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CERTIFICATE.


This is to certify that about ighteen months ago
commenced using STERLISG's aMBROsIA- My hatr
short, thin, and rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair Tonics, InvigOrators &C.. without receIv
ing any benefit. Soon after using the AmbrOsia, my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing 50
rapidly as astOnish Now my hair is thick, soft
and glossy, and Is five feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching to the floor. This wonder
fCl result 1 attribute solely 10 the OF Sterings
AmbrOsia, as since 1 commenced using 1t have ap-
plieed nothing else to my hair. ,,,,,
No. 4q3 Broadway, N. Y.
Ba1-We advise young person5, whose hair ia begin
ming TO fail out, to take warning in time, and save
their hair, by using the Ambrosia- To those Whc
have already lost their hair the free OF the AM
BBOSIA Will surely restore it, as 1t has donefor thou
sands.
Hs5-Dr. STERLING's AMBROsIA is a stimulating oily
extract Of Boots, Barks and Herbs. 1t will al
diseases of the scalp aud itbhing Of the head entire
ly eredicates dandruf prevents the hair from falling
out or from turning prematurely gray, causing II 70
grow thick and long 1t isentirely different from all
other preparations, and can be relied on.
BJ-Itis q we'll known fact to Thousands in the City
of New York that this is the only article yet discov
cred that will CURE the Disease of the Scalp and cause
the Hair to Grow.
REPRICE per Box-Containing two bottles. ~
H.H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4g3 Broadway, New York
8B-For Sale hy al nTuggists marzl kZ3dkE
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sOIou onsOp,g ImDroYed BpoCtsCles
b. H. sOLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIOIA
Hesps largest assortmen IN the Optical line of
the trade. From his long residence in this CITY
and the extensive patronage received during thai
time he would say to his old friends aud the pubii
generally that no effort that could be put forth tc
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grounC
under his own Inspection, to suit the eyes, in al ca
ses curing WeaEness dizziness Inflammation Of tbs
Eye and parting strength for long reading and INA
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOA0hs0h,S estab-
Iishment as the most relsble get the best articles
ia that line that can be obtained has become an es
tsbished fact and attested BY his Patrons whose ad
tske,0 $50 Supgrlor-St under the American, and
there yOu will ind the best kind OF SPEOFAOLEs
ADAPTED 20 your sight.
isa5-Mr Soionnonson would hero inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Len.
se5, and those who desrs pair Of his SpectGcies car
only obtain them BY calling at his Establishment.
- ABTlFIOIAL ,EYEG inserted without pain
as perfect as natural.
Hotel spr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

Secretary Chase has been invited to ad-
dress the mass meetingnt Columbus on
the 18th, and it is hoped he will accept.
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VHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEmARl l, 2 and ), are protected by Boy
Al Letters Patent OF England, and secured BY the
SEALS Of the Ecole de PhaTuIacle de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SpermatOr
rhnsa and all physical disabilities.
No Two Completely eradicates all traces OF thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the nAu
BeOus and perniciouB use of copavia and cubebs.
No. Three has tiray supplsntsd the injurious use
OF mercury thereby insuriHg 70 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing al impurities, aud roofing cut the
venom OF diseases.
TR1EsEBAB, Nos 1, and s. are preparations in the
orm of LCzenges, devoid OF taste and SMELL and can
be carried in the wastcOat pocket Sold in TIN cses
and divided into separate doses administered BY
Velpau Lallemand, RouI, Ricoid, &c Price 50 egch
Or cases for %, which saves 81 and in s2T ca5es,
whereby there Is q saving Of g. To bo had whole
sale and retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. i94 BleeckerSt'
New York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance DR.. Barrow
will forward the Tressmar to any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 the Inc
7oId Iy e. Vi 1I.ARK. Agent .or tIIsveIAnd
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FARMS FOR SAFE.

acres in BreclsviIle: s. acres improved, balance
oAolce timber land. Sg5 per acre. Terms easy
90 acres ia Boston % acFes impToied 5000 4 0us5
and barn Price s21 per acrs- Te- ms Q, sy
q acres Ia Parma miles from Brlghton5 - ac &c
imUrOEed. -9oOd two-story7 House and two barns
Price 5000. -. -. -,
SO acres in Newburg. .abou. miles from Cleveland
Good HOUSE and Barns and 6no Orchard. SJOgI-
$50 acres 30 m lies from Toledo and miles rom Wau
eeon Stati0non Air Line Railroad $50 acres pI al
-- rie and balance timber land. New ho0se shu
Barn and good Fruit. 80 per acre Terms easy
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COFFEE,
TAVA MILLS COFFEE,

Q tFVEf IlV' - ' Fl7al ~ y l.
This Coffee is put up under our orn immediate su-
pervsion. and knowing it to be free from all deete-
riOus gubstancgs can s3fely recommend il to the
most fastdious As there ar no damaged goods used
Ii Is not Necessary TO than from onehaif to
two thirds Of the usual quantity.
For sale by the follOwing JObbing Houses, viz
Bradburns Fisher DO. EdWards Iddings & Co., b
Hanna 4 o., Gordon, MCMILLAN & Co. Also at Re,
tan BY " p SOuthworth, b.B. Wamelink, CD. Beck
4 o. Benton Brothers. p. O'Brien, J. n. Hover
in the City Of cleveland.
Es-All orders addressed 70 rs viii receive prompt
attention AROALARIUS BEENET 4 CO.,
Wholesale Grog8Fs and Commission Merchants,
apr6'a4T 1rg q q no. 80 Vesey-St, New York.
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One Lot, corner Wilson Avenue and OedGr-st iOox
S95 eet, lG2.p foot. .- Z,
Three Lots on Wilton Avenue, l00r3s6 IT, slsper T.
Two Lots on vi lson Avenue, l0,x3g6 4 - per y
Two Lots on Wilson avenue, iOaX39o IT, w Pes u
The above lots on Widzo Avenue are very ~ ~dealfe-
Bile Tor Building purpOs and are ;ust ou side the
City limits. @.
Lot on Prospect St., running through to UedAr-st'
g3xs00 feet deep. 49,. .I.-.-. 4.
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" story BrisE Horse. Lot 4ixI7O TO an alley on
Frank,in-St., opposite Reservoir. 6cod barn
Well Water and Cistorn S21J0. Terms easy.
large new and elegant Brick HorHe and Barn COZ
per Kinsm2n and Foresf-St Lot 2ld13s6- $50
Brick gouse and Lot, No. Johnson-St Lot S1AlOt
Price q 800. - ~,
* Il n New Britk Horse agd Lot, no 90 Seoyi:le
St Lot 3sxl4t, clr- alley and SeoYllle-st;; sSsoO
Terms easy. Possession given I'M mnedlAtely'
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is B perfect "Union institution 1t unitss the Cor
sst Shoulder Brace, Ant-Lacer and Skirt-Supporto
In one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The "COnstitutiOn must be Preserved" wh3ohsFe
y Lady says can be by wearing these Waists. -
TRY THEM-PRIOES REDUOGDl
For sale by-FREEMAN b KELLOGG, 2lT Supe-i.
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, Milliner, "a Seneca-St, HOW
ER HIGBEE, 2s7 SuperiOr-St., Mrs. HARVEY, 20
ST. Clar-St and st Wholesale and Retail BY the Pre-
prietors and Manufacturers, 161 Ontario-St, lover
Hoore's Auction store,) Cleveland, Ohio.
RE-Wsists Made to Order.
BSgHtste and County Rights for sale.
HORRIS q SHEFTIELR
H8-We viii prosecute sll persons who make tha
Wsists, or make the Braces without authority lrcm
u. t- 49, - -- ~ aaglb
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DOnK PRnPEnTY ZOE sALE.

A very desiratle Dock Property for sale on the Old
River Bed, near the tsForgeh OF u A Otis, so
feet front BY leo feet deep, being Blocks ls, ls
and 20. This proger;y is docke1 and has water
sufficient fyr the longest vessels to oischRrse
alongside 1t Is one Of the best locations TOR
manufacturing Per poses or for Coal and Iron .. Q
Docks in the City. rF ..rrg- mayo
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

NEW STYLES OF
OOatlngs, Vestlngs & Paintings,
at at iO'''S5 mail S M4NN'5. l62 SIP -r-or st.
NOR THR WHOLEsALE TRADE
-On haud, q very large aud elegant stock Of
RFADY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
maIs 1852 Superior-st OPP Bank-Et.
7 HAVE JUST MANUFACTURE.
I'D and now or exhibition, a large assortmentol
LIGHT CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
They are of the best material aud made in excellent
style. [mal5l NAM, .6z 2uperl- p- E-st.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
Bv the Author Of HFair Inez," "The Prince Of
Wales, $ 1.-THE Ghost Hunters" &C. &C. ..
A CHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
E,oud I laughed when on the platform,
But, tKas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me .
Did the landlord 80 deceiyei "a.
So said, 'sNow Mr. Landlord, -r
You Sir, too, shsll have your day.
As peeped in at the window #
And saw him receive his pay
He his pay had all collected -
g. . E Ero the OlkB were near hall donei
Ouickly i'All aboard" shouted,
And made ell the people run
Out they rushed, all mad as blAZess
Swore the landlord was cheat .
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.. .1
---r But the man Whe was the madest, H-
Was the ore who next ms sat-
When Ter his person be had spilled
The COntentBO his hat.
" -ttOur army once 10 klRuderEi
a Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth
He swore on me he'd take revenge,
And Was bound TO have my lie,
So he saized irom Od the table quick
The landlords carving knife .
AID with the knife in hand to IND me
He looked mady through the car.
While was in the depot hid
Enjoying segar.
When he Eaw he could not ind mo
Alter looking through the train
Into the dining room he ran, ."
s. And took my seat again
In tho cars, which started Oh then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
! . . OF the depot me TO hhd. ..-r
@ CTo BE cosTIsUED.l
In the meantime would announce TO the pubhi
that have brought home from the East the largeB
/ rr,a afoc nf EaahfOnnbln
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REM STAT.
8 SToCKWELL,
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE.

once No. AtEater BHiIding. Entrance through
the Insurance once Of d. +. Brayton
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sNIRT MANUFACTORY,

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY.
- WHERE. Directions for sslf Measurement sent
Free eVerYEheres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

T. LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
q (s ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand la ge lot Of farn-H ald farming LAndA IN
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
RS-Odine over No 80, south side o Pub Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

T. AND OBFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
has constantly on hand 8 large pymber Of i'm
proved Farms sne for cash or on time Also.-a
yarie.y Of City and-Ffilage Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and missouri;
which he will exchange Tor Farms, City or Personal
2d moor mayl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15
TIE DRAFT SUSPENDED IN OHIO.
REBEL DEsERTERS COMING IN IN DROvEs
THE REBELS IN FORCE AT LITTLE ROCK,
ARKANSAS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15-Orders were received
from Columbus yesterday indefinitely post.
poning the draft in this city.
The Gasette's Leavenworth dispatch say
General Blunt, at the last accounts, was al
Fort Gibson, preparing to start for Fort Scott
In his recent campaign he marched two hun.
dred and fifty miles in nine days-fought two
tattles-and cleared from the rebels one hun
dred thousand square miles Of territory.
Refugees from the rebel CONSUMPTION are
coming into Blunt's lines by hundreds. Their
sufferings are represented as indescribable.
More than one hundred Union men have
been shot and hung at Fort Smith since the re-
bellion began.
Supply trains are running regularly from
Fort Smith to Fort Blunt.
Fort Smith has been the headquarters for
operation during the winter.
A special to the Commercial, dated Browns
willie, Arkansas, I'd inst, says Gen. Steele ar
rived here last evening. His force will come
up to-day. The rebels are in strong position
four miles this side Of Little Rock, with force
estimated at II 600 men and thirty to forty guns.
Kirby Smith has gone to Red River, leaving
Price in command.
The rebel General Marmaduke was wound.
ed in the leg in the recentt q ,agement at Bayou
Meteor,
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

The Movement of Meade's Army-The AID !.
vance to the Rapidan-A Battle Immi :.
nent.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroMAc.
Sept. H.-Gen. Pleasanton has advanced to
the Rapidan. The rebels were in position
with infantry, artillery and cavalry, to resis.
our crossing.
Our casualties yesterday were three killed
and forty wounded. Among the latter was
Gen. Custer, but not seriously. He com.
manded a brigade in Gen. Kilpatrick's diyis.
ion, and was wounded while CALAMITY charg-
ing battery Of the enemy, in which charge
three guns were captured.
Accounts from the Army Of tho Potomac to-
day. represent our troops in possession of Gull
pepper Court House, with few or no armed reb.
els in that vicinity. Appearances justify the
belief that Lee is determined to act on the de
fensive, large portion OF his army, including
Longstreet's corps, having been sent to Ten.
nessee and elsewhere.
1t is ascertained that Ewells and A. p. Hills
corps are at Orange Court House, and that Lee
is there in person, having recently returned
from Richmond.
Gen. ]. E. B. Stuart is still in command of
the rebel cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15
COMMITTED TO TIE OLD CAPITOL

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL
The following commitments to the Old Capt.
toll were made to-day by order Of Provost
Marshal Todd
Lewis Carney. Go. B, 10th Virginia; Peter
Morris, Thos. Hungertord, and Thss. Ward,
Go. X, 18th Georgia, and J. w. Waters, Co. d,
10th Virginia, pretended soldiers, but supposed
to be thieves.
Jas. Hammond, Moseby's cavalry, and Thos
Cowling, Quartermaster's Department, desir.
Gus of taking the oath Of allegiance.
Thos. N. Williams, Amos Fox, VIM. F.
Moore, E. r. Ford and w. R. Chapman, ciu-
zens Of Fairfax, @. H., charged with being
rebels and rebel sympathizers.
All of the above were sent in by Lieut.. Win.
ship, Provost Marshal of Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15
NAVAL ORDERS

Commodore Thos. Crabb, detached as Pre-
siding Officer OF the Naval General Court
Martial at Philadelphia, and appointed Prize
Commissioner for the Eastern District of Penn
sylvania.
Commander A. @. Rhind's orders to command
the Pontiac revoked, and waiting orders.
Lieut.. Commander John H. Upsher, detached
from the command of the Flambeau and ordered
to return north.
Third Assistant Engineer Robert s. Stedman,
detacted from special duty at st. Louis and
ordered to the Wachusett.
WARRANTED.-SamuelP p. Budd, F. p Hal
lowell, Richard Inch, +. G Burchard, J. A
Kaiser, F. H. Townsend, G. w. Baird, T. L.
Vanderslice, w. O. f. Reichenbach, J. b. Fort,
G. T. Sawyer, A. Henderson, Edward Stiles,
H. F. Loveairi, and ]. ID. Lee have been war;
ranted Third Assistant Engineers in the u. S.
NAVY.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

The good news from Charleston ito be found
in our telegraphic columu) shows that most
important steps towards the reduction OF that
city have been made by the Union forces.
or the fact that Fort Moultrie has been ST.
fenced there can be little doubt, as it seems to
have suffered severely previously from our
cannonade; but it is a matter Of question
If the rebels have raised the white nag of sur
render, as there seems NO special cause why
they should do so, and they are not apt to sur
render their Notifications before they are com
PEELED to do so.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
faoyos1 MA.sIAL 9ssnaALs 0r.ios,

WWAR 0BPkRTMuHr,
PnoyosY MARsHAL dBHnRAL's ORHiUY,
WAsHA0Foa, Sept. Is, lsss. !
The following changes and appointments are an
nouncva, having been made by the President in
conformity with Sections and 8 of the Act sp5
proved March s. 1852 sfor enrolling and calling out
the national forces" &c. They will be obeyed
and respected accordingly :
ILLINOIS.
August ls-Benjamin eammons Commissioned
Tenth Diftrict, vice Moulton, resigned.
WISCONSIN,.
Ausust g Il B. Caswell, Com missioner Se,ond
District, vice Greene. resigned
DELAWARE.
August 5l-Dr. Daniel G. Fisher, Surgeon, vice
CahaIl. resigned.
September DIR. Philemon r. Pryor, Surgeon
First District, vice Richardson, revoked.
KENTUCKY.
September E.-Dr. John W. Compton, Surgeon
Second District, vice Weber. resigned.
CoNSKcTICUT.
September 9.-Willan H. Riley, Provost Mar.
shall Fourth District, vice Durham, dismissed
September s.-Frederick Ellsworth, Commits
soner Fourth District. vice Brewster, dismis sed.
WEST VIRGINIA.
September 9.-Eenjamin B. Stone, Provost Mar,
shall First District.
Septer. Der civilian D. Smith, Commissioner
First District.
September s.-Dr b. W. Hazlett, Surgeon First
District.
September s.-James Evans, Provost Marshal
Second District
September 9.-Jesse Peter, Commissioner Second
District.
September s.-Dr. Samuel D. Kelly, Surgeon
Second District.
September s.-Joseph c. Wheeler, Provost Mar.
shall Third District.
September s.-George G. Bower, Commissioner
Third District
september s.-Dr James Putney, Sur eeou Third
District.
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Darr jr has been
detailed to aid the War Department in the arrest
of deserters, and in securing uniformity in the
execution of the ENROLMENT act Head ousrters
at Wheeling. II
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THE MAINE ELECTION.

PORTLAND, Sept. H.-Bath gives Coney,
Union candidate for Governor, 1,021; and for
Bradbury, Democrat, 329. Lewiston gives
Coney $50 majority-a clear gain of IT'S to 200
votes. Auburn shows a Republican gain of
IS. Intelligence from east of Kennebec indi-
cate strong Republican gains. The Portland
vote is not all in, but the majority will proba.
bly, be over 600 Republican. Returns from six
wards give Coney 2,201, Bradbury 1885, nett
Republican gain, 2O7, which will be increased
by the Seventh ward.
PORTLAND, Sept. 4.-Augusta gives Coney,
Union candidate for Governor, 396 majority-a
nett gain OF 17s for the Unionits. Scarboro
gives Coney 20l majority-a nett gain OF 49,
Bangor gives Coney $50 majority-a nett gain
OF 335. Brewer gives Coney 800 majority-a
nett gain OF 16s. Blddeford gives Coney 67s,
and Bradbury, Dem, 739. Saco gives Coney
67s, and Bradbury 3sO-a nett gain of 3i4 Port.
land will probably give $50 Union majority.
PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE Union majority
this year is i,S2l, against 1,9ii last year. The
Union net gain is 2,o77 in forty lone towns, and
the majority in these towns exceeds the major
ity Of the whole State last year. One hundred
and twenty six towns give Coney 1907, Brad
bury 22,s63, against last year. Coburn, IRE
Publican,) 21,S59, Bradbury and Jameson,
1925; Coney's majority 10,216, against Co.
burns last year, 1851; Union net gain, 6,555
PORTLAND, Sept 1.-THE following is the
full vote in Portland: Coney, 1,569: Bradbury,
1916; Coney's majority, 673; net Republican
gain, 81. Calais gives Coney 5I3; Bradbury,
1856; net Union gain, 222. Augusta: Coney, s7s
Bradbury, AT; majority, 4Ol; net gain, 273
Brunswick: Coney, 4Si; Bradbury, 329; net
gain, 106. Belfast: Coney, $50; Bradbury, 35i;
Union net gain, 81. Forty one towns give
Coney 1880, and Bradbury lO,7I6
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
RAID INTO MARYLAND.
DEpRxDATIoNs OF WHITES GUERRILLA
PROPERTY STOLEN.

On Sunday night small party Of Rebels
crossed the Potomac river at the mouth of the
Seneca river, and helped themselves to horses
and other property.
On a previous occasion another gang came
over, and after depredating on several farms,
carried off few mules. The owner followed
the thieves and reported the facts to White
the guerrilla, who denounced the act and in
stituted q search, and restored the mules and
sent the offenders to Richmond for trial. The
owner nf the mulps did not fare well ar, Tho
side. He was arrested and Is row in prison
fer holding intercourse with the enemy.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON!
STIRRING NEWS!
THE WHITE FLAG FLYING
OVER FORT MOULTRIE!
OUR FORCES In POSSESSION OF
HALF OF JAMES ISLAND !!

FoRrREss MoNRoE, Sept. 15.-The U. 8.
transport Nellie Pertz, Capt. Diggs, arrived
this morning from Hilton Head, on the 2th
inst, at O'Clock q. m.
Capt. Diggs reports the arrival Of the relief
boat Cosmopolitan from Morris Island on Fri
day evening, at which time the white flag was
living over the shattered walls Of Fort Moul-
trie, and our forces had captured and held half
of James Island.
The rebels had only two batteries on the
Island.
Two Monitors were lying between Forts
Sumter and Moultrie.
Capt. Diggs passed Charleston bar at four
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, at which time
he saw the white flag still flying over Fort
Moultrie. She fired her last gun at four
O'Clock, Friday afternoon.
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NAVY YARD

been for long time doing duty in the Chesa-
peake and its tribu taries, has arrived at the
Yard for repairs.
Lieut.. J. q. p. DeKraft, Execu i've Officer Of
the Yard, who has been detached left this
morning for his home in Illinois. Lieut.. De-
Kraft takes with him the good wishes of a host
OF friends he has made while on duty at the
Yard. Commander Foxhall A. Parker has
been ordered to the Yard, and will fill his
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15

FINAHCIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say the stock market was higher at
the board yesterday. but fell off little at the
close. The loan market was at 6a7 per cent.
Government stocks were strong. Missouri
skies were without change. A lot of the Han.
nibal and st. Joseph issues were taken at 35, 3
higher than last previous sale at the board.
65, Virginia at GU, and California sevens at lIs.
In raiiIoad bonds little was done. Gold opened
al I3lh against 129x ,al30 at the close OF bust
ness ness on saturday, and after selling down to
131X. ~NS~ -
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n-LADIES AND 0HNTLBNEN Op Waau
uS ington will please take notice that the nm
dsrsisDea have opened . Rsstanrsnt for their "a.
me-. called The tMiTHs0NiAE kSST AG u AZ.
where they vnl be ready at all hours to furnisS
Usually kept in 3 6mt.class Restaurant. We most
respectfuly Golicit our friends 20 sh0w % The iSht
yoe 10 render oar blshmeDt worthy the patr
sss fsll the epicares Of Wsshtnfton and yieiaity
seNlWs. fVEk1k 4 RU4Q,
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A REPORTED FIGHT ON THE RAP.
IDAN

AS we go TO press, there are rumors afoat
of sharp fighting near the Rapidan, be-
tween our cavalry and mounted infantry and
the rebels, and that the enemy has been dis
lodged and driven towards Gordonsville.
Nothing, however, official conirmatory of
the report has been promulged up to this hour.
1t seems by no means unlikely, that our
cavalry, in pushing their "Reminiscences to
feel out the rebel positions, have by this time
scared up more or less of fight with the rebel
force holding or picketing the line Of the Ra-
pidan,