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go per month, snd a ration. Each wOf kman will
briuE his own kit OF tools. transportation will he
furnished by the Government for the workmen
and their tools from this Tty 70 Point Lockout SoS
scott Department Of Washington.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. ...
T. A comfortably furnished House, Of moderate
size 10 wanted Immediately, in this city or GeotSc.
town; Central location preferred. Address Boz
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rTHE THIRD CORPS....." THE Ola.
MOND"i 10 new house Just opened by the
IA officers lately belonging to the sd corps, Army
OF the Potomac. II 10 furnished with everything
that the palate OF an epiCuroAn m liquors could
desire, and we recommend our friends to pay 4
vlIit to 1871 Tonth street. The officers especially
VI HOukcT's aud RCAT Cy'E old divisions, VIII
GiwAyG he welcome. iG2S-u
TIlIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
| the subscriber has obtained from the OTphAnH'
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, letters documentary on the personal
estate Of John Clapham, late Of Washington
city, n. C., deceased, All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby wa Aei to
| exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber, on or before the nth day OF Dc.
tohcr next they nAy otherwise by la'v I've SslnNeh
| 'rC-l oil bere,,t r. the tai' cst7tc
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-17

LOYAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Association
till Tests gree nt activity reec ting credit
upon the Intelligence aud patrlotism Of the citi.
Lens OF the keyston State resident in Washing
The Executive Committee Ia fully organized, and
all that Ia wanted 10 for every one TO cooperate
with them, and thereby reach every Pennsyivanian
in the field, the camp AMI the hospital. The meet.
another column, will doubtless be one OF import.
Hnec. and all interested in the "EOldiers' Vote
vii! lie present.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-17

A RARE OHANCE.---FOR SALE, A
N Hotel on tho European plan, containing 40
rooms, between forty and Any beds, and . stable
to accommodate twenty-five horses, and all doing
. business from one hundred and sfty 10 five hun
dred dollars per days and = six-ycafs lease rsnt;
also per month. Abortion Of the house 10 rented
for $3.50 per Month. Location, the best In the
city. Cause Of selling will no explained AZ an IN.
terview. Inquire at the Republican once.
jy2s-t star oopyl
lNOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD.
i ing corner ri Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, two large halls and 10 . rooms ~ eonve-
nlent sire, suitable Tor associations, insurance
ofrees, law offices, SO. The rooms have lately
been renovated and lifted up for the purpose
Apply At GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on Louisi-
ans avenue, near Tenth street. ie2i-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EoRD's NEW THEATRE, F
L. TENTH ST., ABOVE PENNh. AVE
JOHN Y. FORD. ........,P forrletor and Mansgei
Also Of Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimo e.
THIS EvEEiNG, OCTOBER II, 1891,
FIRST APPEARANCE,
since his return from California, after an absence
Of Relve years, Of the talented young American
JuNIus BRuTUs BOOTH,
Who will appear Ia shak,reAfe's historical
LIFE AND DEATH or RICHARD III.
ROVERS NEW THEATRE.
" Fenna. Avenue, near Wlllarls' Hotri.
Z. d. HESS.................... Acting Manager.
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER II,
LAST NIGHT But FIVE
Most positively Of the
, NrREMELY BRILL ANT ENGAGEMENT ~
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Last time positive y but one OF the great Roman
THE CONNIE sooGAH
Ia preparation, the great Irish dram', .
ALL HaLLOW EVE.
On Friday next, = Grand Joint
COMPILING NTARi BENEFIT
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
TN Monday neyt, our Favorite COmedIsn,
MR. DAN sErCHELL
VIII commence brief engagement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-17

oSLINo HOUSE FOR BALE. THE
NJ proprietor OF this popular and well-known
Hotel and Restaurant Intends 10 retire from bust.
moss, and offers his wcf-known houfe for sale.
Any one wishing, to engage In q LUCRATIVE
BUSINESS can call on the proprietor, 2i1 Pcnnsyl-
yania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. augs-ttws
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR RENT...A HANDSOME THREE-
story Brick House, with large back butldinG,
the whois containing elsysn rooms, with ali The
modern improvements, Situated on the corner Of
location isAvery pleasant one, and the tuilding
has been lately repaired and put In excellent
street, ortOHN n. BIRD, corner Of Maryland ave.
nue. and sixth street. oeb NV
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-17

We have engage | The services OF the hest tuner
aud TcpAirer and worker Of pianos that could
he obtained In New York city, and we solicit or.
dcrs, guarantee satisfaction, attend promptly, and
charge moderately. We have always In store the
largest stock In this city OF superb PIANOS nom
the best makers. Also every article IN the music
line, JOHN 3. ELLIS,
500 Pennsl lvAniA avenue,
ocll6lG Between Ninth and tenth streets.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPER AND PERIODI-
tJ'EpwIN HALLENBEck, dealer in Hew.p..
pers, Periodicals., Novels Stationery, Prints, To.
baoco, segars, Flags and Playing Cards. also, =
large assortment OF rlain and Colored Photo.
graphs ilb King street, four doors below prOI nst
Marshsl's once, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for tie Wash
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
ap20-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-17

THE LUTHERAN STSoD.-Thc Evangelical
Lutheran synod OF Maryland, 10 now holding its
torty-sixth regu ar annual convention In Balti-
more, in the Second English Lutheran church,
Lombard street, the Rev. Joel SwartZ PASTOR. On
Friday evening, the Rev. j. G. Butler, Of WAshipg-
ton city, president for the year Just expiring, de-
uvered he 'ynodicsl discourse. His remarks were
found on Rom. 1. |. Herehearsed the respective
"lutes OF pastor and people In an impressive an
dICuCr. The synod was organized on Saturday
morning by the election OF the Rev, T. stork, d.
Rev. G. II. Brandan, treasures for the ensuing
year.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-17

oel7Iw % door from Thirteenth street
NJ OTTO E...WM. BELL, DYER,
In having rebuilt his DYEfNG ESTABLISH
vsnia svsnue, win reopen on THURSDAY, the
10th October, WI ere he will be pleased TO his
old customers, and he will give them good work
at a. low prices as possible. oci7.3t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
NEW YORK PGLETECa.
The Pence Convention.

SYRACUSE, Aug. ls,-Noon.
The Mass Peace Convention called 10 meet in
this city this afternoon promises TO be largely At
tended.
Comparatively few are here from New York or
from the counties south of Albany with the excep-
ton of Suffolk, but large delegations are ceming in
from Utica, Rome, Oswcgo, and the villages hcrca-
bouts, and nearly all the western counties are re-
presented.
Two stands have been erected, one in front Of
Wieting Hall and one opposite the VOORHEES, House,
ard each is surrounded by great crowds of people
The prominent men present ar' G. l.. Valand.g-
ham, Ex-Goycrnor Weller Of California, Fernando
Wood, and Judge Onden.pnck, each of whom is
announced 20 speak ths afternoon.
The State Committee ct the organization held q
meeting last night II which several western poll
t.eaas were present. Ate. an Interchange VI views
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
The Rebel Movements In tEc shrnuuGoai,
Valley.
UAoREsrowS. Mo. Aug. Is.

UA1RGsTOwS Mo. Aug II.
There are exciting and conflicting reports from
the Valley to-day.
Gen. Ayerill holds Martinsburg. and at noon to-
day was drawn up in limo oil battle just outside OF
the town. No Rebels had made their appearance in
sight OF his piekels, Gnd the indications were that
the Rebels were not moving in that direction in any
considerable force, but going toward sheridan.
Assstan! Quarter Master WrJy, who removed his
headquarters from this place to Martnsburg OF
Tuesday returned to-day, bringing with him for
greater safety, his stores and trains.
Refugees from MaIinsburg and other points in
the valley beginning 10 arrive here in consider
ably numbers, all of whom have exaggerated ntelli-
gcncc Of the advance of the Rebels. 4 Few OF the
wounded men Of the hospitals 90 Mariinsburg auiy-
ed here this afternoon, aud everything that could
be of service 10 the Rebels has been brought away.
The stage which left here this morning for Mar
tinsburg has returned having boon ordered back
Considerably uneasiness is manifested here, but
from the conflicting rumors il is impossible TO OBJ
tain the exact state oil affairs in the valley.
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too much in this struggle not to have conn

too much In this struggle not to have country
at is conclusion. Let us, as some fecompense
for All we have endured, know deoisivoly that a
STATE bo. or has not q right to defy and dissolve
the Union. Let Us seei. when this war is over
that another may not be justifably Instituted
whenever the dcmagogues Of any single State
shall sec fit. We would have the entire area
Of the Union restored bat better a Nation COM
no,ed of half Of it than an anarchy embracing
the whole. New-York is q great and noble
State. but she is not, and cannot be, our coun-
fry. When this war shall end-and God grant
it may be soon-wc trust it may so cud that the
result of q fair election shall eyermorc be re-
spected by oil who took part in it, and that
whatever calamity may be in store for us, we
shall have no more civil wars.
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crippled for want Of coal ; but II
thew follow the second, and sink her as soon
o. She gets into blue water, nobody VIII DC
djspo.ed to complain. Certainly the ooicnee'
she bo, thus far displayed rises to rashness,
if not bruvado, in thus making for the
mort which we had every reason for sup
no.ing size would seek. and if she is not taken
the nublc will have some little right to indulge
in q chagrin. Ii there are no gunboats OIL
Hafax-if so unreasonable conjecture may
be entertaincd--then we shall probably next
hear Of the Tallahassee scattering, sinking. ana
burning the fishing feet in Chaleur Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
THE TALLAHASSEE.

On Friday afternoon last, news was received
I'm this CITY that the rebol steamer Tallahassee
was off the coast, capturing, sinking and burn
ing everything under the American flag that she
foil In with. How many vessels she has thus
disposed Of, how much property she has de.
stroyed, and how many lives she has put in
Jeopardy, we do not yet know, for every day
has brought fresh reports of further depreda.
tions, and more, probably, are yet
TO como. From statement Of q
master Of one of the captured vessels, we
learned carly in the week, that the avOwed
object Of the captain Of the Tallahassee was to
destroy the cOasting trade Of the North. Every
act Of his has borne out that assertion. He has
preyed chiefly upon small craft, pilot-boats,
coasters, and fishing vessels, his evident purpose
being to render the confusion and alright a.
widespread as possible by destroying the COM
mence, not only Of large seaports, but the trade
of smaller towns. Prcsuming both from bis
acts and his assertions that such was his inten-
ton, it was clear to everybody that his course
would probable he confined TO the Northern
coast. His range, therefore, was necessarily
limited, and we presume that there is not
an intelligent shippiLg-merchant in this city,
who has followed his movements, that did not
come TO the conclusion, days ago, that the first
port in which we should hear Of him would be
Halifax. A vessel of her size, it was clear,
must soon 60 somewhere TO coal and as she
had evidently chosen for her cruising-ground
the northeast coast, Halifax would be her most
convenient port. Everybody expected to hear
Of her there presently and that expectation is
DOT disappointed. She is reported there by
Dispatch received here last evening.
Had there been no data upon which to found
ID reasonable calculation as to her course. per.
maps the only thing the Navy Department could
do was TO send out cruisers in pursuit Of the Tai
lahassee, improbable as it might be that they
or three days the start. That, at any rate, was
done, not successfully we know, though zeal
ouSly we hope, notwithstanding the report Of
the Nep Bedford Mercury that no anxiety need
DO felt in regard to the gun-boat Marblehead,
when firing was heard off that coast, as she was
safe in the outer harbor! But as there were
probabilities enough in the case to enable COM
mon people, outside Of the Department, to make
up their minds that the cruiser would steer for
Halifax, it is natural enquiry whether the De-
partment has not given these probabilities some
consideration and have one or more gunboats off
that post to intercept the rebel steamer in case
she appeared there1 Let US hope that such is
the case, and though they have not taken her as
she was going in, they viii certainly over
haul her as she comes olt If the guuboats
are there tie first would have been the
wiser way when She nay have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19

If any anxiety was felt yesterday IN regard
TO the fate Of Macon it is dissipated by the de8'
patch from Nashville which we publish this
morning. To the demand Of the rebel genera
for surrender Col Seibod gave the soldierly
answer that he was put there to defend the
fort, not TO surrender it, and with his small
force he bravely kept at bay the oooo rebels
who rushed in upon him. They swarmed into
the town, but he defended himself behind his
sartbworks till Gen. Steadman reached HIM
with reinforcements. These reniorcements'
"with raging cheer and an impetuous rush
which was irresistible" says the despatch,
"charged upon the rebels, who broke and
fled in tho utmost confusion" These brave
fellows, who thus saved Macon, were the
Fourth United States Infantry, men OF tha'
class who General sherman says, III his letter
published few days. are good for nothing ex
cept as servants and teamsters, and are not IA
for soldiers. We doubt il the beleaguered gar
rison of Macon agree with him--that their con
tact with these colorcd men is demoralizlng u
white soldiers. The fighting OF the Attn U. )
Infantry is a better commentry on tho General
letter than a page of argument.
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To tho Associated Press.
A SPEECH By TIE PRESIDENT.


This afternoon the l6ith Ohio regiment, cel. J
respects to the President in front OF the Executive
Mansion, who addressed them as follows:
SoLDIERs-You are about 10 return toyour houses
and your friends, after having, as learn, performed
in camp comparatiycly short term of duty in this
great contest. am greatly obliged to you and to
all who have como forward at the call OF their
country. ! wish il might be more generally and
universally understood what the country IL now en-
gagged in. We have as all will agree, free Gov
eminent where every man has a night to he equal
with every other man In this great struggle,
this form of Government and every form Of
Human rights is endangered if our enemies
succeed. There IL more involved IN TINS con-
test than is realized by every one. There is
involved in this struggle the question Whether your
children and my children shall enjoy the privileges
We haze enjoyed. | say this in order TO impress
upon you If you are not already 80 impressed, that
no small matter should divert us from our great
purpose. There may be some inequalities IN the
practical working of our system. II is fair that
each man shall paytaxcs In exact proportion for tho
value Of his property: but ii should weit before
collecting a tax to adjust the taxes upon each
man in exact proportion with every other man, we
should never collect any tax at al. There may be
j mistakes maGo somewhere thing, may be done
wrong while The officers of the Government do all
they can Ia prevent mistakes. But beg Of yOn, as
citizens of this great Republic not 20 lc, your
minds De carried of from the great work we have
before MS. This struggle il too large for You TO be
diverted from IL by any small matter. When you
return to you homes, rise up to the height of q
gcnemiion Of men, worthy OF u free government,
and re will carry out the great work we have com
mencod, Irciup 70 yQuUy sincere thanks, soldiers,
Tor the honor you have done me this afternoon"
Cheers were given for the President, and he was
salutcd by the regiment, after which the march was
taken up for the milroad depot.
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Wheclcr's Movements.
NASHVILLE. Aur. 1

NAIINILLhi NUG. 10 I.!F,
The Rebel Gen. Wheeler moved round on Cleyc-
land after rcpuse at Dalton and is trying to &c, on
TO the railroad leading to Knoxville IT IL reported
that Gen. Sieedman engaged him near Graysyille
on tho 10th inst. and defeated him. Gen. Stced-
man is reported wounded, and Col. Straight, of tho
Fily-irst Indiana Vols killed.
Wheeler's attack on Dalton during Sunday and
Monday was rcpulsed with loss to him Of one
hundred and fifty men, Col. Liebold, command
the post, was reinforced on Monday by Gen. Sted-
man. The 18th United States coored troops
charged upon Wheeler, who fell back and finally
retreatcd. The Union loss was about thirty The
railroad track has not been injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19

NEW YoGK AND NV HAvES RAILRoAD AED
CoLogED PAssESGERs gentleman informs ne Of
the following disgraceful incident which took place
yesterday in the Of this company, and was the
act of one of its officers. Our informant and a
friend had come from New Haven by the early
train, and as il was nearing Greenwich the water
carrier with his can passed through the offering
the passengers water. Tie gentleman and his friend
each took glass, and on the next seat respectable
coored man who also asked for glass, which the
water carrier, an Irshman, refused. IIereupon our
informants friend asked for second glass; as if for
himself and receiving it handed it to the colored
man. The Irshman Immediately snatchcd at the
glass and split tho water declaring amid torrent
of abuse that u rms against he's orders TO supply
"dorkies" tgih w0ter. He went on through the
rest Of the ears, and shortly after returning was
asked by lady for a glass Of water, which he at
once supplied, and she handed it to the colored man
who this time was Above TO drink without moles-
taton though evidently To tho bearers intense
chagrin. On being asked why he allowed the man
TO drink this time, he said, Of course he could not
interfere when it was lady but repeated that be
had orders not to give q oolJred man u drink and
was very properly told by the indignant payengcfs
20 clear out.
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Nepa1ork Dailn gsribaa1e
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1861.
The Tribune.

All the materials used in the publication OF
.wspspr bsve rrey adsonced in price within the last ie"
months The willie paper on whon We PRINT the DAiLf
THlRuNE costs more than from tho sale oil ine
priped sheet every additional demand for the psper %
much added loss. We therefore compelled to advance tee
price Of his paper which from ana oGer ThuTdy July ~
vii be for single copy CENTS or, where delivered ID '
city by carriers u GETS WEEK The noi s"0'0i'0'''
TO the Daily will be chan ged : o per Annum by references
to our Terms" will be noticed that we make no so"
on the regular subscription prices Of the semi esSY 1'
Weekly bu, for the pre,eu, we must suspend AZ '-D
and alherc sticty to regular yearly s0U''r''"
An extra copy Of the paper will be 'eD' TO pis
Subscriber and making rensitiance' o h'ro'''''
tances made before tbs notice reaches t' P''' WIZ
,eiyed aud the orders executed At our Cd Ee'ss'