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'.APlTAL STOCK $5,000,000.
Shares Of $25 each, par value. Sub
scliption price IS per share
being in full payment
for $25 Share.

F~-~N w. ~ 2A&4E
being in full payment
for q $25 Share.
40 further call or assessment to be made
1000 shares, or 800. 600. reserved for
Working Capital.
art1e subscribing In this Company will receive An
uAl amount OF stuck in Two othcr coupaui.t so-
ming, wtthopt further charge.
HE LAMBS OF THESE COMPANIES are located
the Allrghany River and on HtmLock, Porcupfne
Nc. fes creeks MAKING AN UlL-B0R1N; TER
IplN OF btkR TEN AND a HALF MILES In
le wtls On the adjoining propeFfy. Known a. the
rofntta ,ArudE1ek" xells, and E1tHole CEeeE'
lte. TT Iannou. 1or their immene~ supply Of oil.
1c Hs'9 ~ w tlupeEty arc being hunk With great
OF. NM r., nne 1nt7:e supplies OF oil.
,u1pEssed Inducements src onrrva.
fssons Iii. COMPANY get Is Etock and
anore s 80 uf zach II Invested without fnrth.
lbScfrttoh ppoks nttA, and al othrr Ion
t't obtained at The ONCE Ut t,e sup.crtntIoo
Z. a. SIMPSON & CO.,
81 Cedar street, New York
Subscriptions taken for ies. shsn nEr
NDKED DOLLARS, dcl&.pa3imis
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MatiunaI 4spubliiaa.
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.E.. From tho Richmond kNaminer.l ri
AT tho beginning Of the week II was wills
ono late officer Of the Confederate States
Treasury Department, and the other the COM
mlssary agent at Camp jackson hospital-had
vanished from the Confectionery, taking with
thcm--tho former about seven hundred thou
fand dollars, and the latter one hundred and
frty thousand dollars--ail government funds,
but converted into gold, greenbacks, and ster.
ling before tho departure Of the holders OF 1t.
AS rumor is busy with the subject, and as the
names Of the absconded officials are breathed
at every street corner, Il will not DO inoppor-
tune to give publicity to them. The abscond.
Ing and alleged defaulting treasury attache is
George W. Butler, pay clerk of the Confederate
States Treasury Department. The commissary
ls Thos. Knox, agent at the Jackson hospital.
Both Of the men are married, and each left
behind him wife and child In this city.
10 rHE PfRING on CHARLESTON CONTINUED.
CHARLESTON, September 90, 1s6i.-Two large
guns, drawn by twenty horses each, have been
brought to battery Gregg, and arc being
mounted by the enemy. They arc supposed
to be steel guns. The enemy continues the
ND INoENDnRY F1nEs liz R1cnMoSD.
The Richmond papers record numerous fires
In that city. On the 2lst Instant, the rostau-
rant known as "Our House." on Twelfth
street, kept by Charles Hunt, was fred In two
places. Mr. Hunt was absent from the city
and his manager, Mr.. Robert Schoaeld, was
asleep In the front room on the third story,
from which ho was rescued, while the interior
OF the building was burning around him, by
Waterman Franklin, who broke down tho door.
His door was locked, and, from the fact that
his room was set on fire inside, II Is supposed
that the incendiary gained access by means Of
false key. 80.
Between two and three thousand dollars in
Confederate money was stolen from under the
head Of his bed, and another bed In the room
was set on Gre. In the rear room a number Of
trunks were broken open belonging 10 Miss
Elizabeth Hunt, sister Of the proprietor, and
robbed Of large quantity of valuable wearing
apparel, and a considerable amount Of State
bank money, and some gold and silver coin
In the runk containing the money were FIVE
gold watches. very valuable, and one diamond
ring, worth 81, SC0, none Of which were taken
Tho insurance policies on the house and
other property, also In one Of the trunks wer,
unmolested. BY the promptness Of the Ere
men the FIRE did not gain any great Roadway
aud, although the house was damaged consid
erably, II lie still In a condition in which Il car
be repaired with facility. Mr.. Hunts losset
BY the Gre and robbery are estimated at about
$4,000 =. r ~. d. o.. .irr
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A sSISTANT QUARTERMASTER's
n OFFICE,
FoBAaE AND RIVER TRANsPohTArIoS,)
SEVENTH STREET WHARF, !
WAsHIHoIos, D. q. August IS, 1864.
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
Ia accordance with Instructions from Brig alter
General d. II. Ruc!fer, Chief QuatteTmA.tdr, DE.
pot OF Washington, l have placed sohooners
at Upper aud Lower Cedar Points, IN tho pc tito
occupied BY the light-5 ats previous TO their de-
str uotion BY the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise a light will be swung
from each of the sehooners. The reason given by
captains OF vessels, chartered and owned by the
United States QuArtermaster Depsri ment, for
Anchorins In tho Potomac river at night, was that
they feared that they would ruq their vessels
aground II they attempted TO run past the pals
altar dark. The lamps placed on the schooner.
will stVe q light sufficiently strong to enable all
pilots TO pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govPrn themselves by the charts
provided BY the United States Coast survey.
From and after this date no vessel propelled by
steam will DO allowed to An0hOr excepting In such
weather A. by running the loss Of the vessel or
cargo might be endangered.
all masters OF vessels are directed 10 report any
neglect the part OF the parties on board OF the
light sohooneri, In not keeping the lights hurn'
log at all hours OF the night.
copy Of this circular will be kept poStad In the
pilot-houae OF every vessel owned and by
tho Government, plying on the Potomac river.
E. 8. ALLEN,
Au7e-Q2t a. Captain aud A. @. Al.
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BENEFIT AT THE CANTKRBURI.-Itw win be
seen, by reference to our advertising columns,
that the manager of Canterbury. Mf. Lee, with
eommendAblc generosity, has proHered the use oil
his hall on Wednesday MtSrnoon and night fol-
grand benefit to the enrolled men OF the Four b
ward, for the purpose OF assisting them TO M the
wards quota in the coming draft. The entire
orchestra, have kindly volunteered, and a splendid
bill, specially sdapted 70 the occasion, will be
given. We understand that the committee who
have the sale OF tickets in charge have thus fst
met with decided success, aud We confidently look
for q splendid result OF Mr.. Less nberality Of
spirit. 50 moto II be. -
NARIETIKs.-This will be the Last week Of
when II will bs entirely renovated, remodeled and
rebuilt. Second night Of the new drama, " The
Convicts SKULL So utday afternoon and nj yht,
FifE simmons grand complimentary benefit,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

war DEPARTMEET,l
ApJrTANT GEsERAI's OFFICE,
WABHIN0ToH, sept. %, 1864.
The following officers, having been reported at
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here.
matter specified, hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service Of the United States,
uulcst, within fifteen days from this date, the y
appear before the military r1uuission In session
In this ely, OF which r., .-iSr General John L.
Caldwell, United States vO unteers, 10 president,
and make sati,isctory defence to the charges
Al eacS piihom ledr'.
First Lieutenant ?. J. X. Collin, S'h PennsyivR-
surseon George NJ. Ramsay, s5th New York vol.
unteerr.
Second Lieutenant Pate eE J MsCatc, 2s'h New
York volunteers.
Frat Lieutenant Timothy Crannty, 10th New
York volunteers.
Captain James T. Hall 81 New York mounted
rifles.
Second Lisuten,nt Charles F, Rcdlnston, I'D
New York cavalry.
Lieutenant Alexander Graham, i3th New York
cavalry.
Absence T;'hOm lear, since March ., 1861
Licuten Ait hu Mcclure, qusrtFrmastef 18th
Pennsylvania vnlunte. rs.
AbNnre uiihoW iedre, hdring lcH his com n0Rd ;rHh
Out proper dUn OIhy.
Lieutenant Marcus A. Corey, 9Th New York
cavalry.
FIR aiiing 10 report, 10 he board of examination al
Annapolis, MdTydnd, of Ghict BrigHiicF Genera
q r. Grnhda fs presidsd as ordsred.
Frat Lirutensnt Frank W. Foote, i2ist New
York volunteers. e. o. TOWNSEND,
SEQ 'AsIistaut Adjutant General.
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nkOP0sALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

CPPIcE HousB oY RtPRCsUsrATIvrs, U al
WAsuTsoIoN, T., .spt. 7, 1854.
Sealed proposals will BIZ received AZ this onss
until ~ O'Clock, the toth kepte mber, 1884 fsT
furnishing for the use Of the House Of Rspresests
ves OF the United States, s5o tons 900 lb,) hest
Baltimore Conpsuy's No / o. inss Big wEIrE
ASH COAL, or OF . quality equally gooI
20 Cor's Bsksf'a FINE WOOD.
90 CORDS best srasontd KICK nv Woob
50 Cords best seasoned OAK WOOD.
1hs whole to he PUT awav 10 tho vAults OF ~
Capitol, under the direction OF the Chiei Engiuss<,
to whom application may be made TOT iafor
6e.
The whole /. be delivered By the list Noreass
next.
BINDS for the faithful sxssutIoa of,hs ss.sss,
viii be equirpd. o.
BIdu for Coal and Wood will be aoasidersd sspa.
Thtely. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
seiO iRwSw Clerk House OF Rspre.estativs U Q.
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Offers may be made for one or mnfs syhsiss, -
the option OF the bidder and in ease more thaa oss
srtlclo 10 contained 10 this offer, the shisf OF As
buresu will have the right TO accept ons or uers
OF tho articles contained In such ofer and T-ssss
tho remainder, TIE price nsn b. entfbrn, 80
oBerE Mud smbrecs all u any syiieiss ~
iircrdbs Of all ne astfsss.
For the description OF articles 10 the above liza,
bidders arc referred 10 tho samples 81 the sait
Navy Yards, and to the advertisement Of this 10.
reau dated July g. 1885, Aad for inlorm siioa - -
the laws and regulAtio % Ito pamphlet iorn) 70
gNrdins eostrsets, to the otieers OF The sevsra
eOnmAndAnts OF navy yards and navy agents.
The Department reserves tho right 10 ejest AAy
proposal not considered adv antAEsous 70 ths GsE,
crnmont.
Bank forms Of proposals may b. ostaiasA 60
auplisaton 10 the navy agent a. Boston, HsS
York, or PhllaieiPhis, AID ~ this bureau.
tel.w4t
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CLoTHING AND CLOTHING MA.
~ TERIALs. rFE
, NAVY DrrA.rnssr,

, Navy DErARTmaNr,
BUREAU or PhoynioNs ASp CLoTHIHs,{
September I, 1884 J
"Proposals for Navy Clothing aud Clothing Mat-s
RAILS" will be received at this Bureau usti .
furnishing and delivering lon fscelyiur thirtv
days' notice. at the United states Navy Yards "
Charlsstown, Mass, and Brook ", n. Y In sush
be specified BY tho hief OF this Bureau Of " d
CommAndants OF the said Navy Yards, respeSk
lively, the numbers and quantities Of the dinsrs.t
In LIT rIz.
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DROPOSALS FOR sTATIONkNI.

HorsH OF RrpRrsuyrxrtyrH V-,rrp srIruJ
IIraE,s OrrIrr an t,st - Isxl
sened propos.ls viii be received AZ thIs on.s
until FRIDAY, the Goth dsv Of 8 ptsmber, 1854, ~
u oeIocE. m for fIroi,h M s,oh OF the folio vns
Rem, ,entntiyes Of the United stAtes via;
Ioj Scsms wbit. ausTto Po,t Psnsf' ,.t. m.
perans, faint lined.
supera me- tsint Iipea'
IS rcsms white Commercial Note Paper, sxsl
sunernne, coarse ruled on ali sides.
40 Tesms white ConmsrOi.l Ho,e Paper, sz..
Eunerhne plain
Streams white Eo0l'saP Pspef' 'iesssps-
Of Fan. Iss.i Can p..ay. .xtY. ,u..a..
TInti,nsI ~'P '"p'''
~ ...as rts. a. p.n., n,.i.
"a $3.50 thia M.piiiip 81,
a. $500 MaaIIis p.p.r mi, I..h.. wssp.
;n@ ~ nornas nj ,,.m var, teush sst
NM rc.ms M.D,iI. Dana, ,sxsl ,,.s.. va.a
ing "a pounds Der rsa@, n.i, very .aoeth
gn sesmS MsnII. p.n., S1,s7I..s.. ,s,S.
in0 al pnunds mar ,esm a.' ,s,, .uoots
and toush. a' wy
I'd 900 white Thick hdhe,Ire HnyeIop.. s1xIS
inohea.
40 900 white Thick Adhesiys Rnyslousa skxlh
inches.
90 OOo white Thick AdheIive Envelopes, sHIsk
inehs,
,Sc,o ,nhita rbI,L Idh..tx. Rnv.lo,... sxxsl
'''N ,rsho, saws -N''
sn,, 1aeas 49,. pov.,o,..
,n', ~, Nv !, I,'"sis. EnNsro q. ,,,,,y,..A.
STos, Congress Tic Enyeior.s.
lSo fnT., stcsi pen. va ION. tInd,
- %. itnch rI.t T. Est.nIs
a ,n. I1'.t.nS. ..tanani...
ia SoIsn bnItiss Ss,t aissE IN quartz. ,Ist,.
"a h.tnint.
sue 49,. -, pi,. I,h cu.,.. And Mat.
% Isen peys ou pan ~ 49, "a .Hn,,
1911 EVA ,,anntaa nsDal. ys,iou. t,.s.
aaen p'.sE is.d p.ns ~ r.hs,,s' o.t.Ss.
- snUnS NJ '
u sro.s E.hari. c.,nin. an. Min. y,,.,I..
moss 100000 r.rion. LInss
S,', om'nas D., haitos. dins,.st -.
SToSsn hotYIss MnsIIsse. ,m.il are
N J"gcn n.,L. Wanna C,rds
"a snaoI. EJnL Tsns
"a nSunIs bsIt SesfIet sssIInt-1aH
dozen Diaries, Tor 1855 VArtou kisds.
4 do.sn Nsmorandum. x.SiauS klada
Lnsen p,ttfnI'ns
u doEen Psper.F ,Iders.
sdoaea saooss h.m'
- So1sn panwiners'
"a dol. en- Pocket X Tlyes three, our, AaA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

ARMED TO THE TEETH, is a verS common
expression, but We think armed to emhellish and
preserve HON to rlpo old age |, decidedly more
beneficial and appropriate--this can only be done
by the fragrant "SozodHnt,r for cleansing and
Identifying and preserving the teeth, sweetenipg
Druggists staT-sost
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EouRTH W A R D L.

AN persons residents Of ia. Fourth Ward who
have Furnished subsi utes irc earnestly requested
10 handin their names to the Committee, between
the hours Of 0 and o'clock, In the roam Of the
- '. HERBERT,
TN. HURLEY,
w. Y, MORGAN,
JIM. Johnson,
j. II. BLAKE,
Be9tlt Comnittec,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

AM one having occasion TO visit private
Vsllny. rrE..-.....
large and sdceesful practice here and else.
who're enables him to gusranty aperloet cure In all
eases. " 10
All visits and communications strictly prlvsti
and confidential. Person, calling sec no one tu,
The Doctor. .r.. fobl--h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

NEW YORK sTYLus.-Gsa.ls,nea' Clotatn0i -
Ssre and Tdttfcsbe "A largo assortment for Dres,
and Busines, woar. Tho English sack and Ws,h
ing Coats cHeell In beauty, grade and finish suy'
'hIng over offered IN this city. ...
.,r. WALL, SrEPnTss l. Co.,
os7-H an Pa. av.. bet. Ninth and Tenth stG
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

ID ECRUITINa IN REBEL STATES
H. FOR LOYAL STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS IN TIL yield,

The Headquarters OF the Assistant Provost Mar
shall OF Massachusetts for n. b. Virginia ate
tAblishsd at No. 8 Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue, near seventh street. where full In
formation regarding the magnificent induce ments
offered 10 men irrespective OF color to enlist for
Massachusetts, can be obtained.
Full particulars can also be obtained of Will
LIAM bMALE, Esq cas- side OF Pitt street, two
doors north OF King street. Alexandria, Va, or OF
any authorized Agent for MAssaohuIetts. Au6-ti
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

TnE only place where you can purchase hulia
Rubber goods OF all kinds 81 Manu- prices
at II. a. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SIC
Pennsylvania avenue, between Nln'h and Tenth
streets. Also, all Kinds OF Rubber goods bcaufi-
fully repaired at short notice. mst23-tt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

JEwELRY.-Beautlful Gold plated Jowelry
and silver plated Tea Spoons for only Oh, At the
Dollar Jewelry store, 43s PennSylvsnla avenue
near Folr-and-a-half street. aep2o-iw.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

DY BOTELER & WILSON
Id AUCTIoNEERS.
OFFIGs UsIrED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION
WASnIE0roE, u. T., Nept. 3, 1884.
On SATURDAY, October lst, CONNIE noing at 10,
| r.. m, tho following Variegsted and PlSin Marble
will be sold ~ public auction, on the grounds
north of the United states Capitol:
| 100 blocks TcnnoIJee Marble.
1000 cubic feet OF remnants do.
| ~ pieces Potomac Ma bic.
| 500 icet (cubIc) Vermont Green Serl,eltiuo
SODIUM aLais do.
1000 cubic feet re mnAnts italian Marble.
| At the Anme time Will be sold : large lot OF
Doors, Shutters, alt building m>teri-l Of various
kinds. CLEMENT l.. WEST,
| seps-d General Suparinten lent.
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noRsEsl HoRsEsi HORSES !

HoN } Ss' Hoe0h9' 'aoNoh9
oUARTERnAGTEK GEHEHAps oPPICn)
FIAsr DIvmIoH, WAsnIHoroH CITY,
August al, 1884,
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery SoEVise
Will DO purchased at 0iesboTo Depot, in open
N aTket, till October I, 1854.
Horses will 10 delivered TO Captain l.. LOWTy
Moore, A. Q, NJ, and be subjected to tho Usual
Gavernment Inspection befo,e being AeSept0t.
Price OF CAvAliy HorseS, eI1S each
Pftee Of Artillery Horses, also eAah.
paIment VIII 10 taado for aln 10 and MsEs.
JAMES A. HkIH,
ColonsL PiVst Division,
lSpieia SuATtWRHHter eGnSTaiN oihse,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

INHE THIRD OORPs..---" TIE Ola.
| MOND"iS new house Just opeasd By NE
IA Officers lately belonging 10 the % soEps, Array
Of tho Potomac. II 10 Furnished with everything
lhat tho palate OF an episuFean . llquou ssule
desire, and We roeommend our friends 70 pay
sisit 10 tSl Tenth BtTeet. The otneofs, espesAuI
VI Hooker's and KoAf oy's old AVisions ~
NlwGVB he Walsnma ~ N-H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

ACCIDENT TO an OLD CrrrzrN.-Our ycncr.
able citizen, Mr. Kiopfnr father Of the Secretary TO
the Mayor, metwitn very serious accident fast
ovenlnE, by falling down the area OF the Post ON
building. while Walking along seventh street. He
vas carried 10 Mt. Majofs apotheeary store, where
no received medical attendance, and whenee he was
removed TO his sons residences, on q street, be.
tween Fifth and sixth street, T'fsfV r. II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

BALE OF sTocKs.--James q. Mcclure n Co.
last evening sold forty.hree shares Of Washington
and Georgetown Passenger Railway stock AZ IS;
5000 Corporation OF Washington six per cent.
stock, Interest OFF, at Oh 800 Corporation OF
Eleven seres IN "6tauby, - about four miics north
q the city, were also sold to Samuel v. Miles, for
A81 ner acre ... ..' ... .. .."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

VARIETIES VARIETIES,
Fronting rsnn'. svsnu. s.d Ninth street.,
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
SIGN OF THE BIG DRuMMoND LIGHT. %
THR VERY HEAD AND FRONT OF ALL THAT
IS ELEGANT IN ART.
THE GREAT MORAL AND HBALrHPuL RE.
SORT.
CROWDED WITH ALL orr PROMINENT
MEN. ALI DISTINGUISHED PER.
SoNAGEs VISIT Us.
The ONLY PLACE THE ONLY PLAcEi
Indisputsb'e and undsniable, where the Drama
and Musls Hall entertainments are eomblnsd o.
one pl'ce' every person seeing two performances
THE MAMMOTH CENTRAL REPOSITORY OF
MORAL WIT AND ELEGANT HUaoR.
TIN PRETTY DANCING GIRLS,
Each = PARAGON OF exquisite beauty.
ALL TIE COMIC RTHIopIIHs.
AZ! THE FLsisHED ARTISTS:
ALSO ANOTHER NEW NOVELTY.
FITz SIMMONS LAST NEW DRAMA.
The popular lightning writer, who writes and
produces new sensation Drama every week.
This piece 10 Of deep and thrilling interest. Full
o. startling situations aud new melo-dr.n.tis
tablesux, entitled the
coNIiCT'S SKULL;
S SosyiSE: SKULL SKILL;
sSs.s,E 4ss y .ss.s1
n The Man Of Mystery.
c. The skull OF the Murd.red.
- The Imprisoned Murderer
cs-rhe RemorSe OF Conseieass.
~ Rights OF the Injured.
q. Punishment OF Crime.
Alss, the Musis Hall Bill of Double Entertain
G0VERESENT DIsPATcHRa
Also, the comic sketch OF " POSSIBLY EOT,1
The great Comic Artistic, JOE WARNER.
The Moral, Model philippians, tho very best
BILLY WoRRRLL, GEORGE MURRAY,
MISTER BARRY, MASTER BARRY.
The Four Fairy Grscss,
MILE JULIA CHRisTIER,
FANNIE gERRARo,
and the fayorites Of the public.
Also, tho Great Comic Farce ofthe
SINGULAR MORTAL.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Arsh N,
''' l' The GRANb MATINEE.
| Only afternoon ofthe
| ONNICl . bhULL-
| CT iZsns AAd strangers attending the Hstihe,
| will remener this 10 the only afternoon oil the
CoHvICTs SKULL;
xcM.R, THE vAGRANr,
TRIBUTE OF EsTEEM.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
rendered TO the proprietor aud manager, Mr.. Fita
| Simmons,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
| OCTOBER I,
| An entire new DramN will he performed, AAd 4
| bill OF unususl excellence.
| SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE NEW vARlRriHs.
OyinE to the great success OF this great central
resort II viii shortly be snlarKed, renovated, and
| another door added, new galleries, chandeliers,
Se. We have the ownar word for Il, and the
public osu rely upon place eelipsin5 anything oil
the kind In tho city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

400 REMovAL 500
TO NEW BUILT Ne.
H 500 Fl
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLoWs NJ LL .
JAMES 8. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Wen Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY rauIpaESr mANuyAoroRY,
NEW BULL DING,
q 500 a
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own mhnuiAoture,
most complete assortment OF every style and price
Of Military and S Siti1 SS Mn pp,p1r.
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINEsWORD BELTs, with Topham's Patent slide
Sole "'h IHSsHoi$'s PATENT sruRa
LAFGHOLzs PATENT CuRB and NOSE STRAP
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
HORSE covERs AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND crPIzEks
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT YbaIETI.
HAIR ESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE S;AiIRsssIAsE, BUGGY, AND EN-
suT hfss As sERsh WAGON, CART, AID
PLOUGH HARNESS.
w II Ps,
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
| TR u N ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsES
| IRON FRAME TRUNKS
| WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALISRS,
| LADIES' DREsS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES,
| ARMY VALlsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
| Lea thsr and Canvass Pelliaieur Rage, Leather
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SAtehels, Toy Trunks and Bohool SAtshsls, and
| every article in their line Of business.
REM Z n B KRi
H 500 81
sEvENT sTEEET.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtAintd from the Orphans
Columbia, letters teKthmentsfy on the personal
estate of Charles NJ. Williams, late OF Wash
ington city, D; e, deceased; Al persons hay.
wsrped to exhibit the same, with the vouoh eTs
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the gath
be excluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Civ en- under my har dt"is oath day OF September,
1864 Waller OFT,
se21-laW2w Executor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

NEWSPAPERS. AND PERIODI.
GALS.
J,EDWlH HALLENBECK, dealer IN EewspA.
pors Periodicals., Novels, SITS aOneTY, Prints, To-
bAeoo, SegArs, Flags and Playing Cards. also, .
large assortment OF Plain aud Colorsd Photo.
graphs, llb King street, four doors below ProvObt
MAfshal's office, Alexandra, Va.
Subscriptions and AdveTtlsnmsnta for the WASH
lnston DAILY RATTosAL REPUBLICAN TeesiVed.
An2n-M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
BABY-TENDRR.

A vertical and noiseioss SPRING ChADLkr
easily converted into Bsby-I umpsr, Baby Horse,
Baby-WAlksr, High-ChAiT, Ottoman or Hobby
Horse; the whole teslgaed 10 rslisva hntheTs.
rocking them, and sape he dppease efa NURSE. Its
motion 10 perfectly healthy aud charming. frioe
eos 70 ass. send toT illustrated oireulAr.
BROWN CO.,
49, Broadway, ". Y.
An entsrprisiRE ssent wanted for Washington.
HeS-eOdlm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

MILITARY GooDB,.
- -.ut.. WALL. STEPHENS 4 Co..
10n PENNsyLvAhIA AyHMVE,
lsSt the LARGEST Asaortmenti In this city, embTAS
ing all qualities used BY ofheerl In the Army and
Navy, such A.
Swords, sAShss, Bsltl, shOuliOr-IiIApt, Hats
Caps Piatoll, a., a., with nnS As5oltment o.
Uniform elathinGI VITA which We can fufnihh on.
sara somptcts efitAts 10 hV moments.
WALL, STEPHENS d co.,
as PannnyiyAniA AvSnu
GSvIA--Isi .kai. star. naSNsa1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
D0YsI CLoTaINa....WE ARE NOW

DOYS ULOTHIhG.,.WB ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF . largo Alsortmsnt Of Boys and
thIIdranI Cothing VI Tie asVsIt styles, ilitGblI
ioI die present season Tor areaS .ad school wear,
" Vbteh We Invite The sttentloA VI pArenta.1s 81
u. MALI, STEPHENS Co.,
5gg sac SHa,y'van'A Avenue, lstwsth
q. ..a ".. rgL Slath tqs Ieaih strast.
cor to--ln issfs ! lalsl,I 4saltgaa ..
laauN .r.s .. &. d. and isslaHurE 90.
~ tuUt Ia ~ 80