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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
PAR ricULARS or THE SUWR ENprtil
e. s-,s OF HARRER'A FEkRN. rsT

o. From Correspondence Of N. Y. Tribuns1
BA1TIxoRr- Sept. 1e-p. m.-Yoa have ne
csiysd before thu. time isissraphic accounts s.
the surrender Of CoI Miles, yesterday mornhlz5
but have just had conversation Win o 4 8
zen Of Baltimore who was engaged on the rEti.
road bridge in course Of construc ton tnsrs, ~
who left this morning ct dsyiigh1 some VI
whose statements may be pew: -. 1.5. i,
On Sunday, the rebels I'd entirely surrouhsa al
Harperis Ferry, and were concentrating 81 sie
ere upon the place from Loudon and MarysiAa
cavalry left, by order Of Col Milss, and ras
their way through the rebels, &c apturipS, - ~s
learn from other sources, LongstfSst's atnyi irt-
ss s. s.s,a Tss ssss ssEss Dssy ss q Q: s
oers and men wers con ndsnt Of thsir srliny ss
hold The place for another day ~ IS r
bssssss a sn1 %ss very nes1y. tSesr .up.rfsr psi
tons rsndering It eject ye; butoT sIuiarI ~.
piled with equal yigor, and no enc thought 1s
. surrender tn Col Miles soon afssr 3 e'.'ocE :
down and White nag up. The Rsssis 90
tnued Arfng nearly an hour after this surSr,
der was made. Towards the close Of Ia. sri n /
q shell burst beside Col Miles, shatterinS i,fS
my informant left this morning he was reported
dead he was wounded nearly an hour sfter
the surrender
BY 10 O'Clock the Rebels wero pouring ~,
Harpsr's Ferry from both sidos OF the rse;,
though they coon began 70 move ont towarc .
Winchester. by this time . largc>army haA
appeared On the Morylond u0e (prob6cly ttrs
force flying down the mountain ridge befst'l
McClelian,) and during the day and the fcl,
lowing (iast) night they crossed the ponts,t,,
bridge, with cannon, wagons, etc., In grels
haste. ft wus reported, also, that the~ 5sVS
crossing at Sharpsburg, q few miles abcve, rna.
hprried crossing continued all night, and vkstt
Nh left this morning, the last wagons weAr,
apparsntly over-th river, All seenasd 70 IN
moving OF In the direction Of Winchester. IA
I Marching toward Frederick with o rsG,mrr
Of paroled prisoners he pans0d the last Esop
straggiers only two miies from Harper's FerrJ
and lees than annie IN the ruof INST The sdvauS.
guard Of the Federai army In hot pnrsuit Sos,a
after, he heard heavy Grius, which continp 81.
distinctly sudfble nh he reached Frsdsrt,s 4.
near noon. showing that our forgs-> .fs sssuias
the Rsbsl rstreat Sun be believed s.Ss Sas
whole army nssr Harpsrs Ferry hsd sses. "A
-Ths RsssS took poss.ssis. a Hsrpsr's isssy
WY euietjy, psxoliny ali o1R0rs "a silSWiss
ltAom % reS1l tAsdy s(os-azms ona hogsUs n =
The nkA weqs Earened post osrtain Dc6ev,
vSsfv a. pdlsA tAsir afns ana ven 0s5 IN.
IoVed 30 freA. ny tnfpguans unAaraArss !
iSsi @ SiAes- Spnasu aSd sskss nsshas,N.
: saiforn aad rassAsss sat VIA : AasylasS
r. h III - Ass siyss as = ssss-srs ~
n pEf1nasiy sarrsndH hss prsvsatsd 0ScAA.
ian fren caYtsring or destroying . great porsxsn
Sf ths Rebel arnyhs was pguIinG, thus lss1n4
hta Ne more prsotasA rssals Of his nArylxsd
n 7sSsls p.rs,sA ss.svAsss h - sssvA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

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ias eoaSd5. ~ w al drivsn Into sSs
srmazy yard e soea = taks., naAy sF a.
nslnS AeaAcaRSas r1aey we're sahes'ewaeTto-
chsszs @ I5fmst sliySs d tSsif evn. s ssT
ens yoweifaf ySSngs iS1lswridssp - negro,
'eel.se 9nseaa esye.t a. - yoal saacksoae
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'sssiss.sases e.: jdavi.s ! pssss ssss, 4 Won't
and Tn sssS syor' 'Sssors -. - rs.sss Al N -
niGasfSs : fossfs lwasn sKsE oapsanf ss5s he'll
q genuine case Of e,msstins between former
master and slave. Ths negroes seemed very
iittle DISTURBED 9t thsff chanxsd position, bsine
possttay TO much ccnfased by thS SsuddennesS
When my infornaant lsft, The Rebsls wers
drilling the piers to the new railroad bridge,
purpose OF blowing it up. He also hssrdtwo
bridge, one Of whbFa remarked that twas not
In vrry good condition, to which the other re-
piled it would be In a woree before night Un-
doubtedly they have ere this destroyed d It'll US
preventing McClellan' from foiiowfne them
rapidly INTO Virginia. y .sse;s .eursss.er4fT :
The wr-tched condition and appearance of
the rebel soldiers he described as ha We all others
who have seen them He says that they were
tie worst looking crew that he ever set
eyes on, but that they were confident OF, uiti-
mate victory, said God was with them, and
that they would be back into Maryland before
long, when they would take Baltimore. and
then push for New. York. He did not think
plexion. 90 .ceS - EFr-l.1I
2, Among those who rode in with the advance
Of the army he recognized a psroied prisoner,
who had been hanging about Harper's Ferry,
oubtedly acting as spy. He also recog-
nized several citizens OF Baltimore in the Rebel
ranks. ,rss .r-rs... n. -.1..-..l-. = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
,IsE eFpAr gA1TIEerwEpSEspaY

ts,rec-ai q sr'ucato tbe SeT for TItvne.l
BAT1Ls FIri y ns-s AHrssgRS, AlD, -
Of The wsr vas foufbt to-day, ,sstiax fro, q
daylight u'l dark, and closing without dscstun
yssulL The vlois iorees Of Mcclellan snLi
hunC ID thousand men have foush " n In.
$500 d'l<r..'rr'' n on both side. Neither
+. a. -; ,,,.,,,, "',,, y srol'ilan lag
ssls.a ssa srs s.y y .a! :. Ss ~, &. IL iss.
OF ,hs snssys, arr IN our hssss.
On shs len u one nsbsl peslllon iiesss,,
creek, and have drivss the sn.my nom ths
ground tt y choss 70 cover their nanss In nont
OF our batteries, and troops have ss-sdily cd
sSnsid.rasiy ssycna thoss sr.t .sisa' " A'''
On the Rebel rishi they have lost the bridge
over The crsei, which Wa carried AFTER hard
fght and Burnsias hes crosssd witA eli hs
The rseuit Of the { ay's asht thsrsfors. - thas
the rebeis have everywhere lost gronnd, hoir
position IL contracted, both eanks attached
with success, and their rear and only line Of
retreat seriously thrsstsnsd
Amer the brilliant victory on Sunday at eocth
Mountain, near MiddletoWn, McCleNsn pushed
bis army rapidly forward, ssndins co yalry and
through Fox Gap 70 The Shsrpsburg road, and
ths rset Of his forces through Boonesboro %
Keedysvilie, and thence towards Sharpsburg.
Ou tne cre<t OF Tue NIL tuln eide OF Snarpe-
burg, the enemy were discovered In great force.
Their troore had besn brought down from Ha-
eerstCwn, mp from Harpers Ferry, and part OF
the army held In Virginia a. reserve. Lee,
jackson, Longsfreet, Hill, and all the best Gen
erals left With thsm were there, and viii sn Of
their beet uoops.
Except occasional artillery contests, ths ar.
mics faced each other In quiet during The r-st
On Tuesday there wa no movement on our
side tiil toward night The rbcls bad kcpt
batteries In position, but their infantry wss
tain .whsthsr they were retreaung or reia-
About four O'Clock In the afternoon Of Tues
day Hooker war ordered % eross Antetam
creek, a. the upper ford on the night. with his
whoie corps, sa.sh ths snsmys len and oses-
out opposition, sentfcrWard cavalry skirmish-
srs Who were spssdily driven bach, aaa then.
sdvsnc<ng with his whole fores soout slx
o'eioch, took posseesien of strong ground, clos
70 the B>bsls lsft, snd inmsdiaxsly became sn-
gaged WITH srsiiisry and stafantry. Dsskn.ss
Uooksr Tyfng and holding de wosds fFoo
VhisA ne sosmyis azut me- sams. - :.
There wsrs eoasnnt alarms daring u n1xh1
the hossiis pichsts bsisg eloss 70 secb Seeer eu
gieng As line. Zss1y N ths sss1isg he 49,
sssa = aSss.s sns.g 10y, - 49, 49, 49,
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Ha1 - sont % 4SCisuaa - oAvaass
evssssAs Csrys lsrtas Ne sieht 1874 sss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
FROM CALIFORNIA.

EAI EKAlclAco, Sept 1S.--An immense mass
meeting wse held at Husic Hall on sunday, 70
arorite the people 20 the importance Of making
eredtable contributions for the relief Of the SICK
and wounded soldiers. The Mayor presided
Speeches were made by the kew. Thomas Starr
King, Eugene Cssserly, Frederick Billinger ana
ana che movement 70 raise money Will likely
prove great fuccees. sll-. - 81 h-s- Itsas
!, Part CT the late senator Broderioks o property
was sold at auction on Saturday for ei70,tea
A Salt Lake dispatch Of the f1th instant, In
speaking of the emigration. between there and
Oregon, says that two trains were attacked by
The Indians at Subtelrs Cut on, and Is or 40
persons were killed. band OF Shoshones
Snakes and Bsrrub Indians, well armed. were
endfayorng to pre- vent the efnig grants from 90
ing to the Salmon county, ott-ss-a.rH fF'f-
o san FRANCISCO, Sept. .16.--B. F. Harding wan
elected United States Senator by the Oregon
LfEfslature, on the 18th instant, after thirty
ballots. The vote stood: Harding, -: George
A. Williams, 70. Harding is Union dernocr rat
Citizans il tie vicinity of Portland, Oregon,
fund. =
"a A dispatch dated Ruby Valley, Utah, 18th,
says that twenty -three emfgrants were killed
BY the indians, nesr GraxeIiy Ford, Humboldt
river. :. - - = -
The first arrest for the utterance of treason
able laafuace in California, was made yrster-
TO Jake The oath Of allegiance. lie was COM
mitted to prison. -
san FRAsCisco. Sept. E.-Arriyetf steamer
q Vlden Age, PananssL s.-
The Stockton Argus, San Jose Tribune and
rIlah Post, three secession syInpsihtztng Jour-
or cypress, In accsrdarce with an orde1 issued
by General Wright - = -
The larger rsrtof tbe town Of :,slit,.g. Hs.s.
tPr cH'.pty >-er 80 ~ yed by flre on uSy las
ABS Lntt-d S-sites sseagasr L-aaSssx1bss o. A. &!
hcnanlco Gu s!sr sfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
FROM EURoPE.s

CA"E RACE, sept ia--The steamer Borussia.
Gtm Southampton ca ths Nth inSrsn; Wa
boarded OF Capc Race n. EO.r ~ 1ay ~ ne
uspf acbt of tit~ Asso< iatsd pnss
liz Prince OF Waias Aud pnhc, iJfred ha4i
arr: "a a. Brussels.
A-rN'f~'ois ~ >--s.ss sa...Ey sad lie Etr.
- rarriaE' o. res lead
bc .'. ! -If- -b-AlaT1 & a -Saxon hal
., nc sh. ',.t effect on Consof', pS.rh were
quoted at si xst3t f,r mo-sv.
A late dlsp.. Ga Eayp ti.ai Rsa.liS aero had
accepted ali The conditions offeresl sy Omar
Paeha.
On account of the stale OF siege nj Snplcs
the anniversary Of tiaribaldi's entry fn.s the
city viii not he celebrated.
The pTrSs Of Lombardy are in favor Of grant
ing az amnesty TO Gar.Jaldi and his followers
Garibaldi had requested 20 be allowed 10 EN-.
bark on IN English vessel, bGg nothing had been
decided on ia regard 10 his disposition. HIS
wounds are very serious.
CONNIE
The sales OF cotton on Monday and Tuesday,
were only 3ut0 bales. ] he market was irregu-
lar snd duh, and Id. lower Laaa On Friday lasl
Flour dull and Sd. lower. Wheat quiet but
steady. Corn dull and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
from HARRISBURG.

HARRIS IsBURe, Sept. Is.-Information iu~t re-
eeiyed here from the hattie field says our vie-
tory 40 complete, and thai Gen. Plsasonton is
IN bot pursuit OF the enrmy, and 10 driving
them Across the Potomac.
The whols Federal army is in good condition.
and the enemy.has been ne dly punished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
ByW. L.wALL & CO.. Auetioussr,

EKrY.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly exc
s;ated, and recorded in the land rseors, Of v s.h
.hsII ss pnhe Lner 81 No; 80 iSiiS - We
FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of Sc ptember, A. d. iss2 At
nvs e.oSs p m the following PRO Rerty viz; Lots
division, of part Of square numbered siT hundred
thereon, ofa ~. Al Brick House, &c.
Terms: Ote third cash the balance in two eqaal
paEnents, ~ six and twelve months, With intsE ast
a deed gwen MA deei OF tr sst taken TO seIir
". aessrres ps yncnts Conveysneing st the cost
ALFRED sCHUCKINa. %
o. IS 300. - A. EBERLv, Trustees = e
"a g ". L.. WALTZ CO., AactS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
ecAnINHrBuRaIfh

S9 AT Okn faiCss. ~
a.nass nssis.%s IN sS'ttssi tsisss %. "a. ss.sss. s
We s-e enabled to oder uuyrvcsisafsl
ssaggNSs sagsg,iSs y sll who are In -vAnt Of CABINET
: Oar stock is now complete In svsry particular.
Ald We cordially invite AL vho contem plate fur,
20 all Who make their selection Of us. II 10 nos
necessary TO part.culArize, Is our yast stock en-
: All ne AK ID eall 70 sati1y yourselyss .,,,.,
- - B0TELER WILSON,
y: tsEslrfs Iron Hall, No. SIS Pa. svsuus, 80
an - so1n Between 9sh and 10th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
BRILLIANT CAVALRY RECONNOIG-
kANCE TO fHOROU9HFARE GAP.

Capture 81 Several Officeys aud . nm Der
, sf Prisoners-Three Of Gsnerai Eweirs
Bsdy Gsard Captursd-Gsnsrai Eweli
Wssndsd end Sent On his WAY 70 Rich
send-Shs Cavalry esne near Capturing
him. .... :
A rsconnoitering party, Consisting Of avalry,
which left General Aeintxelman's hsadQ uarters
ON Thursdsy morning, returned 20 camp Last
evening, peFforming on OF the boldsst most
rapid. and brilliant exploits Of tho war.
They penetratsd the country 70 within three
nilss OF 1horoushfars Gap. Here they came
wren Q detachment Of General Ewell's body
eua-i, three OF whom they captured. They
were eecorttng General Ewell, who was
wounded In the recent battles, 70 Richmond.
The parry captured vs-s In The rear. Thirty
other prisoners were taken, among whom were
several rebel eficsrs. The distance traversed
was eighty miles; all Of which was accom-
piished In eighteen hours. Several wagons
we're alec captured. The party saw no signs Of
The enemy between Arlington and Thoroughfare
Gap, except those spoken Of above.
our men came very near taking General Ewell
himself; he only escaped by being driven on Al
= rapid rate In an ambuianoe.--Repsblsssa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
Byy. L. WALL L Co., Aacttioneers.

Byw L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TREsTEES SALE OF yALuABLE PROP
sETr:-By virtue Of deed offrust, duly exc
snssd, and recorded IN the Land cords Of Wash
We shall seil st Public Az pction on the prsraises
90 sATE ERDAr, the ath day Of septe1ter a. d,
ssasre numbered hthandred and seventy four,
eqea payments, AZ siK ard twelve No sths, vith
Interest," 4 dees given and decd Of trust taken,
NEsss spHgcKIsa,
ssH -. - IVA 20. xa.,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
TELEGR1PHIc EEws.


EH8ADs
-rfAxny 9efrseponasass of Assocaassd PDsa
hIAporAHrlas Any OF run roroxAo
Friday morntAG, 01Dt 1Q-Yasorday Was &C.
pupisd IN hsxy1as - AsAd ana oariss Tor -
yossded The rsesh eat n 2 Ssy Of fs0 IN
-own dad. which WAar grantsd-b At 1nt ths
orders were very srfnesnt aeaknst holding Ia
tsrcouss vfo The rs6s5s, tst tdarisg 10 alsF-
noon hey wsrs relazed, and the troops on both
sstd0 fresiy tutSr1tngisA zzsf EEEEl Traa=
The foliowtag - aa additional list Of o@oss
killed end yonn6ed< zssa asz , - nLns3 eW
!. Col, etssre, 4tA Rhods Island, ,wounAsd IN
hip; Lieut., Col Applenan, etA Connscueut
wounesd, CAPT Grswold, lith 0gszssucut,
cleste len sAajor 01iept essh ryunsyivonka, g.
ysrelx ESsaAs1i Col He<leys hlek NsR Ierk.
9ktlied Hajr Dwight, "a Hnsschssse6,
w0andsa. ss7i5r,.' 81. y ssossiF6fs b&s IAN
>. Al, daylight this lmorning A. was slounA hat
the enemy had, changed their. position, out
whether their whole force has crossed the RI vs,r
OF taken position nearer toft 10 not at prssent
stnown. Had they rsmafnsd, . gsasfal sngass-
nsnt yonld have taken place this morning.
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ByW. L. WALL & Co, Auetioneers
WEST END LOTS NEAR PENN aAyENUB
IND WAsEIHcIon OIRcL8, AT AuofIoN --OA
IUEsDAY AFTEhNQON, !, sd Inst, at * o'clock
yhi ssn IN front OF the premises Lot, II and I,
three,Alda half feet st the west side Of 54th e.,
near Penn avenue and w.shinstcn Circle.
dnese hess are very eisiely situated. inclosek,
Terms One-third cash; balance in and Il
months, bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
seis TRepI W. L. WALL 4 90. Auets
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ACCOUNTS OF REBEL PRISONERS.

ACCOUNTS OF REBEL PRISONERS.
Rebel General Hsed sa his Way 20 will
liamsesrt Maryland--The whole Rebel
Array In Msrylspd. tFftat
The rebel prisoners captured by our scouts
near Itcsburg were brought into the city on
Thursday. They SAY that the rebel force under
General Hood lately stationed at Leesbnrg
left that piaceon Monday morning for Williams
port, for the purpoee Of reinforcing Longstreet
The prisoners were unable % accompany the1r
regirnsnts on the march y Williamsport, en-
account Of exhaustioa., Hoodsforcs was about
sore men.
A great many struggling and woundsd sol.
sierS fro<n the baftis- nelds In Maryland had
rrissd at Lsssurg. The prisoners say they
81 conc srr.d In the fset thss Ne h.rdsst esee-
Sag cf me var " now eoing On IN 4arylend;
tast Lee wss eettlng osdiy whipD-d, ana 0et
be vofsi - annihiiatsd unisss rsinforcomsns
spse6ily came 70 his assistsnoe. - .
"A dsytsscn iately sncampe1 - Neterfera hs4
s'se lefst sstxfots Ise' y nuAssrsd soous
g. s;;,sss. :..s: A.ssA. -a.l.sf - ,.ss'
ga Isy Tsrk pspsr ssasss shas Ne ssnes.
ypistinG Uiih, q Bsaees PENS ksve <$AeDsea
y IAN " - Pair fssos ktng rf os ssny,
sud eslyssrss cxteeeo psir. s0ae - y9sr.s
srs ssapseysa - operesorv> saf n,n 80 -
ircs wsDsa e1A gtrls sss frfs.seel W9rb AZ
z CIR Ao1aes d 0s ss1rsaA1ing country.
~ bssksss u sxrssssd in ss eozssrY se<ns-
fre (, Ts<-e>ss&
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lAfIsi 1asz fsa sasiSs TIsIp.
rRx GREAfSXrfLH 4 sEwiDfxslxi
y9sEseE akFo2 --S.-<4.ssHp tssV s<Ts
6tsssS Ssas u 4 nalnn Ga. ~ vass
,sulss bvs,~sss Esrnsssed 10. 9iss sslTs sgl
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- s~svofsss sss nssiy sgsrsaG - usysasrA
sost Dors oaA shrs% 1.sss 9ot s<A. bSk4ss
Nsskly sskakgssxss ~ k8ksSss. szf scos< nc< -
sbsnSsss = taas ~ nRai n Esf eFsfusg -
shGags9 49, yesNn tU1nS.
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osI.4ias Irssssss IN ssssssssss. =
,sx,.se ...,z ~, Va; - a g. -
s9fss.s sss = - - - :.vr - - = s.sss = -
Which sAssla hAvs IN ~ nssssshy ss-eny -
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DENTISTRY
m MalsxoEp TT -. -
xfs siS sF1sS fls ssslss
s.H 4sD I4,iSyss
ARrTSIcIAt. .cFkQkLAsrIC BoE1
: : ;, vsstss. issfI ftiss = elAs,ssrs.ss = -

AnrI1IcIAt ycFf2kLAsrIe 1eEz
: Ssssss, MN ftiss =. 20 st1s;s..ss., = SO
-. -. -. pl s.E sTe.sxovp -. go
c.ls 5: ss:ss s.n % q E 4. - TsssIi: = - 7eii:s.s
aAxlekaoss sf sfhfAtnR.oysd- -sygssa .,sso9 -
- =. fss ssrisss rsi:s .is e e - 3 ; s sss
ssfs ssing ar sfesrsas Ehtss tlesi 3lAst.
"a he rsSsswin s 0sGs inslsssiss. snansssr
T:t.,ss,rs =. q srs s.sl.a :, ,srss..., : suuss
;snes e.n sS Aa6s innsd d{afslx, NeFe& lEelsfvlnS
Ne n.tsrst s31zsssisH go 49, III ln1sr -
- ss.s sss. ! - - =. - sss - 8:
y. "a isss.S L sxsssr,sgssv.
metal 1i1n ng, With which hs aost ssel NE tssth
eAn be file3 without psin, snd an beild ~ 1sr-
-, scypd ssoth on Anstide roots Which tnilsss
= fhs ssest. Of rsfsrsness ugiven-Dr. Y. Note Dr..
persnY, Frsfesser q Cksnieiry : NJ Ys .hea.
yudFs WAYNE. OF the saWsms. Court ef USshina-
I'm, and thouSAnds Of others. - -. = - -.
Can and s1smine for yourseM l....,... = le-s1ns
SuuHf = BsIsHfElLk,.,..sG G.sg = a1is =
Ne. 31o PsnAssly lyaAiA lvenns -
tst. III and l<h stree1, ,EaehiAgton, D. d. y
rAranosi Teeth fnsstteA In tie Host fm pfUved
sls sls 4 ssy1J ~ sysry s.:slisy ss E can An put
ssts tsrns. festh PILED or kEsetsl IN
n ssst nan.er. 9nsas. aln, and Biosk 1sssh
oHAs. P. HUNT, ,oI,4
.sesaln. - o WALL BRI6HfwuLL.