheapest
newspaper m tie South, regular riSitOr IN
erely trrH regulated household IN This ana he
adjoining states. is an mdmcen,cnt TO the plant
erS to subscribe Ia TIE NEWS before the Prpira-
ton or The present gear IRE hare arranged ,oith
Hessrs. lIafHer, ErdhS sf C01S'celi, The DubfiS't-
erS Qfthe RURAL CARoIISIAS, To supply that ne,c
and superb agricultural magazine, together ,rith
TIE NEWS, to al mc,c subscribers, at The JOit0rc-
ing rerp TO'r rates:
TnR DAILY NEWS aud The RURAL. CAKoLINIAS,
one year, .fDr sir dollars ana dTtp cents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS ana the RURAL CARO-
LISIAS, 0nr Yrd,, .f0r J0ur dollars.
subscriptions to the t,cO publications may be
sent either to ne DyODriefOrS or TIE NEWS, ~ TO
the prOpiiefOrS or The RURAL CARoLINIAS. BHt
persons desiring t0 Grdit themselves or This offer
'nuSt d0 SO 6eJore the FIRST or January merit, as
IN" arrangement 'rW not De extended beyond
that period.
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AFTER all the talk about the Suez Canal
and its effect upon the commercial relations
OF the civilized world, it would be somewhat
OF n shock if it should he found wanting
with reference to the very object for which
it was built. In Alexandria the confidence
felt concerning the opening of the canal for
useful traffic is said to be diminishing; but
what is more uncomfortable is that the agent
of n Liverpool firm, sent out expressly TO
survey and report, says that the depth
OF water throughout the canal is very
unequal. a light vessel sailing in it the
other day grounded, but having forfunarr'.
been sent OH its mission sic v,
started back without arr d,,' ~
be true, the ten s.,,, Zip li1e5 i.flion,.
bay for the e'rc, ,,ir sorn SOM,
other employ
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TIE Tribune 50. ,nat .!le Administra-
ton, in the cas, %! Dutter1eld, as in pre-
vious instances, has shown its determina-
tion to have its officials "above even the
suspicion Of evil" Has Mr.. Greeley forgot
ton thut Dnnlel e, Sicklcs is the official who
represents the United States ut Madrid? OF
course 1t may be said for one thing that
Sickles is "above suspicion" inasmuch rs
his ''evil" is beyond all dispute.
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THE letter OF Colonel d. Wyatt Aiken
which NC print this morning, contains i'm
portant regulations for the guidance OF per-
sons who intend to be exhibitors at the
State Fair. This letter is intended as n gens :.
raj reply to the largo number OF letter,
which Colonel Aiken is unable to answer
separately. ~