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From Waahington.

WASHINGTON, Sept ls-All candidates for
admission to the Naval Academy, are requested
to report to Newport, r. L., between the Goth
and 8Oth inst. $50. ,s=s
Gen. Meigs has returned to Washington.
An extraordinary Cabinet meeting was held
this p. IN. All members we're present, @
A dispatch to the War Department, dated
Darnstown, says a party of n. Y. Saith, Colonel
ILarne, crossed the Potomac at Seneca Greek
on Monday, cncountering rebel force of three
companies, with loss Of three men. Next morn
ing they shelied the camp, driving the rebels
back. -
r. F. Marley. of Ind. has been appointed
general manager Of the Military railroads lines,
in place of Col. Thos. A. Scott. II
Corporal Houghland. Of Niles, Michigan, Co.
E., I'd Michigan regiment, was shot this morn
ing while on picket duty, to the left Of Bailey's
Cross Roads, The ball penetrated one should
er and passed out Of the other striking a pri.
yate who stood behind him in the corn. Hough.
lands injury, though severe, is not likely to
prove fatal. $3.50. ~, 5,i
The rebels Of Alexandra have 6ne opportu.
mites TO communicate with their Virgiais
friends by passing down the river in boats be.
yond our lines. aa-,.,a 4..s
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p ELKwArxs, Va, SspI Loo the 18Th,
.!etschsnens Of $40 men from the l4th Indians
and 24th and 2sth Ohio regiments. dispersed
three Tennessee regiments under Gen. ADder
s,,r. on the vest side Of Cheat Mountain, com
pl~teIy routing them, killing eighty and obtain.
,ne usoet OF their equipments. Our loss wss
eight hin d. hs-4 ~ IL,
The ~pemy made an sdvancs on Elkvater the
ssme DAY with Q foscs supposed - Be lS,00O,
bat we're driven bssk BY detachmsnts Of men
from the llth Iudiana, % and 6th Ohio reRi.
mrnts. snd shells from Loomi.' Battery. They
have retired some eight or ten nilea
\ n esrooe force Of Arksnsas, Tennessee and
vire,nia iroo Q, alec threatens the east aide q
Great Mountain. but have NOT JET bad . general
sbslI thrown from ono Of Loomis' guss twe
miles into the enemy's camp, killed 10 end
voundsd T.
~ lS,h Indiana regiment had . severe skir
m,sh vith superior nsasbers Of the enemy o.
~ I3th. and killed 10 ~ -. With tsieirg ines
A. ~ rnemy sdvsncsd on ElkvAtes, ~
.,slsme ~ 6s.dsAmsly checked By de.ach
,,.c, ~ ths lS,k jaAispa, Itfae nsssl' 9
-. Tc.osr6nlissl 8neiaeess, sAs iakeB s Pre-
o..r Sy she isbsjA wLDs - siA wsy % Chssl
Mountain.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE correspondent Of
the American at Shaspsburg, reports tn on
Friday last skirmish occurred near that town.
On Friday the rebels appeared in large num-
beers in Shepa rdstown, and commenced firing on
the Federaiists, from the Maryland side.
Several cannon were brought out by the Fed
eralsts under Col. Anderson, who brought two
Of his guns TO bear upon them from Danbra
Hill, opposite the town, and opened with ball
and grape, which soon silenced the rebel batter
les aud destroyed several houses.
1 A flag OF truce was sent from the rebels pro-
posing cessation of the fling Since then all
has been quiet. 9 s.@'
The Herald dispatches contain the following,
which is about the only sensation Of all the spe.
cials: SIS go
WASHINGTON, Sept l7.-Everything 10 quiet
along the lines to dry. asa
Several rebels have been taken prisoners
within the last few days, and they all assert that
Gen. Beauregvrd has promised the extreme
Southern and coast troops that If they will not
60 home, he will move forward before tho 2Dth
and have battle. He assures them that he will
take Washington without attacking our works
imme diately in front. This promise is made TO
keep the troops of the Cult States from becon,.
ing demoralized and leaving the army. Our
spies corroborate the above statement.
neers Of the N. Y. 18th, % in number, are t. be
sent to Baltimore to-day, and forwarded thence
to Tortugas. 80
Reports are current here that Gen. Johnston
il moving up the Yirgiria side of the Potomac.
Son state his force At S5,OOO to 40, 600 men,
If he essays the attempt, his advance will be
met in becoming manner. l+
From Kentucky. sso.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. ls-ll:So. 4. Mo COM
TuBicatiOn over any part OF the Southern line,
since SIX o'clock, last evening Consequently,
We have no information concerning Col Rous-
seau's command, aud the Home Guards, which
left 10y rail last night and this morning.
The city Is quiet, but full Of unreliable rumors.
Death OF Ruth Gale.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ls.--Ruth Gale, the 8rd
sister Of the Gale sisters, died last evening at
the hospital. She is the 7th victim of the Con.
tincntal Theatre calamity. yloa
Arr we'd prize schooner Fair Wind, from Fall
River for Baltimore, captured by the Mime.
sofa.
Also arrived British schooner PRINCE Alfred,
from Antigua, Tor Baltimore. with salt, captured
BY the SusQuehanns. ~, .
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DARxsrowH, Nd, Sept. ls.-It was under.
stood TO day that Gen. Mcclellan would arrive
here to.merrcY on bio way TO revieF the army
Of the upper POTOMAC.
On Saturday last Z scouting party crossed the
Potomac At the mouth Of Seneca Greek, and
penetrated the country in the vicinity Of Lees
burg They saw three regiments Of Infantry
drilling on the Leetburg Fair Grounds These
regiments, they were informed By negro, we're
Nississippians, while 4th Regiment from that
State had been received and disbanded. Infor
nation has also been derived that there were
other large bodies pf rebels in HAT section, and
II salt, coffee, &C., we're not shortly seceiged.
general Distress would ensue, both to the army
and to families - q
The scouts saw not living being except the
negro. in the country. The wheat had been har-
vested. but the corn fields we're drying up.
From the best information obtained there IL
little doubt thst Gen. Johnston1 army is now
apparently moving in detail from opposite
Washington towards this eection; fully reaches
II il does not exceed the highest estimate given
by runners; neither 10 Il impossible that johnson
vi,l epdeavor to cross the Potomac In the neigh.
horhood of the M0nocacv. with aview Of at.
tenn tiug 10 reach Frederick 70 protect the Leg.
stature while they pass the ordinance Of seces-
sion. trusting 20 the we'll known secesston cen.
ti,neut in Baltimore and the lower counties Of
MARYLAND TO raise the standard Of rebellion and
divide and weaken the Union army. Either
this movement, or % abandpnment OF the whole
line OF the Potomac appears Inevitable. IS
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EpFsse0 0eaFes. Va
- No., =, Sept. ls.--Ths steamer
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OF INTEREST TO ALL.

Having pu-cha ed my Cotton Domestic Coed. prior 10
tne " Of Ado nae, have determined taking into con.
@deraton tn tate Of the country and the price Far
msrs are getting Tor their 70 droes u tnem u
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l~u Cen. "a DesocsAtis Conven-
>ahiornal ballot vss s s,;..s...,.
I<hsis, Of woceeseef, ~ .~.s....:a
Z q. Baily, Esq.,
K Governor.
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PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and Arue should 20
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HosTGrTEYs CELEBRATED BI1fERq, whose b. ..
ncsnt elects upon the system has been clearly prove to
those who have been stricken doSn In short spac, 7
time BY this dreadful curse whose cheeks are wan d
measre, aud whose nights sleepess and restless
whose eyes are dim snd sunken with death them
In the lace, this compound must prove blessing; snatch
ING them as were, from tie mouth Of the grave none
can know its true value until they have tested It. When
al others have failed these Bttrs have restored the su
ieers to pristine health Their popularity the West
ern and southern parts should introduce them all fai-
hes. o.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
sept1 DAWN
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Later f,rona Eprope.

HALIFAX, Sept. l8.-The steamship Europa,
| from Liverpool. Saturday, Sept. Z, via Queens.
tewn 9th, hss arrived at this port. Her dates
are two days later than per Anglo Saxon at Far.
ther Point
Breadstuffs firm; provisions dull; consols 92f
The general news not of importance.
Afidavits have been sent to America. proving
that Serrell, recently arrested at New York, had
no political mission from England, and money
found in his possession was for business pur.
poses only.
The interview between the Emperor Napoleon
and the King Of Prussia will take place at Cen.
peigne on the 22d Of October. ~.
Political affairs on the Continent remained
unchanged.
HALIFAX. Sept 1.-THE Europa, from Liver
pool ~ \. y. of the 7th, and Queenstown. eve
of the 18th, arrived here at 6 O'Clock this
morning. She has IS, $40 in specie.
The new steamer Of lnman's line, the City Of
New York, will sail on her irst voyage TO New
York on the 18th. 800 < dsii-s s,a
Great Britain.-At Q meeting Of the British
Association, Nr. BAzeley, of Manchester, read
another paper on the Cotton question, in which
the commercial policy Of the United States Was
bitterly denounced, and the expediency Of Eng.
land freeing herself from dependence on Ameri-
ca strongly urged. @ $50 ~
The Liverpool Post asserts that Thos ]. Ser.
rcll, who was arrested at New York, must have
been imprisoned under misconception.
The French naval division will remain of the
coast Of Syria the whole winter, for the protec-.
ton of the Christians. al aa5 K
The Bourse was firm but closed dropping;
rentes 69f zoe. s,s..a : y.E n ISL.
Felix Billey, the protector Of the canal, Was
taking legal steps against the English company.
which was for assuming the right over the pro.
jected canal. a..- saw st
Liverpool-Breadstuffs- Various Weekly cir
culars report -four buoyant, at an advance Of
6d@ts Sd since Tuesday; quotations ranging At
PAS 6d@ IS Cd. ,s .rs-s 81. i az
Wheat active at An advance of ,ss@id p
quintal; red western 9s 6i@lls Sd; red southern
lis 6d@l2-; white western LIS; do southern
LIS Sd@lSs Sd. - s,.s.s4 qsasa s5s.t
Corn has an upward tendency, with advance
Of q per quarter; mixed sos 6d@yls; yellow
Sis@3ls Cd; white 32s@35s. ao.iea- i
LArEsr.-Breadstuffs, Liverpool, Saturday
Market generally dull; wheat upward; corn
steady; PROVISIONS ruled quiet during the week;
beef steady; pork quiet, bacon has downward
tendency; market on Saturday dull common
los 81. s-s #,qs9 sic B
London-Consols Saturd " at 901@93 money
latest sales American securities, Ill G. 39S@
293 discount; Eric r R 224@22t. 81
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 19.-The Herald's Wishing
ton despatch says that the difficulty relative to
Gen. Fremont is caused by the interference Of
the Blair family, the p. n General and Colonel
Frank p. Blair, Jr. II is from item the charges
have emenated. understand the real secret of
the hostility Of the Blsirs is that Fremont would
not permit them to dictate to him, and would
not lend himself to combination Of contractors
| from New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and
elsewhere, who had the patronage of the y. n.
| General. Some ten days ago +. P. Blair de-
| handed that three millions worth Of contracts
should be given to that combination, and Gen.
Fremont's response was, that bis duty was to
oppose all enemies Of the Government, whether
Southern traitors or Northern schemers.
| Upon inquiry at the head quarters of the army
of the Potomac, have ascertained positively,
that no orders, general or special, have yet been
issued by Gen Mcclellan relative to the fugitive
slaves, 30 that all the reports and comments on
that subject, which have appeared in the papers
are to say the least, prmature. Nothing has yet
occurred, requiring action on his part on that
subject.
asln Especial to Evening Post
| WASHINGTON, Sept ia detachment of
loyal Maryland volunteers crossed the Potomac
At Wiiliamsport a day or two slnce, attacked .
company of Rebel soldiers and drove them some
| distance beyond Shepsrdstown, Virgins.
Several negroes in full uniform recently come
into this CITY with regiment from the city Of
New York. Secretary Cameron now insists
that the colored men shall not wear the army
uniforms.
| The Gamblers Who were arrested some days
ago BY the Provost Marshal guard Of this city,
we're released yesterday, and the faro banks are
again in full blast ~ 4
| The Intelligencer SAYS that We believe the fro.
q9ent threat Of the Richmond Pspsrs In regard
70 crossing the Potomac by batteries along the
eastern shore, has never made any FERROUS i'm
preston on our military authorities. There are
shells enough At command at any time, to enable
our vessels TO disosige the rebels along the line.
From Gen. Banks' Cslumn.
BALrAoas, Sept l6.--The Hsrald's special
reports about Gen. johnson crossing the Poto.
mac are unfouuded.
There Is much alarm at uartinsburg and Win.
chester shout Gen. Banks crossing the Potomac
johnson for assistance.
l Reliable information frsm Winchester states
that the 3. 4 between Strssburg and that place
10 not being built ~ rspoI led, and that the rsili
taken up near Aartinsbarg, are to be used FOL
Ilasins line from Richmond 70 Manassas. Il
has hitherto required three days for the trans
portatjop Of troops between tho.e plscss..
Gun Bee Launehsa.
Bosfos, Sept ls.-fhe Gun boat 6agamors
vas launched today, from Samson's Yard, Ess
Bo..on. Her keel Y 8 laid 80 dsys ego. Twt
other gun hoa,s are Aearly ready tos launoin(
y 1sss pottop.
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Guu Bsa LaunehsA.

BcsfoH, Sept ls-fhe Gun boat Sycamore
vas LAUNCHED today, from Samsonis Yard, East
Bo.tou. Her keel Y 8 laid 80 days ego, Two
other gun hoa,s are Aearly ready tOr launeing
u Rsss Roston.
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SurY FAn-The day opsnsd auspi.
!, FIR the natrons Of the Fair and the
u but shir,y occupied in the morning we're
IaI,ed in the afternoon. he Fair this ssa.
aust no. be regarded a. : good criterion Of
ID, ns,ss, counsy can do. fhs grand ex-
=. has . pssecspied the public mind
N else for the present must cutter. Not.
LEADING thie. however Tie Quality Of the
"A articles shown, fully compenssted for
~uce Of quantity. We presume Ill.
-. 1. man, Of The classes cannot be sur.
: Ensriag The gate the arss attr.csion
...,.ll collection OF eericuleur,l implements
IN w..oe,ced especi.,l, .n ineen,oua
-~ing railway cars. BY NJ. Stafford.
81 hing cmodels Of high pressure
-. \, On. "a Allen. The next De.
.,,;.a n, the ladies with their
1890. .ra Ear. s>ethe decoration
-, Nan. Among these xrA Disque's
.ss,at and native vine sssrscss..s general
4. be.. eve, exhibited and richly de.
A. ,,.,,;.m. .v.,ded.
-. ,..n;r. Their. v,s . trotsius match
-. hor., beating Eyipe JSck By lev
= ,,d 4 pacing match, in which J. L.
sAr~ v,s The winner. time, asa. In
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Fsonl Maryland.

SAckvILLE. Nd, Sept l6.-It is currently re:
ported that IN important conference was held
here YESTERDAY, at which several high military
men were present.
The arrest of Bowie, Brewer and Young, haa
struck terror into the secession ranks Of our
community, and 1t 10 said that some Others are
expecting to be arrested likewise. @
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Missouri News.

xxt1OON119 Ceyvos
JEyvSasou Cisr., Sept l7.--1hs cpsresopdent
Of ti,s st. Louis Democrat gives she following
account Of the engagement with the rebels &C
BoonviI:e on the 18th, taken from Capt Epps.
tein's official report. The Captain says:
After the eight bad lasted about an hour the
acce ssiouists whom he had tsken % hostages
became 10 restless that they begged him to al
Low one Of their number 70 60 with dag Of
truce and ask On arastice. This hostage came
back soon afterwards, while ] let men cease
firing. with request to know nv conitionA Il
then demspded that they should withdraw the
secession forces two miles from thu city, not 70
modest any Of our families Or other pnion people,
70 leave the arps Of the killed and wounded pp
the ground where they fell While promised
70 let the prisoners free whom had taken, With
the exception Of preacher Pointer, who in.
formed them would shoot, in case they should
not h,,norsbly keep their promise for seven
dsya They left town according 70 this agree
Wsnt. ~, !,
Tins the gallant fellow With only one hundred
and 6fty mep actually dictated his own terms to
fully four times his nHmheF The enemy
fought we'll for Z little while but oyt Of ths
vho.S ak hundred only six could be found 70
ssorm' The vol Their leaders bravely led the
vs,. bu, they absolutely refused to follow. Of
49, six our men killed -four, their two leaders,
Col Brown and his son, Capt Brown, falling
- near the entreuchmsnts that they drew them
in AM they died inside.
Besides thess, the snsuy Lost 9 Or 10 killed
"a a courier jus. from Boosevlls report that the
rebel force Vas rssresslng towards Prices COM
mand.
/ 1T AhaAn SaNk
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THE ALEXANDRIA SHOE FACTORY.

G. \. BALDWIN L CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
IAVING removed to their new ami spacious
I & warehouse, at the northeast corner Of King
and Royal streets, Invite the attention of Southern
and Western merchants and dealers generally to
their extensive and well assorted stock of goods
consisting Of great variety Of Mems, Homcm&,
Nis~~a, Boys, Yontd's, and Chidrens Boota .ShSes,
ond Brognns, both scwed and pesged of Calf,
Kip, Buff, Grain, Split Enamcled, and Patent
LEATHER also large stock of LadieS' f"e shoes and
CATERS, of Morocco, Kid, Goat, Lasting, &C., all
of which vii! he sold AZ low a. they can be pur-
chased in any market, of the same quality and
style. Having made extensive preparations for
the manufacture of goods, we hope to receive the
encouragement Of the Southern trade, as we are
determined to do all in power TO make their
dealings with satisfactory.
We have also in store large stock of Hats and
Caps, OF the latest styles which We have just re-
ccivcd from the factories and which will be sold
low. aug 81
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THE JAPANESE AT HoME.-The correspon-
dent of the New York Times gives such an
account of the reception of the returned en-
bassy, and the Americans accompanying, at
Jcddo, as will occasion considerable dIsap-
pontment. The writer says that the Prime
Minister evinced the utmost Indifference to
the details of the visit to this country, and
excused himself to Mr.. Harris from hearing
anything about it, on the ground that ''the
days were very short, and he had good deal
of business on hand" All the costly pre-
sents Of machinery, carriages, &C., which our
people heaped 50 literally upon the embassy,
were heaped together with the utmost care
lessness and Indifference. But the most GU
rious disclosure awaited the removal of
the Dahlgreen guns. No less than seventeen
of these formidable guns were discovered in
shed, which had been made after the model
Of one presented by Com. Perry; and one of
the officers declared that they had over thou
sand of the same guns mounted upon the
forts and in the arsenals of Yeddo!
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NOLT'S PISTOLS, CAPS AND FLAsKS.
" MUSKET CAPS, sHARP'S REPEATERS
AND CARTRIDGES, &c, &c.-Just opened at
No. S. King street, the third supply (this year, Of
Colts and other Fire Arms, with supply Of Caps,
and F!asks to suit. Having dealt in Fire Arms
for IL years past, the subscriber has arrangements
for furnishing goods in that line, at the very low
est rates.
Orders for quantity of Colts Fire Arms, will
be executed for small commission, at the shortest
notice. JOHN T. CREIG HTON.
Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
Caps, Wals, &C., 9S, King street. Alexandria.
jan ~
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no THE pTPHTv

7 vii! stake my reputation as a man, my stand
ing mcrchanto Of thirty years residence in
New York, that what I pledge and testify to
with MY seal, my label, and my certificate, is cor
rect, and can be relied upon by every purchaser.
Physicians who use Wines and Liquors in their
practice should give the preference to these arti
csss
ecarieS.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer of Schiedam
Aromatic Schnarps,
To. 90 Beaver Street, New York.
Ga8~ H. COOK & CO., Alexandria, will sup
ply the trade. dee l7-d6m
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Ratg" Children and Servants WIN the usual ic-
ductions. Il. FONIAlNE,
President of Virginia Central Railroad.
Gas~ TICKETS for sale NJ all the above named
Stations on the Alexandria, Loudoun and ilamp-
shire Railroad ". RiYTHE,
General Superintendent, ~, l.. tS il. r. r.
Enl,