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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
CLOTHING.

At COST AT COST I Il---FOR THE
N next sixty days we offer our superior stock
q Summer Clothing st cost, at 400 seventh street
opposite city Post Once. jyk
4 COST. ---OUR IMMENSE STOCK
n OF Clothing at cost, for the next sixty days
At THE PEOPLES CLOTHING
N House, $50 seventh street, you eau lind the
best and cheapest Clothing in the city. jyl4
AT COST FOR SIXTY DAYS, AT
n SMITHS 400 seventh street. iyi4
ATC0ST WE OFFER OUR CLOTH
n Ing for the next sixty days. iyr
At SMITH " BEALL'S, 1851 SEV-
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps. iyN
DOYS' CLOTHING.---W ARE NOW
tffidrens Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
W "H''A W. WALL, sTEPHHESss i Sstsu Co.,
saa Psnn'ylvsni. Avenue, between
apr ,o-tnf tst.r q Intel. A' ''A'A ''
OOME ONE, COME ALL, AT
~ As,, SMITHS 400 Seventh street, to sst your
OLQTHING AT LESS THAN NORTH
~ ern prices at the Peoples Clothing store, $50
Seventh street. jy4
NALL SOON AT J. BRUCE ~ CO.'S,
clothing at !. RR6CE CO.'S. lst 1th st. jyi.
CtLoTHING FOR ALL AT SMITHS,
~ 4so seventh street. Iy4
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WE
III have now In store full stock of Gentlemen's
spring 0vsreoAts, Business Suits Dress suits, and
Furnishins Goods Of the latest styles, manuiaetur
cd with ths ssms degree Of nsatness, STYLE and ee
s'A'' WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
ssS Pennsylyania Avenue, between
apr ,a-.ns Is.r 1 tnssl.i iA' ''n'H ''
TREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
" at SMITHS, 400 Seventh street, selling Oft at
cost for tho next sixty days. jyi+
rREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING,
" at SMITHS, 4so Seventh street. iyii
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK
we offer our Spring and summer Clothing at
'o.'i yi! ''' the next saITas aiS 20 Seventh street.
r BRUCE Il co. OFFER THEIR EN-
81 tire stock OF Mems and Boys Clothing at
Tor the next ninety days. iyll
NOW IS THE TINE T0B BUY YOUR
IN Clothing at cost IrtGep, At w seventh street,
s E l. Nc Ap.
mine finest stock of READY-MApE CLOTHING
this city can be seen at
BAR u ROTH ER'S,
Corner of u and Seventh streets.
| In order to reduce our present stock, we have
determined to reduce our prices to wholesale
prlees-sn excellent opportunity for purchasers.
We invite all to examine our superior stock OF
Boys as well as MEMS Clothing. Also, a very
large stock OF Furnishing Goods, TO be sold chesp
Just received, fine lot OF Black Coats and Pants
| au20.im BAR y BRO.
CMITH " BEALL HAVE ON HAND
| y a nne stock Of Clothing for Men and Boys
wear, which they are selling on At reduced prices
ssi Seyenth street. JyN
VNIIE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE
| l66 Seventh strees, 10 the hest and cheapest
house In the city to get your clothing, IVA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
FURNISHING GOODS
ETALLIC col l. A RS
METALLIC CoLLARs''
METALLIC C0LLARSii

Senl one Dollar for = "Choker," or One nollar
and = half for a genuine "hsli turn oyern Collar,
(no Imported huInbug) to the AMERICAN ENAM-
ELED METALLIC COLLAR COMPANY, box
blis Post Office, New York City, and receive Il BY
return mail Send measurement oi meek. SEQ u
METALLIC co l. l. Ar :! !
METALLIC COLLARs!,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

RnLioious.-A protractcd meetlng was com.
msnesd d wesisy Chapel, corner Of mn ana =
streets, On Thursday svesisg, the opsniag as
course being delivered By the vsasrabls NJ hunro'
pastor Of the East wsshinston Station"
fhs Quarterly Meeting services also VIII take
|, place In this church on sunday. whss, NO doubt,
able and eloquent diseoursss will b preached to
large audiesoes.
Rev. ,. Psytos Srovn, preacher in charge, has
made such arrangsnsats - will insure an unusual
amount Of religious interest during the meetings
which are 10 be held next week.
a The protraetsd meeting at McKsndree Chapel 10
ALSO progressing finely under the charge OF their
excellsnt pastor, the Rev. John Thrush.
with the return Of autumn-the pastors Of our
several churches having returned from their sum-
mer vsoations-the religious services will resume
their wonted regularity and efficiency, In which
respects, - well - 10 eloqusnce we are proud to
believe thewashington pulpit cannot be surpassed
Aprotracted meeting 10 in progress at the Meth
sdist Episcopal Church, Alexandra.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
HARDWARE.

John r. ELVANS,
JOHN R. ELvANs,
JOHN R. ELvANs.
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
aOs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
3os PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES; STREET NORTH, ANpa
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS. STOCK.
Consisting In part as below
Lead, in pigs, bars, sheets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
Zine, IN pigs and sheets,
Copper, in ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
Steel, Cast, square, round, and octagon) Machine.
ry, troundJ Tire, Spring, Blister, 40,
Galvanized Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron,
Galvanized strap Iron,
&C., &C., DC.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to 30 inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other colored Canvas,
Tuft Buttons, all colors,
Tuftng Twine,
Upholsterers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
Upholsterers' Taoks, Light Taeks,
Finishing Brads,
Bl ass and Iron Screws,
Blind and Window Fastenlugs and Trimmings,
Csstors-Ded, Chair, Table, and socket-Brass and
Iron,
Back Saws, EscutcheOns,
Screw Rings, &c.
Drawer, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Box AMI Trunk
Locks in great variety.
SC, &C, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
sea-, 90, q, ,oci,3,a

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A Dis
TKICT COURT OF ThE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRRICT.
To all tcAom II may concern, GREETiNoi
Notice 10 hereby given, that, on the 2ist day Of
August, 1858, the lot design subdivision thirty
and the lot desigzsted sub division thrty-one, both
10 square numbered four hundred and thirty five,
AZ the same ale known, marked, and designated on
the ground plats and plans OF the city and county
OF Washington and District OF Columbia, recorded
In the Land Records Of said District, were seized
trict forfeited to the use OF the United States;
and the same are libeled and prosecuted In this
demnAtion for the causes In said libel set forth,
and that said cause will stand for trial at the City
Hall, In the city OF Washington, on the nrst Mon
day OF October next, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why oon7
demnation should not be decreeA, and to Intervene
for their interests. August q, 1853.
seq, 26,2s, aocl,s,s, Il, ], MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

AGENT in the District Of Columbia for
"Putnam " hammered Horse Nails,
"Dlamond State" Horse Shoes,
&C and p" Horse and Mule Shoes,
AuI3-3m
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

DEsRRTERs SENT FoRwARD.-Four hundred
deserters from the Armv Of the Potomac were this
morning sent to the front from Forest Hall prison,
Georgetown. They are In charge OF the i6sd New
York. There yet remains in Forest Hall about
three hundred deserters
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

SUSPICION or BRISs A SPY.-Wm. Marshal,
a COLDER, was arrested by onicer Dom, OF the eth
ward, on the suspicion Of being spy. He has
been lurking about the city for some time, and be-
having In n very mysterious manner. Complaint
was lodged against him by Alphonzs Dom. He
WINS turned over to the military.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

FRpEBAL PRIsosRRs or WAR.-About two
thousand Federal prisoners oi war arrived here
isst night on boats from Annapolis. They arc
last from Richmond, and have been exchanged
Taey are now at the soldiers Retreat, and will be
sent to their regiments at the earliest opportunity
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To all phom u may concern, GREETING:
Notice 10 hereby given, That on the nth day Of
August, 1858, the schoon Three Brothers, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, were seized, by the
this District, As lawful pri.e, and the same are
libeed and prosecuted In this Court In the name
of the United StAtes, for condemnation as such
lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for
trial at the CITY Hall, In the city Of Washington
on the first Monday Of October next, when end
where all persons are warned TO appear to shoW
cause Why condemnation shpuld not be decreed,
and TO Intervene for their interests.-August q,
1885. n. I. MkIGs, Clerk.
seq, %, ,2sSoci,s,b
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

spEER's SAMBUcI WINE Decidedly one ofthe
nlcest and most credtable OF any advertised article
we have ever seen, Is the vinous huid bearing the
above name, from the vineyard Of Mr.. Alfred
speeF, Passaic, N. J. This wine 10 expressed rom
the sambuco grape, a species originating In Portu
gal, which, under the hand Of Mr.. speer has been
brought to state Of great perfection. The wine
psssesses the very highest medicinal virtues, and
certainly as an article Of beverage, It 10 not In our
Judgment to be surpassed In color TASTE or any Of
the qualities which constitute q pure, mild, and
agreeable wine.-BosioH Transcript.
our druggists have procured some that is four
years old, direct from the vineyard, and will rn-
Is information and testimonials as to the virtues
of the sambucl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

,\AK HALL CLOTHING ROOM, 4d4
1 J seventh str.ct-Have on hand a mixed ptoek
~ ,l,.n,s and Boys Clothing, which Oner at re-
Guss,i prices TOR the next sixty days, Yh
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

OUT Too LArE.-Bell Riohings-a belle well
known to the poiice-exercised . little too much
her clapper because Mrs. Sarah Austin, the pro.
prietress OF the house on sixth street, between
Missouri and Psnnsylvanis avenues, where Bell
boards, debarred her entrance at q late hour last
night. Bell became very indignant thsreAt, and
created q tumuit which disturbed the usual quiet
of.slxth street, the vicinity where she resides.
Bell was arrested by Oiicer McElfrest, and fined
s2 IS by Justice Glberson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

A DurcH BRom.. Dorothea Younger,
housekeeper living In swampoodle, got into broil
yesterday afternoon, about 20 O'Clock, with Mag
dalenA Lochborer, and WAS arrested BY oneer
Hessler, OF the seventh Precinct She was required
bv Justice Giberson TO give bail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

..sosrc.-There will be a meeting of the
Grand Lodge this evening, at ~ o'clock, at the
Garner Of Ninth and streets, to take action In re-.
la,i n to the death Of NJ. W. Grand Master y. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Planes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rsbbet, ac.
Chisels and Gusges-Firmer, Socket and Turner'S
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, Hstchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws,
Gimlet- pointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks and Latches,
Knobs, Escutcheons, &c,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bevsls, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, ! and Hook,
Hinges, Hssps-s, 8 and 10 inch,
Door shesves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &e.,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
&C., &c, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
T,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE
IL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTINCT COURT on THE UNiTED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT
TTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF col UMBlA, HOLDING A DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
EOQ THE Mn nllTRICT.

TRICT COUET 1E THE UNITED sTATEs
To all rhoss mey concern, QnErTiNo:
Notice is hereby given, That, on the aist day OF
August, i6ss, Lot OF subdivision numbered one, in
square numbered two hundred and sixteen, % the
same u known, marked, and designated on the
ground plats and plans OF the city and county OF
the Land Records Of said District, was seized BY
the Marshal Of the United states for said District
a. forfeited TO the use Of the United statesj and
the same 10 lbeled and prosecuted in this court In
the name Of the United states, for condemnation
for the causes In said libel set orth and that said
cause will stand for trial at the City Hall, in the
October next, when and where all persons are
warned TO appear to show cause why condemnation
should not be deoreed, and to intervene for their
intere1ts.-August ~, 1868.
sea-, -, =, ,&oc1,3,6 RI. MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

Performance to commence at O'Clock precisely.
Admission % and 80 cents. Boxes 90. seal
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
+ AND WARRANTS WANTED.

WANTED.-- Hoard, AND ONE
w LARGE OR TWO SMALL ROOMS, (unfir-
nished preferred,) with respectable family, for
young man, wife, and child. Inquire At 2il Penn
sylvAnia avenue, up stairs-l0 TO o. se26-at.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24

We publish this morning letter from the
London correspondent of the New York Herald.
detailing the schemes of the rebel agents in
France to form combination With the pow erful
European Governments not only to recognize
the Southern Confederacy. but help to maintain
il by material aid The leading representatives
Of the Confeierstes in Paris are SLIDELL. Mason.
Ajax II STEPHENS. and Dr.. GwIS. of California
all men Of marked ability-and they will use
every ast and appliance TO accomplish their pur-
poses. The establishment OF the independence
OF the Confederate States would not only open
rich fields To the commerce of Europe. but it
would be check upon the rising power Of the
United States. and thus gives additional security
tn the French aud English possessions upon this
continent. II the war is ocrastinated and our
armies 60 into winter quarters without striking
decisive blow upon rebellion. it will give ample
time to the European representatives of DAVIS
& Co. to consummate their schemes Wejudge
from the activity in the War Department that
every effort will be made to- give General GRANT
force sufficient TO overthrow and disperse the
rebel armies concentrated around Chattanooga
Soldiers on furlough have been ordered To return
forth with 10 their regiments and all the available
forces that have been kept on home duty are be
ing rapidly hurried to the field. These indica
tons look though trouble was brewing and
that the Administration feel conscious of it. II
the rebel armies are not speedily crushed out. the
chances fer subiugating the rebel States will be
much diminished lift becomes a fixed fact that
the Confederate States viii have foreign help TO
establish their independence. it will strengthen
them Mt home by giving them the aid Of those
who are now weak, doubtful and discouraged as
To the success of the rebe! cause The powers
that be have had frequent opportunities by moral
agencies, more potent than physical force. to end
the war and reunite the country; but the trouble
has been that those IN authority have been unable
to comprehend at any time the magnitude Of the
rebellion or the resources of the rebels and they
have been also led by class of small potato and
single idea partzins. who, to establish political
olighsrcy. care not what il may cost in blood or
treasure or what burdens il imposes upon the
country in the future. This is so evident that
the dulest intellect If not blinded by passion and
prejudice. should be able comprehend the
schemes OF he conspirators and the disastrous
results which must follow the policy of the party
in power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24

re &c. and thus make tie most of virtue which
Is speedily a. become a necessity
A sagacious President vOuld not hesitate
mument iu employing al the means At his dis
possl to fore-tall the European alliance hile Il
is vet unprotected by proposing terms 90 Jefer
4on Davis that he would not decline TO accept.
He would put an end to the existing belligerence,
while he nav yet do so without, disgracetu hui
initiation He would acknowledge her irdepen-
dence in the sense IN which il will be acknowl
edged by the alliance lie would say IN the
truthful consciousness Of his heart: Come
come. my old confreres; I have employed such
forces by land and bv water. and such other
means - no bellieereuts or employed before,
and never will perhaps employ again. To coerce
YOU back into the old Union You have resisted
them with consiancy. a resolution aud dsunt
lessne-s which 40 beigereuts ever displayed he
fore. nor perhaps ever will display again Let
~ shake hands and be friends henceforth and
forever There L. room enough for Va both IN
this hemisphere Let US be sister republics. 10
fact and la truth, and enter upon the high career
OF working out for the benefit of contemporaries.
and all future ages. the problem of mans car~c
itv for rational self gOvernment-each emulating
the other in it, benign progress for the attain
Of ihi. ennohing end
This. you may be quite confident. j. beginning
10 he the sentiment of the more moderate citi
gems of the United States soiourning In esiern
Europe-many of whom until recently were cor
dial supporters of the war. Unless measure OF
thi- kind is adopted. and adopted promptly. mark
NV words, darker days awaiting the Union
than ever developed themselves To a nation in
modern times. The people will become MOI =
and more divided against Themselves upon such
usurpations of power the suspension OF the
writ OF habeas corpus AMI the enforcement OF the
CONSUMPTION; and the psrty resisting Will shield
itself under any authority which my be present
Ell for the recovery of portion of its lost
liberties
You may RELY upon il, sir. that if YOU will EN-
pillow YOUR powerful influence in behalf OF such a
policy YOU will take the initial step to win for
yourself the glorious appeation OF "Beneactor
OF your country" Millions of pens will be EN-
ploved forthwith and millions of voices raised Ton
the benign consumm ition 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24
The New Doctrines.

The new doctrine advanced bv Messrs WHIT
ING and SUMNER and supported by the Repubi-
can press. that the States that have adopted ord
nances of secession are no longer States of the
Union. has been pretty thoroughly ventilated and
exposed. but hy no paper 80 ably effectually as
bs the National Intelligencer of Washington.
The review in that paper of Mr. Summers argu-
ment was overwhelmng-crushing to powder
the stately edhce of supreme power in the gen
eral government. for all purposes which the Sen
asor bad erected With 20 much pride and ,rro-
gance.
In a recent number of the same paper. We find
on article which considers the attempt by Messrs
SuxSKx and WHrriSG 10 sustain their theory by
the decisions o, the Supreme court in the admi
ralty cases which have arisen since the aar. a.
without excuse in law OF reason The InteII.
gencer nails these gentlemen to the waa. bv citny
the opinion of Judge SPKAGuE Of the United
States District Court. sitting IN Boston ia Anril
Ic62, in the case Of the ANY Warwick and her
cargo" The United States Supreme Cour, in
the cases appealed to il. has reatir med the princ
piles laid do-n by Judge SPEAGuE. who. in decd.
ing that case. said:
An object To the prize decisions of the Dis
trict courts has arisen from apprehension of
radical consequence. IL has been supposed that
il the Government have the rights of a belger-
ent. then. after the rebellion Is suppressed. il will
have the rights of conquest. that State and its
inhabitants may be permanently divested Of all
political privilege. and treated foreign terri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24

A Washington correspondent gives the follow
ing items in regard 10 the Organization of the
House OF Representatives:
The political csuldron is just beginning to
simmer but some forty FIVE days must elap,e be-
fore it reaches boiling heat in the House of Rep
resentitive> The candidates for Speaker are
rapidly multiplying and the list il now stands
j. a. follows: \. ) Cox at Ohio War Democrat:
Robert Mallory of Kentucky. Conservative:
Schuyler Cpiax of Indians, Republican; z B.
WaShDurne of Illinois. Abolirionist, AID f p
Blair, Jr OF Missouri. independent. The small
party known as Peace Democrats will prob adj '
not nominate Aud to the Clerk of
the House, the following are the men who will
probably participate IN the race. viz: the present
Incumbent OK u c Emerson E,heridge of Ten
ne-see. ex VI G james Bufinton OF Msssaehu.
sett-. ex NJ c Green Adams OF kenrucky Fl
NJ e c Fes~eHden of VI line. and Cornelius
Wendell of the District of Columbia. Should
the War Democrats. the Border State Conserya-
tives. and the moderate Republicans conclude 10
work together, they would organize the House
without DELAY and accomplish much good: but if
each party proves tn be obstinate. then there will
be hong delay and any am 'unt of trouble. By
Conservative coalition. the Abolirionists and the
Pe-cs nj any price Demo rats would he counted
out !" and that alone would be great blessing TO
the nation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24
tseuloVai eff BfOSeCrans.

We ini the following in reference to the re-
moval Of RostcRANs in the special Washington
dispatches TO the Cincinnati Commercial:
The Va hin-f. II Chronicle gives considerable
prominence TO alptrertly an authoritative state
ment relative To Rr>ecrans' removal IL SAYS:
reg ~ 10 the removal OF Rosecrans The whole
country viii tie siiIred 1T what we shall chronicle
Ii i that three ch irEes have been made against
this late popular commander The first is Dre
ferred hy Crttendeu and NcCook to the effect
that RO>ecrans left the battlefield during the
crisis, and hel 10 Chattanooga. and reported to
officers there hat the day was lost 1t Is report
Ell that subsequently,. through the Influence OF
opium. he became inseil>,hIe The second charge
il is rumorei is made 5v Government to the
effect that his Orders u remain AZ Chatts
noOga until reinforcement, should arrive The
third charge, rumprel. i To the effect that he
declined 10 move from Murireesboro in June
last, when ordered TO DO - by Coz ernment as an
opportunity offered to crush Bragg, a large
portion OF his army hayin. been Withdrawn 20
succpr Johnston, who operating against
Grant
New York paper makes the sweeping accu
satinn that during the battle of Chick mauga
Generals ROsecrans. Critteuden and McCook
were asleep II Chattanooga. We learn, semi
officially. IN 1T in regard To CriItenden thi> state
meut l. false, and that nothing has warranted the
circulation of such paragraph The blame
connected with the failure at Chick manga vii
fall wholly on ROSecrans
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24
HODefuIs

The telegraph mysteriously gives out that the
countTy-"aA Union loving men''-are to be
overwhelmed With as,onishment in a very short
time by some splendid achievements but whether
through diplomacy or arms that reliable public
informer does not state IL WAS Mr.. WILKINS
MIc,wBER, We believe. who was ever hopefully
waiting for something to turn up" some won
derful speculation which was to make him sud
denly and vastly rich Such has been the case
with the MIcAwBER Administration ever since it
came into power, but if anything good for the
country should happen to turn up" it will be in
spite Of those in power. and not by their aid.