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The Assault on Harppr's Ferry.

A CORES pendent Of the New York Times, who
escaped from Harpsr's Ferry under cover OF
night, has returned TO New York and prepared
for the Times an account OF the assaults of the
enemy at Earper's Ferry, which he states he
witnessed from beginning TO end. He left the
place at two O'Clock on Tuesday mornin z,
seventeen hours after the surrender. The fol
lowing Is 4 summary of his narrative. Hii
estimate OF the number of tfIe eneTnys force =,
OF course Inuch too high:
Skirmishing commenced on tbs Maryland
Heights on Thursday afternoon, contin uin !,
three hours. The battle renewed again o.
Friday morning at day break. Our forces held
their ground until about noon, Ishs-n, bein :,
PACK TO the large guns. Not long afterward
these were spiked, and the whole command re-
treated down the mountain.
On Sunday the enemy commenceti q fierce
eannonadlng from Maryland and Eoudouu
Heights, which WIS replied TO by OFT forces.
it continued until sunset, guns holding
their own IN fine style. During SundsE night
the rebels planted TEsDre guns, and in the morn
Ing opened IA all directions upon our IJrceS
drawn up IN line Of Battle on Bolivar Heights
1t seemed useless to contend against suchS over
Whelmlng odds, our forces being surrotu;isd
by one hUudrnd thou sand men, and seven diff
ferent batteries firing upon them. The white
nag WAS raised 1T twenty minutes past seven
oclsck. Baf few minutes later Col. lilies
was struck by piece ct shell, which carried
away his lett th IN.
The complete list CT killed and woursled
given by this writer sh rsS that our forces had
sixteen killed and one hundred and fifty-so5en
wOUnGed. OF the killed two We're officers, and
of tna wounded nine were officers Three of
the killed were by premature explosion Of 5fle
our ewn guns.
The terms Of capitulation were liberal-sho
officers being allowed togo parolad, with side
arms and private property, and the priyEIes
With everything save equipments and guns
The commands which surrendered were:
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OF HIS BATTLrs-(fpaeralPo r,e says thi. a :,
oment was pnblLshed without his know et! ~
comm s Western paper says, tas oni y
"a. ,sason Ior nenevinS that IL sas publishsd with
81 The Richmond Whiy ha, ,a.-.r, A..
cncaai sources that tina eKpeaditurs., ~ tn.
Confederats Goyagmneut from fts I'm /, >, :. -.
20 August ]. lssa amosnss TO S3a7, 37a ga a. a
bhe cnahoe iof al tssas@dppi JED. TO repudiane,
81 Ffvs hundred Rassbliean cir
Bradford county. Pa, as.sni,ied in cor yan,,o "
s-sno days ago, and Top 1diated SENATOR MIIm -
Bradford Is Wauaot's home ~
nS Hon Hsedrick Is. Wright Rspress~t,,t Va
OF me l.i,'f ne IA dAAtrict In CengrpsDs is aDr-
Vsie IN one OF TIE companies from that COUNTY
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM CINCINNATI.

Major General Wallace Ordered to CO.
iumsu>, Chio-ParoIed Prisoners for the
Indian War-The UniOnists yicsorisu.
ut NJ umfordsyal!e. -. 1E@@ "a
CINCINNATI, Ohio, sept 1S.-Thare f. quits q
stir In military CIRCLE here to-day. Mai. Gen.
Lew. Wallace is. superseded by Gen. A. J.
Smith. .den. Wallace goes t. Culumaus,
Ohio, for tn" purpose of organizing the paro,ad
prisoners for the war again.t tn" In.ii.n, in
The Northwest.
The enemy are in stron. force III front. They
will evidently concentrate near lexington. In
all III" skirmishinS and fighting ncar Mum
fordsville, Ky, the arms of the Union Ia w
been crowned with success
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~ At the Continental Hotel. PbiIada,,,i,
OIL Wednesday evening, the following dis ,atcb
vas posted on the bulletin board lie Ga,ar,,
Hooker sends in telegraph stating that we
have gained glorious victory. He was wound
ed III the foot. He represents the battle 4. ba-
ang fought with great violence on both sides.
ana the Carnage was awful A gentleman of
feracity, who left tho field at D. m, stat -
that Gen. Mansfield WIS killed, and that ba
sa" the rebel General Longstreet wornd ii and
8 prlSOncr."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

MADE To, RsYrNr.-This morning, oficerx
Kelly and McDeyitt arrested In the cars H-nry
Meyer, who lately kept hotrsc on Tenth St-vei
hetween ID and T. which has been broken an
by the provost guard, n hc Was about lea Wing
in the IL O'Clock train, on the chargs Of swind-
ling Charles e. Harrison out Of sf0a M-yrr
after his house had brpn closed sold his fsrai.
ture TO Mr.. Hnnilton W nile il was in posses
sion Of the landlord, no holds IL 70 satisfy
damages done the boUss. He was taken bsfore
Justice Walter. who dismissed the case afsrr
the money had been refunded. -..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

FISANcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say The stock market is very animated
AID higher under tha encouraging news from
the Potomac army, though early in the d,y
there was some hesitation to buy at the I'd vance,
pending the publication OF the official accoun Is
At the close, however, there is renewed eager
nese TO buy, the news from the field of action
being regarded IS very satisfactory. The Gov
eminent list is strong and much higher The
6s OF 1891 are per cent better the 7.3a notes 4;
6 per cent. certificates 4. Alter the board, Gov
eminent SIS Of 1Sol were quoted 1o1 3alO1 Z;
Missouri's 45I.
1--WE o'clock.-Narket excited and buoyant.
N. York Central, sex; Erie, Az; do preferrd,
75x; Toledo, 56&; Michigan Central, % Gold
Is down TO 1l6hal16A. The money market ID
easy, and the supply at per cont. on call is In
excess OF the demand. Gold is very weak again.
selling down TO 116x, against 117A yesterday.
and further decline win at once ensue should
the news from the Potomac army be officially
connrmed- Dutiabls demand notes arc quiet
but steady al Ill kalllH. Exchange on london
IS dull and unsettled At 123xa129I.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IrteiLgcncer notices tho in consisfan cies of
the rebel government, in allowing its generals
TO Issue orders In reference to guerillas and
''bushwhacSers," the sann in theory and prac-
tice Is those Cor which they condemned General
Pope.
The Republican recommends that Che example
OF the Confederates should be followed in living
whisky TO the soldiers TO inspirit them on the
le-feid
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The DrfencPs of Observation-Disclosures Sul
rendcr Of Col. w iIder at Mumfardsriil.

THO DFItHtFe OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES var.
render Of Col. Wilder ut Mumfsrdsvii!e.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1s,-Tha military COM
mnncpd fortifying tina city yesterday. A large
number Of negroes wrrc impressed and SO, 70
work digging rifle pits and throwing up breast.
works.
Nothing official or reliable has been received
from mumsOrdsviile. The telegraph limo is still
down.
The Journal, to-day, rceived information
that Col Wilder and his gallant band, after
fighting three days, were forced TO surrender
to an overwhelming force of rebels. This, how
ever, IL not received ~ reliablp
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Lohmann, n nsr, W ho rVeides near Munsou' q
Hill, left his home on Wednesday morning last
for Alexandria.-with \ load Of hide and taliow
for the Gov errsaent butchers, expectilg ID
return home the same evening Nothing. how
eYsr, has been. h. ard OF him up 10 this time,
although dligr-r inquiries have been made,
both along the read and M Alexandria. MI. L
fs-a German, and, n perfectly sober and indu .
trious man, and ms disappearance is therefore
the more singular.
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ARRIVAL or PEIsoSERs.-Four sick rebel
prisoners captured yesterday by our scouts
near LeeSburg, were brought 10 the provost
fnarsnafs ONCE last evening. They say that
ne tchcte rebel force, with the exception OF ona
regiment OF infantry and n few cavalry, who
are n lessburg, hos crossed into Mar JL1nI,
HOODS division, numbering about 5000 IN n,
ief: there early on Monday morning 10 rein force
IoE gStreet.-RepvLIiccH
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DOCBTPrI,

A soldier who belongs TO the 10Th Regiment
New, York Volunteers, attached to General
Duryea's brig AIDE, and who arrived in this city
yesterday, reports that on Monday last flag of
truce came from the rebels in 70 Duryea's camp,
and that the soldiers all understood it to be for
the purpose Of finding tho body OF General r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

THE PhEoL I'd SOLDIERS To BY s5yr AGAIxsr
ThE INutAys.-Ths paroled prisoners OF Col
WILLIS ldt' command 1t Harper's Ferry are To
prs the Indian Instruction. This disposi-
tion OF the soldiers indie afed can not aifc. ther
parole, ard II viii enAslo sle Government N
place tishs thousaad well -CriileI Troops ia a
Held whfIe their services are. much ne.da :
~. y. HcrcId. = =
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PEEsoSAL.-EN-Goy. A. II. Reader, Penn;
Lieut.. +. p. Heberton, L. :. N; Col. Lewis
Penn; G.. W. Woodward, Penn. Paymastar III.
Et:ing, L. 5. N; Major Holman, L. =. A; Brig
Gen. J. A. Garfield, Ohio; and Col II. T. Mont
gonery, are at Wizards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

" We a1e indebted to J. Shiliington, corner
Oh four-and-a-half street and Penns ylyanis
avenue, for early copies Of s.Le Bon Ton,
Journal of Paris fashions, and Harpers mas;,.
zlne ior October Harper contains articles by
Anthony Troiiope, Miss. Prescott, and other
leading writer's
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REPORTS FROM RIOuaonn

Paroied prisoner. from Richmond say ,ha.
bat are semi tbeass 81 fast - possible. PHI :,
oOrrobOra.ed from osher sources, LEAVING NO
doubt Of ths fact that tina rrbeLs ara aonoas, ~.
ting large forca In tho Shenandoah valley
VIII a central milita;y depo., at Fiachester,
which IL strongly fcrt fled. -, =
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MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL-To-nicht this
charming actress takes a benefit 1t Fords
iheater' In bill we'll calculated t, display
ner remarkable versatility to the utmost. She
should have bumper benefit.
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1876

ID O SAILS.
l. MAYORS SPFtcR, Sept Is 1871
Proposals win be roceived ~ the Mayorts ofeea
until IL Clock M, or the 25.h Instant for repair
ing And cleaning of the Sewer leading from the
Canal 70 street north, betseon 9Th and 10th cts
1852. '
bidders will state the price for repairng the walls
and bottom (whare neededl per ltnesl foot and per
cubic yard Tor cleaning out SEVER the repairs to be
done in the best cement mortar. D.
For further particulars apply at the Surveyor
office, City Hall. 4 RICHARD WALLACE, =
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rysu,aspo y,.e spn,rop

IF direction Of the Prasidant or tie Uaitsd
mls1,i from the service First Lieutenant VIM
]. Goodwin, 10th u. 5. Infantry. 10 take effect
September 10, 1902; Surgeon Lyman H. Stone,
L. 3. v; Military Sforekeeper Charles Weston,
ordnance department ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

~ Nm H. Carpenter, editor OF the Balti-
more Nea0s Sheef; Gen. G. G. Eserton and y.
NJ Pinceli, Of Anne Arundel county. were, ON
Monday, released from Fort Delaware on
parole va
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n FROM LONDON
lJOBSONS ART or BtILDING, cents.
Stevenson on Construction aud illuminating
Lighthouses, 81 IS -
Railway Construction, 81 cents
Robson and Trcdgoh's Carpentry and Joinery
IS cents. - ........- -
Bury Architecture. s. Cents
cents. = $500 "
Dempsey on Drainage of Towns and Lands 81 cts
Brooks On Erection Of Dwelling Houses "a cents
DobsOn on Masonry and Stonecuttiny "a cents
Sarbetts principles OF Architecture, 10 cents.
DObsOn's Manufa :ture of Bricks and Tiles Is cts
Laws Civil Engineering, 81 60.
BuEgoyne on Constructing ana Repairing Com
mon Roads, 81 cents
Sc 10 .-... 80 PRANCK TAYLOR.
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ANOTHER MAJOR GENERAL
We hrnr that the President has promoted
BriSadier General Robert Schenck tn lie
Major General.
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III YOUHa MAN 80
Lave Yea seen that bcautifai vins .ndu
s,ste ceicred Hat, at ~" 7N '''sA"u~
= We 10 Nv -. Befweea 18th aad 18Th ats
I'm; ROLMM, Tim RlEST BMpALNsR m
S6e @ nf.ed Jtstc~ ssd first in TIM oity hsy ias
TTe.uiMaa with thu army hes t~k~a reouss No 50
Dryer, with ~ much Satisfaction N kera.oforo
~ ., Dr.h has nov -. .'c.lnnec:S ~ with III. foe
" 'o''eefs .e"o fa nv. 600" re rs im'
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Il new COgSFEBFEir NofX-Prt-r,on's De-
factor publishes n description Of a new couu ter-
1eit note ga The ~ anu factrr"Ts' Snd Myshlules'
Bank Of Philadelphia The vign,.tt, on tho
lower corner raprn-ents two horses and = farm
scene IS" IN die on the upp-r right corner;
porirait VI girl and -" on :he left Tia note
- badly Engraved, but locks vol on first o. ght ,
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nR. SIGRSMOND ...... ~
II HAS RE-OPENED HIS OFFICE
AT HIS OLD STAND.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEOFLASTJc ROVE
THET IL ~ -
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Or CLASPS

DR.. s. d. SIGESMOND, -
31O Broadrny, Nsy York-26O Peqn.ylrcnin A.
Calls the attenton 81 II r. 'm bS nosh,nston
@Van1sses OF his improved system:
j. Tho Tseth of his manufacture villk@
never oorrode nor ohAngs color by snrNH6
Ac,da being thre ,-fourshs lighter than any other.
art'ccial ones can be inserted over them.
to ache "uo no'o'
=. No temporary tee IN arc needed. A. permanent
I sSs can oe msds immediately thereby preserving
old system is frequently disHgursd Oi'N',
This work has been fully tested over Eve yea RI
country .. s.t-. - '' ''e'a1i9 VI '"
Dr has also invsnted white undestruntivc
metal SLING. with which ths uost sensjtiya teeth
cen be Allied without pain, and caa build M a Der
iset sound tooth on any side roots, which Win last
=, Tho best Of references given-DY. v. Mott. Dr.
Dorsma, Professor Of Choaaistry, n Y. non.
Judge Wayne Of the Snpreme Quart of w,shiagc
ton, and Thousands Of otkerB e
Call snd examine for yo1rself. 50 Ia-sm
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APPoINTMENT.-Mr. Edward H. Hall. of III
ha' been appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury TO clerkshi2 in the Internal Revenue
lsapartnsnt
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TIE FFoEESoEs-Thesep performers of world
Wiae celebrity take benefit tonight, and offer
Ior the occasion bill OF singular sttractiyeness
ee prog rarnrae elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

~ The funeral r, Commander Richard
Wainwright, u. S Y, will take place from
his late residence, No. III G. street, IT O'Clock
r. m on Saturday, the both inst
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SEALED PROPOSALS are.invited till the lst dsv
- Of October, 1862, at II O'Clock " for furnishing
the Sub ,.stsnce Department of Washington d. c.,
with ~ .OC0 Bushels Of POTATOES
The p ,tatoes TO be delivered n either G. street
wharf, Washington, or at the Railroad Depot Put
up in good sound barrels sacks without cost Of
barrel az sack, and to be delivered by me 18th Oc-
tober, li61.
The bids should state the price per bushel of 50
pounds, and to be dIrecte &. to. COL, A. BECK
WITH A. D. c., and O. s. u. 8. A, ami en- 10 rsed
Proposals for Potatoes SELF
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NO CURE. MORAY!

NO CURE, NO PAY!
Il HOSE Suffering with qout, Consumption,
CHRONIC Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Stiff Joints, Tu-
mors. Cancers, &c, &c. can be cured, il curabls,
MRS. WREN physician and Midwife, 44S 4 ST,
between 9Th and 7th @Ff". : 40
Mrs Major Won -, of Washin gton, testifies that
her violent inns in face and head chad no rest q
week. were taken away in the space OF few min
very valuable in her family for Prickiy Heat, Sore
Nipples, &c; thinks no mother should be without
Mrs. o., OF Geergetswn, was given up by several
Physicians; could only walk with help having suf-
been under Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Cure seven
veek1, and can now walk willis without help
IyphoN Fever yields quickly to tts treatment
Mothers should knew that two thirds Of chit
dren's com plxints arc caused by Worms. Ny Ma
nanc Msrm Strip oure speedily. -t.... '..-
Ar Magnetic eintment als c,res Prickly Heat
Gore Heads, Chspped or Called Flesh, ChiilblAins
Cuts, Burns, Scalds Bols or any Cutstaous Eru D.
tons Sold AZ above, 1t : cants per bottle or box
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EYE AND EAR.

DR- Eos MOssHyIsKER, the only Legitimate
Eureyan OCULIsT and ACBIsT in this1x~
country. can be consulted on all malsdies 49,
msrt OF Surgical operations 70 restore SIGHT and
HEAKISG; Once a21 Pennsylvania svsaus,
ton, performed many value cures % the deaf and
bird and The testiuonais awarded him, (which
car be examined at this 0kos,) are OF the highest
order. -. r., se Liza
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N+fOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOOIA-
US TlOS.-There will be a meeting OF the.
Board Of Managers Of this Association held ut D.
m on FRIDAY. the 18th nstant. Please attend
Monthly meeting Of Association MONDAY, nd
in st ,ss q 3SsR,n 10 9 e,.vrox ~. g..
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VNHE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS
Frcssfag ID st. end Pa o,:, beg. llhh and le,h sts
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Are nov open and ready for AL persons W no desire
Hot or Cold, Shower, Steam Vapor aad Medicnted
Baths
At great expense these Baths have Seen fitted D
to meet want long felt in this city, and we now
offer TO Arc citizens of Washington fine suite of
Bathing dooms "a ever opened'te any public in the
United states.
All are invited to call and for thems selves
~ ODs0 from until 10 p. m; on SUNDAYS
from n. m. tn L. These under the i'm
mediate superi ntendence Of JUSTUS CHOLLAR,
from Ne1 ork Zone of the proprietors who thor
branches. an is I'm
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DROP OSALS FOR WOOD.

..- AssIsTASr QUARrARMAsrBR's OyFIeB,
. Washington Arsenal 18th Sept. 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS, to DO endorsed Proposals
for Fuel will DO recs. ssd at this office until 10 ~
m OF the 18th instant for one hund red (o0) Cords
cords ~ least the st Of October and the balance
or before 18th November
- The God must be largo and of the best qualsty
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
spnnsible biddsr who will be required to give a
bond with two ptabie sureteS) for the sum of
S50, for the due performance of the contract.
- GEORGR BLY,,
10 Capt and Assistant Quarterm Asser .
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IMPORTANT PROM THE WEST.
SCRRENDER OF MCMFogrssyII.LE
KENTUCKY. CDSFIRMEp
FgQA FOU2 TO Five piiot;SA 10, OF
CJR TROOPS SURROUNDED BY ..
BRAGG AND FORCED To
SURRESD3g.

lSDGkSAroLis. sept -ia.-AdiUiaut Hanson.
OF tAs 18th Indisna regiment, who escaped from
Mun:ords rile immed,stely ascf ~ surrcnder.
ha- r"ach"d here He reports That the earrisos
numb ring frosa- four TO five thoasaad men,
conprising i.ta. 18Th, istA. s,th. Gssa aud ogsh
Indiana ragimrn.<. one co.npaay OF caxairx,
and ten pieces OF artillery. wa mad to sur
render on "wednesday, being completely sur
rounded by Brasg's forea- which were ed
mated at thirty thousand. orr loss in killed
and wounded was ATTY. Tho RaecIs scxnow-
LEGGED lo-s of ~ ven hundred on SUNDAY.
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n NAVY AKIN ARMY CLAIMS

t. NAVY AND ARMY CLAIMS
i HK Sxbscrfber, having been successfully en-.
gassd for fifteen years ~ tttorney for Ci.ims
before the v.rious Public Depar tments at sshins
ton, oHers hie services tor the pro1 setIe,e.I Of
All Claims, and for obtaining Pay Bounty Pensions
frine H3ney. b., at the difterent Hopartmsnts
yse6evs $50. n g. SIP AIDING, Attoroay
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SKALED PROPOSALS are invited till the lst
- day Of October, 1852, st - clock m for fur
ni$at.y tho Subsistence Be Fsrtment with 1850
bRrrais of FLOUR
Bliss will be received forTbas is known as No. T,
No. -and No 8 -
TIE number Of barrels. az each kind should BE-
dist no 4y stated and the Prtco proposed for each
grade
The 1aan.ity of Flour REQUIRED will be about 500
barrels daily, delivered either at tho Government.
Haret,ases in Georgetown CT ut the Railroad DE pot
at asiiin gton.
The nsuat Government Inspection will he made
Just before tho Flour is received
The berrels to bs head linei
Bids will be accompanied bTas oath Of llsgisnee,
ami he t;isec.el to Col. A. BECkWITII. A d. C .
and Z. s.. L. s. A.. at Washn yton D. c. and en-
dorsed Proposals for Flour " IL
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The subscriber having recently completed The
erection OF his new tuitmg,- on the site Of his
former preuises tdestrn rcd hy Ere time since
bege TO call the attention of his old friends sud the
public generally 10 the fsct and - remind them Of
his ability % srYye them in al branches Of the
On NRAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and decreased facilities 70 trans
He has recently returned from the various North
ern markets where he has carefully selected oo0-
ESHRYTHfSa lRoUIsyTR PoR A YIsR FAM
lLY GRDCKRY ssIT-
and, having parehssed eecfusivsly for cash can
ohtr pceulAr inducements, both - 70 prSos ana
Hi, n.sl q Zine Teas, Wines, Liquors, Sugars
Bosrool; AoAonsshe and RE Whisky, ~
Fruits, hastArd, eAac~s. Woctea Ware. e..
:. - - = :. JESSE B. wILsos,
.sa kim lhstweea lssh aAd 7th sta. ssstA SIDE
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SECOND IDTTDI,
80 rHRBE O'CLOCK Pm
MOST IMPORTANT FROM THE
= SEAT or WAR.
GEN. LANANNoUNCESA COM
PLETE VICTORY OVER
THE REBELS.
THE ENEMY ABANDON THEIR POSI-
TON AND NAME a PRECipIraTE
RETREAT. LEAVING THEIR
DEAD AND WOUNDED ON
THE FIELD.
MCCLELLAN In FULL PURSUIT.
HBADQUARTBRs Army oP THE PorosAc,t
September $3.50 Il. m. s
Aaj. Gea Houecl, Ges-~os-i~- Ch..f, T. S.A.
But little occurred yesterday cxcep. Skin
mishing
Last night tho enemy aba udoned his position,
leaving his dead and wounded on the field
Wenre again in pursuit
do not yet know whether no il filling book
TO an interior position or crossing tho river.
We may safely claim complete victory.
GEORGx B. McCLxLLAs. Mai Gen.
ANOTHER OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM ssa
GClElLaN.
HE Is DRIVING THEREBBLS ACROSS
THB RIVER, INTO VIRGINIA.
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE.
HhADoUAGTBRs AExY or TIN Potomac
September 19-l0D a. m.
Grrs. H. ". Hd1teok, Ges~voI- chez, Y. q
Plensonton is driving the enemy across the
river.
Our victory was complete.
The enemy is driven back into Virginia.
Maryland snd Pennsylranis ara now safe.
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAx, Mai Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
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