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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
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the reJ>etior of tbs otNgs
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or :se lntsfert % ihe Cove s'aDsEt to vay- ihr
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
DEFERRED LOCAL hRTICLEs

CARVING CONCEALED WEAPON Nopdav
afternoon, hr-W BoCifant, Marehal, of baltimore
Nd, had scme difficulty with a colored ary.nt
who was attending 10 receiving oysters fron, !.
wagon a. Kiemsn's restaurant, on Se,entb ,t,s.t
near ID, and struck the colored man vbo "a into
the house. Mr.. Buc aler the barteen., % ~ =
fouse, came out while the servant was gestlng .
away, and Mr. B. sxcitedly exclainsd UIf I
can't Kill you III kill yoar mastery ana draw,
ing revolver presented 1t n. Buchler,s b,aa,,
Buehle' seized II and took Il from him, and to
sve hi.nseH nem tee further attack Of Mr. Il.
struck him several times On the head with the
pistol, tndicting several flesh wounds PATROL
man Nconan, Of the Third Ward arrested the
parties and carried them before Justice CLARK.
WtO 'sInissed trc case Of es-ault against Ruoh.
Ter, ana nned Hoaiiant S3l for carving the
weapon. The magistrate ives also about 20 hold
b;E 70 bail In s6O 70 appear at eourt for a,ssult
a'a oasteiy WIN intent 70 kill; but a there was
no proSecntor, ard The friends Of Mr. Bonifsnt
Wee willing to see that no further breush OF the
peace would EMU, the court case was d disuissed
u yrs sscertainej upon examining the pistol sftsr
tFiGl that 1t wcs neither capped or loaded
BuRGLsRs ARafsTxD-Yesse morning. be-
tween ana p'ci i2ck, the boarding house Of Mrs
burglars, VITO oetatned ingrsss by q vindow
They proceeded directly 70 a room occupied nv
hr. u Maynard, and succeeded In stealing his
gcld watch, valued al SIPS Mr.. Maynard We .
asleep Dut toeif movements aroused him, and he
SAW them ieave by the window. Mr. nj bur.
Tiediy cressed, and started for the Third Ward
station, aud Oh the way met Patrolmsn MsDev!:t
and Beavers, to wnon he sisted his case. They
started al once in search, and finally arrested Job
smith and Jarnes PEI ~, two hiladelrh ,hatS GO,
tt thr railrosG depot. Mr. maTnard'a watch was
toind in Smiths possession.
The following articles, besides the watch, found
on the parry, sufficiently indicates their PROBES
si0a: AZ o!i silver watch, broken; a nuInhe, of
silver sPo>Es, broken upi pairs OF Spanish nip
i--~, or diH feat siTssi 6unchos Of KEYS and
tEc.-to7s; sT'aii pieces Of a3snsntire candles;
-" taluTrFeotyPes Of a female; q lot O. hons
cces,u's, used es signals by thieves the one out.
stlc Growing them against the windows to
Th:ifY he operator In the house Of the eppf04ch
81 danger fe=terday morning Justice Clark
CJrnIaiIIed both fer court
SPECIAL ELEcTION.-Nr. hobart Berrian AL
eerInan from The First Ward, having rendered
bs resignation as z member of the Board rpsci al
election has been ordered for September ltth 90
III the vacancy thus occ cisioned Samu Devsll
william Calvert and William Riggles will ac:
rs commissioners OF election for frst Precinct
aGd John w. Dyer, Il. earle. II and E. Hsnly
es sc-mmisaionsrs CT the secOnd precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

H. Montreal papers notice Z significant fact
Before the rebellion broke out all the fugitives es-
Gaping from the United States into Canada were
blncks. Now no, A black Is to be seen on the
crack, bat a boat OF cowardly white shirks have
taken their place.
II The shi pmen.s Of Pittston coal by tie Penn.
syivaD!a Coal COMPANY from Hawley, TO and
Including August %, 1854, amounted to 261 ,26S
tops To sane date in '6i, 37i ,a5s tons Decrease
this seq:0n, liz, 94l tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

IL Commodore .:~rrcr, recently Leased. fss
entered upon the dutie. Oi CJnnsndant OF the
naval depot at Charlotte, y. C.--SeeesA ftem.
InasrnTch as loste, IN North Carolina, Ia
some two hundred miles more from tide-watsr,
we nay presume :ha. the great Barron does not
Intend 20 get biHFelf into trouble upon salt water
again. rhe scene OK hIs future naval exploits
%ill most p obah!y De on some raging canavi ,.
Pkito. Daily E.7cy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
: EAxcNxL0R's HAIR DYK
?. q oTls beg. SH tAs Woygd.

William A. Ratchelor's ceiehIated Hair Dye
produces color not to be disting uished from IA.
tn.ewsrrsstsd rot TO iniure the air In thefLest,
remedies ,ha III effects CT bad dyes, aud !nvigor.
etes tie aai, for Efe. ayGs, RtG o. Rssfy Hsss
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, lesv.
lng the Heir sOs. Grd beautiful. Sold by all
Drug lists, &C..
IL Tie Genuine Is signed VILLA u A. BArsA.
ILoR, o. tAe Josr siass sf sseA beg.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay 81, Nsw Ysfk,
m97-ly CLate ZS3 Broad way and 1o Bond sal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

SIEBs Dbl RRs.-The 81 Johns IN. B News Is
bitter or "those who hsve all OF sudden re.
nounced their allegiance 70 the United States,
after bavlHg resided there for years, and stuck up
for the AiDS.icau IS the b - Government In the
world, and now claim to b" subj cts of another
power, either English, French, German, or some
Other II deICunCes the man ''Eho makes tue
Government ne haI long .ihcs Gbandched d cloak
for the purpose % getting clear Of the duties he
owes 20 tie country OF his edoptinn.N
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

GREAT PEHNsYLvASfA ROUTE, r5a BaLtim@s
nnd HdfrisbH,g 10 he NogG6 aHJ WeH.-Tw0
trains leave Washington daily aud one On Sun.
dsy-quick time--lOw fare and sure connections
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rats. For tickets and further Information apply
at the oiacs o. Great Pennsylvania out:, moth
eass corneG OF FennsylyeDIa avenue and sixth st
WsshingtO OftCe open ffODa d. III. until Q p.
M; on Sundays from TO p m.
ao Idly -. f.. o. NORTON, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
THE WAR IN TENHESsEE.
REPORTED BATTLE AND CAPTURE OF
SEVEN THOUSAND REBELS

SEVEN THOUSAND REBELS
CAIRo, Sept IA report reach ed here to-day
that Gen Buell. had had aght with the rebels
at Chattanooga on Wednesday and Tbarsday
he drst day no advantage was gained on either
side. On the second day the enemy were re-
pulsed Buell. II reported to have Captured 1000
prisoners
This news Is ssid - hsye been teIegraphed to
Tuscumbia, and was broue ht fr. m there to Jack
son, Tenn. by 6e1. Ross special messengeg It
may be true.
Additional Particulars Of the Battle at
Bolivar.
Came, Sept The fight at Bolivar, Tenn +.
on Saturday, Ia, ted all the afternoon, resu.. no
In the repulse o! the enemy. They encam ped
within few Inilea Of the town an6 on Sundsy
morning broke up into small squads, fordsd the
they met determined resistance, and were fnaI-
ly repulsed, with loss Of City killed and
wounded. Our loss Is said 20 be only four Tel.-
graph and railroad communication between Boil
var and Jackson Is Interrupted. but will soon he
restored.
Later intelligenossays the rebels have DESTROYED
all toe railroad bridges between Boliv., and
Jackson.
The Rebels Marching on Fsrt Dsnslson.
CAIRO, III August ust3l.-Dispstches are received
n headquarters hero that the rebels are marching
on Fort Donelson with the purpose OF attacking
1t. The number of tha rebels - not known
From S7emphis.
hKkPHIa, August 80 "A number Of PERSONS
who have been calculating 10 visit the North
were arrested yesterday By the military CON-
plittee.
Gen Sherman has Issued his ordsrs TO the board
or trade committee, prohibiting the importst. on
and sale by all persons CT arms ammunition, salt
and sslt mests except upon permits for that Eur-
pose Deslsrs are also to keep . rVstern OF CO.
counts os ihe amount II goods received here, and
the disposition of the same, their books at all
tlrgea TO be kept open 10 tbe inspection Of the
ptOvort marshal Dealers In arms and med zines
endeavoring 10 get the same outside the Union
ihes, are TO he s!rested, ard condemned ID gu Ser
the extreme penalty OF tie military law.
hs''ea ID Hart was arrested yes,erday by The
plchen with maiI-oag destined for the South
He sfy!ea himself al ''inteEla!Onai mail ent -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

u 1!!s great frIt season, say the papers,
ell over the country. w hat "a woItr nenEening
besides, qu5ll:ies s'e as good as euanhi.ss urs
abundant. The apples are large, high -colorcd
AMI high Favored. The pesrs are delicious, aud
% large that IL nc longer takes TWO to make a
pear Az tC the peachet, they ara unapproaoh.
able. Who says that Fan is dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
PROPOSALS FOX uAys.
,,orthIIrEsx.s.sts psror: :

CrEETrRMasTEB's nFror.
Atx,aii =, Va, AusuG fSd, 50. (
| rltI cre'c,y, re 6fh tSs Il seriem5sr. atii
o. os NJ. ter fIruisnirs the 6o-oSansrt va,h
| - 30 nf roo n.r'ehsl sols su,tliy, put n, in
| 5lF- ~ s"ogt .vo hurbelr e.oh
9as e . rec Tssfyss fys t' .s.s sstht % h5y
| ~.ttout cxtrs q h-se 20 thc Cover mes..
u =, ssS e sS .Is soi a me s ,r.Sd: s:
ueso: Qgsrterml.t.- ~, direct vitAIr 81 wen
| Dol q :.l4y b NE e-1 ?1D.
| Proposals
| Tb@ ft !.ms sue Post 065so .adrsss cEtIs bid
! ae 5H5sS fP,,' ~ TIE oPD'u.. Pr so'tis Will
- ~ ~ so oi;e hu1dfsa hoI.sGd trcgt ls, $40
| e. .Ac 9t.rlos ms.ttpp>nr or tie bId vi, 10 con-
s;4rT.. us .@d'iisai P-OPSts OF lie Pzrf.seS
F,opo,tis from 8, loyal ,a-ti., ,rigi a1t B, o9s
s'S.r'd, IN Aso.IH"7 AILAGIA NcE MIST Accos-
tsas5sais mT G't { : ,dirs...a ,,.pstn B. Per-
| . neon, sd,sisnl qua master Y Arnf, Alty
sg.is; vs. ,.t .aoG-d - paiay nIaiEe1, PRO
| GuARt NTsE
| Iae Ssl.iy ~ tas Dad 20 bll the coatTsot,
r!so rec 'aslh . pea us who's 80 IstsEeS MIST
oifpel-.I . tiie Eu.-s. 20.
b. to 5s e-r, = :se g. 81 E.. .t9 %sf ., the
stes Dist-iet Cocrs or OF tn UnIso4 Ssssss p,s-
bi&te-. nast h- pres,nt in Fe-,ca nher tss biss
srs opened or the' proposali u1.i rot bs ccrsts-
Bonds N the ,sn o. iv. tsossard aollsr,, sIrnsi
Dg She contractor and bO n of his tnS eatoTs, gin
oJSssbired ii I.s saoces.iul bidder vPcp ssEnIsE
4 t'ts c.t-iTact
hn the boSd nurt tscrr-pary TIE Houtrsot, Il
VII 20 Le e1sssEIy rcr the bidders 60 havo their
handbHlcn EiIh tss,R, or q nave bcnds sgred IL
| o-Jl.tfe;t 10 siTgsd Baor. for yolos osa be pro
e3IsS ef2n Eft e.lyG az .bss ofhoe, etAsl PeTISn-
s'ty. ~ iettcr, Or - te!es tpn.
| FORM 0F oJaSAETRE.
1 we =, OF tss COUNTY Of, and Sac of
| =, sac =, Sf Che oouniy Of. and 4 ale
| oI----' do hereby sssrartee thai - "a able
81 hs tf01Cs OF, sid skkl, q his POs!t0U
le accepted. lie wilt nt UEee enter intc q ooutTset
t ll sccofohlcS theTevIth
eaculc the coDsElcI oe awarded aim, are pre-
Fhreo - become his eso1rItes
tG2 TINS rus an;ee mEst De spE erded the OF ssal
c'4 IL EcAse aLCss mentioned
iHSpECTIOs, DELIVERY, &c.
~ Dss &C ntIBct.6 Tor uroes thit advert semspt
vi D. ElGdy iLEsfct-d Src scch cs co not pr0ye
ieolsl.
rayI2eEt - he made from tine % .ine, a. tie
) IOfSze 70 d> >EvcTcd. or Soon EhcseSf'-r the
4 L'esot q QdsrteTnsst-g slsji be ia fsEdE
7 Any lSisTInAiitg Ia tbs bIa or nol CO aformanoc
with tLs tcras cf trIs Idyerts emcnt, Will
/ thS rtjrCtCa o. the FropO.al.
Ded7e-I - be FI.de e. eech wharf "a lhe oity of
feSsEarlt, ea the Dcfct QusIts-mSsteT nay d
1 The Desot Qrsrisfra aytsr reserve, TO himself
1So ElEhs or icT otGer surse lent c..GBe
&. Z. EEhSUSON,
Captain A @. M, u s. Armr,
a xxfa
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A Rebel MsvemeDt-Humphre Marshall
Marching on Pikston-Ma aFtial Law Pro.
claimed In Cincinnati-6raat Excttenn ant
New jerseys Quota,

TRENTON, N. j., Sept 2.--The quota Of New
Jersey for the frst call OF eco 600 volunteers has
been filled without draft. Recruits are arriving
at the several camps at an Astonishing rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

MIssKB. a. II. HALL & Co, have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, aso Pennsylvania avenue, back 10
Boston, daTipg .he GUNNER, where they will be
pleased 70 receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta PeScha. Orders will be
forwarded BY any express company's lightning
train, and arrive I'm In twentyfcur hours, cAsapsY
70 orr citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. Il. A. Hall & Co.'s
warehouse, (whe7e they have the !GYgsr assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods IN the world, } e5
Milk street, Boston, NGa. may io-x,wLH
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Captain A. O. NJ. d 8. Ann Ann,
.II t.ssOt Ou4rfr- zstsv

- NOTICE
oEAIkD PEOPUSAA<.o are Irvgted n the
lota al &c stembaf, iss2, fer srnIthag the subsIs
terx DeFaytm sct Seg TOES CT Isv
The ssY 10 hs delivered hefOre the si.a Of OetO-
beI a, iesEtSNl tOa1 If G.ld AAy meet be IN hsle.
gne -eratlE-cT 10so a0t peoesssrtly b. uslsd
B;ddsrE rrt 1tsrs their BID tie pro. poy %.
lGs a. WHO Trey vii furLIsh tac has
= o 20 veIShed Et NSssllyIol. ~ TIE sxyenss
OF tHe c7nt-actor, and % sc csve.c3 a. tie MoLa-
grns Cattis Yard
F.rms mskns blds must state tie pane Ct 81 the
- ties if.eT stec.
Payments u be made in fressu-y rotes, and
elIs 10 Do directed 20 COL. a, SEGA Tn,
A y. C.snd G -, U, Z. A. sno endorsed PRO
posa o for SAY" S
I'ESRS. rENEs, sU5LERY TEHSS,-
& ksnmooks and Cenyxs, Bsds for Soldiers,
fsnss sla .a.a OF eG tl1df. PIaIc Snd Fsacy
20 th- shortest no,,ce, az EoNARD LILLY y
AwninE, feni snc Fl.E PtctSIy, ocrrer IA s,.kRs
Ind " street, Color;xaaor BgliailB, Wssftp.-
TON. -, &, 81 70 In
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a awinoisa 20 5000 from ls5 200 In fSpa
ease "a -arrylng Oh the Inhabitants By the
sand
tte total VALUATION cf Boston, aocordinv
e-rs '1''. - mace, Is st7s ,9s7 ,S06 Tins
va 20 =. !'si ~ ->t year fhe fsR %
81 t--s Uesa - 4 ii S,r - ~ 81 100
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED To YOUR
FRIEND Or RELhTIVEf

HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED To YOUR
FRIEND Oh RELhTiVEf
IT'S TIE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THE
WORLD!
ITS WASEIN6TON NEWS IS UNEQUAL
LED!
ITS GENERAL NEWS IS UNSURPAssEn
By THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER Will BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPEs WILL SAVE
TEN TIN rs IFS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY
Tie Naau6sr for this WeeA, to Ss oas on Prs
dag Moynsas-pries IArss Csnts--4siH
Be q remarkably interesting one.
Ee>,y Person at a GtStaaeo t0h0 fsouid &ss,
Posted acgtA References to sst1st 80 really
goimg on h0re ia tbsss sstsrsst-
ing tsues should receive IL
regH!GrIy.
CALL Ar ONCE AT THE STAR OFf1Cn
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q FR @ IA H
EN9 OF sIAIE,

EtEFAkVNtNf OF STAHE,
II FTAszIxssor, !ts.sry ss, ICES
Fks SssrsurF OF Sse VII heEcsft-s r~eclss
me-b ef C7agrcx en- budacss eE Ssis-drss-
solsse.tsE. VIA Saturday, =. S:.i ef f.Es
EszSs.
hh c--n UiltIA4 m SEwssS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
SYNOPsIs OF fHE PBEsIDErT's rkO
CLAMA1ION. No. 6sS.
H0r fhl OHeran0 of upannrls of Aal llA


For tbs Offering Of uYsoards of 4,480, 900
acres Of Land ~ Oregon.
1. orders subIie sales in the s7A1n OF Oszsos,
tbs land os,os q, ox,sox CRY, on ,,. az, =,
ocosef s % of ons sSpdrsd md IL, 0p stss S o.
shIPs and parts Of tovnsblDs. hsrstofors anoered,
dl:tries Of lanss subject to sale ~ Oregon City.
At tho land ofioe 1t RosIBuRs. on tho 18th OF o.
and s.rss Of toWeships I'VE Sefssoore aUofspsd @ ~sss
OF the Cesoa,e Moup ns, and within the district
fSs and: vii b S ossied 1t With the usual sxo.,-
u0ps OF school sections, DO.
ssoestsd and saSisdss idsS rom lIsHs .sls
By sot ofConsEes. . ''' '-''
s si q s'ss e an ,s: @a a;
1 S w ~ Sss a. Rs ss; e1y
,'re-smltlon et.imants are required to essxhlish
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
So DIERs AND CITE Eu ?

MRS WREN having served C. N.trcu a = l.rt
year In the Army OF tho Potomac, where che IEved
hund eds from the hospitals, od-ra her Medicines
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-24
Letter from Richmol,

The following extract is to, a,i,on "
letter dated Richmond, Decemi4
"In the late battle at Ere reeAspuis'
our brave troops made fearful ~ @DuoD
the Northern Hessians.
"Gen. Robert Lees armio.he De'' l
have ever seen in the Soutb ou'iou,la
cy. Every one predicts th WI. !. W ~. :.
umphant whenever and wFe' ~ ~''''
the enemy.
- Mi r...,;.. e." .Jrt time, and
Gen. Arnold Elzey is in n"D" n''' 0D
Cts D M.n.ryb yberetary of the
Navy, is illwith pneur,, aN0 n'' 'l''D0'
are very fearful of the ~. ,.;,;
...:siA T Poe = It will have a
oood ssaa;I Isa.,aosjd e. ld idlers will keep
&c. g.. ans 49, ~. o.; .O visions, and whis.
Icy, will come dow w''''"''
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-24
Correspondence of the Richmond Examine.

FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. 17.--,Au intc.
resting ceremony took,place here this even
ing. By agreement between Gems. Lee
and Burnside, the prisoners held by both
parties we're paroIed. Col. Fairfax, of Gen.
Picket's staff, conducted the ceremony on
our part. Most of the prisoners, taken by
us having been semitic Richmond, we could
muster but two hundred and seventy three.
The Yankees broug ght forward four hundred
and seventy six. Each set, was drawn up
on the river bank and paroled, and then
sent over to their friends in boats taken
from the pontoon bridge just below. The
Yankees sent over the first loads, and the
same boats took back cargo Of their own
men, and so on. @
Most of our prisoners belonged to Arch
er's Brigade, A. P. Hills division. From
one of their number I learned some inte-
resting facts connected with their capture
and subsequent treatment
A mile and half above Hamilton 8
crossing there is boggy morass, which our
Generals thinking impossible, had left un,
guarded. The enemy, however, pushed
through the bog, and turning the flank of
Archer's brigade, captured some four hun
dred men. These were Immediately sent
to the rear. In FIVE minutes a portion OF
Early's division charged forward and actual.
ly captured the same troops that had taken
our men. The Yankees sent the prisoners
by the cars to Acquia creek, where they
were put aboard steamers and were on the
point of being transferred to Fortress Mon.
roe, when they were recalled to be paroled.
On their return towards Fredericksburg,
our prisoners met several trains loaded with
ammunition and ordnance. ,.---c-.~r
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-24

& The BIBLE A1ELD: I'VE transcribe,
says the Charles Courier, the following
from q letter reed IN this city, dated
Richmond, Decor Is:
"Your brothe safe. Z. He has q slight
wound on one o bsribs on the left side.
He owes his-life haviug his Bible 10 his
left breast poch / have the Bible and
will, send it to:yt the first opportunity.
Hes thankful the haa5the good book
so near his heart BE is at the Henning.
sen Hospital, an6ll not suffer for any.
thing 80. s'ss