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LOCAL NEWS.

CASE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Last night,
about O'Clock, Officers Pendal and Fuss, OF
the Fourth Ward, arrested VIM. John Brooks
and James Brown for disorderly conduct, at
No. 10 Marble Alley, which is kept by Nellie
Matthews. Nellie is not at home Just now,
being on visit to the springs for health and
recreation, and the house and business is in
charge Of Nellie Hill. Brown and Brooks were
cutting at each other with knives, as if deter.
mined to take life, to satisfy dispute they had
about money. About the time Of their arrest
Officer Dom arrested Stephen Conner, a SOL
der OF the 10th Pennsylvania volunteers, for
being drunk 1t subsequently appeared at the
station-house that Conner had been robbed,
and the two disorderly men, Brown and
Brooks, were held for trial on that cha rye also.
Nellie Hill testified that the prisoners went to
the house in the morning, and We're talking to-
gether-a kind Of "blind talk" She heard them
talking about going through the house and
going down into the girls stockings for
money, Conner was lying in the yard drunk,
and the prisoners went into the yard and took
his money out Of his pocket and counted it out.
Of having been at the Park TO picnic, and
took Dutchman's money, and the police were
not sharp enough to catch him. One boosted
that he bad been through Washington three
testified that he had been with the prisoners
two or three days, and gave his watch to
Brown. He had twenty-five or twenty six
the money was taken from him. when the
prisoners were taken to the station. house they
were searched. Corners watch was found on
Brown. Six hundred dollars, in hundred and
fifty dollar notes, were found folded up in tin
foil, resembling package Of fine-cut tobacco,
and S115 in small notes OF every denomination,
twisted up in strings and small Jumps, giving
considerable trouble to untwist them, were
found loose, in Rrown's pocket. The prisoners
were sent to Jail for court, and Conner was
turned over to the military, by Justice Giber-
son.
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~ Morris Phillips, who for many years has
been connected with the Home Journal, and
was for short time owner Of the Knicker.
booker Magazine, has succeeded Mr.. HollIster
as partner of Mr.. Willis in the proprietor
ship and editorship Of the Home Journal.
~ The Emperor Of Abyssinia has offered
his hand, heart and part of his throne to q ueen
Vic. Of England She refused, and the British
Ambass ador at Abyssinia was imprisoned ON
account Of the refusal.
~ Mexico is to receive a considerable addi.
ton to its population by emigration from Ger.
many.
~ Twelve hundred acres of timber land, ON
the Machias river, were burnt over during the
late drought.
~Two hundred thousand Poles have been
ADDED to the population OF Siberia by the Rus.
sian Government.
~ Randolph county, N. c., was the only
one that gave majority for Holden for Gov
ernor at the late election in that State.
~ The Union League Club have presented
Admiral Farragut with sword.
1.-THE hop crop about Cooperstown, N. T.,
will be an average one. F-s
~ The New York Democrats will meet in
state Convention at Albany on September la.
n0Frederic Robson, the great English actor
Of burlesque, is dead. &c -
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N o T 1 g f
UNITED STATES $40 LOAN.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON has now on hand, ready for immediate d.lir-
cry, full supply of these new Bonds Subscribers
are requested 10 present their certificates al once and
7ecsire their Bonds.
Those having money to invest should not lose
sight OF the fact that by investing in this Loan
they not emily receive interest at the high rate of
1910 per cent, but secure to themselves the very
important advantage of obtaining at the end Of
three years, E PER CENT: 500 YEAR BONDS
AT PAR, which are now worth over Q per cent
premium, snd viii Oh after the war must necesss.
rily advance to q much higher rate an2.tf
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CRAPEs GRAPEs!! GRAPESl!I

n NKAPEB GKAPES!! GRAPESl!I
MUSCADINE, DELAWARE, CONCORD.
piled at the
KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD
in quantities of ten pounds and upwards, and de-
Hvered ct
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
To the sick they are better than medicine to the
well they are the best preservatives of health
Orders for ten pounds and upwards Addressed to
the undersigned and dropped in the city post ONCE
will receive prompt attention.
Price IS cents per pound.
au 22-d W. STICKNEY
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NOTICE TO SUTLERS. "A dc.,bis.deek BARgE
IN leo tons-in good order ali ready for use.
can be bought on reasonable terne sale II eioSe
concern. Apply to Capt. Oush man on hoard Race
IN. Keunedy ~ at Ship. Yard, Aisxsndris Va ,er
to MI. Lampkin, at Palmer's wharf. foot Of Inn
No. King street, Alexandria Va. s g ,f SSwsn'
N o s U G r EQ q I r ED.
LYMAN's PATENT
SELF-sEALIN4 JARS
We particularly invite the attention OF those
intending to put up fruit to examine LYMAN'S
SELF SEALING JAR. Fruit put up in these Jars
require sugar; simple in construction, they are
more easily sealed or opened than any Jar now in
Samples of berries and fruit put in these
last year, be seen at store Full directions
for putting up all kinds of fruit can be had grstu
itously. Prices for Lyman Self Sealing Jars are:
Pin,s, S25o; quarts. s.; = gallon sizes: $50 per
dozen. Q. w. BOTELER SON,
au asst IChron bet. 9th and 10Th SITS
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ UNITED STATES ISTRRsAL REyRSug,
District Of Columbia. WaShfn ston August q, 1854.
By and with the authority vested in me BY Sec
% of the United States Internal Revenue, An act
to provide Internal Revenue to support the Gov
eminent and to pay interest upon the Public
Debt" approved June 2S. 1854, for the non. pay
meRt of License. have caused to be seized one
Bay Horse, the property Of Adam Grinder, which
September, 1864 at 10 clock at the auction
market of l.. Wall & Co., on Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets west, unless tho
amount of said License. with the penalties pre-
scribed bv said law with the expenses of distran.
of sale. l.. CLEPHANE, Collector.
I'll. C. FOWLER
au 252t Deputy Acting Collector.
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SUBSTITUTES.

~ do i ~ EOs
A GENTS FOR THE UoTA OF THE DISTRICT.
SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTES
N. II. MILLER & CO.,
No. 511 Ninth street west, near Pennsylvania av.
(25l TWENTY-FIVE men for the army, as REP
RESENTATIVES for those liable to the DRAFT.
AT THE MOS REASONABLE PRICES
N. B.-Rupners literally dealt with. Exemption
papers prepared, with dispatch, by
au 6-3w* Justice of the Peace.
SUBSTITUTES-Substi bought and sold,
- Enrolled citizens had better apply at 1873
st., between 20th and 2lst, before en- eaging sub
elsewhere. viii be furnished at the cheapest
rates. ~ 26-lm"
STAMPING AND EMBROIDERING done with
~ neatness and dispatch, and at the lowest prices
st431 Massachusetts, avenue, near the Northern
Liberty Market. au 24-lm~
GEORGE FORREST,
LATE Quartermaster United States Army,
Adjusts
Officers, Ordnance, Quartermastors,
and
Commissarys
A C o U NTS
AGA Tenth street,
au 4-lm] ashiogton, D. G.
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THE PROCEEDS OF FINEs.-Under the last
act of Congress, providing that the proceeds of
the fines levied and collected by the Criminal
Court, with the fines levied by Justices OF the
Peace for selling liquor to soldiers, &c, shall
be paid into the treasury of the Corporation of
Court for the benefit of the school funds, the
Marshal of the District has paid over the
amount received by the court, S5,523 10
Washington receiving one.half and George
town and the County one. fourth each.
The first magistrate who has thus complied
with the law is Mr.. Reaver, of Georgetown,
who, few mornings ago, handed over TO the tn
fines imposed by him since approval OF the act.
There is doubtless considerable money in the
hands of the justices, whose proper course is
to make the division and pay over to the proper
officers,
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JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
HAVE THIS DAY,
REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW OFFICE,
FIFTEENTH STREET. NEAR G..
OPPOSITE
UNITED STATES TREASURY.

FOR SALE AT W. R. SNOW & CO g WHARF,
No; 10Y Water street, Geor getown, D. G at
LUMBER viz:
&c, go feet Ia inch Tongue and Grove Flooring
fW0 . q - Faced Boards
400 :. Inch Faced Tongue and Grove Flooring
500 ~ j :" Faced Boards
gu, 600 Pickets, for fencing.
Also, 400 barrels CEMENT.
au l9-lw W R SNOW 4. co.
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Id CHEESEl
E. DUTROw & BRO,
az I0-Im No. $50 9Th street
I IGHTNING RODS.-LIGHTNING RODS
LIGHTNING RODS, with fna-tipped paints
at the shortest and most reasonable terms Also
BELL CHANGING dene in the most approved style
Work done in the country at city prices.
au ls-lm+ 27f Penn. av.. Washington, DC.
NoTICE.--The copartnership heretofore exist
Ing between NJ. X. Walsh and John Pella,
Pawn6rokere, under the name and 6rm of NJ K,
WALSH CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual
au Dot III. K WALSH A. co
IMMEDIATE CURE OF CERTAIN MALADIEs
sulting DIR. Fl. A. BARROW of New YorK Pro
prietor of Triesemar, c., duties
requiring his presence at Washington for q few
days. He may be accordingly CO suited at the Eb-
bitt House, street, between 18th and t4th, until
September Sd, and no longer as his hume rous en-
gagements renders it impossible to prolong his
stay.
judicious supervision and inspection of dis.
eases arising from imprudences, enables the prsc-
titoner experienced in those to adopt
prompt and unerring means to remove the bii gbt,
and purify the tainted stem, which IL allowed to
take its course unchecked. assumes for fear full TO
contemplate, therefore, those unfortunately com.
PEELED to appear in the social circle with system
saturated with disease, or enfeebled by perverted
habits are exhorted to avail themselves OF Dr. Bar
row Opportune visit.
Hours of consultation at Ebbitt House, from II
till 2, and from until 6, unless by special appoint
ment. au 20-tSepS,
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STATE OF THE THKRMoMETRR.-At Frank
lin d Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at
o'clock, 81 In the shade and 95 in the sun.
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nYSPEPsIA AND FITS.

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
SURE CURE for these distressing complaints is
now made known in Treatise on Foreign and Ma.
tive Herbal Preparations pablshed By DR.. o.
Phelps Brown. The prescri ption was furnished
conscientiousy refuse to make it known, as it has
cured ever body who has used it, never having
Of Fits as of Dyspepsia and the ingredients may be
found in any drug store. Sent free to all on the
of ~ octayo pages, beautifully illustrated also
treats on Consumption, Bronchitis, A tama, GEN
Remedies for their positive and permanent cure.
AddressDr o. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand
Street, Jersey City, New Jersey. au "A 3tD ItW
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Forests Raid into that City-Patients in
Hospitals Fired Upon-The Rebels
Whipped in a Fight-They are Forced to
Abandon tn cir Captures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

TIE STAMP RoBBRRY.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer OF this morning mas the FOLLOWING AZ
relation to the stamp robbery case: s...
"a man named simon strauss was commit unit
ted on Saturday by Mayor Henry, to answer
the charge of receiving stolen postage stamps,
knowing them to be stolen. The d keenan,
was arrested by Messrs. James Il. NcDevltt
and John A W. Ciaryoe, of the detective po-
lice force of Washington. assisted oy messrs'
George Callahan and e Oarlin, OF the Fnila'
delphia detectives. The arrest was made ON
wednesday, at which time the accused was
committed tor q hearing, which terminated as
already stated 1t seems that the washington
detectives arrested, on the Goth instant, deo:
w. Alexander. VINO, until recently, was gu
attache OF the post Office At washington, anu =
b. jamin F. Wilkins, who at the time OF .ns
arrest was confidential clerk IN tne oepass-
ment. 1t was the business OF these TIVE pIiso1.
eIs to receive and destroy all damaged PGsM9e
stamps, the numb@r of which was very .tEso.
Ipstrad OF destro, ing them they we're SOFA 70
etFer psrttee, to the extent, IL 10 ssau, VI
ands OF dollars Strauss house was Snotoaknlv
6 searched. and q number of letters from Alex.
and.r, relating to the neiarioos oss.ness, wS.s
found there. A few postage stamps were Also
found.
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FROM TENNESSEE,


Movements of the r ebeI Forrest-He Cap.
tures Athens, Ala, with its Garrison
His Intentions.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.-On Friday, part of
Forests force, about four thousand men.
crossed the Tennessee river at Bates Landing,
In Perry county, Tennessee. His whole force
Is estimated at eight thousand, with ten guns
Colonel Campbell, and the garrison at
Athens, Ala, were attacked by a large force
of rebels, and after q severe fight of two hours
duration, were forced to surrender.
Several buildings, including the railroad
depot, were set on fire.
Forrest in person was in Athens. At two
p. N. Yesterday q detachment of three hundred
men were sent from Decatur to reinforce the
garrison at Athens. 1t Is reported they were
captured after an obstinate engagement.
The rebel force has destroyed several miles
OF the Tennessee and Alabama railroad be-
tween Decatur and Athens, There is no COM
munication with Pulaski, Tenn.
Escaped prisoners say it is reported that
Wheeler's force has gone South to Join Hood
In Georgia, and that Forests intention is to
capture Pulaski, Franklin and Shelbyville,
and all the intermediate blockhouses on the
road. AT last accounts the rebels were moving
on Pulaski.
No demonstr alton has been made on the
Chattanooga railroad.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MISSOURI.

MlSSOOhls
Rebels Advancing Into the State-Report.
ed Occupation OF Fredericktown by Joe
Shelby-Price Also Moving North-Gen.
Mower Moving on Shelby's Rear.
said to be or 5000 strong, occupied Frederick
town, 20 miles east Of Pilot Knob, yesterday.
Shelby's designs is not yet developed. Gen.
Ewing, commanding the district OF ST. Louis,
took brigade of Gen. A. T. Smiths troops
down last night, and other wise freely prepared
to meet the enemy.
Pilot Knob is well fortified and garrisoned
Cape Guardian, on the river, can stand
siege, and the only damage the rebels can do
is to temporarily cut the Iron Mountain Rail-
road.
since, at Locust Point. His force moved to.
ward Bates vile, evidently with the design of
joining Shelby in Northeast Arkansas, and
with the AHMED commands invade Missouri
from the Southeast
The force occupying Fredericktowni is doubt
less the advance column, which is estim ated at
10000 or $4,000,
Gen. Mower, with q part OF the 10th army
corps, left Brownsvi on the Duvall's Bluff
and Little Rock Railroad, few days ago, in
northeasterly direction, and Shelby will have
to look sharp after his rear.
The situation will probably develop itself in
a few days
[sKcoND DIsPATCu.)
Price and Kirby Smith also moving into
the State-Reporfed Capture Of Cape Gi.
rardeau.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25-It is now said Price en-
tered Missouri with a force estimated at 5000
strong. His plan as supposed to be, to march
to q central point in the State, and with three
columns endeay or to capture all the important
points, and hold the country.
1t Is expected that Kirby Smith will join him
with ten to vel We thousand men from Arkan-
sas.
Guerrillas are also concentrating to aid in the
movement.
The column in the southwest is doubtless un-
der Shelby W no has some SIX to eight thousand
men.
Reports are circulating tonight that part Of
the force that occupied Frederickstown yester-
day, captured Cape Girardeau to day, but this
is doubtful. They may be operating in that di-
rection, but the post is too strong to be taken
by cavalry.
General Pike has called out all the enrolled
militia.
GenI Rosecrans will issue an appeal to-mor-
row, calling the people to arms
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THE POSTMASTER Observation-Disclosures Is
no truth in the report that ex.Gov. Dennison,
Of Ohio, has declined the position Of Postmas.
ter General, rendered him by President Lin
coin. Up to o'clock to-day Gov. Dennison
had made no response to the Presihnts noti-
ficstion of his appointment, and it IS probable
that it has not yet reached him. 1t is believed
by Gov. Dennison's friends in this city that he
will accept the nomln alton.
AT the request of the President Mr.. Blair
will act as Postmaster General until Governor
Dennison reaches the city.
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COUPONED INTEREST NOTES.
The Treasury Department is printing a con-
siderable quantity Of cOuponed interest notes,
but the volume is not increased. They take
the place of notes called in.
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FROM MOBlL K BAY.
Ouipt on the 18th.

NEW YORK. Sept '26-The steamer Fung
Shey, from New Orleans on the 18th, has ar
rived.
Mobile Bay advices of the 14th inst. state that
all is quiet there, but movements were on foot
both by the fleet and army.
Preparations were being made for the reno
val OF the guns and machinery OF the Tecum-
sch. -.
Details of the Rio Grande news show that
Cortinas is still on the north side of the Rio
Grande. So says the Era of the 18th. Some
800 Mexicans surrendered to Maj. Noyes, with
three guns, at PalO Alto.
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New York Stock Market-First Board.
fBy the Peoples Line-Omce 5Il Ninth street
NEW YORK, Sep 27.-U. $. 1881, coupon 6's,
1867; U. S. 5.2Us, 1885, Certificates Of Indebt-
Erie, iO9h; Hudson River, Ill; Harlem, -;
Reading, i17%; Michigan Central, i3iA; Michi-
gan Southern, 7aH illinois Central, lloa
CLEVELAND and P,ttsburg, 9Sk; cleveland and
Toledo, -; Chicago and Rock Island, -;
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, -; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago. - Alton
ano Terra Haute, =: Chicago and North
western, ASK; Quicksilver, "a.
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LOST AND FOUND.

$40 ns. s,ssa mi q tt sA s sss
leg sssarn her to HENRY MeAkDIR En- 4s s May
land avenue. Sc rs. ST.
i large SILVER CHAIN on corner It'll street
and Pa Avenue. will be literally rewarded by re.
P.mers Coal Once corner and iss a., sens 81 It:
STRAYED OR sTOLEV-On the 2sth instant, a
dark bay HORSE, scar on tie left shout
s be 'f bsr.y by s...s the a..
eerner OF Attn ST. east s TnH Pspna
SI0 REWAR1 :. Lest on the 2st5 instant, .
es:.er collar With silver plate it, also small
brass lock attached to III. collar, answers to the
r returned S to inc edward LII LIL e gwen
o.. Tent Factory.
COX REWARD Will BE PAID TO ANY
RHeRsR or
FEET @hise star Tas saa
from T. r. Mcdaniel Prince Gsers- g. Ma, Pts.
e. s e. corner of and "a As St. ftiL snIa
T OsT.Bstween the corner 9th and K sts. aud
81 note one dozen baei dress Sat,o son.nns
payable to Mr. Mrs. Giles Warner given BY Benedict
it No korth1est corner 9Th ssd
MIssED-A COW.-A mixed red and white
than hs stout so%sa meek Little
horns. grown straight out; two red ears, split on
between four and Ave years old 's Aox
body sivipE any intelligence of that COW viii be
l Rcs' a fnRt0l street between Isl and I'd ss'
sss1pS1 SCOPE Any RSGRhT b, ind
the Star Once at Ne Is Ohio ave- '' sc 2ast.
0ST-0n the 2sd, between street aud Penn.
detached sTsr TRs assr Ss
ssrast rewarded by returning it to me- 6h
sep 24-2t' C.wHARMAN.
SLY Patrick Markey, No 26I alst st, "a BAY
returning this mare to my address A viii re-.
sep asst ~ P. MARKHY
osT7 In sS,nx from ath +. to st5, on Or sts
and sssr aso and sns
s Be- sutsSy Sa cd S It
FOUND-A POCKET. BOOK containing sum
for this advertisement and calling on H. k Rfy5Hs
s9S Island
$50 tE1 cows st S.sf last sqPSay
S1s iftS M e i
OeC lst dEu "a stS oAst. sep <o-N"
I OsT-One large brown HORsE-he left tbs
- stable between Sand O'Clock this morning,
his left bind leg is lien from the hook down he
had no shoes on the fropt feet. The finder II be
''"A'N'N y ' J. A. JONES Il CO,
sep 23-3t" Foot of 18th street, Island.
NOTIOE-Came to the subscriber's, about the
v 2lst of August, two COWS-one large red and
white, with short tail; the other pale red and
white, with crumple1 horns, quite small The
owner is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away.
HENRY QUEEN.
sep 233tH Near Fort Bunker Hill.
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FROM CITY POINT.

The mail steamer Express arrived here this
morning from City Point with the mails and a
few passengers. She brings no news, and re-
ports all quiet up to 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the hour at which she left City Point.
raise the steamer Keyport which sank off Fort
ress Monroe week ago to day. Their efforts
to raise the vessel will doubtless!be successful
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ENLISTMENT OF SUBSTITUTES.
Orders have been issued by the Navy Depart
ment directing that hereafter no substitutes
will be received in the Navy, except they be
seamen or f1remen. All substitutes, with these
exceptions, for enrolled or drafted men must
be mustered into the army.
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Official War Bulletin.
LATEST FROM THE VALLEY.

Early vet Running-Torbert Intercepts
the Enemy and Captures q Number of
Prisoners-Twehty Pieces of RebekAr.
tillery Captured at Fishers Hill-Also
Eighty Officers-Jen. Davis at Macon,
Georgia-R ebel Raid on Sherman's Com.
muuicatious.
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BOARDING.

II OOMS WITH BOARD, and Table Board with
H cut Rooms, may be had at 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, bet 18th and 2Dth. sep z6lw$
MIS-. HERBERT. having gnt possesson Of her
I'l house. has several FURNISHED ROOMS to
rent With or without board and can also accom-
moGa,e few Table Boarders. Apply at Mrs.
SAP eep N-3t.
ROARD.-Any lady desirous of securing profess
y sional care, kindness and home attenti m. car
obtain exclusive accommodation in the small and
unostrusive family OF phy'ican of long expert
ence who would assume the permanent charge of
an offspring on conditions mutually satisfactory.
Address DR.. THEIRS, No .217 broadway, New
York. SEP 23-2w+
T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at
Y loI west street, Georgetown. sap Inn
EfIRST CLASS BOARD. with Furnished Rooms,
also. Table, can be obtained at No. 800 9th st d.,
between II and l. sep IT, It+
900 FIRST STREET, BETWEEN AND B.
OC1 CAPITOL HILL.-Einge gentlemen. or
gentlemen and their wives, can now be accommo-
DARED with large. pleasant ROOMS. Location
pleasant. Breakfast from to 8. Dinner at g.
References exchanged sep 15-lgt.
FIRST GLASS BOARD, with Furnished Rosms,
I ALSO Table Board can be obtained at No AIS
n street, between 9Th and 9th. Breakfast from 7
to 9; dinner from 3to5 sep 3-lrat
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Reported Surrender of Mobile to our Gun.
beats.

CAIRO, Sept. 25.-The Memphis Bulletin Of
yesterday publishes, on what tregards reliable
authority, the substance Of q despatch received
at Holly Springs announcing the unconditional
surrender Of Mobile to our gunboats. No date
is given.
The gunboats approached the city so close
that they could have destroyed it without diff
ficulty.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke d Go. furnish the following quo
tatiops Of Government securities:
MOBILE

The reported capture OF Mobile is premature,
we apprehend. The news Of the capture
would hardly be likely to come by way of
Memphis; and the report does not appear to
have corroborating circumstances to give it
oh