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OITY APPAI2?B.
tat ornauz 1 , 4 P OF sus 0137
Its .ly to the. English and Preach
... , , ergy.
The nalismillee appointed, at the late meet
ing in Dr. Pexton's Choral, to prepare a reply
'DA* Address of the Manchester Antißle
- vizi Conference s suggested by addresses of
750 4.11thieh, and .4,008 Hagfish clergymen,
. ,
itseamnosizeusiy,itgreed to forward the fol
k kn"
li g : . .
Reply of Misted?, iirs'liitts&upg4 and Allegheny
ha an l'Addras to Sinidere and Pastors of
• • .alt eltritlieno Deseesimotioes threregiout the
Reata: 'of -Americo," from acs Aza-Siseety
' Omferettas hildin Afanchater, Zeg'azd June
3d,1863. .
ESTWOID LID DLLS BistaStut : des meet
, ing Of Minister, and members of different de
nominations of Chrlitiatie cenver.ed in the
Rini( Pretb,yterlaZ Church, Pittsburgh,
United Maim, on the evening of September
- - 10M,_113Bil i t• hear an "Address to Ministers
. and -Ps/Won of all 'Christian Denominetleas
thronghent the States of Americo;' adopted
by sa."Antißlevery Conference of Ministers
.01.1thligion," held la the city of Manchester
OD the ad of Jane,lB63, and presented to the
churehes in time cities by the Rev. J. W.
Massie, D. D., LL. D., the senior mexcher of
a detonation lent ont for that purpose, the
undersigned were appointed a Committ ee, to
prepare and tennis a imitable reply.
We moil cordially reMprocato, dear bro.
thnu, the kind bed fraternal sentiments ex
pros:FM in year excellent Address, and join
most, : heartifewith you in your earnest de
. elartchition of..ditericast liken, the prolido
. .. comae-whateies they be the complications
- -. that have triton. IA thetturentime—of all those
mighty agitations that are now convulsing
cur Add, and•threataileg the very **Wane*
clod Hatiortal life. ' We agree with you, in
the sOlit,letten yen state that no other cause
than'that of harm slavery has been assigned,
by, the rebels ttemsehree, for their 'revolt
&Atha their government.' Their avowed
-object la to - found a ilecifedersoj a the "corner
. =steal' of which *hell be. chattel-slavery, as
it noW exists iofhis South. Bach an okieet,
is tbit ;midstthe evingelbod light and
~olvilipation the latter part tif the 19th' can
. . WY, can meet with nothing but merited scan
:said rebuke from .every lever of Christianity,
- Auld the wen being of the human ram.
:., ....
. 1 It au, therefore, been a matter of no little
astonishment to us, that in llogisad aspect
-ally—llphieh *lithos the glory chasing the fiat
amnia" the eivilizsd nations of the world that
abolished both slavery, And the 'sine trade,
and of herbs spent, within the lest half
' maguey, two hundred and My minions of
i , dollar; le the general euppreseion of both—
._ 'the: L ange of the slaveholdere rebellion—
, so =IA at Tattoo') with the gents' and
apirit •Of.her free inatltutions—ehould have'
met with co mash sympathy, if not support.
We do cot wish to argue the question bore,
but we have read history to no purpose, if no
heatY 0 (methadon of belligerent right' to in
sane Wrists and :obeli ageloat an organized
and I inoily „government, endessering to
main its traditional honor, prestige and
' .' pewer,Tie not only unpreeedented* bat 'an
:' anomaly in the annalo of international comity
' and lat .
t , Bat tie a
Ma still m ore astonished that, despite
the friendly remonstrances ef - the United
' ''lainin o. o o sernment, they abould be allowed
. 'to tentroat ail ff t out, withan theijHaglish
realm, plaids for the'purpose ofproying upon
oar emtweene—Auslimg us . la the defence of
• Gonstifindatel liberty, and .iddinglo the es
. tablithment of a despotio eiteopower.
ant anildet all thii,itzifOrditisoolittle greti -
1101tIon; der lirethrie, to receive 7 0 = words
of sympathy and ezeoniagement, and to know
that you, and kindred apeciations in Great
Britain, kw UaroutljProtated to ioniser
. Ohio nt'..agidost, those geievaoms, and viola
' dons ifintamational courteey, of which we
' ' • Putty qeminsia. Thiele salt ehoodd be. For,
ID pouting out the blood and treasure of our
tudinsole profniely ea we are now doing, we
. arenot:merely vindicating cur tradluoual
power And., glory, but .are. athserving the
came of touvereat freedom Ahrangtout the
, worisi....We ere happy sly, that *helloes -
. , lap of aril's& reaping 'llbsety ire every
. - shun Inlioninit In the, path of:Our vitiforloce
unnisis..i; tinder the favoring smiles- of a
' - -sights:4S thtd r who-Inm* -just itidgmezt
- - for elititai are oppressed, we hate no fear of
. „GA.'S* .itettsere of our -government In sup
. . ptessing,thle wicked. reballice ; .ata with it
until fall the hateful, delousing and demoratiV".
.fag inspiration. . -s, • - , ,
, . .Wo' can, moot fervently and vothigned y , .
unite iqii ion in earnoit prayer to toe' , at
c i
of nations for the oniverestemencipetion in
hle tiwa,time and-way,'of , the colored rice,
and for the recognition of their chime to the
Aghte at latemoity.'
Touraldrets heti Num greatly enhanced in
ear eatinuttlen, not:...enir-by the. worthy bto
that [Df. Olessfs] who presented It, and hie
been endOurfar kalielf . to ear people, whoa`
.. owe: bn.,nnt . iloltsikl his' Christian cautions
andezhortatlons,hist alto from thelsot Gist it
,-. la the-eirepring 01 , -tito addreuee on the alms
det,tigned,respeothrely, by seven hoodred
ithrodotstere In Prance, end four thou;
osod' nor eight - illiedstera in Greet Ilritetu
nit Ireland.
' -r.,10 otealtalon, dear bratiren,a4. satin you
' . ilmitilisilt br oom , constant etre, and •be es
"'teamed' our delightful proillioe, ter cnitivate
.31tomeelitmleabla relationeMith the 'Govern
mut and peapLe of Greatithitain,loin "air
aterlitanass and annirrences which do not in
vein iscompronthe of the dignity and honor
sf mit oats:lu i ,sad' it shall beeta constant
- .prayer that me may safer - bi brought fat*
deadly orailletwilh a •nation to which : we are
elielomilf related titles. of kindred,llecage
..70the iltbi tamed Christ:and fintuallity.
loos Docei.lo, Chdeti.;
•Daytho MoKtorar, Seo'y.
' - 114Wi..J4trosts,- . •
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silos" iaj . .t)ot the.' At the 23d
— bletttet.' •
We I.lid.obted to 0a Ada .7; W. Blear,
-7 ; Pforostideeited of the- 7,1 Aldrich (oom
, d nude! ipadied Of Alloiteektodid thoitholo
Bettiereadiving Om: atlas) fondue fol.;
: leibtX otitemiet of the fends of the draft In
ettefdlitifet o at the and:stip3.o AluLtlato for
ihil dfdted ;op teredFt, tO•wit:l3oidecater
.
, 1887:j • ,
-•• 14•Ngsootio Or - phystek ai etiu y no
llghl to adlitary dig/ ota widaw ita-;
b ara :nott[pia bls War far saptirct..«.... 01
, way w e girds, farm parent or J*11,9,11, •
490.004 14100 his Isbor An support-........ CO
`ldostat gni* he attar, mega o f &mob-,
spa 10
wow a atter= sot - woo 7rani 013 e!
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PaParition : Wie!t4l a - large Mtge*
Am.** tio 041012U°32
•to gaiisala•nintrow;% Obit. C.
' r ..W, Ititantof -4 - 41`100 - jfkrimad:ai lehid
111 1ithlef;thi 4 1, 10.402, aid *bi4tgridi4,
tkiieoithlitielistileta'mlua;r
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agates olnn4- Mauna
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4xOrruss us Itmeraresor nos SIM= LAN.
ovassinu thralls of Students; By H. G. Club,
Professor:Of . Eletctio end Everfsb Mantas. In
Union Caste. New Tort: Cbarlos falbser. 1013.
Pitiaturna for We by B. S. Peat, 53 Wood
street.- Wedpp.l2lno.
?rainier Clark has here, within the mod
erate compass of a duodecimo volute of 220
pages, suceeeded wonderfully well In ;resent
tag to the etudent &general view of the English
language and of the grotth and progress of
&gash literature. The most important.re
etas arrived at by the 4esouchis of Anglo-
Steen Edelen, uto the building up of our
Isognags—the tracing of Its course, and the
transitional asps of its development, as
elaborately presented In such works as Was
ton'e, °talk's, Marsh% eta.—are witha relied
tons clearness stated and illustrated by well
ohosen passages from writers of the succes
sive periods. We are warranted In say
ing that the author has fatly sacceeded In his
design of presenting a good available text
book for the study of the history of the
English !impale and literature—lnperier,
even, felpractiesl purposes, to many works
of three times)te bulk and price.
I'm OLD If"ial1M1 OP NM! Tour Con. Er was
Irsa Mush, Ciort, &woad balm. Sew fork:
eivlstam. 1863. P/Ventugh: for sale by Henry
nth street, CM pp. Ham
Sometime ago, it appouv, Om:author of this
volunieumoceeded In attracting the attention
of the putee by a series of gossipy memoirs
under the same title, namely, " The Old Mer
chants of New York City"—which has na
turally encouraged him to go on working the
lode he had opened. Yew writers that have
ventured into print, have aver equalled Mr.
Walter Barrett, Clerk,in miscellaneousness,
promiscuousness, or whatever else, In the
ebape of a 'ponderous pollayllable' and noun
abstract, we should learnedly and tech
nically—al belts a • critio—call what In
the every day vernaenclar is often called.
"rough and ready," or rather "rough and
tumble;"—for, in good cloth, his book
seems to have been made in no more methodi
cal way than by sending about• wheelbarrow
fed of note, or memorandum-books to the prln
tea, and having the same taken from where
It was damped on the floor, and incontinently
used for 'copy,' and transformed Into such a
volume as we Dm And yet, notwithstanding
this carelesaness, or whatever it le, smelt •
book will 'have more interest for thousands et
readers, than some of the moat carefully
written and faultlerely constructed books ever
published.
Samosa preached before Mu 11-yet Hlghxyrs the
nines. of Wel duriso Die Tom In tb. Ewa, ire
the Bohr; cr 1888 with Notion of sane of the
Loos Ida hy artheir Peorhyo Stanley,
D. D.. &gin. Professor of lifstory In the IL. leer.
city of Oxford; honorary Chaplain In Ordinary to
the Quo°, ; D:tooty Okra of the Olosett Honorary
Cb'p'atn to the Palace of Weld. New Tort:
tread. Scribner. 7883. rite bur. b:lrWe by B.
B. Devi!, 83 Wood street. 272yp. lhow
The exquicitely beautiful appearance of
this volume, raid' leaves nothing to he de
sired in, the way of type, piper, etc.,
shows that the publishers appreciated-what
they enclosed in such a casket. We
need not say mach, specially, about these
intereeting sermons; for the literary read
er will need no assuranoe from any . quar
ter, that thy acoomplfahad author of chat
mast . delightful work of Eastern travel,
" Sinai and Paleetime in Connection with
their lititory," would certainly prologs leer
moni of no ordinary character under the cir
cumstances set forth in the title-page,
given above, We are truly glad that this re
markable Series of sermons—lo rich in illus.
trillions of ,cured history .so exuberantly
rich and , felicitous in allueions to stored
scenes and places—should be made accessible
to Americas' readers in to elegant and satis
factory a form, by the good taste and enter
prize of the publishers.
Grand Galen Demonstration.
Ono 'of the grandest political 032T011t10111
I aver witacseed in Western Penneylvania, was
held at Frankfort, Hanover towneldp, Beau
county, on Tuesday. Thus place is near the
Washington and Allegheny county lines, and
In proximity to the line separating our /hate
from he "Panhandle" counties of Weat
Vlr
glofa. The copperhead& held slugs meeting
here on the 81 inst., at which between eigh
teen hundred and two thouzand perinea were
Menu, and they were co elstad with their
demonstration that they crowed /sadly over
Ma "abolitionists" and " black Repuhlicans."
This put the loyal men end women upon their; -
sosttle L and th e remit was that the envention
of Tuesday was a "nattier"—a regcrar dam
per upon the copperheade—foreehadowing the
overwhelmlng.defeat which awaits them.
It is estimated that not less than six thou
sand porsoes were present The delegation
from West Virginlarambered eleven hundred
that fro= Washington county was somewhat
inner r while the delegation from "Alleifheny
county (prizielpally from. Meon and Findley
townehips) numbered six hundred. The pro
w:Won et wagons was four miles long, and
oecupied en, hour and twenty minutes: in
pooling. It wak anuming—empusing even
the most sanguine expectations of thou hav
ing the;meeting In charge. The wagons ware
handsomely decorated with dam barman,
and &eine of varbms descrlptlens, all tend.
ing to chow the deep Interest which the tactics
feel In the result of the present election.
One stand only had been ereateri,rY but ft
aeon became apparent that °Derrell of those
precept °odd not hear from .8 single stand,
and while Mr. dolmas ,n a talented lawyer of .
Washintton, Pa., spoke fro= the math plat
form, W. 0. Moreland, Sq.,. of thia city,
held forth from a wagon, on another -part of
the ground. Still about one-third of the peo
ple could not get near enough the speakers to
be within ear-shot, and puled the think con
versation and sight-seeing. Thomius How
ard, Stq, followed - Mr. Arneson and co sax.
b
us ware th e people to kw the jinn of the
day Manned, that MY.. Howard, and Mr.
Moreland wan _kept stand fer could
enbly ever an hour oath. - The addresses
were =est enthatiasHadir remind.
_, At the close of the men Meeting, •
beautiful miss burin wee taunted to the
'delegation from Flornes, Washington corm
ty, is being the Larpst on the ground: The
presentations much was made by Mr. Howard,
and responded.to, - on behalf of the isclphate,
by He ilorehad.
. A vary intenstingni& muting was held,
which wag kept upttUa late hourp :noteith.
standing, the imam were nisarlyexhinsted.
La pent of spirit and eathuhain, we an
assured that aothing of a political atuusetsr
has been ',leaned during the present taw
paign,equal to this. The utmost defense
and good order wended th roughout, and net
the s lightest 41141165ec, or interruption was
anywhere manifestid. It was a proud and
joyous dey for the loyal muter, sad had a ;
moat downing effect upon the traitorous I
committed,. _
Bonnets 'end
The tali, 'dyke al , kande and hate
kiTeitag loyal anilebesi upon the markeh
and we wish to inform our lady readers that
they can find a mat aemplte and elhpint as.
torment at the eatablishment of Mist' IL!ohef,
Penn street, near Si. Olair., Bar opening
bass plea te.day, and this pment,' a
most favorable 'opportunity for esaminlog
her outcriesnu The style(' decidedly novel;
timgh gamest say it re elegant and taste.
tat ..The bopeet Is quit. starrow,and the
sides are compressed so auto st Maul? Ibost
the errhsiiing , the bonnets* elongated ap.
sPetreace.. The colors ate of tonne sari.
posi , bit We, wens shown several bonesti
leis itather. , color (just think od it!) 'bleb Were ,
;reel faintish and the Geier willies 'doubt be
oune'salte fashienabbt ,herhas it is already
Ist:vogue in tlfe east: IBMs Melo has able
fcfrpeutted , a .jistati sad basistilel Smith
hate ideal/Ski eltake"'amastagly ,
wltntifiryoung later-..and, we may Sid, she
yonig gentleman, tel..: Theo are black and
gray, trisected iithsty Akt sfyleh with
pinseesoip. But we cannot parUeslaris*...,
Mint Inwinid punkin, to &falba et tithe
of whit we taw,ead wi en only advise - out
lady tutus' to ow today, or to-num% or
moAtd.zi.na wzbi, fathom:sans. The
eittiesteouplate th e latest itylai and
fealdoasble stateziels, shloli been
seleated with gins are' by the - lady MOIL
hoes
lejorepared to all iodide fp the 'VW. ,
iel.atittltuert exueer. - led In
eattisliall will have a fine Opel from whisk
comet, t ,ta -,; • •
111,T4 trot.:=4:4o:l; sdia, labs chie f of
ebb - Oho*
efihdatitel7-4Depeollag the Department of
the - Slesbaphshie The.esptain la a talented
number of the legal _prefessioni. and Ii filly
competent tothe dim:Urge of , the duties U.
signed him. lie is stopping at Itehenga;
hate ADAM
My:mi.—Thiel:lk Wart°. U. 1.. moats
this niadek ;at; MU put Men o'clock. ,
Pandits* attendsnoe is Oman:an
$ll Imllititedi , sad other Importint bed*.
, P 11 . 4 1 bi1 ?" ,1,41
4:7;
P_It:W.ST4ftMM
MMingairle:AM
Nam Enos- MS -Entem-.Tollihst. /Um
Heron will appear inter great character of
"Edith," la the play of the "Bun Dauer.
ter," dramatised from tie eeleirated Mice*
Eaat Lyn*. Ia this character the lady haa rif
reoeived the highest meadow of the pass
throughout the country, and those who sit
uated its repreastadon ham on the oma
lion of her bat visit, were nximusured In
her praise. The attendee* is "Barney, the
Baron."'
Us Mourn Afinsuts.—Lame and fast
leash's staleness attest the piddle apprecia
tion of this Ise troupe. Elegant Toed and
instrnmental musk, intanparsed with the
Jokes, witticisms angentravagansaa of flambe
personified, never fail to draw good houses,
and - all these requildtes to aeons are coin.
bitted In the Morris troupe.
MIMIC Als and MisooDanaons Books, at Ano
Ulm this impart& at 73S o'clock, at M enial
65 Fifth street, by order of the admix
tritstor of Dr. fdeatath.
: 4 PISCLiL LOCAL NOTICIIII
Gwynn Ain amen Bmra idnalinia, fors
bunny and cunninatuing pa:spool, are elm
bait In nu.
A. D. CIIISOST, Quasi Agent.
50.13. Fifth street
TIONAJI Pun, Plain and Oznamintal Elate
Roofed, ant dealer to Pennell/Ills Vgf
cant slate of thel bast quality at low rata.
011cis at Alsz. Linehan% mar the Wane
plitidesiglupis
Opinzone of the Wheeler turd Was&
Belying Meath&
Throb but Quo Bowing brooldno, and tbit
Is Wheeler Wilioit'a.—Jadso Moire, er,
Alluvia= jittitito N. r; -
Thu Wheeler A WT4on Nadine hu tic
Anserioan.
Itla an maoldno for fatally uto—ddoooato
and oanna.
It la eminently aupellor.—Dictionmry of Mirt
Bury one should cell at Wheeler &
rooms, No. 27 Fifth street, and exaralle
ominous of work done on these machines.
Wm. Stunner & Co., the Wotan Agents
for Wheeler & Wilson , have now on exhibi
tion a Soo stook of soaohinu, In Rosewood,
Nabogany and Walnut oases.
DIAItRILED s
LIW7II—AIIEIN-0 the Srd lart.. br ths 80.
Dr. Hewari. Mr. WM. LIDOS and Mks MUST
£N MAYA both of ebts atty. •
DIED :
°ABB — On Wetbotha7. ni bat, at idea s.
m, MLLES, darahtsr of Itastund sad Oars,
szt4 1 Isar and Ito moatbs.
The Meads of the 6214 tespedfally belted
I) &lent the faieril. Till .4.117111100111, at 4 o•rlaek,
from the residence of her pronto, No. 110 Diamond
Ilitetrergh.
LlfA—On Walasaday.fmtambet DIA YU»
daaahter of Daajamin Z. and Sarah Los. eked I?
month,. ,„ ,
lama on TIIVIIDIX arrnams, as 9 &dna,
from es pliddlnie• of en laronti, fn Ebnlimina.
011LIrdlitY IrOTICEL
Orr/Oft,
ritaDtrrator or PIMA.
Da /mutes.. Plttalennh. &pt. the i11f3.•
fr:rIiIKRAIPTE,D RUOM DRAFTe—
breaawdenae vith ordae.l butlibb the N .
luringaf ezampted Bon flesh by the.
Bout of t In this • Bletsio‘to tide data,
wlitsibe eaioir ot their suniPiialt s.
UT lIMILIEM or 117111MLIMI nancruain
&We. litaneeme Eaßefitette.
ft .7 Bwtull.
.Blutinshan.. Theo Diem=
=UM= NI =MD LID IXIMMIA,
Daniel Brawforil, Pitt township, et.ablllty ,
P. BMWS rotrree
estiLltdOnig. and Pinup iffareisel.lll4 114
iter
3OLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
—The pittorethlp boot/Aro extittog Witten
the ontetel.ned. tooter the 'We and - Ora of
WOLTE. PLUME &IT A 00., has Ms dey—FAN
rums ITth, 1463—bees dhsetred. The helms,
of tbiobrok sal b. 'MLA by J. A. VO4lll or T.
OOJIEDICI,Li they stole ban exthorlrol b d t ea.
J. d. WOLVD
F. T. PLolllitiTT
T. OAIIIPBELL.
P.ttebtulb, September 10.180.
Lavtig tocratut d-r. T. IZlTSlLWrlllinjautlii
fix. GLITZ el Gillette. tt WEI te
Ueda . the 114{0 - Ited AIM WOLTII. CaIiPBELL
.& W. ~ ' L. WOLVIL
Ylitiburg`a, re)t. 11311). • ' -WU&
VrALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
PHSLICI asia.
UNSOLD UNIIILLIILII 1111ILDIAG
seas as tba .alget.Ptestrty." dtatt•Mle
cl Mrs tovnehtpoSislatag at
unmet, tba Howe
flat &e viii be elLsad at PODLIU 4113(ITION,
ant sold to Us blebed bidder sltbout rtaetra as
• UV:WA 1,, Y1,0, r at 3 *Wad, p,
iss..Onabutth ei the samba's raglan O
Ita a
It
dud axecuted ; rue ham tairwtoart/te in throe
eatael fiments, with
_basun
JOHN PHILLIPS.
JelttB WO ',ASLIB!.
JOHN 8411PreN.
I'OR SALS.--A. Lot ,61',11tound
a.: ?Wan divot. ta the Itakta Word, ow tota •
dead and sawattw•oso kat trout oit sidi attest, and
toop, on wldth an treattd two Stick Dwallbsig
AWN Or. Late in the:Et:lh Ward.
if
on
7lne ..rent. sad being tots Ni. 17. 18. le, 20 and it
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THE BATTLES IN TENNE
BRAVERY OF THFLUNION.TROOP
The Battle a Complete Union lietory
Reported Renewal of the Flgh
REBEL LOSS IN OFFICERS HEAVY
Rebels Desponding Over Affairs in
Activity of the Federate on Morris Islet'
Warterearor, Sept. 23.—The regulate, our
imernes, went into the battle 1,600 strong,
and came oat with 415. This shows the per-
Mitten* with which oar troops coatended for
every Inch of ground.
General Ronerans his performed woe der a
in reaching his present position, a fter fight
ing with his sin& command ageiurt the im
mense toren' of Pined troops that were corn-
Hued against him.
d Men the last dispatch of yesterday clot h
the enemy was quite active. Be bad been
making approaches all the morning. General
Bananas' men were In line and ready for
another anoonter.
Gen. Graham, who commanded one 'of our
brigades at Gettysburg, and was Wimple
ener and conveyed to. alatimond, has re
cently been discharged, and reached here tills
morning. Gen. Graham has communicated
important information to the Gervernment.
He Is fathead that only too divisions of
Longstreet's corps, with abl his artillery; have
been sent to Bragg. In addition to that, two
brigades wore also detailed to reinforce Bragg.
Gen. Graham says he saw eighty-one pieces
of cannon movies{ Lents tee bridge from
Richmond, said to be going to Bragg.
The news of the battles fought between
Bragg and Roseanne was a disappointment
1, the rebel authorities at Richmond. They
emoted to hear that Roseanne had been
annihilated, and that Bragg had retakes
But Tennant.. Instead of that, Richmond
Is in's state of moaning for-the bens Rose
anne has lodieled on Bragg.
An and:lslet dispatch from Chattanooga to
en army officer wake of the engagement of
Monday lutorhee Loogstreet'a corps attacked
the corps of Gen. Thomas, at' complete Union
victory. The fact that Titolll/1 was able to
join Gen. lineman@ on Monday, receive' a
positive confirmation In We dispatch.
According to theapeciais from the Army of
the Cumberland, dated lest night, It le sop.
p o s e d the battle was rebored to-day. Mach
anxiety In relation to the anima of reinforce
pants Is exprested. If the orders of the
Government bad been obeyed there would
have been no solledtude upon that point.
It I, known hen that Roseorans has abun
dant stores and !supplies for many days to
Berne. Magmas la en Its way, and may
reach him in time to be of Immense service,
Bonner' Moines, Sept. 23 —The enamor
New York arrived this evening from City
Point.
The Riehmocd Whig, of the 233, received
here reports three days' herd fighting in
Sothis:xi Georgie, with heavy lore on both
Wee.
I =3
The rubel lore is 5,000, including many
'Linable Uttar& Among the killed are Brig.
Den. Preston Smith, of Tennesres; Brig.
Sen. Woo!ford, of Georgia; Brig. Geo. Wu.
thaws. of aisslistoyt, knd Brig. Gene. Helms
and Deshler. Among the wounds:Aug Brig.
Gems. Adams, Brown, Gregg, Bum, Preston,
gbh= sad Banning. Eq. Gan. flood, who
Wu wounded, has since died.
dilaata, Sept 22.—The fight ellll oat On.
We have every confidence that the essay will
be driven from his preterit stand—illsalon►ry
Ridge, eiz to eight miles from Chattanooga.
In the three day' fight, the enemy was driven
acmes tho Pa Leine Cseok, and the most across
the Chickamangs, about eleven miles to the
Outwit position,. '
The Mfg editorially la 'peeking of the
affairs about Chattanooga, is quite nip:d
ing.
The Bic:brut:A Whig a to•dsy has the fe
owing:
Obatianoosa,Arpt 22.—Tho enemy's activ
ity on Mona. Island, notwithstanding out
dm continues unabated. He is building a
covered way from Battery Gregg to Battery
Wagner for two days past. ifs have rholled
his working parties with great vigor. The
Milroy be buildings battery on Block Island.
llnterneling Foreign fi ows..Recor,ni.
Von of the Solito by Prance Dented
.-asitsorb of the Fibrida...- The Iron
'Clade..The Atlantic Cable,
'Bay You. Sept 23.—The cintrier des Mate
Doi gives a categories! denial to the inti:loro
of Bread recognition of the South.
Latest. via Liverpool, Sept. 13.—Th. Tribu
nal of Commerce of Borden: has triad an in
seams cue lovely's g the question, "Ii the
Alabama a pirate or a privateer?"._ Tk le.
onion was that the Alabama has not exceeded
belligerent. rights nor incurred the reproach
of piracy.
An application has been made to the
tb Mar-
Illes Tribunal of Commerce, by the owoan
0 some of the cargo on the chip W. B. Ruh,
authorisation to seise the Florida at Brut,
till the claim for 100,000 fracas is settled.
The authorization was granted. Bilden has
genet° Brut to arrange the affair. A Paris
latter aunts that the legal dealtion was ad.
verse to the claim..
The following_ important announceme nt concerning the iron-clad Runs is the !der
ail, appears In the London Howling Reread
at the 12th hut : We are teemed that Earl
on Wednesday, dispatched by a writ
tee order, a positive order to hit. Laird, to
prevent these vessels leaving their yard'
withoutamplaexplanationlof their,deatittation,
and a sustainable referecoe to their oweer
or downers for whom they are constructed. It
Is pow affirmed, moreover, that the French
Ambusador ha been appealed to as to the
possibility of a French eulloot having ordered
versele. Of 'this statement of an English
ship builder, duets declared to have come a
paper, official reply fres his Excellency, that
nel French subjects has any legal right to pos
-1 kvor putohue natal/ of liar. either for
ms
If or on behalf of others.
Earl Ittiesell,ltis said,argautoldnisalf that
liaise ramie could only be Tassels for the
warlike purposes of *elate or an Inffivideali
hie Lordship holffirthit the Mears. Lairds are
bound to declare aid sustain air unimpeach
able testimony; such a deolaration,.the lior
animent for whom the, steam rams have bean
built. The Secretary of Foreign Affairs is
als& of -the opinion that if than vessels are
for an Individnal owner, native or firolgo,
that Individual Gould only be a privateer
or pirate; and ft Lon these grounds that the
Govermnentmakei nits mind. At any ram,
the ':English Government Ii now firmly re
soljed to:try the question In the Cotirts of
Law and lf amerced for damages to make an
appeal for 'impart to the Rouse of Commons.
Cyrus W,:inday•buns to New Truk Itt the
Ohm.- Beton his departara he arranged ev
erything In perfect Ulm for the Wing of tbe
Atlantis televink cable, test et:ilium The
etintfant Misers. Glue, Elliott* Co, binds
them to a enecionfol performenos of the work,
thoileve already oommenoed the mann
tastunr of the cable, Bonds bolding theta to
all risks, area -to the working of the cable,
basis been Lined on estoesdingly favorable
taw.
CbouniSta.
sele.t4.
A Delegation' to Procure' a Change
of Votienanders in the Depart.
cleat of- Nissouzi.
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Be.. youth tot. 74.—one agape= of
radial Oaloa man and asnanalpattenhis, ap
pintail by the lota State Contention, to otitt
WasidaYton for thii puryearof reeving
oliaiite Is tlisDrYariment of Missouri, laufor,
the Bast this Orating: The delegation Onat
boroabont Vt oten,ot whom mom Owe. Leon
and Bel MoCiargs atainbies of Congress from
The isiriyienned immediately,
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TRI RABIN - I PARS IMPIDITION IaILID LOMB
Tha failure of the Sabina Pees Ezpiditlon
has been use.tly szaggsroted as to Its loss! II
It has ariisd again, to strike this time another
and more aaaszsibis point.
GIN. TILT lIENHY WAILIEN TO IMPOST TO Gas
Go. Fits Eisory Wat:ou bit boon ordered
to report to Go,. Binks, and leaves for New
OtLassa Immediately.
MAL W 0 INTO 2ae 5 - 7LLIT 07 rIVIIIIIL.
den. Kelly is expactiog o rebel raid down
the Valley cf Virginia, and has boon Wag in
wait several days, bat vo rebels have appear
ed. Oa Saturday last OapL Bally made •
reconnoissance to Strasburg without encoun
tering the enemy. Virginia has boon almost
'tripped of rebel troops to - relieve Southern
points.
who Is on rebel parole, melding in Culpepper,
lost two horses by thioving soldiers recently.
John stlvalts favorably of McClellan mid
Meade, but, for soma roszon, he is down on
Pope, Darraide and Hooker, •
evaawsair VABD/112114? earn.
Salim from the steamship Vanderbilt have
boon received up to August 221, when ahe was
then In port at Itio ; hence the rebel reports of
her having been gunk In s fight with one of
their chips are untrue.
GIS. BUISMOR OlDigliD TO minim o*s
Orders to Burnside to reinforce Roseman'
left here on the litb, mid could not poesibly
reach hiort_under three day,. At this time he
was st Jonetbaro p where he exiasioted to ma
rinates Largstreet's reinforcements going to
Bragg. The battle at Chattanooga clam
monolog on the 20th nit, It will ba seen ho
could not pliably ante junction with Boma
Brans 150 rules off In the time tutErwenlng be
tween receiving and - BragKs attack.
The sentence of John Matas, • Minn of
Mesons', to be shot for taking up arms as •
guerrilla, has been approved by the President.
No Fly,titing at Chattatiooga.•The
Army is Good'Spittt.
Cuarrawoona, Sept. 23.—R0 attaek has yet
been made by the enemy, though it was con
fidently expected to-day. Our position is
vastly strengthened, meanwhile, by adds.
dotal woke commending the approaches
from ,the South, while the flea' are amply
oared for..
Oar army is in the best spirts since the fact
became apparent that OhJasmine wag al
meet as much of a defeat for the rebels u for
U.
Reteorias was rapturously received along
be lines this afternoon.
A demonstration, to-day, by a heavy column
of infantry and artillery, wee made, threaten
ing oar left, bat crossed Bfluienary Ridp
toward' Ringgold without replying to: our
artillery. It is believed that the movement
wad to lateroept Burnside, who la ingested
by the - rebels.
Tie . % Oktetainatga hasprobsbly
been over estimated at the North, and there
Is no °crouton for their alarm for the safety
of this anay:
Basurnur, Sept. 23:—The• news from the
front to-day is meagre. Them are no trains
from the souttito-night. It is reported they
are being detained to bring up the wounded.
A telegram;from the front reports ISO figilt,
ins to-day. Oar forces sUll hold the position
of yesterday, which ta an evidence of strength,
as every hoar bereaves the sohinces of rein.
foremen** from Barnside to arrive, and ena
bles our forces more thoroughly to entrench
themselves. No definite aissturonce of the ar
'rival of reinforcements has yet been received
Brigadier General John H. Bing, reported
wended and prisoner, I. neither. A.labegrant
from the front reports him all cafe. Sigler
Coolidge, second in command of the Same
brigade, is certainly killed. ° •
Your hundred guarrillat, ender thecoin
mami of Mena, are hovering aboutearthamt,
threatening , to attack that place. ,
A email force or gnu - T . lllu, under Bawkthe,
are reported lo be lurking abott Otis vicinity,
haring their headquarters at • Willhunspertt
west of Franklin, on the Dock Elver.
Railroad Bridge Burnt i •
Loeurnual; Sept. 22 —& illsOatoh r vod
bm about icon, from Quarteromsbir Gensuai
parsouger on the moralist., train'
from Louisville to Nasbeillerallmiwoes
burning of the Bridge al,ilolla.lty.i
by tho rebels. The damage to' titebildge was
very sligbl. l The ameba of guerrillas emu,
lagers disturbing* Isestimated at foni fan
to fel:risen. '
den. At
4104! in I:lophplinticin - Ninth°
ar:OPP 11 101014t.
Warman:o4Bok 111111tiaJ. fisa.hiswdo
Inn hero for an hoar or two Altis forento4o.
ototraltation with President Limb_
_tbs 800- .
roily of War, andtho Goneral-iwolaidd, 224
Zia inaptly tfturtio4 to ids dopattolottfi,
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FRO i'A WASHINGTON
Speetzt Distitteh to the Pitteharsh etretto.
WASHISOTON, Sept. 23, 1823
SH f t .DALTYLI TI331:1181121.
Dit pa tche fro m Roseanne INTO repel ,
the Qovernmcnt,this natalog, dated yut
day, 22i, 3p. m, The onset on Mad af
ternoon 11 inn Thomas' corps sr I rep deed by
him with heavy lon to the yob de, and he
marched to a position near Chattanooga, with
out molestation. At the same time Thomas
wee united, the two divlniens of Longstrost
advanced upon the extreme left, as If to r eke
en assault, but did net do co, and again fel
back.
General Mascarene hoe hia army coneen
trated, and the result of the recent battle is
I not regarded es unfavorsble. Elle order for
the aoscentration'ef the whole army was ex
oersted in line order by Monday midnight.
llte proseut'pesition can eerily ho h'eld until
reinforcement: arrive.
Four thousand of the wounded In Sunday's_
battle were removed from the field. The re
gulate lent :early twelve tut of atzteen hun
dred men. Reinforcements have been order
ed up In eufficient numbers to enable Soso•
crane to assume the i ffenalve when he dooms
to do eo.
When he hot dispalth was closed yester
day lassoing, the enemy presented signs of
active preparation for a renewal of the eon-
Mot. Oar menwese ha line of battle await
ing another assznit and anions for the
trial.
B:agg dispathc:d to Jeff. Davin on Monday
saying :—Tho lota vas very heavy
. on both
Aldus, acd en car own aide especially In di
cers. Tho enemy fought with desperation
and still matron t
Gra. Grabsro, who was taken prisoner at
Gettysburg, :attuned boa from Richmond,
this morning. lie says that two divisions of
Longstrcet's corpr, with eighty-one pieces of
artillery, which ho sav moving across the
bridge al Richmond, were sent to Bragg.
Two blignios of pickets, and vntes legion,
wars also rent to him. Tho news cf the bat-
tie with Iteseerans was received with Cup
pointment, as they cxpeeted to hear of his
annihilation and the expulsion of ail the
Union forces from Ts:nesse.; Instead Blatt
mond again is mourning over her heavy ones,
acknowledging no advantages malting as yet
to them.
Tbero is no reason to bellcve eusothor battle
was fought to-der, but up to tots o'clock to
night nothlog has transpired to Indicate
whether it has or hag not occurred.
000. 00000 1211r1/3111/SOTON.
Gen. Meade came up from headquarters this
morning, and had • protracted interview with
the principal members of the Government.
Its object is not known. He returned this
everting. If it is followed by a vigorous
movement cf the Army of the Potomac, the
country wW heartily say amen.
JCITS nom,
131INTIA . 0111 APPROVE)
From -Nashville.
~... Ai tSGi:: nC.f
Iffeade's Army !loving on Gordonsville.
A B ATTLE" SOON EXPEIDIISD
Strength of the Spiraling Armies
Nrw You, Sept. 23.—The Perri Wash
ington letter of the 221 says that General
Readies army is undoubtedly moving upon
Gordonsville, and it would surprise no one
here to hear that a battle was fought between
him and Lee before Sunday.
Lee still oommands the army of Virgin*
hat his strength cannot be over forty thou
sand. The strength of Gen. Illeade'e army It
would be Imprudent to estimate, but unless
all reports which are sent up from the Rapi
dan are Shamefully false, it Is ready to cffer
battle to the enemy.
From Charleston
New Tom, Sept. 20.—The Motu Morris
Island 'attar says : The army is reedy to put
In 'a i llow when the proper time arrives. It
seems as though another attack by the nary
on any of the rebel works was not to be
dmsmed of, and conssquontly the enemy is
strengthening his works with the utmost
vigor, and it would not be surprising If the
harbor of Charleston wu nearly, if not com
pletely secure against any effo the Iron
clads rosy make to force an entrance.
An attack on our forces at Polly Island was
not nnlooked for a few nights ago.
Deserters tope Shot—Attempt to Run
the Blockade.
WABHINGTOV, Sept. 23.—A nubbin of sof
&era, substitutes, of the First Army Corps,
having been convicted of desertion, 0211 sen
tenced to be shot to•day. •
Capt. Weary, commanding the steamer
Shenandoah, recede under date of tho 17th,
off New Inlet, N. 0., that a blockade runner
attempted to come oat on the night of the
15111 bat was driven back, and now Ilea a
wreck at the month of the harbor.
Rarbarone Proceedings of the Rebels
-.ltinten Prisoners Removed from
Richmond... The Confederate Got-
augment Defenseless
Wunisotros, Sept. Si.—lt is reported that
the cusp, has cent largo numbers of prison
fall from Richmond to Charleston, to - prevent
Gilimore from shelling the latter city.
A donator lately came into our lines with
a statement to the idiot that the government
wu almost in a ,dofenseless state. Troops
had been called to Charleston, leaving only s
mall garrison in the torts.
Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADISPIIIA. Sept 23.—Oolten unsettled; told.
&Mg 76. Flom quiet. Wheat $ 1 . 33 53 1 t 5 . _Com
mama, and lie blgbar, at 625 toe White. emblem
melange& Wb aky 'ln better demand at 52063.
Ilannamax,
mEgeao.t. 22 —Flour dull L Howard Street
&Tet at Wheat bet prime no.
Menage& ley
Own Brun 111, sEo9o.active,
laity nem at
620, and In fair demand. Odle quiet .
Cinema, Sept. 63.—Flour dull and Idgre barer
Wbeat quiet and lgt2c loner, at 51,04;4)1,02%. Vern
dull ant I®2o hem, at 54004,5 g. Oata cull.
Now Toni. Sept. 2a—Cotton activa and Ann at
No for middling uplands. Pion uosetil,d, Extra
B. U. 0. In fair recant nod steady p01e..; nearly all
other Undo doll sod droaptog at 0,8065 50 for Ex.
tra State, 85,0865.80 for Extra IL H.-0., and $8.85.
8 7 .60 for Trade - Brands-41w maaket dozing quiet.
Whisky Anwar and lets active at 6.5565.30—chie11y at
626524. Wheat dull and drooping—receipts quire
'Mated, shippers generally holding off—at $1,I:0 lot
un.otiod Winter Chicago 81.05.6143 for Illiwisnkee
Climb, sod $1.0861,451 for Winter Pad Wooten.
me
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acme and Amer at 85068 L Ocrn In to rattiest and
without a d aided stump In prioe—ths demand
chiefly In speasdation, at 4L685, afloat, and 8'®8354,
In store. vats opened firm and closed dud, at 67674
for Western. Ingle grater. Pork dish and no.
chanted. Out moms mote active Lard opened gulat
and closed sasly so dm. Chase firm.
N•w York Stock and bloaer narket.
Saw Todd, &pt. 113.-111onty eat. at 6 par cant.
Gold aotalled aid &tilos,ortioB 61 37 %, 337870-
lox to 31%. d,cilulag to 37h, cad closing gold at
87%.
Stock. Arm= :
Ptts, Pt W & 8 4 131aTtland & Pitts. _.9 7 %
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the Deer remotion play, dtamatltat from the goeular
need of /tett Line, u Itkd, "Edith, or the Eggs
Daughter "
=IS (Thursday) MMHG,
Will be, performed,
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Lnrythin fl u, • nothleg old or wort oat. New
faces, suet, and zee attradlona. fißlrgE•
TILE tABLIfiIIAD aliT/STIL Aleo • the toa
d= of the world, Er. 010. If. DOLL, the dittin.
Mmead iptdas. and Us vendetta ORILLA.
. the first and only instrmrtmt at the tied
ern ashlbitel. 00. mammoth paters, pamphlets
and programmes. An cadre stamp citprogramme
army eight. De run and read the new programmes.
gar Dem oven so I o'dosk, to commence at L
' Cards o f admitslos.4s opts; ()rebottle Brats Ws
Lightest magnificent &tares of tha mambos of
this Troops, tales brTerl ennetca, of Qtutbso, Pbs
tottsPlatt to tot Dora 'Lamas% London, tN Mon ,
exttltdtion la mat of the Dan during the writ.
O. A. ntathla, Kenner.
W. A. ADIIOIT, Agent. 10$
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Anderson and Mystery
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HAVING ENTIERED INTO A .CO.
PARTMIIILI4OII ran sea or
Boys' Youth's & Children's Clotkilig,
We are ;imam! to .der to the PIM ins or
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Inert and het edid‘d iteekt JIM bag eva been
*penal in ties city. comp:hp% 817118 OP ALL
SWIM, for Drool rad School, sad in drektraa kto
II min. 'lt balvi oar patlnstabran to tests on
Wad a larpssui valid asustateai smizadiciiitiid by
en. but hiimmiLis arm iliston;
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nostldeinkat ire . ant ddi tigiadrinenti
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Kauai to any • 'sister's Pauses:
Ana at ;anti lasi'am
& imapsay.
Fait* serantocamitzwiirt of ace*
Na ElaraT.
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Glazed and Unglazed Ipeel Clottira,
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Inell i bildi*,p644biti.an of the heart, lane of cp•
petite, dbistass after Wing. terPld Ifni; eCestipa.
Ilan. go. desterte to ender if they will not try the
celebrated
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th iTl: ifth E fi lp .4 .. la
aatharitios, and warreated to produce an icareDore
berultdel of They are cmandingly agremble,
pert:oily pure, end mast summed& all 'other teak*
whorls a healthy, gentle elimalant is legated. .
They amity. ctrangthen sad futigoralt*
They ante a healthy appetite.,
They an an antidote to clomp of wit:: and idle:.
They Gramma 'Meta of dtsdpseon end late hours.
They abenythen the system end erdiren tho Into:.
They prreaut talescoationad laterreithent Deem
They purify the breath and 'Chilly of the dor.lt h.
They cum tippepda and Ccridtpation. ' '
They care Diarrhea. Choiers and Clears Tortes
They cars Mar CoLcplaint sadfterstruelieeda-'".
They make the wor t h sties;, the btagold blither,
and are asheasted natare's great learner. Ths ate
ansposed of the agebrated- Caliaaya barh,.wiriier.
green, ranafras, roeht and herbs, ail prospaniii la
perhotly pure tat. Costs Du= For partireloaso see
almulan end tastimordele ascendant!. _bolds., ` •
Bunn of Impcatera, Is' amino ono betel& Flo
that it his D. V. Dames' algiatare on ear pirate U.
U Mom cur the cork. with plantation lic6ao; 11,1
our Arm gliguithre an • fins sleet plate entraslai or
litblabeL foi that our bonito is nee teill/edvith
Ombra and deleterious stuff. We defy igy preen
to match tha tette ht charanter of. ear spoda.'. 'Axe
perm terelielding to sill' 'Plantation Bittersbj the
piton or In bulk, Lan hapater. We aell 'doll to
oar log cabin bottle. any,prosort
bottle. cr eel US ant can therein,
celled Plantation hitters or not, Is
the U. 8. Law, and will be ao pronecated by us. we
Agreed, have oar eye on two yards m Ulna cc,
bottles, do., whe wlB er.cceed in getting Mecum'
Into don insarterst The demand he Drake's PL.!.
Wl= Bitters atom railer, clerryloonerchtters,
perfectly irorrdiblo. The eir..pto trial of a
bolds le the aside= represent of Moir vrotth and
supattority. They in mold by all reeipeciebbi dray.
eats. groan% Opinions, bomb, ihrleabOst, tad
CoittiL-j/ darn •
ant:eug xrea•T
jar D B•A BB'S GENUINE
BlT
raw, for side,irhotenLs and retail; . ll , .
SIMON JOEtlitiON";
Oarnaz Etophttel4 and imullt itn:r4s.
saNico.lizioaT -
WINA VINAULBI,
BLAINCIAVIVIILD •
S. & M. BOLIALIN, GEB.Ia " SY.
(Tonnes klus..^: as Co., Borllek=..)
She out, 'Lugar strandal with a Pilo bildal, of
arty exhibitari, at tha Intarasatenal
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GET THE BEST.
WEBELZII wu.sava
SEWING MACHINES.
VIE UIGHUR 4.171110125 TY
rio Sl:kwVia Aracrkart.l
ars laving • groat many agnates for route g
Elscbtrao from Tattoos parts of the country, mad as
we cannot conveniently reply to them by mai, ere
thought it proper to state oar epinlon In Tyke.-1 to
them In then goblin manner. We use the
rnumsa AND wasom egarzsp araortrsz,
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lt.' tbiYl imith t
end_ c_rey In regard to t . atn. a
No Other nattrineexcekda it I. s adepts.
ttott to all perpares of &Aurae tors: 'lt Is sterols.
cot corny tot out Gf onlecyand fn potet tit cre4
trances and nalh no other toarhfon eat de attend of
It. We Unto Ude amen In regard to. Liza eneellent
Madan* cyan tar own rorpandbattn. And hope
thresh* to- ens ordertree ootalthonblo, ttme and
perag• Ih gnaw/zips folterV.
CM' Can at the Age cy,Na:47 MIR if ItZtT,
=A ace thorn cperatioz.
Cr Every L'atkims sorra:add tk;rst
velentaw?
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dubs to Warm cur Wanda aucl_tha rrtthlta gem.
'rally. that Imbue volved cur '
FALL AND • WLEI7/12. STOCK,
•
Compdolag oireildttag thtt h rieluar,4 Cedlebio to
cact nag wadding fa part of figoToll, °HAT° iT,
B&W= 0 0 15 1111311TAL.0a1171118-3; VtEr
nap of BILES; VELVLIS. BOIT. sr d ether
OfildffaJlLß, banding a bap ► ttott~one e[
rAncrinrwastrir Aso feoTrlf OtiEB2lll4
GLACE AIM COLORED CLOTHS, &a., "Dili vs
en wrpirod to malls op, to ofdoi la no WirA end
meat flottkralblo stiles and the ' ,
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NEW BOAT STORE.
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tetor AND ORNAttalaVaL ~ . - .'S tS,
OliaPS 'VISITS; ~ aIIbTSJ...-11TrITTII0 MS
pbaST. 4 .; /K. Teorbo!asata mid Walt at 'luny ma.
faaablt prima.
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F. M. BOLLIIAIII
WEST IfAVORYSTAIL
wic suausza a, ciV,
~WEISTIII3 AG:ENTS.
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