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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

EOk SAIL .-The Four story BRICK HOUSE,
west, containing rooms besides bathing room and
bacI kitchen, gas and water pipes in all stories,
and Fruit Trees The Lot running IA feet deep to
80 feet alley. Possession can be given immediate-
ly. Enquire at the pre- misses before q. m or at
northeast corner and 10th streets. before p. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

comm itments wsre made 70 the Central (iuards
nouse yeeterday: Patrick Gaines, suprosas
dessrtsr fron ecnpsay z. @ reginsnt Iavaiid
Qosps; Era n 6..srse.s' s,.rs s Seorgs Hines.
ne 5th Maryland regiment was taken nm ~ ~
ne patrol and comnitted for DRUNKEN assp ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

WAS. ssp xAS 0 Qsp Ua7kss,., 80.
Ne. 46e M st,sss. Sssssss" D and 3 ss. :
Old Harness and Saddles bought ana se,ts>A l..
paafiss doae as the lowest cash pfiee. g H.9oiSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

NEEDS RFPAIRrNa.-The cu,yert at tbs
intersection of weltth street east and X stree
south. is sadly in need OF repair at this time as
next heavy rain may wash It completely away
season small appropriation was asked tor
but that by the time the act was passed, it had
become so much out Of repair that NO ono
would undertake the job for the same specified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPORTS Second Precinct..John
Phillip, stealing pistol; Jail for court. Gilbert
Woodston, fighting and disorderly; sl5s. H.
Woodston, do; do.
Third Precinct-John Stickford. disorderly;
S575. John Burke drunk; military. Margt.
Timlon, do; workhouse. Mary Carter, lar
cenyi dismissed. Alex. Glib. vagrancy, work
house.
Fourth Precinct.-James Murphy, disorderly;
S16O. John Mccormick, larceny; bail for
court. Charles Hognally, disorderly; Sl.50.
Francis Owens, drunk; 81. Frank Ebeli, de-
serter; George Hem, harboring deserter,
military.
Sirh Precinct. John Nelson and Lewis
Sands, disorderly; locked up ten hours. Eliza
jackson, Mary Eglin, Lydia Ann Dixon, Alfred
Lomax and Robert Dixon, eolored, disorderly
and fighting; 81 each. Anthony Silvey, vio-
lating hack law ST. Martin Conboy, drunk
and disorderly; So. Jane Hall, disorderly; 81
James Henry, profanity; dismissed. Timothy
Gallaher, disorderly; 50. VIM. Hazard, drunk
3d. John Siratton, drunk and disorderly; So
Francis Deale, do; 50.
Tenth Precinct-Thos. Green, having stolen
goods; dismissed. Anthony Dwyre and Mar.
garet Dwyre, disorderly; 80 each. Patrick
O'Brien, do; IS james Robertson and James
Jackson, fighting; 50 each. Hannah Wilson,
vagrant; workheuse. Peter Culingford. disor.
derby; 81. Josephine Eaylor, drunk 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

A PROPERTY RKTuRN.-The sergeant Of the
property which came into the possession Of the
onicers Of his precinct during the week ending
Sunday night, sums up the amount to y s23- So.
OF this sum q large amount was found upon
men living drunk In the streets, and was 70.
turned to them when sober. 49, sze8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

WINTER UNIFORMS FOR THE PoLIcE-The
winter uniforms for the Metropolitan Police
have arrived, and will be distributed in q shari
time The uniforms are the same as those OF
last winter. except the hats, and they differ
only in that they are sloped aud peaked shaped,
while the hats worn last winter were straight
in the brim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

INQUoD AGAIN.-We learn that ex- Major H
@, Bartinett, co-partner with Miss Maude
Roberts in the bawdy house 275 d street, has
been surrendered by his bail, John H. Wise,
and he has been recommitted to Jail. Maude is
also yet in Jail, in default of bail The keepers
OF these ranches are on the anxious seat in Wow
Of these vigorous proceedings on the part Of
Our courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.
MADAM TOLLIV1r aARNoUx
Hes the honor to inform her friends and eI;.,ts
that she has Removed to fifteenth street M
427 next door to the Bank of MN. Riggs And a.
OPENING TO TAKE PLACE
TaE 10Th NOVEMBER.
&C 2s-sf FRENCH FASHION.
Tor eALE-A BLOODED FILLY, three s.d -.
= hall years old, kind and gentle, small ~ w.
and and. beautifully; psoporti9nsd. A Veil IN
s VET :f Hosr. {. 4;
L oLoAKsn, hoAksn
ias d. fS s ceS4' Soossso ss e.
sho1DxR1ss. &C., At reduced IWstss: s.,..-
.r 10 Market s.ses, Penn. sv ssaas..
CoT s'rT 4 nAaHIIA 4. AM! AND oog1rs o. IN
Mosehs Prsesdssts In Mnitary Law. IA.sc,
etmmons on Courts Mortal. 1Yols, LoSnn'
MeArthur on Courts Aartiel; Vols. LooSoa.
a oasl,
Hntiny Act And Aytislss Of War. Loado,
- tler On Oonfts naftiAl. London.
Astos fof ths 0uidaaee OF 0oarts Martial
Pocket Manual OF Military Law. Lo,Ao,
qstntAt Noess g siHtsRy Ls.: LoaSs.,
Pss1srsassS Law rsisssss . Csss1; AZ 49,;
s ssM I'''0s' 81 al1RAsok r.r1n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

= DOVk9 4SO W0VA181L1.
enr large md weu eoasetea seook of DO0TS ~
6H0x1 seitasle foe ~ army tlo1o. and frssk erom
vac a'snu'sOsS - $780, o4lAlms
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Yestcrday Mr.. Thos.
powlinE, auciioneer, so d the house and lot stu.
stcd on the corner OF Jefferson and Water streets.
The lot fronts G3. feet On Water Lircut improy %!
by q thTee.story brick house. Purchased by Jas
Gross Esq for the sum Of S1,CO0. Also, n brick
house and two lots Oh the cOrner Of Bridge street
and AIueduct. Purchased by John J. Boguc for
the sum OF $4,000.
NEWS PROM UP THE CASAL.-Thp canal boat
Ida Reynolds arrived yesterday In a very different
capita n statcs that u party OF guerrillas stopped
his boat, and, besides taking his horses, mules,
Sc took y portion Of his cargo Of coal, and also
set his bu 1t on fire, leaving him In yeIy had con-
dition.
Police REp0RT.-John Brown, disorderly;
workhouse. Jw. DnwH"y aud A. GoodslI, do
hned each s5h Charles Baker, do; lined 50 81
Mrs, Bittlc, do fined SsiL Geo. ". NIrDanieI.
desertcri tufnc over to military samuel AIartD ,
disorerly ard thtestsj lined ~ and security for
peace. John Brown, fast riiingj workhousc.
MARINE LIsT.-irriydls.-SChr. WIN. T..
Lcggitt' Gibson, New York, lumber to Abby.
! schr Sarah JuaHs, LOvelaDd New York hay
! 10 Government
large IL. Williams, Crimes, grain TO GovcInmt T.
u Pdriurci.- Steamer salvOr, Capt Mot, to New
/ York, with nihse from MoiLan hhih'hii'
! CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO CASAL.-drriOdtS- =
Boats Wm. Borden, with woodi hls +. lie! nods
iOO tons coal to Borden Mining Co.iJ Hail, oStoni
coal to Kay,s D0cksi II. F kindlo, iOi tons Coa tc
Borden hIining { o Highlander, iis toos coal It
James Young. ,
No. J " A.keT, wm. Boiden, Faini,I, sevW 40
1 Moore.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further Particulars from
Charleston.
No Firing there on Sat.
urday. .
The White Flag at Fort Moul-
trie.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-The correspondent of
the Baltimore Awericdn at Fortress Monroe,
who had a conversation with Capt. Disgs, of
the Nelly Pen'z, yesterday, says; Capt. Diggs
states he lad a conversation with the captain
Of the Cosmopolitan, who is a very intelligent
and reliable man, and whose vessel is employ
cd In bringing the wounded from Morris To-
land to Hilton Head.
The Cosmopolitan LEFT Lighthouse Inlet At =
O'Clock on Sunday morning. He reported that
the white flag was displayed from Fort Moul.
trie on Friday afternoon, aud that from that
time until lie left all firing had ceased. He
also reported that Gen. Gilmore had possession
of half Of James Island. but did not say how
this result was achieved.
Capt. Diggs further says that when hs left
Hilton Head on Saturday morning he kept
close to the coast and passed Charleston bar at
not more than ELK miles from Fort Moultrie;
that with glass he distinctly saw a white hag
flying fIOu the fort, that perfect quiet prevailed
inside the bar during all the time he was In
sight and sound; there beng no firing either
by the enemy or by our land or naval forces.
'cofuine 10 MS statement the Nhitc nag was
flying from Fort Moutrc from Friday evening
up to 4 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. There
might possibly have been suspension of hos.
tilitics for some purpose, but even If correctly
reported II would Hot Indicate u surrender. II
the latter there would, undoubtedly, have bser
a dispatch boat here with the new s by this time
We will receive Richmond papers OF Tursds,
here tomorrow "wednesday which may throw
some light on the subject.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Central and Southern America.

NEW fokK, Sept. 14.-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Asplnwall on the 9th, arrived here
at noon t--dny. Pannmn dates OF tho 9th state
that MosJucra has rescnded the erdcr eSpell.
ing the clergy, tut put them under bonds to
keep the peace, and prohibited them from
holding services. ?
1hc Increased taxation Is creating dissatis.
faction among The mercaptilc classes al Pana.
ma, and tho storckccpcrs threatened to close
their stores. ....Hr7 7rE. r,..,
San Salvador dates of the 2lth report that
Barrios still holds out, and his army is in.
creasing. ..r.-a... ,.,... ~
Carrera was within two leagues of the Cap.
III.
Chill dates TO the 18th state that the Difficult.
ties with bolivia remain In sldtu quo.
Tho markets In Valparaiso are steady. Thore
are very few arrivals there. -
Peruvian dates of the 10th state that three
hundred Polyncsians have been redeemed by
the Government Of Peru and returned 10 their
homes. ~ rr..''
No arrivals are reported at Caliao. ,s..,.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Further News From
Charleston. . ..
Gen. Gilmore Erecting Bate.
riss on the Upper End of
.nw. Morris Island. I.'.
Commander Ammen Ap.
pointed Flag Captain
ef the Fleet. .

New YoRr, Sept. lG.--Thc steamer Mary
Sanford from Charleston bar On the night of
the lsth Iu..., has arrived She has dispatches
sof the Govern ent and a mail from the fleet.
Gen. Gilmore was actively engaged erecting
batteries on the upper end of Norris Island,
and sustaining heavy iiro from forts Johnston
and Moultric.
The rebels have two hl,cen.inrh guns In
Fort Moultrie.
Fort Sumter is entirely siltnccd, but a garr-
Son Is still thcir, aud the rebel flag flying, no
attempt having been made to capture 1t since
the defeat of the recent boat expedition.
The health of the fleet Is good.
The monitor Patapsso Has gone 10 Port
Royal TO repair.
Commander Ammon has been appointed
Chief of Admiral Dahlgren's staf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
sUsPRNs .ON OF THE WRIT OF HA-
BEAs CORPUS.

(oFPIcIAL.l
BY the President Of us United states OF Ai,.eried.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, Tho Constitution of the United
btates has ordained that the privilege Of the
wri. Of Habsas Corpus shall not be suspended
unless when In cases Of rebellion or invasion
the public safety may requireit and, whereas,
a rebellion was existing on the Sd day Of March,
1863, which rebellion is still existing and,
whereas, by q statute which was approved on
that day. IL was enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United States,
Congress assembled. that during the
present instruction the President oi the
United States, whenever in his judgment
the public safety may require it, is authorized
to suspend the privilege OF the Writ of Habcas
Corpus In any case throughout the United
States or any part thereof; and, whereas,
in the judgment OF the President the
public safety dces require that the privilege
of the said writ shall now be suspended
throughout the United States iu the cases
where, by the authority OF the President ot the
United States. military, naval, and civil officers
Of the United States, or any OF them, hold per.
sons under their command or In their custody
either at prisoners ol war, spies, or aiders or
abettors ot the enemy, or officers, soldiers, or
seamen enrolled or drafted or mustered or Gu
listed in or belonging to the land naval forces
of the United States, or ss deserters therefrom,
or otherwise amenable to military law or the
Rules and Articles of War, or the rules or regu.
lations prescribed for the military or naval SER
vices by authority oi the President OF the
United States, or fur resisting a draft, or foi
any other offence against the military or naval
service:
Now, therefore, |. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Pres.
dent of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and make known to all whom It may concern,
that the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus
10 suspended throughout the United States in
the several Gases before meotioned, and that
this suspension will continue throughout the du.
ration of the said rebellion, or until this proca
mstton shall, by a subsequent one to be issued
by the President of the United States, be modi
ned or reyoked. And do hereby require al
magistrates, attorneys, and other civil officer
within the United States, and all officers ant
ohers in the military and naval services OF tn,
United States, to take distinct notice of this sus
pension, and to give 1t full effect, and all ciizeni
of the United States to conduct aud govern
themselves accordingly and In conformity with
the Constitution Of the United States aud tn,
laws OF Congress in such case made and pro
vided.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto &c
my hand ard caused the seal of th
United States to be affixed, this hfteent
day of September, in the year Of ou
Il. ,. Lord enc thousand eight hundred ant
-ixty.three, and of the Independence o
the United States of America the eighty
eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL HOUSES FOR
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.

Perhaps there has never been a time in the
history OF our city when the subject OF public
schools demanded the attention and support OF
all our citizens more than 1t docs now. A large
proportion of our Increased population has
come from sections where there arc good pub.
lie schools, and good public school houses. Be
sides, ii must now be evident to those Of OUT
citizens who have not hitherto patronizcd oi
ielt an interest in public schools, that hence.
forth they are to be the most reliable aud sue
,essful means of educating our children and
yYuth. Good private schools will always find
PATRONS; but we think II Is a demonstrated fact
that the masses of the people are henceforh
to depend upon free public schools, supported
by a general tax upon all property, for the
proper education VI children.
We propose to furnish a few brief articles
upon school accommodations and school or
ganizatiou, specially adop,cd IT, the demands
of our city, without attempting TO m,r, or con-
ciliate conflicting Views, any further than "A
plain statement OF facts, based upon princluIe.
proved by experience, will DO So.
In our next article we shall end.ayur to show
the advantages and disadvantages Of lsrg.
school buildings Tor the accommodation OF
IN On or eVngrtgatsd schools.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Naval Orders To day.

Paymaster John 5. Gulick, detached from
tho navy yard, Washington. d. C., aud ordcted
to the navy yard, Philadelphia.
Paymaster J. II. Watnlouch, detached from
the navy yard, Philadelphia, and ordered to
the Niagara. .
Paymnstcr John s. Cunningham, ordered TO
tie navy yard, Washington, d. c.
Eusigns Richard 7. Chew and Albert S. Bar
kcr, ordered to the Niagara.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
THE REBELS LOSING THEIR CON.
sCRIpTs. .' HN'ffH
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM ADMIRAL
uAlLLH.
No Yellow Fever at Key wsss.

No Yellow Fever at Key West.
u s, FLAG SniP pALr,I
hhy WEST sept. u, 1850.
non oiaeon Wrles S'cOfdry ~ The Nury:
SIR: Understanding from the public prints
and from private correspondence that general
Impression prevails at the North-pTobably
based upon the. sad condition Of the steamer
Alabama-to the effect that the yellow fewer
has been epidemic at this place, decm IL a
duty, as well as a pleasure. tn state to the Do.
partment that, go far from tbis being the case,
not single instance OF yellow fever, or Of any
thing approaching TO it, has made its appear.
ance, either In the town or harbor, during the
entire season; and the health OF the place is In
every respect remarkably good.
Respectfully, TnE ,poRus BAILEY,
Acting Rear Admital
Com'dg Il. u. Il. Squadron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
From the New York Herald
BRILLIANT CAVALRY FIGHT ATCUL-
PEPPER.
Advance Of the Army of the Potom.c &C to
the Rapidan.
Mr.. y. DAviDsoN's DTsPATCu.


MR.. y. DAviDsoN's DrsPArCu.
RrrAHASSock, Va, September l4.-From
The front the news is again inspiritng. Major
General Plcasantou, with his cavalry force
under Generals Butord, Gregg, and Fitzpatrick,
crossed the Rappahannock yesterday, and ad
vanced to the banks of the Rapidan. Buford's
division came up with Stuart's rebel cavalry
and artillery on the heights this side OF Brandy
Station, and drove them from crest to crust by
a series OF brilliant and gallant charges.
Gen. kupatrick's command connected with
Buford's on the left at Brandy Station, having
crossed at kelly's Ford. Geu. Gregg left Sui.
phur Springs at daylight, and Joined Pleasan.
ton and Buford at Culpeper, having found
Jones' brigade Of rebel cavalry at Muddy Run.
and scattered them by shells aud a charge, but
not until they had fired the bridge. Gregg Is
men put II out, however, aud repanked the
structure In a few moments, SO that the whole
command crossed upon il.
Gen. Gregg continued TO drive Jones before
him, and reached Culpeper At the same me-
ment with the rest Of the command. Here the
advance arrived Just in time to sec a train of
cars with stores leave for the South. Our men
charged through the town with the most spieu-
did gallanlry, capturing one hundred and four
prisoners and three guns. two twelve and one
six-pOundcr. These latter were posted on a
commanding cmincnce just beyoud the town
Of Culprper, and were charged upon by Gen,
y IL. l.
with nearly all their men.
The charge Is described having been one
! of unclualicd gallautry. The brigade was
Obliged to dash through the town, and down a
| steep hill, through rdviuc, aud then up a
steep and very high hill to the battery, which
meanwhile was bclchlng forth It's shell and
canister upon their ranks. But il could not
retard the speed nor daupt the spirit Of tho
"Boy General Of the Golden Locks" and his
brave troops.
Buford's division passed "u in pursuit Of the
living enemy. Col. Chapman, Of the Third
indiana cayrlry, commanding first brigade,
having the advance, pursued them past Cedar
Mountain, and the whole command followed
up TO the vicinity Of the Rapidan, within two
miles OF which they cncamped last night.
The light was opened 10y BuiOrd, who had
the center advance, and who knew exactly
where 10 look for the enemy, as he has fought
the same ground over several times.
Gen. Custer was slightly wounded by shot
which killed his horse and came near killing
the general.
lAuut. cDjsmin T. Hutchings, Sixth United
States cavalry, was grazed by piece OF shell
which took oil the leg of his orderly.
lhe Lieutenant Colonel of the Fifteenth Nir.
SinIa caSa1ry was captured In sklrmish three
miles inns SIDE of Culpeper.
Ing 0us!er OF company f, Eighth Illinois,
We captured Iargr quantity of ordnance
Stores ~ VI. faiiroad depot at Culpeper. The
guns were English, with sabre bayousts.
The citlzens Of Culpcper say that Stewart
reviewed 100 rcDcl cayairy there ON SATURDAY.
aud that he wss II command yesterday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

MINISTRY OF COLONIES.
koYAL oRDEk.
MADRip, August 0, 1861.
Mosr EXCELLENT sR The Queen, (whom
God preservo!) desiring to afford to the Gov
crnment of the islands where You arc every
means leading to the lcsscniug Of the damages
occasioncd by the catastrophe Of the Cd Of June,
and especially those means which, while Of
advantage TO private persons, cause an increase
Of commerce, so necessary under present cir
cumstanccs, has been pleased To ordain, with
the consent of her Council of Ministers, that
your Excellcpcy be authorized TO suppress the
customs duties which become due on cdiiiccs
of wood and Of iron, and on building materials
generally, on their being imported into the
Archipelago whcrc you are; leaving to the jrdg.
mcnt Of your EXeellency the designation of the
time of the exemption,
By Royal Order I communicate this to your
Excellency, forwarding to you on this date no.
tice OF the sovereign resolution by telegram
addressed to her Msjesty's Consul at Alexan.
dria, Tor your knowledge and consequent
effects
God preserve your Exceleney many years.
PEEMASYEK.
To the Delegated Superintendent
OF Treasury Of the Philippines.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
HOBE.le WOWDS

" rowEk, THEY DkivI BBv0RE THEN INTO THEM
RANKS rHk .oUruKkr PEOPLE, AND r.Er
would ALSO DkivE Us. Trust rnsn NOT.
WERl they ABLE, rnEr WOULD INVADE AND
" "pEsrRor Us wIrnoUT MACY. ABSOLUTELY
- ASSURED or TuEsE THINGS, AN AMAZED THAT
" ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
"rRkNs.' He WHO ENrBRfAINs rHn SENTIMENT
" Ii PIT ONLY TO NE A SLAVE uB VINO Uffxks
"Ir At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is a TRAITOR 70
e. HIs COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES ruR scokN ANn
CONTEMPT OF ALL uoNoRABlE MEN."-ltoss
erd-s, to lie Gsr.syal As:sz.bly Of Oaio february
1sSs
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
MAINE ELECTION.
The Union Tr'umpb-A Majority Of Ftf
teen Thousand,

seeh ThOusnnd.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. li.--Maiue susta,ns the
Administration by loyal majority Of fia,cu
thousand, at the fairest estimate. The Gle,
ton Of the entire ticket Is almost a certainty,
AbDITioSAL kETuKNs.
PokTLAND. Sept. l4.-Thv Union maiurit,
this year is 1, SCI, against l,94i last year. The
CnIon net gain Is ,sI7 in iory-one towns, aud
the majority In these towns exceeds the In sjor.
ity Of the whole State last year. One hundred
aud twenty six towns give Concy 80, ,OD7, Brad
bury -, ,S53; against last year, Cuburu (Rcpub-
licanJ 2l,sS9, Bradbury and Jameson ls,23s;
Coney's majority 1926, against Coburn's last
year 3,G3li Onion net gain, 1856.
The following Is the full vote in Portland:
coney, 2,5s9; Bradbury, l,9lG; CUncy's MAORI.
", 6T3; net Republican gain, 3l7. Calais gives
CoRey 5i3; bradbury, lJG; net Union gain, 222
Brunswick gives Couey Isl, Bradbury, 323; ne,
gain, lO6. Augusta: Cuuey, SIs; Bradbury
III; majority, i0l; net gain, aTS. Belfas
Coney, $50; Bradbury, 554; Union net gain, 81
forty-onc towns give Coney 1880, and Brad
bury 1915.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
pEnsnSNfn

Major GENERAL BurLEI and wife are at
Wizards.
GEORGE L. COLE, Dem, has been elected
delegate 10 Congr. IS from " ,siius'ol Territory,
by 200 msJoiiiy over R,yn"r, Rep.
MEssKs. HERBggT, SAXroN aud BRAsCH
have bSrn elected to the tnnfrcrr'c Congress- In
Tcxss.
GEN. Wool, II Is stated, lcndurrd his resiy.
nation so soon 20 he was rc!iCvc BY Gen. Iix, aad
his resigus'io ion WAS accepted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
A Brrn Il Telegraph.

The American Telegraph Company have, in
consequence Of their increased business, cstab-
lished branch line, the headquarters of which
in this city is in the NATIONAL REruBLicAN
building, Ninth street, near the avenue. Busi-
ncss Will bc transacted here with tho utmost
rromp'ress and dispatch. 1t will be under the
Supcrintcndencc of Mr.. A. A. Lovctt, whose
ellie ency in such matters is well known, as
sisted by an able corps tslsgrup.iyue.