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The national Republican., 1861-09-26
FROM BANKs's COLUMN.

Darnsto,cn, September 2l.-The latest ad.
vices from the Upper Potomac, state that Capt.
Carnes, formerly Of the rebel army, was at Dam
No. !, with company of f,oy%l u,,i ux,irgnlsns, per;
Haeerstown our forces have been considerably
strengthened. On the Virginia side Of tho
river from Harper's Ferry 10 Dam NJ there
were about four hundred rebels, of Hender.
sons, Rhinehardps and Turner Ashby's corps
II Is said that Capt. Henderson was recently
killed in Jefferson county by one of his privates
named Mills. There were about fve hundred
foot soldiers in and around Martinsbnrg, but
they were generally employed In taking up the
track of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from
of twelve miles, and six miles above Harper's
Ferry. The rebels have succeeded In carrying
Of three Of the new locomotives, and were on.
gagged in taking TO pieces four others.
have been dropped at Stevenson's station, the
nearest point on the Harper's Ferry and Win.
chester railroad. Nothing had been done to
wards laying the track from Winchester to
Strausburg, on the Manassas road. The reason
is, they have no cross.ties.
AT Charlestown there we're but two compa.
nies Of militia, who are being used rs laborers.
At Winchester there are 5000 to 1000 militia
half clothed, half shod, and half starved. They
also arc being used rs laborers. Their condl.
tion is deplorable in the extreme, and they per.
formed the duties required Of them with the
greatest reluctance.
General Johnston was at Fauquier Sulphur
Springs, whore he had been staying several
days for the benefit of his health. OF this fact
there can be no doubt.
The general impression among the people in
Winchester and Charlestown was, that the time
for crossing into Maryland had passed, and nc
attempt would now be made. The object for
moving up from Manassas so large rebel force
was to cross over and take possession of Fred
erick and other points, should the Maryland
Legislature pass the ordinance Of secession.
Frederick, Sept. 23.-Advices from Colonel
Geary's command. at the Point OF Rocks, bring
information that the conflict there of tho 18th
instant resulted in rebel loss of eighteen
killed. One shell alone from our battery killed
eight secessionists.
Not day or night passes but bodies of the
| rebels make their appearance at sorsc point
| on the secesh side OF the river, opposite Col
Geary's line of guard, keeping his force in q
constant state of bodily exercise. He only
uses his artillery when he knows it will be
| effective.
| Ddrnesto,cn, Sept. 24.-Lanahan, who wal
the murderer of Major Lewis, of the Pennsyl
| vania forty. sixth, was tried yesterday ant
| found guilty of murder. He will be hung al
soon MS his sentence is confirmed by tho author
tiles at Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Generous Deeds .

We fear that our citizens % not take sufficient
rride in the District of Columbia regiment
Colonel TAFT, now rapidly filling up its ranks.
The material is Of the very best Recently the
ladies', always apprecative Of true merit, do.
mated to tho regiment u splendid flag, which
we know will bo galltntly upheld.
Several days ago, John O. Rives, Esq, riding
out to IT, camp, paid II voluntary entrance fee
in the form of one hundred dollars in gold,
baying at the time he, presented it, that he
future occasion. This is an evidence of true
friendship.
The regmelt has asked for no such contri.
buttons, but 1t is presumed that such solid
remembrancers would be acceptable, in view OF
the fact that some of tho members of the Dis
trict regiment have left their families to serve
their country, and that 1t is proposed to raise
u fund from which the necessitous may bo
relieved. This is our understanding OF the
matter, thus friendly expressed.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
DIED,

On the 18th September, SAMUEL FABIAN, third
child of Samuel Y. and Mary L. Crown, aged Is
months.
On Wednesday afternoon, September Is, 1861
SARAH AGNES, aged l5 months, fourth daughter
Of Sarah J. and George h. Ruff.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral this Crhursday) afternoon, at hall
past three o'clock.
On Tuesday, the 24th instant AGNES ISABEL
wife of G. L. MoEliresh, in the 2ist year of her
| age. .
| The friends ard aCquaintances Of the family
arc invited TO attend her funeral, to take place
| to-day, (Thursday,) 26th instant, at half'past
| two O'Clock =. NJ.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
BY TELEG EGRAPH.
THE REBELLVON In KENTUCKY.
YANpALIsM or THE REBELS.

Louisville, Sept ember 23.-It is reported from
below that Il small detachment Of General Rous.
seau's force has advanced fifteen miles south
ward of Elizsbethtown, and that General Buck.
ner Is advancing northward from Bowling Green
with force variously estimated at from four
thousand to ten thousand.
The Eoening Bulletin says that Lock No. 8, on
the Green river, was blown up on Tuesday by
ter, purporting to be from him, directing the
destruction of Lock No. l, on the same river.
The Union men, on learning Of this, attt mpted
but successfully, to guard the locks, and they
we're destroyed.
Captain Gibson and the four missing pickets
have returned to the camp at Salt River.
The City Council has passed resolution ap.
proving General Anderson's appointment Of a
provost marshal, and another requesting the
citizens to close their business hours at four
o'clock every afternoon, to allow time for peo.
pie to drill.
General Nelson, who founded Camp Dick
Robinson, has gone to Marysville to start new
camp for volunteers.
The same paper says that lieutenant Of
Buckner's army was arrested at Oldham, on
Sunday, az a spy.
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
Frankfort, September 23.-The House bill
passed by vote Of 81 to Is, authorizing the
Military Board to borrow 81 ,0OO 900 in addition
to n million authorized May "a, on the State
bonds, payable in ten years, and establishing a
lax OF per cent. on hundred dollars, to pay
the bonds apd interest, the said loan TO be ap'
propriated for the defence of the State.
The bill reorganizes the Military Board
making it to consist of Peter Dudley, Samuel
Gill, George j. Wood, Z. II. Taylor, and John B.
Temple.
A resolution was offered, and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations, asking Gov
ernor Magoflin, whether the invasion Of Ken
lucky by General Bucknor has beon made
| upon any consultation, advice or recommends
ton ofany person connected with the executive
department of tho State.
The Senate resolution was adopted that a
| committee of two from the Senate, and one
| from the House DO appointed TO inquire by
what authority. and under. what charges, mem
bers of the General Assembly have been ~
| reported, arrested at Harrodsburg.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Young Drunknrds.

Last evening, Officer Glover picked up two
boys, aged about ten years, on the avenue,
both under the influence of liquor-oue so
drunk rs not TO be able to walk. The soberer
one of the two stated that the other boy went
into shop on the IslaEd and bought a half.
pint Of whisky from woman, with which he
treated another boy and himself. If such is
the case, it is to be hoped that the woman will
meet with the punishment she 80 richly de.
serves. The boys wero furnished with a soft
plank in the guard. house, where they could
sleep of the effects of their early spree.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
a,he Crvts stIIi thew Come ,

And all we can hear Is, "War war war -
But, for my part am tired Of the old story Of war.
But, oh | Mfs Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsH. No. Why, SMITH, No, 400 seventh
street, has just received q new stock of FALL
CLOTHING OF every description, and he offers to
knack Of selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he does 1t, do not know, But
for my part, can asstVe you, Mrs Brown, that he
can TIT out youc boys with nice CLOTHIN i at re.
markably low prices, l advise all to call at
SMITHS, No 480 Seventh street, oppo'ite Post
Once, and look at his New Stock and they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, is so.
3O-SIn
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
The New Police.

The Metropolitan Police are gaining the fa-
vor OF the public very rapidly, and are already
becoming known as model force. In some Of
the precincts, so thorough has been their work
that the dockets of the police magistrates are
blank, the usual violators Of the laws keeping
out of the way. -
As an evidence Of what they intend to do,
We overheard two Of the force check II crowd
Of young men who were cursing and swearing
ON the avenue, a few nights since, and tell them
that, hereafter, such things would not bo tol'
Grated.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
A Bpd Example.

The way certain officers of the army are in
tho habit of fockiag into liquor stores, with
sample rooms in the rear" along Pennsylva.
mia avenue, Is really astonishing. Ia the course
of half an hour, yesterday, we observed no less
than Be yonteou captains and lieutonants enter
an establishment of this kind, at the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street.
Rather u bad example for officers to set for pri.
Yates!
We understand. also, that, In some places,
:" pop bottles, labelled Sarsaparilla," but
which are, in reality, ied with whisky, are
rettied to soldiers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Thieving In Camp.

A negro, named William Lawrence, from Ian.
sinburgh, New York, and who has been In the
employ of the officers Of company E, twenty.
fourth. New York regiment, stationed at Ar.
lngton Heights, on Tuesday stole from some
of his employees, purse containing over 500
in gold and silver. He was caught the same
night, while making his way to this city. Upon
being searched, the money was found concea eaed
in his sleeve. He was taken back to quarters,
and, yesterday, WAS politely kicked out OF
camp,
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
pY J. G. MCGUIRE - co., Auctione.rs

Vf y. Cs mCSUIah a CO., buCtfOneerg.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY morning, October the ist, com
mencing at 10 oclock we shall sell at the residence
OF hos W. Dickins, No. IL north A street, oppo
nts Capitol PARK, all his household Furniture and
Effects, Consisting Of
Handsome Rosewood Seven Octave Piano Forte,
-. nearly new
Wannt soia, Rocker and Parlor Chairs
Mslnut Marble top Center Table
mahogany Side aud Sofa Tables ...
DO and Walnut Wardrobeg
DO do Enpaa.. snd v-ssbs,ssda
Do do FTeurh .nd I,nU Iind
Bedsteady '
Hair, Shuck and Husk and Cotton Alsttras,eg
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Mahogany Msrble top SideboaIds
French Dining and Cane Seat Reception Chai,s
Parlor and Chamber Curtains
brussels, Three ply and Ncnitian Stair Garnet,
Mirror, Girandoles, Lamps and Manel Orna
ments
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Radiator and Chamber Stoves
Cooking Stove, with general assortment OF
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE &Co.,
sept 2e-td Auctoneer3
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
RYJ.s. MsGUIKE q CO.. A"''io"ss".
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROrED PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of decd OF trust from GamAlcl
Baiiy and wife, dated February 22d, 1859, and re
corded In liber j. A. s., No l59 folios 3bc, Sc, 7
shall sell as trustee, on Thursday, August twenty
ninth at o'clock, +. NJ, in front of the premises
at public auction to the highest bidder all that piece
Of ground in the city OF Washington known as the
western half OF lot marked five, o. in square mum
beIed Ave hundred and thirty three, (53S,) in the
plat OF said city, the same having front of twenty
eight (2s) feet two () inches on street north, and
a fine three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thereon.
Terms One third cash the balance in saual In.
stamsnts at six and twelve months, securedby deed
OF trust the prcms.s IL the terms Of sale not
complied with within Eve days thereafter the trus.
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
| the defsultng purchsGer
All conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE, AuctioneeT.
aug 6-dB
IN The above sale - unH Otda u y post-
poned, on account OF the rain, until TI uRSDAY
next, September fifth SAM hour and place
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS q. MCGUIRE, 4 co,
aug 30--dts Auctionecrs
80 The above snle il further postponed
uutil Thursday, October 3d. at the same hour and
place.
NJ BLAIR Trustee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, y co,
| sep 7--law&ds AuctionccS
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Sale ut the Capitol.

Green X Williams, auctioneeIs, yesterday
sold all the old furniture in and about the House
OF Representatives, consisting of carpets, sofas,
chairs, tables, &C., in the presenGe of quite a
large number of bidders. Some of the articles
went of very cheap, as three of the sofas,
which have occupied positions in the House
Hall, sold for s2l all told, while other things
brought rather Il higher price.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
IbrOtruutcl Meeting.

A meeting of deep religious interest has been
IN progress in the Ninth s rect Methodist Pro
testaut Church for tie last three or four weeks,
and large congregations are nightly in attend.
ance. The exercises are conducted by the
pastor Rev. p. Light Wilson, assisted by 9th or
minister's of this city and Georgetown. The
hour for service is at quarter to eight. Service
will be held this morninS at ecvon O'Clock and
love feast this evening.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Professor pIcCoy,s Grafton.

Bear 10 mind the fact that Professor Mccoy q
GRAFTON on DIR. Russell and the London Times
which was delivered, a few nights since, ut the
Thirteenth street Baptist Church, is to be re.
peated in the Hall of Representatives, at three
O'Clock this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Marriaxe.

Quito Il large throug WAS in attendance at the
Methodist Protestant Church, early yesterday
III rrnng, to witness the uniting in the bonds Of
matrimony Mr. JudsonH. Smith and Miss Annie
Rruce, by the pastor of the church, Rev.P Light
Wilson. The happy pair were greeted warmly
by the host of frients assembled, aud took their
departure in tho oarly train for the North,
whore they will spend their honeymoon. Our
best wishes 20 with the happy pair.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Thp Eurnry Divorce Case.

This uase has again been before the Orphans
Court during the past few days, during which
time a considerable amount of evidence has
been taken. Tho children, four in all, have
been in daily attendance at the court, accom-.
panied by their nurse, vino is Il French woman.
Mr.. DavIdge is the counsel for Mr.. Barney,
while Messrs. Linton and Fendal, Jun, appear
for Mr.. De Kraft. The greatest feeling Is
shown by the counsel and others on both sides
and fight between both principals and coun
sci has been several times imminent. The case
is not yet concluded.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Fire ON sixth street.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning, the
bake house of Mr.. Smith, in the row of frame
buildings owned by Mr.. ]. +. Wo1lard, caught
fro from the oven, and was destroyed. The
adjacent buildings were saved with oompara.
lively little injury, the whole loss not amount.
ing to over one hundred and fifty dollars. The
Are was discovered by the patrolmen of the
Metropolitan Police, who, with the bakers and
several of the neighbors, extinguished the
flames, while tho provost guard took charge OF
the movable property placed in the street.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
ChRrGC of Theft.

A colured man, named John Butler, was ar
rested yesterday, by detective officer Kimball,
on the charge of stealing bolt of cotton from
IL Mrs. White. He was taken before Justice
Dom, who dismissed the case on his pleading
that the cotton was at his wife's house, and he
thought that it belonged to her.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Fo>yle's F!ie and Bumor Cure.

The excellent remedy for bleeding, blind, and
oithe skin, is for sale by our entgrprlsing friend
John Wiley, corner Third street and Penusyl
vania avenue. From what we have read of the
testimonials Of it, we are led to believe that /,
is certainly tho best romedy for those com
plants now in existence.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Enal nAN.

The Indications ut present are, that to-day
will be far more generally observed in this city
as also throughout all the Union States, than
any similar occasion has ever heretofore been
observed. Business generally will be suspend
ed, and the various churches will be opened for
uubliC worship.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
MAYORS OFFICE,
Washington. Sent. as. is6,


In compliance with the following joint reso.
luton of the City Councils, which l have ap.
proved this day, l do recommend Ito the
people of Washington, and especially to all min.
listers and teachers Of religion, and to all heads
of families, ;" the observance of Thursday, the
26th instant, in the manner and to the end in.
dicated in the proclamation Of the President OF
the United States, and that on that day all
secular business be suspended, and all places
Of business be closed.
Rtcu Ann WALL MAvOr-
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
80, IItIsh ~

The way 1t - done up by the Campbell Min.
strels, proves> an irresistible attraction, and
nightly attracts 'rge audiences to Odd Fellows
Hall. Those who's aY iot seen 1t yet, should
not miss it, by any manner of means.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Bringing Them Down.

That intorminable nuisance, fast driving, has
received IL very palpab!e check from the pro
yost guard, who has stationed guards along the
avenue to prevent any driving faster than Il
trot.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Accident,

On Tuesday, private Bryan, of this city, a
member of Captain Gary's cavalry company,
had his leg broken at the ankle by his horse
falling upon him, while on drill at Arlington.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
VICTORIES IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

VICTORIES IN WESTERN VIRGINIA..
Grafton, Sept. 25.-Nine hundred Of the
fourth and eighth Ohio regiments, and the
Rnggod cavalry, drove seven hundred rebels
from Mechanicsville Gap on Tuesday, and ad
vanoing on Romney, drove fourteen hundred
rebels into the mountains, with a loss of thirty
Ave killed and number Of them wounded
Gu loss was three killed and ten wounded.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.
10 Advertisers.

Nearly four thousand copies of the Repub.
licdn are circulated among the floating popula
tion every day besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
stu Another.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as
one Of the Union line Of omnbuses, with full
load Of passengers was turning the corner Of the
avenue and Fifteenth street. one OF the horses
made false step and broke his leg. The horse
was soon after put out of his misery by being
shot.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
Selling Liquor to Soldiers.

L. Loeler and w. Spignul were arrested and
taken before Justice Barnaclo on the charge of
selling liquor 10 soldiers. They we're each fined
twenty five dollars, which they paid under
protest:
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
pY GREEN q WILLIAMS. A Austioneers.

SALE or FEICELLENTAND NEIRLT y NEW HOT,SE
HOLD AND KJTEHEN FURNITURE, ATAJC7YON
On SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, we shall sell, In front of our auction rooms
st the corner Of Seventh and d street,, NO 80, a
general assortment Of house furrri hrr goods com.
prsing:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs AMI R0ckers
Marble top Centre and side Eablcs
DO Dressing aad other Bureaus
Mahogany WALNUT Jenny Lind d d'tcads
Wash sinks, War'lrohNs and Towel Racks
Walnut DysEs sui Writing rabl
Cane seat and otherChn,rr Ott".EGng
Hat Racks, and Oak Vail Set:
Fine Feather Beds, 7 iows md Bolsters
Hair, Cotton top and fTu 4 Mattras5es
Brussels, Three pl ani Ingram Carrots
Cook, Air tigh! aIl other Stoves
China, q Has and Crook ~ Ware
Four fine Buffalo RCNC4
large assortment Of h itchcn Rcduii lite,
large lot Of Boot and Shoes
And many other articles which we deem unneces.
sIry to enumerate.
Terms cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
sep26-td AuctoneeTs.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
aug Aid
DY GKEEN ~ WILL 1tS, ArG,ipnGexs,
ID No. $40 Seyent'' ~, ,rrrIsr' a..

DY 4KEEN y WILLIiAtS, ArS,tvncers,
ID No. $40 S.yent' ',.,rrr""' a..
ERS' SALE fhI . ~ VI ~. DGES Al
AEtIIpN.
On 1t LsDAi auJ WEDNESDAY,, October lat
and I'd next al 10 o'll72' 4 NJ, We shall sell at
cur auction looms, E'lry 0TEc ELECTION Of unre-
deemed pledges, yunp"iamg, 10 part,
Extra line gold Gll liver uniting -rase lever and
other Watches
Gold Neck and Fob ChaiuS and BIeastpius
Ladies' superior gold Pima ana EsIoss single or
In sets
Plain and fancy Finger Rings ,i..,
Together with an exten i've vms'y ~ +"N'@'
Wearing Apparel, such as -.hn,.,s and
Black and fancy Silk, Mousdeo '-' '''''4s'' "'1N
other styles OF dresses ~ ,,,,I.
White Crane long arS square Sbawi-
Cloth YsIxst .Ia other styles OF 'loass
Geptiemens . Wearing Apparel IN great Hare'y'
a fine lot Of musical instruments
Also a large assUrtmeH! VI keNoiVers, Guns, and
And msny other articles too umerous TO eLumer.
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited
N tRe sale MS il is of the largest that has ever
taken place In Washington.
The sale will commence with the Watches
ISAAC HERZBERG,
PawnbIoker.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
sept A-sod Auetionesu,
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
India Rubber blankets for Half Price,

Being sl9hty discoored but no. injured for service
500 large India Rubb,r Blankets, lined with Gun
ton FLANNEL feet inche" long and feet inche'
wide for ;! each, usual price a. For sale at th'
India Rubber Warehouse, 3Os Pennsy lyania avenue
between Ninth aud Tenth streets. -
sept 23-tf HALL 4 WEEKS.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
FlARNIED ID.

On the 2j,h instant, by Rev. p. Light Wilson
Mr.. JUDsON II. SMITH to Miss ANNIE BRUCE, all o
this city.
The national Republican., 1861-09-26

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Wih SiIteen Years Experience in the Business.
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and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co. Pat
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Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, 70 cents
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The national Republican., 1861-09-26

DY GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITJKEN EURNIIURE AT
AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 27th instant, we shall sell
at the residence Of o gentleman declining house.
keeping, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at No 100 Nineteenth
street west, between Il and r streets north, known
as the Denham Cottage, an excellent assortment oil
Furniture, viz:
Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suit
Walnut Marble. top Centre and Side Tables
Do Extension, Dioing, and other Tables
Oil Paintings, China, Glass, and Cr0ukeTy Ware
Two fine painted Cottage Chamber sets
| Cottage and other Bedstcads, Iron Hat rack, and
Carpet
Refrigerators, with u goou lot OF Kitchen Requi.
| sites.
| With many other articles which We deem unneces.
| sary to enumerate.
sept I'D star Auciioneers,
The national Republican., 1861-09-26
NoTIcG TO oEEIcERs.-,,tA Campaign.

NOTICE TO OOFFICERS.--A Campaigns
~ ing CARRIAGE, built by the first maker in
New York, perfectly new, ney.r having been once
used, for sale. 1t built expressly to order,
on the Prussian principle, and contains an excel
lent bed for sleeping be used as ambulance or
light, strong and handsome. 1t can be ieen by ap.
plyiIg 10 James Brown, head groom, Mr.. Irvine's
stables, IN Corcoran's Lane, behind the Chain
House Ihere is also for sale, at the same place, a
quiet, fast, useful saddl" HORSE ,ept7
WANTED, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAIL
w ORS.--bo competent Tailors, TO work on mill
tary goods Apply to q. KOLP,
At Wall, Stephens Il Co.'S,
822 Penn ay. between Ninth and Tenth streets
sept .6-3tif
The national Republican., 1861-09-26

TJNO sUTLERs AND GROoERY DEhL-
i EHs.-so frkins prime ,pennsylvania pntter'
corner of Second street, (old Sentinel ''nes
sept 25-tf