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spirit OF the siernipx Pres.

The Intelligence notices the palpable incun-
atenCiCs ct the New York TrisH,e, In reference
." the sImiuG Of slaves. or making use Of them In
ibC armv.
The hrFE5ltco", In noticing tho second letter
81 Hon Robert J. Walker upon the emancipation
"esticn. published In yesterdays Sia,,) take,
"r-asion 70 pitch Into the Presidents Gradual
emancipation policy, thus:
" We arc engaged In dc5dIv war, involving
The very existence Of the nation, and We vCrl
much mistake the opinions Of the people IL they
VII be diverted from tho present necessity OF
putting down great rebellion, which now has
- hands on the very throat Of the Government.
hy snybOdy'S Utnpian schemes o. gradual oman
'!pauon, dependent, even for their commerce
WCus, upon the assent, doubtful at last and sure
u Re long. postponed Of States over whose action
. nation has no Ccntrul.N
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q, " The st. Johns IN. b. Freeman, Of the 5th
Ins'1 Is IN very nervous condition because seine
glne houses OF the city on the Fourth. II dspIe-
ceIes me act as an Invasion Of that neutraIitv
whlch the community Of New Brunswick nro.
fssses TO maintain. P'o-
q " Inc gram crop In Texas, from the Rio
lsiSest one ever Known In that State Occasion.
ally small patches OF cotton are ssen, but this n
planted for home use 'A'' 30
D-Forty-thres slaves LEFT their masters In
Ndnsemond district, Maryland, Saturday niy ht
One man alone Lost over thirty thousand doliars;
worth.
1.-THE PTiacs of Wales, Il In reported I'm.
tent to purchase the rig hts az the Huisons kav
: omPanY, str T---- % establish q Caaad,-a
pftacip7iity,
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ARREST OF COL TT ROWE

AT an early hour yesterday morning squad Of
cavalry proceeded to the residence Of Col. T. F.
Bowie, near Upper M rlboro, and took him In
custody. He was brought to the city yesterday
afternoon, and after being taken before the Pro-
vost Marshal, was sent TO the Old Capitol, where
he is still confined. The charge against him Is
said to be that Of aiding Federal soldiers to de-
sert
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IL Tho SiGT seems 70 have the luck Of tread
ing On the toes and exciting the ire Of all the
Hlstherskltes and political lUELaroni That lnfcit
Washington. Some fellow who signs himself
Austin Fowler in the New York Tribune and
a Clerk Fowler again quite evidently In the
RsPT5lIcaH, calls us ia questionable journal
snd ''semi distrusted StGr'' Oh, Mr.. Fowler.
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TRADE WITH GENERAL POPE,s ARMY
PROHIBITED

Last night, in accordance with orders given to
Gen. WhipPle to prevent any person from taking
goods from Alexandria across General POpe's
line, wagon drawn by twenty horses, and
heavily laden with market supplies Of bread
otbe's, was seized near Falls Church, and this
morning vas brought back 10 Washington with
the fifteen persons having tho property in charge
ne men were released by the nilltorv governor
with an Impressive ddmcnitich
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ADvAkcE or PASSAGE RATES To EUROPE The
alucreRI Atlantic steamship companies leaving
their terminus at New York have resolved % ,aise
tho price Of passage out Tue advance Is eouiv-
alcht TO 10 per cent thus the Cunard line has
raised us rates for hrst-Class accommoda tions
rom Sljgto Sis, second cabin In proportion; the
pany, S'6 TO 500 the North German Lloyd, from
SlU 10 Sis. These changes, II 10 understood
arc made In consequence Of the depreciation I'm
h am. currency and the advance in gold. The
rates from Europe remain unchanged.
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BOARDING..

II 0ARDiN6:-severalB osrders can be accom-.
500 mpo s, yin p!eaesrt Rooms and Board. a.
desirable. Nv N sts
MRS HAvINa REMOyED FROM 2Oe
" 70 l9S street, opposite Winders Blllding,
Will be ready to receive BOARDERS Altar the Int
August, on reasonable terms. fyfe-1vt
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PEFsOSAL.-Msjor Roy Stone, Pa; J. NJ. Tom
enY, Memphis, Tenn; Felix r. Brunot, Pa;
Capt. Schultz and ] A. Wes;ervelt, N. Y; 1t
Cot rockingham, q. ). A and C. w. Batch
elcr ard lady, Pa, are at Willards'
II. NJ. Vale, Cal; DR.. White, u. 5. A, are at
he National
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NOTICE 10 wATER TAKERS
WATII RIsIsTlAl's Oyy1cr

All Water Takers are hereby notfSed 10 - -,
water Rente Tor the year oommepoInr Win tSis
d.te are DOW due and Isysble O. thu ofles.
relation to delinsps emf vsssS afsrs, NJ; ~
-, IN al essss o. The nol- Raymsui OF the water
sS jSs W. iIs sss ~ ss. sP Ds, Il Sss
q ~ .soh delinsSency. and the ss,d fsrvsyG
BY cutting OF the vstef ii ths msis and he shxIi
not ALLOW Il 70 DO again lsed In aid delinS gents
k,'fis,ist that the vsee- rent has been sad. ~
: n, 'rF Fse Of cuttipE Cd ana restsfins lie
- Il ;.i,s,
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The President AND CABIsEI-A Wa.bIny.
ton letter says:
Tho President and family arc at the Old Sol.
diefs' Home. Secretary Stanton has Is ken IN his
ieslaehcc on Georgetown ghs, while Secre-
tary Smith has gone TO Bedford Spring for bis
health Secretaries Seward, Chase, Bates and
bldlr reside still In town, and work more hours
'nen the most industrious clerks
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DEFICIENT HARVEST IN FRANCE.-The crop re-
ports from France show that the harvest ia not an
GOOD az former reports indicated The Paris cor.
r"spondeEt Of tie London Times, writing July
II, says:
regret 10 have 70 say that the accounts Of the
harvest, which has already begun in the south of
TANGO, are NOT satisfactory. The hopes Of a
H7pcIaburdant end even n prccoCiCus harvest
F#rc vanished, AMI 10 viii be fortunate IL We
.EFE very Ordinary yield. ThC accounts from
'ICiSn COMMITTEES d. not seem 20 nc much better
I'D though, according g" present appearances,
"tIC IS little reason 10 aPprChend scarcity siiIj
any serious reduction Ia prices 4, but family cx-
r,Cted.
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LATE TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Nrw YORK STOCK Mar

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, July -lIAam.-Long bonds,
99 II gold 1I5aIlJg. Market frm.
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TIE EVENING STAR.
81 6nINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY -. JULY 50. 1854

H-Bs9aIag HsHer on srrry Page. SEE
fssss for 'Hi0sSfIHg ItirSrdPbis an
sGtsT Fidfisy.
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By w: Z. walk a CO. .Auctoneers.

Successors 70 wall & BkEsIID.
ST. At t1cirosNon FRiSSS xxffTERSuadS.
lst cay cf huguft, at O'Clock, We vail sell In
nont Of the premises, Lots and 10, square $50,
hoptng each IS feet on south q street, Oetween ls4
end n sta, and improves BIZ ak small Frame
Dwelling %. under good rent
Terms; One third cash balance in 6. 8, and
- months, bearing interest, and secured By ceo1
oftrust
iJa w. l.. WALL q CO., Arss.
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'yNNCIsL New York papers Of Yesterday
. 'gninE say the stock market Is lower and heavy
.-HCenCcd ny uufdvoidble Tumc-s from the scat
90 war nc transactions arc on very limited
7,7-C. and chiefly between tho spCCulaloTS OF tho
'"Aif. GevCTntnsnls arc heavy, especially tbs
Ipon e's II Isl which sold At - az The
- notes wcre quiet at h. 4.0s2,. The coupon
. GA 1 gold a. . asa. decline If = per It.
Money 10 very duh dJ Jsh ICT cent on cali. pttn.
rally a. -. The sTeCTl-'Inn IH gold - loss
s.NFC, and rates = per cent lower
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FUTURE DAYS.

Br J. G. Mcguire q CO. Auouoneors.
I ARsE STOCK OF FINE CONF EcrIoN-
To,. AT F huD pII, Esso MoO5P 5ssis.
las, &c. AZ hucTI0sm0n fTEs 70 49,, msh =,
sSai sell, Z. he Ss Ino1n o. {,
6tptier. PENNEY wanna avenue, between stn se
' sss ~ eossssT FLEE
Ter Scales glass gars. &e, consstinT, in part Oh
Fine Conserve i fsSs and P.iS cssse
Brandy Fruits, 40, IN great variety
e.: f f:ssa 6 BI.ss srS Gs.::.
5 Counter Scales, Plated Beams, Dishes, and
Large number of handsome sl.,s Jars, Dirhe, 40.
And many othsI srtlole, too nSmsr9sr % S1vsrtse'
viii be ,old st the fsctory, on street, IN rear II
Moulds. coIpeTs' FTeezsrs, Msohfn.-y.
ga ys5s.s Of new s:,ss5T1 ~ oo''e'
All q sio che VII BE .Oid r,sosi fsssT1s. Mr.
6sssisT Intending % esss5s q, bs'i 6S
UTnE ABOVE SALE WILL BE COW
the contents OF the sctory vIl be sod. Entrance
d Iy s 'uee' sane a. Ho MCGUIRE CO, Auot,.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Apcticneers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE oSP-LNs'
SIMON, DissIsrD --on Friday newt. Toe Ist day
kfTs1 Se sSs ss =, n: st. g
near the corner OF Mary land avenue, a. 10 aoloof
an; oil the personal effects OF the deceased. VIA
Mshorapy Sofa
sprinI Seat Chairs,
I walnut Wardrobe,
MshoEsay Mlrbe too and other Bureaus, and
MshofsnJ Marble top Centre Table and wash
Closet
Fine Bru..el, and other Carpets, and Qllol 9th,
FeetheT Beds, BeddlnE, Bolsters, Pillovs, and
Be1steads,
Mattresses Lourge, Extension and ether Tables.
Cooking and other Stoves,
8 less and Crockery Ware,
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites, and many
other articles which Ne deem unnecessary 70
enumerAte,
Also, 90 excellent Carriage and Harness.
Terms cash.
By order OF the Administrative
~ SO GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GkOVBR's THEATRE.
TIE COOLEST AND sEsI VENTILATED
HOUSE in THE CIrt'
Continued and Unparalleled Success
HOOLEH,s MINsTREls,
FioT Nt5!o's, Nss Ycrk
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
JrLI SerS Arp Slsr'
The hill for these evenings embraces, AMONGST
cihers, the following ueuaots;
TIE GOVERNMENT SFECULLr0ES'
SEYMOUR AND LEHR.
Tn. very I.rth.tl. turet gd. called
SCENES AT ERADf'S'
griffin, LEHR AND SEYMOUR.
EALLBMSREHASrACU BROTHERS!
LEBH AND SEYMOUR.
The Celebrsted
h Nc SONG
uCRBTfI BORGIA!
RoLLIN HOWARD.
7IN HAYES ~ his woad.rful CLOG DANCE.
caoRUsEs. Ac, &c.
H. FIldsy. August I, benefit Of tim HAYES.
sc.Lz or P,.c
Drees Circle and Family CITce---.3 cents
OIonetns Chalfa-----------.--.-,b cents
Doars open a ~ 10 commences II "a o'oioof.
IL tor l.rtlo1Lars see pIoGrames iyN
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NOVICE

WILL Be sold 1t Pablo Auouoa a. the Nom
gust, 1881, at 10 O'CLOCK O. m q lrTEs susutify Of
boss and yeunE Pigs. A quantity Of stock Cattle,
Cow and Calves. Also, quantity o. very hGe
Terms cash, Payments made in Treasury Notes,
A. BECKWlTH,
" 2s-dts Col A. ID {, and G. 8.
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By e Mo6gIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.
1 nm CHINB-E AND JAPANESE FANS.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August LIST, 90 tI
o'clock, We shall sell
A larIe lot OF Chinese. japanese, Feather. and
and sual ~,
Also, few japanese Lanterns and ornAnert,,
to be sold without reserve.
" . I'D. Q MoGUIRE 4 co. Aueta
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a POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fsa, Fss, Fssl
II Fne manager sts great exp ense has effected
re engagement vita Billy Worrell, the great negro
ceIne1t2r and staSe manager; Annie West, the
greatest fSvoTlte OF any sonEspess ever IN Wash
icttHn, Continued success Of Mrs Julia Price.
the pleasing singer from the Philsdelphia Olympic;
MISS 10 Clinton, from the Baltimore Melodeon:
WInEerslein, the Immense pianist; and Prof SEQ
Nsohmsn. the we'll known vIolInist and muslcal
conc aotor. AdmIsslon free Lunch and Rehears-
a. every morning, l0-l2 O'Clock.
jy16 ID, FREY. Proprietoy
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FREE PROMENApE CONCERT, Al tks
syesms nsaS asst6f sH Mas,y.q.
respectfully informs the pueie that he has made
SATURDAY EVENING", after the CONCERTS 81
Capitol Garden are c!oses. part Of the Marine
Bsna WILL eve a Grand PIomensde Concert st the
st,ntS On Land. E7rThe Garden VII b bssuh-
iy SLIM IRepubhcan.t ProIrietcr.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
L0dAL INEWsl
AaaasaaanlsAls. .


Nh. J. n. CLARxE At FoRps THEArRs. .--"Dot''
was the attraction last night, and 10 every way
II proved attractive to tho large audience as.
ssmbledp. The piece was Sel' plsced upon the
steg0, and veil acted throughout. ~. Clarke,
hAyGyesn mors isuehsble than 70 SEQ Tiily In
ohADte Of the baby. The,nsw scenery painted
for II was well execu I'd, and tho music appro.
pirate. Mr.. Ciarke r,l,"ats bis part Of Tihy
,h' sveSin and IL Srar, tS %sms Ts stronger
Cousin" giving tonight two grcat plays
perfect double attraction.
Mr.. Clarke, a. ASA Trenohard." )" ia aoknow.
lodged tn be the he's, representative on the
stage. The character Ia peculiarly adapted to
hisstyls ofaoting; conse qnen,ly, be has achiev.
cd great success In H. 10 all the large thsatres
Of our busy world. Miss Annie Graham made
her bow 10 our play 'goers last night, Tor the
hrst time this season. She sustained the part
of"Dot" with great Cciat
Crowns sTHgATRE.--An imnenre crowd, com.
prising tho beauty and fashion Of our national
metropolis, were In attendance last night at
Growers splendid theatre, 10 witness the first
representation Of the magnificent drama, Dot,
comedian, John n. Ovens, WAS perfectly At
homo In the character Of Caleb Pummer, and
the distinguished and beautiful young actress,
Miss Kate Denim, ss Dot. won the admiration
Of the entire audience. Miss Isabel Freeman
In the touching character Of Bertha the blind
girl, drew tears to maoy eyss; aud Miss Sophie
Climber as Tilly Slowboy, performed her din
cult part TO perfection. Ben Rogers as honest
John srrybingle, gave most intense satisfAc-
ton to the audience; IN tact, every character
WAS most admirably sustained. II will bo pro.
sented for the second time to Dight.
CANrxRBURY HALL -Ttis elegant tsnple oi
music and fun WAS filed to lis utmost cap acity
last evening, by pers0ns anxious To hear the
great Scottish nightingale, Mas Agues Souther.
land, who brings with her such brilliant rep.
utation from the European Countries. When
she made her appearance, there WAS suoh an
Outburst Of applause AZ we have never before
Witnessed. Bsr singing WAS listened TO with
marked attention, and each one Of her pieces
was enthusiastically obcored. Miss Souther-
land ia certainly AL that abe has been repre-.
sented TO be BY European journals, and we are
satisfied that she will Crea q p great sensation
among the musical community Of this city.
Mile Mariotta was A happy as usual In her
splendid Spanish dances. Bob Hart, and Lew
Simmons produced great merriment by their
amusing acts. In fact, the entire company
performed thpir several parts in n most credit.
able manner. Tho great pantolnime, 1he
French Schooimaster," in which Bob Butler
ngures oonspicuous!y, gave great satisfaction.
and Bob Harts comic afterpiecs, the For.
trait Painter produced many n hearty laugh.
Tonight the entire company appear IN another
ohoice programme.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
Mighty Ave Telescope RiAss found In
GeOrgetowA.

The Georgetown police, under Sergeant Now.
man. found IS splendld, now, tolesoopic rifles.
each carefully packed In n separate box and in
hns order, In Mr.. Wheatly's lumber yard.
This kind Of arm 10 very costly; and tho above
number In the hands nj skiltul rebel sharp.
shooters would do us more mischief than 4
whole regiment ot ordinary soldiers. They
we're undoubtedly designed for transportatio
to the enemy; aud al they we're found on the
premises Of a well known secession sympxthi-
Ler. Il would do we'll for the Government 10
look into the premises of all the suspected dis.
10y alists of that oity. This man has Two sons
In the rebel army or employment, and the fe.
male members Of his family have made them
| selves very obnoxious u the loyal portion Of
that community. by their unblushing rebel
manifestations. Yet 1t 10 said the Government
has put thousands of dollars IN this mans c0f-
fsrs, IN tho way Of fat bargains with the quar-
termaster's department OF the army.
The slightest whisper Of lOvo Of country, in
Richmond subjects the person TO Imprisonment
and indignites Of the severest nature; but un.
der the nose Of the Administration, and in the
very teeth Of the Government, treason Ia not
only suffered To exist, but allowed to fatten on
Government money. Can We wonder that the
Union men Of the South are getting discouraged
In view Of these things! To be y rebel involves
no special danger on either aide Of the lines; but
to be Union man is imp isonment and death
In the rebel lines.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
DIE d,

On Monday morning, September sth. after a
lingering illness, Mr.. A. SNIDLkY, in the 3sth
year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence, On Four and half street, between N
and N streets south, this (Tuesday) evening, al
3 O'Clock.
baltimore Sun please copy.l
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
A Soldiers Equipments Found.

Ofirer Robert johnson, of the Third ward
found. near ihe market, on Sunday, what ap.
psarsd to bs the entire equipments Of u sol.
dior, who may be sick or wounded. and whose
losS may ba severely felt. II consisted Of an
Enfsld rihs, haversaok, canteen, cartridge
box, two blank cts. and kRapsaCk. In the latter
his personal effeot', such rs needles, portfolio
tho lik eness Of a lady, &o.. were found. with
letters and papers. which go to- show that the
Ioser's name is Charles T. Hyde. company b.
Twenty third regiment New York State volun
teers. The property is at the ONCE of the
METROPOLITAN Police, No. SIG Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
Deaths Of soldiers.

EW-E hSoobNo7 7Ohg DOh0hoTN
The following deaths II soldlsis Aad oooar-
Sergeant 7. F. Niles, ooppsny A, 1tlst Penn.
Sergeant Rufus W. Coweh. company p. lst
Va. cavalry; shot on the Leesburg turnpike.
:. Corporal Gardner Gaylord, company b, 10Th
Corporal John n. Barlinsam.. company o.
: Csrporsi James nocl.rsu. company n, S.h
MY. --
Thomas MeCsbls, COMPANY O, Goth NY.
Frederick Kohler. company n, 1880 N. Y.
Samuel MCCARTHY, company ?, 72d'N.
Richard 4: Foster. company g. 10th Ind.
Stephen hslony, oompsny b, l4th N. J. .l.
Joseph Robinson, company Z, dVt.
Peter Artley, company q, l3lst Penn.
j. Mccormick, COMPANY l, ID N. Z. militia.
George Msgss, company e, Tooth Penn.
Dr. Towney, company q, 50th Penn.
Henry Heinemann, company F, I'd N. Y.
Chss II. whaley. company O, l4th N. Y. mi.
litla.
Henry Steward, company K, lith Mass.
p. n. weseolt, company +, Harris Light Cav.
AIRY.
Henry Dorm, third company. Ohio cavalry.
Claiborne Brooks, negro servant, oom psDy
4 soldier (name unknown) was buried on Sat.
urday BY the Government undertaken. He
q. d,ss sia r an ambulance In transit from the bat
Another was buried on Saturday from the
a contrabsnd. Psyson johnson. was buried
from Hog Alley, between street and Now York
avenue, on Saturday.
The following were reported on Sunday:
WIN. salbsrssf, COMPANY b. 6lst Ohio. .
W. W. Richards. company X, llth Mass.
B. klumper, company A, I'd Nd.
Lemons Ebert. COMPANY 3, l2th Pa. Reserve.
Joseph Brandail, company A, 44th N. Y.
Sergeant Henry Kelley, Company =, 1l8th
Penn.
James Frye, company d, lst Mioh.
Ono soldier name unknown) died on the way
from the battle field.
Ebert, Branhall, and Frye died Of wounds re.
cetved In the late battles.
John r, Thompklus, company Z, 9Th Conn.
Lient. Charles Pierson, company @, I'D N.
T., died Of gunshot wound on the way TO hos.
pital from late battles.
VIM. n. Guthrie, died as above.
- Rowse, company I, 9th N. j., died as
above.
Samuel Smith, company O, I'd N. Il.
Corporal David krger, company I, 4sth Pa.
The following wore reported yesterday:
Sergeant Samuel II. Cotton, company I, 9Th
Excelsior Brigade:
MY.
Corporal Il. 4. Smith, (unknown.)
Corporal Albert r: Simpson, company A,
Scott's 900 u. s. cavalry.
Thos. l.. Glover, company b, 1t Mass.
VIM. II. Daniels, COMPANY +, I'd Mass.
George H. Hyde, company X, 18th Ohio.
Burnett Tucker, company Il, lst Mich.
Richard NJ. Billings. company D, 35thN. Y.
VIM. Geringer, company II, 45th N. Y.
Anthony Marshall, company B. 18th N. Y. M
Chas. Herring, company Il, l0lst MY.
Theodore Knaw, company A, 9Th Penn.
Simon n Rnssel, company A.. Tooth Penn -.
Thomas II. figley, company II, SD Ohio.
James Van Elton, COMPANY A, Goth N.
Jacob BllIar, company +, 26th N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
Another C0mpa ny for the Defence Of the
Canl0al.

The employees of the United States Senate
held n meeting yesterday for tho purpose oJ
organizing company for the defence of ths
capital. Mr.. N. g. Dsering Was called TO the
chair, and after n few brief but spirited re-
marks. the following officers were unanimously
elected:
Captain-IsaaG Btsset.
First Lieutenant-A. p. Gorman.
Second dLieutenant-Jehn W. jennings.
Sergeants-Dennis Hanlon, John Kelly, 3. h
Calbath, and A. n. Ragan.
Corporals--W. II. n. st. John, James Smith
Il. B. Griffin, and W. d. BlackfOrd.
This company Is TO be oalled the " Hsmlin
Guards,n
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
Dur CItixsna Uaptursd.

The following are among the Washngtonlans
nurse expedition. Vincent II. Jackson. W.
Doughsrty, =. English, John b. Goddard, r. T.
Jones, W. J. Sullivan, e. II. Harris, James G.
johnson, Harrison Parker, Lewis Seybolt
Wesley BurGb, James SlaCkfnrd, Robert Gross,
Wash, Sanford, Charles H. Essex, and Geo
Riordan. The last named hss returned, having
made his escape on Monday last.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09

~ BatCheior's Hair Dys-'Ths Best IN
the W0rld.-WiiIiam A. BatohelOr's . celebrated
Hair bye produces . color not 70 be dislnguislir'
from nstue warranted not TO injure the Hair IN ih'
least remedies tho III effects Of bad dyes and inyg
or atee the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUST1
HAIR Instantly turns . splendid BLACK or Brown
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Bold By al
Druggists, 10.
A1- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BATCHELOR, ~ he four iid,i NJ edch Lg,
Factory, No, ~ Barclay atTeet, (Late 223 RIoad
way and 10 Bvnd,) New York my ~ ly
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
More Troops.

Tho Twentieth regiment of Maine volunteers
arrived in this city by steamer yesterday, and
are now at the foot Of FOur.and. a. half street.
Their cficera are rs follows:
Colonel, First Lieut.. Adelbert Ames, (Fifth
u. 8. artillery) Of Warrington, D. c., formerly
of Rooklund, Maine; lieutenant colonel, Prof.
Joshua l.. Chamberlain, Brunswick; major,
Capt. Charles D. Gilmore, Bangor, (Of the
Seventh reglment.)
In company with the above. and on the same
steamer which conveyed both regiments from
Boston, came the Massachusetts Thirty sixth,
q noble regiment, recruited In the vicinity Of
Boston. They are hne.looking men, and eager
for the fray.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
Attention, Amlc ctsd .

DIR. Vcllny IL yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this city, and we would call the Al
tenti"n Of the poor, puny, emaoiated viotimi
oi their own sins 10 the best sources of remedy
First. give up your present course Of life al
once and forever; and seGondly, Call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Velny,) and be cured Of the disease
which is now undermining the constitution
and sending you to u premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
I,o,v 10 MAKE IA nn,taRss.

Bandsges should be made from cotton which
has been washed any old ootton which will
bear a hard pull will answer the purpose.
They should be from three to ak inches In
width. and from four to len yards in length.
They should DO pisCed by tapping one end over
tho other and sewing the pieces securely; the
edges need not bs turned in. No selvages or
hard seams should be allowed On them,
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
Lint

Should he mado by ravelling from pieces OF
damask or linen cloth, cut three or four inches
square, lslld straight and packed In paper boxes
-this being the most desirable. The uneven
or short threads should be kept by themselves
they are used IN second quality. SOraped lin,
is accepted, but used w third quality.