VOLTIME • LXX.VIII---NO. 9.
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COMBINE! ATTACK. ON FORT MUER.
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' Six Of - 011 r . Padiatt inns
,Exploded.
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, 7 Theittsitut,..' by Land 'lbandolled.
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;PI „.' ; W4lspiXi34:4 l Dei. '29, 7 -11to; steamer Bat
- --- !ordeal . beta t this afternoon bringi ng cha
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'..",7 . -lit'clii,l3rOni.44EiliZ ratter._ Ehe run astrudd
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' I-- - dawn thefotbtate river yesterday. She shbuld
have ruched here a day or two ago. ' ' I
Porter was still vigorously bombarding port
Z ' Either, eridtar s confiderit of being able to zags: it.
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• I - The Astoptted Press reporter who went out
wlth'the Wilmington ex p edition - sends the fol •
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'I Lace Just this moment (1:20 p. xn.)l ar
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riSel.,bead le the steamer Bat, which brings
Lieutenant Prostem, bearer dr diroolettes- from
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Is Admiral Porter, and am snrorlsed, to hear re.
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ports halt • VrevaleOt of the abandonment of
~, the
ti nl e.. ,co xit: l4 lt Tsu ion o . .1 1 I ort le . 7 .. .. irtt ru r e w . he o n u r were
I ll e eet ri:,The
i ' -.1. dispatch 4totaPortresis Monroe Is correct."
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SPOidglifestern Assoetated Press Myatt:he •
.1.."5. Mc* VOW, D. 29.---Adtalral • porter's full
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'`'oefbr,of the operotions against Wilmington IS
- I , L ittelred by the Tinvy Detortment. It lodated
'f4r - '''.4lie lOth,,off Kea' Inlet, from the flag ship Mal
' ; sera., The following Is digested of the report:
i s The attack was opened on the illth with
V all the Iron clads and beery, vessels.-
9, -'.., 'the, smiliei. r .Assels being - held Its . reserve
'previous to making the attack. A tot .do on a
.' , large
seste t "PPC
.to c o nt a in • Powder . enough
ti 1 to explode the magazine of the fort, was care
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fully prepared under command of Commodore'
~ ..:1 A. C.
73 41111 d. indexplotal under the ',fort.;
So machhad , been said a Seta the terrible re
milsults of the powder 'erplosions recently, in
• Paldand,',that grest results were expected from
• the ex,perbmult. Tho boat selected was the
_ Loublana,:and , after being prepared at , -Nor
--folk- slie Will towed - round to Beaufort - and.
- filed with powder. 'The: Louisiana was Us
'o.,s,, ' teased as 'a Tslockede runner by painting bee
s white and adding another smoke stack. -Every ,
preparation for- her success was completed at
'Beaufort.
Gen. Butler lied noised at the rendsvona pre
'- ~ lions to the concenitalion of the Mot, and every
..:..... , c oli tfort ror wo th e m ren ade d t az o rit ha . v , : t aa wr brl a ef m d i ela w y eas es pou t
of
N ib e i z e.
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sr • On the 13th Admiral Porter salted from Beau
-1 - - Inlet, and: found et o e ass
I On the 40th a heavy gale sputa; up, which the
. , ' Meet managed to • rid; out , without accident, ex
:7 Telt the loss of af cm anchors. The transports,
1. , " , being short of water and not fitted for severe
• weather, put Into B eaufort and remained until
~. it she storm-was over.
On the 004 Commodore Rhend was ordered to
- - wake mays* ter.pbade Ms torpedo under Volt
•.:' raiser, and at-10i) It. m- .
,the Lonislanastatted,
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tr- - In tow of-thelglidernots. - As soon as thestm
brestares of the fed were in eight the Wilderness
,cam. oft and proceeded under steam to within
two buzsdred yards of the beach and five hundred
- , "''from Fort Fisher, where she was eachored. A
.. I lochade runner went In directly ahead of her,
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• • _ thereby enabling Commodore Rhend to make`all
= - , his mei:mations without suspicion.
• After evervlltiag,' vat reedy, the fuzes were
, - 0 lighted, and use partyeseapqd to the Wildernetti,
, which immediately steamed out to Pea. The
}, -- apioelon" Declined_ "at forty-liro Mantes past
. one o'clock, on the morning of the Beth , and was
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not at all like what was expected. The vessels
in the fleet were shakenhiit little. At daylight the
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was e mo om v mte ln oL an l d t w Bt as i o l pctl M opened la lsilln th e e st atLa yle, e b k y
. the New 'males. followed by the Manadnock,
.1 ~,,- ' Canonical. adz Mahoptte. Seventeen guns were
-rounted on the northeast faces only fire were'
~ ,Pted, and these were soon silenced.
:DO Atinntsots end other large roods next
toolo, their position anti delivered their fire rap
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•,.." Idly. ~ As soon as they opened, the fire was so
, time
to drive the enemy to the bombprodfs,
, and they` replied from only one or two guns.
"-. ' elk"' Kddooets then took their position. se;
4 .q
'' -- cording to orders, and Joined In the fight. In
an hour and Afteen,minntes slier thefight began
the ertemyb gnat Were completely silenced.
Two magazines were blown up and severalbultd
. foga let on ere. Oar fire was thus slackened,
but stin 'kept np In the hope of attracting the
Attu:Don teem the trousports with the troops.
Gen; Butler came at 'seined with new troops,
_and preparations were made for renewing the
tight In the morning:. - •
During, the beeriest of the attack one hundred
ao.Ltiftren sbots per minute were fired.• The
enemy's :MS weir silenced so quickly that no
one on tentlixawas lal aced by their fire.-
a Six - One hundred pounder parrot gun On'
the ' Ilea .exploded Billing and - wounding in
the aggregate forty-four officers and men.
Ttlese i prpsosions were on the Tleowlereeps.
Yaitte, :eolith M
, aelilniw Quaker - City, and.
Sisafttehann 3, and-were attributed to the defeat,-
' Ire character of the guns. The Mackinaw was
eirlbratitt taller bolleii..and had ten persons
badly scalded. The Oseola was struck near hr .
• magazine, and
made water rapidly, Bat w
{avid, through the exertions of her officers sad
crew.
The action of the Quaker City, Keystone state,
Peaseens, Santiago de Cuba and hurt Jackstm
are ment ioned, and also the Brooklyn, Colorado,
Susquehanna Ilioldwny. Powhattan, Ticonder
oga, Shenandoah, Patin:et; vandettat, Minne
sota and that. Monitors. The officers and men
• came out -Or the action whit 'contempt for the
- r_ebel artillery, awl were auxiona to renew the
n the mottling bf the 254 h the transports had
: arrived and a conferee ea was held-with &Morals
. Butler and Wetrel'to decide nob the place of
attack. .11 , greardeeidod that •thelleet 6W:fetid re
new the ekteleted white the penny and made
an t
' - Seventeen mutbdsts, under Captain Gleason,
--- ' were sent to cover the landing of the troops.
, . -Other alga ,yessola were afterwards sent, and
. Is ? ruing thelr emelt boats the troops were rapidly ,
' The AIMS was resumed at i a. rn., on the
4501,4h0 king being quite slow. with. the dnw'gn
Air
qt Meting the moray while, the troops assaulted
:t(,- . bbd *tn. The anenarfired but few abets. The
. s _ ' ' Oflanalng was pre, miles east of the fleet.
~twit- T OM, troop:, were landed, and moved up
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... , .„.,,... yards of Fort Flatter. - - •
-- , s ‘, One officer ascended the parapet and brought
,„,,, 21 . the nag:; A roldlcr killal au orderly awl
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--" -, l - cited off his dispatches , . Another fired his
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gup into the bomb -proof among the rebels. Ser
i" : end of our men were +sounded by our elicits.
.1 . -As tine amiumillion gave out, the smaller yes.
f.. VAS were ordered to retire,_ and the Iron clads
4 and fleas, vessels.wen: commanded to °pea with
' great ottdditlr- At fum et all but the iron dolt
were withdrawn, the latter keeplng up Warn
until dayllght,etpeelitur to cover the assault In
themorning. General Weitzel scot word that
4, the asruult was lospractlcable. The arsky land
/cd et two o'clock, and commenced re-emberkbag
: - - at side o'clock , pus brigade staying on shore
1,. 4111rIne the night, cos ered by the gymbOafsi.
1 " . . .. ' Sitty-eve rebel 'arias surrendered as our troops ,
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."--•- . landed , and la o 'hundred more gave themselves I
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_'; up to asmall reconnoitering party. The 1084 of
, , , our land forces Is not tented. A dell:churn:it of
r . .s geoid - tuts was scut to lind an entrance to the
I ' ' - harbor. but the ehartnel has been so changed
, s that it was, not disorrered. Where the tol
-1 - ' erigieal chltilel existed tbere IS IlqW a
I. ' shape bar. •"' - s '
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The general Misers are highly compll
'ill__ roeuted--arnow , , them Commodore Blind
4 And Lieutenant ' Preston,' who managed and
" - • osroderi- the torpedo boat Louisiana. it is
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~,6 , : said they tont deliberately arteneed to blow up
'`',P the ',versa in case the rebels should take it by
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.. boarding.' The officers and crews of the niont
fl , . ' lore are eomplimented for thole patience :in tiding
,•,, out the gale and tbr gallantry In oetion. ' ,
Admiral' Porter Closes by -toying: There on
a - . stout One ilunannd men let on shore byte
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' "anti', wbolare nOt yet get OffOS 3coaunt Pr the
s'» , Sun on the heath. They will betaken off is the
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SEiZIE
THE DMLY
matting, at: the !oldicra wi t then be fen Vint:cc. 1
in Om bomber:mem of the 25th Brb4 was
ti'nw inr.EsTeial hqurs,.. The meaty. had twpoty
alnegtittoftliis tipt cc raittirK.lnd maaaged to. -
stnke let oral vessels, though without; doing-
much damage.,_ ,
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..i Accompanying the report., ,is -a letter frOni
Gen.ltrifter, - with Admiral Toners reply. Girl;
Butler Says! Gpoilitadingthe troop* and matt=
I ening Gen. Welsel in a thorough recolola.:.
sauce of Fort Fisher, •tbey were both o the
spinicn that litargaro could pot be, carried bp , bn •
assault, as it was left substantially uultijanal by
the tire from the nary. - •
There were seventeen guns, - protected by
-travenses, - ouly twq- s crt.thett beig - dismontated,
ISt: babotte: b - PaJWdistc ,l l7..Wlt-' qio. iic#ll and
edveririgilie Only pr acticable route. - !.• ..
The prisoners captured, as previously report
cd, state that llokea division from Lee's nrinT
arrived at Wilmington the night before tub at
t, -4,..- -. `
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ri: W oitzel advanced lthistirmish line within
Ortjiyards of-the fort, while the enemy was kept
in bomb-proofs. ;
The dispatch captured on an orderly was an
-*hider Intim Gent Whaink hi bring a battery of
• light guns into the fort. A few of our Mee,
Lentered the fort whit the shells from the ileet
were falling around them.
p. soon as tte Lhasa lte.nasy,peas td, at dila,
Nth thorthrAsi Inannedits fully vis:eter,,and open
tit with grape and cannlster upon our picket line, -
Nettling but the operations of-a regular Siege
would serve to reduce the fort. Three we not,
lh- accordance - with-the instructions, and the
weather cams on unfavorable. Gen. Butler Se
orders for member:sing. (ten. Butlers gt ,
seers gestalt his opinion that Fort Fisberiwas
petictleanitrOyed brilte..hpuubardment. t ,
Admlral Porter, In reply to General Butler'.l
letter, said lie had ordered large slaps ,to gb to
ilehillfttilizif anon - Mikhail ' Seale ready ha repew
the attest, la case it.watdesided to cpolintea it.,
Ile that they had 'mat Coininenced to !ire
taialdlyi.ank could keep 41111thif rebels out of
sight • until the troopit werevritldti twenty ykrds
'-of the fort,. Ili'vrait - oetlie • inthaloii - thrit air as
sault coulrbe sucestsfully , made,-but if made,
be would not irlith to Place Vitt JudgeMent ftiop
roiltiot ftetitat'Of Gen: Weitrel, - who bad leads
nsurvey,of Ile, enemy's worka., ~, , 1
' . In ennelnskin, be told •tbd bench ironla proba
bly be smooth in a short time, when all the Men
on shore could be safelY taken off. . .
DEBPONDENOY IN 'TtiE''SOUTH
J u, DAVIS HEARTILY., AMU.
1 - BE - REBEL -R AM TMrIVI AXLE
QEBfL GEIII.II, STiBLINC PRICE DEID
heed's' Loss Daring Ins Tennessee
Clapaign.
A NOTIIER REBEL YIRATE iITTIN - 0
WT
MATCH BETWEEN !RACE AND COBURN PROBABLE
PitOBIBLIDOTI!f.triON
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New Tons:. Doc. 21X—The news from the
bcuththroughulconrco, public and private,,
show the existence of great. , despondency. and ,
.)listontott. Jett liavlals` heartily atmied on all
Sides, and the misfortunes which have overtaken
the Confederacy are attributed to him.
The bltter,feelingpf.Georgia andAlalatmaici.
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wards the Confederacy bi evidently increasing.
A Plymouth C.,) leiter says : 'The ram
; Albemarle lies-so. that- part of the- casement
bud Low and visible.' It la said that it will take
t 20,000 to raise and refit her.
• ~DeSerter*fniolli the rebel army arrivedweNew
'Orleans, state that the rebclflcii. Sterling Price
died recently irtlexas of disease contracted due
log his late campaign in Missouri. '
3‘oo , " ids, campaign spins'. lisekvllle
Is estimated at ; ?A,OOO men, 219 general officers,
and 62 guns.
• A:French paper .asys one of the rebel pirate
at Bt. Natairell taking heigtdts on board and
picpminedein. It is thought the Minister of
Marine will not allow her Veave port., .
• Mace ppunl lyhes a card offering to light Coburn
ideanada. Theialler will probably be accepted.
It Is thought Kilpataick's destination is Glen
wore, at the Junction of the Brunswick t. Pen
sacola with the Albany and Unit railroad, One
hundred miles from Savannah. -
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TEE NEW lOU GOLD ItiEKET,
ECICRED.DISIVFER - 10 BUTLERS FORCE'
• Nan , Fait; Dec.? 2.--The gold market is
stroug undeithe manipulation of the bull opera
tors. A Washington dispatch was banded
around siathur that the rumor of disaster to lint
ler's troops was more than - true, and - that Fort
Fisher had not been injured in the least. This
put the - price up from '411416 Subse.
head!) , the telegram hist Its drat and the price
receded to P-fe'...34..
Special Western Assoctate Peen Dispatch.
NE* TORS, Dec: the .stock matket to
day the feeling was unsettled and priest weak
raid Irregular. There is a less speculative
movemenV. in :Governments ;and prices are
lower at the' rallioad 'and` ritishllaneous list.
The Bear littered predomirunes and the rates
.are generally lOwer. State bonds were dull and
Without any special - change. The MaripOca
stocks Suffered a further depreciation and went
down to 18,ti. Bankshares and Railroad bonds
toe quiet. The. Petroletun-stock. market Is eery
quiet. Sales 3,00, Germania nt -1073 to 110;
100 Highgate, 101; Manhattan, 10; Mel Staley,
10. The 011 Creck - Cornpany 'announces' a divi
dend of 1 'per cent. for December. Tito Petro
kiwi Exchange will noon be opened.: Money
and foreign exchange is quiet .The gold mar.:
het has been. excited over rumors; but wittiless
‘'llang4
FROM TENNESSEE.
Medi; :irony 4eross The Ten
nessee Riven
CFNLONAOING IN THE DIRECTION OF FLORENCE
Indigualtoir "Agallst Hood.
.N"tfitvius, Dec. 29.—Union prisoner', who
&raped froifflorcute, andzarrinel Coluniala
on the :17th, state that Hood's advance arrived at
the Tennessee river on Wednesdii, ; the 21st, and
that Ida infantry crossed, the next day, on pon
toons which- he bad removed Mare the ahodls
tam of reach 'of our ittnboate.: ;
One of-tbe prisoners sages that .Hood erossed
r thr:Trnsessee, rife! wllhllfreatkpon t Aodrtq his
ielnatiu Saturday lie counted only twenty:an.
When twelve tones this s nide" of the Tennessl,e '
tivO' llitl,;bear4_boaliZezealdnaahag-..t0 this fil
rection of Florence. Probably Stedman'* force
was engaged with- - Forrext.
neer% Intense indhmatiott agnlnat Hood In
the ithel army.
°BEAT BATTLE WITH INDIANS.
Several Weis and. Five .llundred
ludiasis
FEDERAL LOSS*. NINE • KILLED AND
' THIRTY-EIGHT WOUNDED.
YOUK, Dce. 29.—The Colorado Ilbseia
,
learral, of the 10th., eontnius an otiiclnl account
of n great tile fought with the Cheyenne Trit ,
dint.: en ilieTlnina, °tithe ]tilt inset. Black het-
tie, NVldte AntelOpe anallttle Bab nacre
together with none tineßundred other
Our to,* were nine `Azilleil:and thirty-eight
Our troops were conintanileil by Col. allying
ton, and they marched in ten clays throe hundreo
miles. one hundred of Which waillirOuttlt 'snow
two feeCtlrcp.
ORDER EICULATING TRANSACTIONS IN COTTON
Tte—norlottoest or Ajoroot Gement of Minot*.
CAIRO. Dr,e..29,— . The steamer 'Marble City
brings 3icimphls ronvius to last et oaleg. . •
General Damn( has tuned an order regulating
and rtstrlctlng tier s *clients•ln cotton within
his deportment; All partici promaring and pos.
cbulng - permita front the purchulug. agent of
the Treasury Department are rctinlmd to give
railifactory evidence of „their loyalty, and all
ejrcautsteticaS Connected with =Wog, removal . ,
transfer, &c.., of the product. .
--, General - dolu• • W. • Darr's, of this elty, has
aecepted the appolntmcnt of Adjutant (lener l 4
of flilooLsi tendered blot by GoVerlor-OgleAf•
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PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY .15EGENIBER
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FROM WAgHtel'ON
1714 Trig lIPIRON BEFOIE prEIISBt RG
repriarzer ♦YOUK YY zgo:c ci.Ans
THE SUE OF POSTAGE STAMPS.
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Withdraival of the Telt Potty Bohai
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pectal Western 'Associated Press Dispatch. 1
15EWYOEL,Pee..29.—The Times' Washington
special - Royal The aomteittee on .the sun ore .
. ,
the mine explasion.before Petembarg.have m
plcted the esamlestion.ef, officers at the iront
-and a el now pui - sullig . investigations in Wash-
inC t g n.
e Committee on Inso:elada report ihae,ser
eral team:lt:will be in entire loss - to the Govern
ment, on accorint or;lmperfect work.
- ' Dispitehas and letters from.tbd Army of the
Potomac eontain, no news.
.. ;The Postmaster General has reseladed thi in
struction of the Post Mee • Department, nbtler
&diem 0 of the act of Congriss ' approTed /Illy
'lost, 1164; enthorizin,g postmasters to I sell
postage stauspe-and stamped envelopes at st dis
count of five per oast - Postmasters - will, in, !a
llure, under no decals:minuets- melee . any ahate-
Melt from the. face value of - tech stamped C;140-
. The Secretary o . ftheTreasery has Issued the fol.
towing not lee,withdrawirtg the . Ten-Forty Beads.:
• err* January 17th: Sufficient time is thus given
to Winks to °t ita n gold-bearlikabonds for bank
lug purpoiesi ' -. ,
Trrastrry Department , Dee.-23, 1864.—liefice ,
is hereby given that the ten-forty loan will fie
1 wittalravro en the 7th of January next. No Sub
scriptions, therefore, will be received after that
date.
(Signed,) W. P. PERSENDBX,
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Sce'y Treasuryt
ItOM IiEW YORE..
HETALIATGOY . 111111 INTO CANADA RUMORED
It Preachers and Doctors to be
forced Into the Daubs.
UNION RAID IR FLORIDA
AURINAL 'CIE- CAPTAIN SMOKE'S
NEW Tone, Dee. 941.—The Toronto Oa. lass
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a runitir'lltat some discharged linlted'States
soldiers, tagether whit otherson failongh, are
.in Buffalo, with the design of making a raid
onto Canada; in revenge for the t.. Albans affair
and the rapture of Philo Parsons. A raft Is
reported as being prepared for crossing the river.
Recent Richmond papers say that all local
preachers ail, under regular appotptmcut, and
-nil physlciane who -have not ben practicing tea
I years, if able to do military duty, will be forced
into the ranks. - • - •
Capt. Bemtnes arrived here, yesterday, from
Europe, via Idatamoras.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 97th contains
the.fonoinr. Deg
c. .23.—The Yankee raldera fiom
l'entecola to 'Pollard destroyed all pnlattc and
some private buildings, and damaged the road
considerably. The bridge over the Escimbla was
partly deetroyet. Capt. Henry Pope, Qtaarter
metier, was capturrA. A few ne••••nam, were
mar
01. : Yeste rd ay our forces pursued them. A
• portion of their supplies and transportation was
-raptured. Tho/road was strewn with their deed.
Itern was - an'infantry force of another raiding
party near Good's stills and Pensacola. On Sun
day, lts advance was met by our cavalry and
driven back sevcralAilles. • -
FROM . CINCINNATI.
EC/BRIDLE MURDER IN WARREN CO.
Strateman and Ituxbridge's - Raid a Per
feet Success.
worn? Mum wont OF PROPERTY DESTROYED
CrNerwriart,Dec: W.—Three members of the
family of iplan Rose, at Derfortl„ Warren.
Co., Ohio, true murdered-in their beds= Mon
day night; and two others badly wounded, by
tome unknown Tenon. , ' _
A 'dtapotett to -the: 4'ontatieeetat-front Lomita,
says the. raid of Stoneman and Burbrikm
was a. perfect success. Breckinridge , Vaughn
and Duke* ere well whipped, their artillery cap
tured end their forces scattered:
Saltville was burned and the works destroyed.
The rellroad from Bristol and twenty tulles be.
ynoti Wytheville- was destroyed, with all the
rolling stock. Bristol and Wytheville are In
ruins. The property destroyed is estimated at
twenty millions.
enter:4:l4.in; Dec. fitl.—A package cif Quarter
masters' vomiters amountlog nearly to two hun
dred thousand dollars,
approved and Issued by
Capt. J. C. Crane, Quartermaster at Nashville,
was taken from a train raptured by the rebels on
the Lentrrille A Nashville railroad on the ?Jct.
They are in favor of parties In Cincinnati, Buffa
lo. Chicago, Michigan City. Albany, Boston,
rtillaijelpbta, and hew York. The Adams Ex
press Company notifies the public not to negoti
ate or metre them.
LATEST NUICAN ADVICES
DEFEAT OF TOE FRENCH AT CIIILBF
Pallid Army in Possession of Acapulco
• SAN IILASCISCO, Dec. 28.—/deileallliTiCQS,
In• the Constitution ell) , that since the defeat o f
the French at Chilafa, Nor. 10th, they Itad or-.
- rived at Carrara, about; milea front the.
Cite Of - Mexico, in a 'completely 'demoralized
condition.
General disarm.. with the , patriot army, Cu
ercd Acapulco on the 14th of December. •
"Tbe — Sintes of Gfierrcro end Ordnea, are par
fretly free from imperialist forces. •
IROM TEE POTOMAC ARMY
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Considerable Picket Firing
r.w'Yonz, Dec. 29.—)t (cites from .the army
of the Potomac, dated Dceember Tith, says:
There Is considefablei pleket , fhine along the
front. The resomntion In no doubt caused by
the numerous desertions recently
,occurring,
mnoauted to a b out ninety, along this
fOontc last wetlr. -
Prom 'grtropo»Arrlval. of Ott, .llteaikter
A l f - Austkilaatau.
Dec. 29.—The steamer Australi.
Ilan, from - Liverpool 'on the 17th ind 'Queens
twin on the 18th, arrived this moraing::She
Mega two days later nor,. • ' '
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The London Times applauds Secretary Seward
for - the-sfell .merited suub which he gave Mr.
l'arker, the *ouldhe presenter of a' peace ad
demi to' Prealdeat Lincoln.
Lirerpodl, '
/kr.' .113.—Floar quiet and idea ly;
*heat steady. corn quiet, mix ed t17®1414; beef
steady; pork firm;- . bacon qnlet, and 'No. 1. is
lower; butler steady; lard dull and easier; petro
leum active and firm—MitNir 28 .
Itinadstufrs quiet; augur tends upward.
• Consols' 31.),M(4.4391‘i Illinois Central Shards
liEpG2 disemint; Erie's 1184119; 4.130'i.12043.
Drecitilrldge Dodly Whipped... Rebel Salt
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and - Lead Works Destroyed.
Loris' Doc. 25.—A reliablutelegram from
thirst's Station, on • the Sdth, represents Bur
bridge's command-1n good Elicit)." and spirits, Mul
retuning to I.exington after a most successful
crpedition. Sturbridge destroyed the - railroad
ten mike beyond Cytheville, and the salt and
lead works in that vicinity. lirechtnridge was
badly whipped, and left for North Canallna. The
rebel department of 'North Western Virginia has
no longer any cfEehipey._
oluiateers Furnished by 51i sours
ST. Loris, Der. 29:L.:43n the , tabjeet: of volan
teera Governor Doll's mcssa•e says: lip to the
ltrt pf July hut, thethirl furnished 10,000 more
' men.than be; quota called rot; and, in those dia.,
tads isidelt are -behind,, the deficiency is be
neva ;to arise from an excessive enrollment.
The total number of tnen tarnished the United
States,do lioVember,Soth, was 81.,000; in addi
tion to libidos; liave . had attti thousaad
orgaobted, and in the llcid !when required.
Frain Havana.
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Mw 'rotor, Dec..28.-.—The ateatoer Moro "Cat- .
tie, from Ilseana on 2411iibas arrival here:
Reports received at Mamma Via. Porto , Rico,
, say that the St. Domingo rebate Imdsatenttte‘f t?
'tae S* 11111141 Poverament. .-,
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The iPhlladelpbbilgary Agent RenuiveC'
PIIILADELPMA,De&B9.—The B%soing Italtetii
announces that the, Naval' Agent has nenn . in•
moved and his Onc Is, In possession of govern
ment sat efif., . I
~s:~E~h-~=~ - hn«:;T~ ; u~Y~".k~s.~~~t2_~ : w~.s'~~ : ~`3,~~'.-'`~~~„'~~V~r~Ya `' a.~+s~ti~`~ -
r~':,~”is:.sa-,~~tk..'~"kuT~".~z~~- I
EVENING GAAIITEIBEGiANS
. -T.
THE lAtsouiaf
Elettl9 of chief Clerk of the - lions%
ABSTRACT Or nit GOVF4I4OIMMESSAGg
Illoraugh Milittriltgeninition Recomnittided:
cfmniTIONAETIIIE *TATE I,'INANCES.:
Sr. Loris, Dec. was Cot - Draper. of
Macon county, who was .elected chief - clerk of
the Houge„ Yesterdiij, atid firtillr. Dyer, asipre
vionslyrepqkted,,, , • _ • •
f itsiderromthe-p4seige, nr Ilia rmt creasine% . ,
the Governor's salary to $3,000, the Senate dia
nothing of spevlal Igportilnee.
In the Muse, - Governor Hall's message veas
me,..._-10A-Preconlzmixt. wow , . Xrldercd to be
p'rinted. •.•
The Gprvosor l)c{(IINIC1,1111,a retrospective view
of the ImPdkent events Which have transpired,
In the State,dmingtho past fourye.us, and speaks
In high terms of the officers and soldiers who
.toids An active per, In, drDing - the rebels from,
dlicittairkiitaing Erlce'a late rtild- , Ile specially.
mentions 0 ens. Pleasanton, Ewing, Me Neil, Saw.,
lam, Fmk, and Brown, and, reeßnkmenda Ora,
• Itt'nten find VilliliOr for prordotion ; .Moo that the.
ieilainre tender them all a vote of thanks.,
( o flied - CO ihiatrociods
erson as a praiseworthy act, deserving :or,
•warmest thanks of cTery citizen.
lie gives a history of the enrolled militia, or- ,
gantration, and says *059,000 was due the nillitta.
tact May, and recommends that $1,000,003 In
Union military bonds be issued to pay them.
The whole amount of bonds now outstanding IS'
leis titan £.2,000,000.
Ile recommends amore thorough and efficient
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dMia organization ; repealing of the compt
ation law; abolisluassut of the substitute Sys:,
ton, and passage of an ..2(1 requiring all per Sons .
subject to military duty, to join soma military.,
organization, and perform military duty when
required. Alto, that all commissioned °littera -•
he appointed by the Governor.
The condition of thallnances of the State are ; .„
represented - ashcing Very unSatlifactory. Tliere-: '.
IA ill be due on the.lst of January, $.1,000,000 on r
the State )ends Issued to various railroads, with
Interest accruing at .the rate of SIX:10,000 , pm .
annum. To stop this accuntulation . of. ths Slate
indebtedness, and to satisfy the demands of
creditors and Increase, the revenue, he recom
mends a tax en incomes, salaries, dre., after the
Tian of the United States tax. .
- Re concludes' as follows: The Cour:Motional
Convention about to assemble will doubtless
melee great changes In our organic law, and the
ditty 'rill devolve upon you of conforming to
the new order of things. Slavery will be abol
ished by the almost unanimous approval of the
people of Ilissouri. The new relation thua
given to the negroes in the State will demand, I
and no.doubt receive, your consideration. The 1
organization of a new governtrieitt; lir - the ;radii
of a re - rotation, is a work of great dellcac and.
responsibility. and will make the Present General
Assembly one - of..the most impqr*Vit that over
met In the State.
The result of the recent election It It. 1 ;pall
and belleyedWilinot be Without a good effe.7 in
liissonrL Oar loyal citizens have pert, , ed
themselves to be divided Into 'hitter faction as
to the proper modes of sopprecalngthe rebelllint.
The people have carefully considered the various
plans proposed, and by an immense majority de-.
died in: favor of the plan of the Administra
tion. With all loyal men this should be baths
factory and ecnclusive. The minority should be
,willing at once to yield their Judgment to that
of a majority, and all Mends of the Government
should now unite In giving the greatest efficiency
plan to the - Fork, and -In strengthening the
- hands of the executive, In his efforts tq termi
nate the war, and after all it cannot be said the
tiereitilinposed on the rebels are hard or mire:ai
-1
unable. Allthat is required of them is to submit
to the cOiastitntion mad the law. This is the linty
of every goal citizen, and the people of the loyal
States of ,Nassachtisetts, New York (Aldo,
Illlesottn; Kansas - and California, In a WErd
all the States adhering to the Government,
arc required to do this. Are the citizens of Vir
ginia, South Carat= and Georgia to enjoy past. ,
I; terr not enjoyed by other sr.tetions ? It Is riot
believed that the Amelcan people will grant It.
oubusGssion to the ConStitution and laws is the
rule that all should be required to obey.
FROM W.T.DMINGTON;
THE ATTACK ON FORT 'FISKEIL.
CALLANTIONDUCT OF COLORED MOPS.
The Guerrilla .Moseby .Reported I Dead
New 'foam, Dcc. 20.—The Tribune's Wash
ington special says: It was 5.000 colored troops
ho were landed near Fort Fisher. They took
rtt. - my, rotitlon, and held it aviirt a vi;-
crone attack. They then attacked and carried,
at the point of the bayonet, an earthwork t n
front of Fort Fisher. The - rebels being rot..
ferced returned and retook the fort, driving out
cur black troops with a heavy loss. What co
ntained of them were then re-embarked, and
the .men-ol.war again opened; tire on Fort
Fisher.
The /ferald'slVaihlngton special reiterates the
statement that Moseby was mortally wounded by
one of our scouts and had sineedleit. •
Our Gunboats on the 'Roanoke Reported
Reputoed.
\re• Toni,. Dec- 2Q.—According to rebel re
ports, our gunboats an the Roanoke ere having
poor Fumes's. - The rebels claim to hive unitised
them three times near Fort Branch-.-the last on
Friday. •
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A. urrint from Montreal says "It Vas eel•
dent to spectators In the court rootn. that. Or
raiders 'would be discharged as: they were well
sapped with overcoats, rtaillers, fie. all ready
to skedaddle.. Sleighs wire allprepark to con
vey them out of the city." .
Ton ladfe meld of a fashionable Ntaveltioness,
whose style of dress far 132CCedlt titht.of her mls
lreslf„ baring oecision to Wrlte an ,o•der to a per•
futner last week, Actually - reqUatad blot to send
a dozen bottles of.‘!o Dick Alone."
Tnomne Brae, the Iligikhre'slaie, exalt whom
there was such a pow-worr.hajtoston, ten years
age, to now a recruiting agent for colored
troops In NasterMe. Tide: makes all things
CM.
RECENT aCCOUELS tell Or , Mu deaths or starva
tion In Lumina In one day. And yet Lora
Whernelitl4Olds fairs to aid the suffering encash
In thlanountry.
Gurze, the Malden, Mama., murderer, will be
him; on the I,3th - of January. Tonog Conferee
woe murdered OPE year ago Tintraday.
The Nett' 'York 'World Pays that 50,900 Fen
anti have be drilling for some time pa‘t, wit
the dealgn'of marching upon Canada.
Is hatiraated that, there are three hundred
thousaact refigees from the Booth la the North
Tnr. venerable Bishop Brownell, of 'Connect
ern, la very 111, and not likely to recover.,
KOSFUTU has three nephews who arc °Meow
In the ornate Of the trotted State.
Gas an& Steam Fitting,
Sa 51111. branches, carefully attended to, by *ape
tlenenl, traetlent workmen. A flaytasortment of
• 13thiCrtlBs,
SiIOWE.R 11A.T.11S,
WATER 0140 SETS,
gynitelas,
Constantly on hand end mule to order. . :
TATE it SEVILLE,
No. b 8 FEL2It44 STREET, Allegheny;
!And =La BERT*TREET, PlK...burgh
rohll:Rawiny .
Comm!Aston Nerd:alit
Pluurobarzactrag - Ahlverio,t.
Denier In 'none, Ilneun, Chace:ie. Dried
and Green 'Fruits, rind all Form.
Products..
Older. IMO for all merchandise, Pittsburgh man
ufactures mad RCIIIIOII 0110, at deniers And immuf.o.
•turem rstes,`Dto.= LIBERTY STREET;( O PPce
idle Wood stroet;) Pittsburgh, "
Ads:manmade and prompt :Mention give:stoat'
conngraneollrand cormpondenee.
• PITTSIIVIUM Speei.Llayel
/a. Blink, -Wm. McCully es. Co., lilcDonald• -Ar
buelles, John I. Dome ix Co., John Dail &On.,
, 1 / 4 .1 / 4 S It. 1 / 4 Co.. • iset7:lydalrli
J-& DL DUSTEEN BRASS -.FOUN-*
. DEES,' GAS AND' STEAM FITTEIIS.:
'Particular atteMlon paid to the fitting up and . re.
°ANlTAO§ Th aga i m E tbi
„„Ass BRASSS CASTINGS, of all kinds, made at the
Ooziest notice.
All orders left at be
31 ind St WATER street
and LIBERTY. mill be promptly,attended to.
sir The' members of thla flrm Wan pretrial nts• .
agates, of many Fear't experience lathelrkuslums,
. We are alw agent . ll.lslin to
(Iz,7ziret.i.
siliAlll PtrAly, ier pumping 'Water, (re Mil
Itellned 011s, - Ae- - i 1,447
-
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ti:l,SlStjt,,,4,l; e -i s .- 1• t. 01. Italsigrenrs t.aid--Interestiog, N.tri•a. ,
tote, .
Freedmen's ROI -•
'e* nbticed tin arrival hero of
1.1
' * lief Asiatic:the...A Pesurr_. Foote dasaAge 'a,,,,, , , . ;
Si
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, debt ,; Or gatilaathin ' - Ellected:-.T.llm i ta!l. Uletheenaut Bartley„ of the L.
i t d Sigu b li G n ,
thibSer.,lptiou, Sc-.__
... , - * • * . one of thalami who ace:lmp:in the rare au
' A l a n g e irkti° l' of the fPnnds of the F,MO - i: :lamented Colonel Dahlgien la - his fatiMus raid
re
men eton.l.Thnteday :evening,-In Sim Second' . ereenid ,R, e h nlein a a an d wh,,,.,wee leaner 14, when
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? " 114161. * *641;1-Pr"'•ll'°4--'"l';')' fur the' 'he: tell. 'l.vOry 4 man :,-ie. : i.b.1,8) expedition; was]
purpose or .2" Trbedtaell'S Relief 'Adr :ei th er kilted or.eaptured,roadLitatinatt 'Bartley . '
'MC jaffali thi' . city shit the edloeellt eOltriti?: t lathe Scot deer who ' hat bee.O . retireed Trot&
o t
,
Res: Ur; Ili rd eqed the meeting 'to order„ oentlebinent: . lie Vs.'neow' erigag'ed *la Writing a
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and railed that Pion,: fluanas J. 1.. Howe net as , I „ini.i.Ain of fb a expedition, the first portion of
president ofthepecting. , .: . which we. give loalay s- •', ; ' ' -. •
.. Mi. Hove teeek the droll' and mated upon i'ey-
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'Dr. Jahn 'f. Frawley Y. op ale u . icultgpsidi Entrolte llizzzysti---I propose to give. you a
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' lhe'f°l/°'.llFrcalletnen."'''''`.'"'""r" t° n ` . . , Dahl to:Richntandtn February and Mareit'if ,
P ili / ret ' * ..
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____ , .„,,,,* „i. few, particulars ,of the. expedition 1 Of. Colonel,
'as Vlce-Pnedil atm, Tirs:C.o.ll.-ey etut T' Fr • .. • well „,.. _ _.. , ,
Dni „ , ' .• - r . thlixrent. It is known Mat airtnet party
Gilbert Follansbee, Rsq., - acted as Secretary of
..n , ere , either killedor eapturcdt that, Colonel . Dahl ? ,
,
the tomtit's. • .' ' ' * !.. :. ` gren was Milled at the head of his command and
The, President. thee stated' thh - object co eli te . .
that his bed:rims mutilated - by' winmeriSilinted
Meeting, arid gave ii brief meows of the rtiorei. • . •...... „..
luitafin thlifeity towards forming inciter Arse- &neer In the rebel. army . ,Identellant t tm-M el
~ , . .. - . .
eintloa„ referring to ,the. facttheir. at a former t h e .ltn ya i garalry eat off. het..llllger to get. O,
meeting of the-friends of the eattm,..beld smuts' .. __l,. :,,
man ghlwring. a gift eta sister at that title'
weeks ago, a committee lead peen annointeelth „ .. .
it Bat IWM eve the differentliems as they
draft a lotion; and .otherwlse provide [Or _dea d - • .: . ~.., .
the organization. . • ~' • '. • '!' 114peired, as nearriSl can OnSmtdayi Febru. , -
The committee, throttgli - their Secretary', . .
. * E' •
ary,2oth 1 a detachment made up front rho: '
H. Irish, Esq., repotted ,the following constlOV .
...
2d New' Tort, sth NetrYork. let Venn:tat , Ist'
don for. the-government of the Alsociatleik' , , - :_,• :--e h e' i , we I
,*hieh was pnanlmoosly adopted: - . , .
~ , • , 1- 3laine and sth Illiehtgan
. .{ . egan. ts
,o care
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demon 11;-Thls assbeitalou shall be conk *under geraMmed of tthic Dahlgren, left thelteati;
the PeeelletTan's Ald - ,Commisslore fOf Western' 'quarters of the 3d cavalry:division lof the arii‘y .
...Pennsylvania and adjacent.partarof Ohio . and of Ike Potoinse;!to proceed to Riehmend land.
;West - Virginia, and any person may become ;' a.
- set In cenjanetionW meat
ith t', forte wider en.
-member of the l same by:making a, toutribittiOtti , Kilpatrick egalnst the city; die elect, or w eh
, tio Its funds: ." -.- , 'J; Wes to lihonde the Union prlionors ..eonfine in
•• Air: ll.The,ObjCell 'of Alia - Coon Is
- 11 '5l-11. Lila:* prison, Castle Thunder and Belleleteiand
..iatall be to raise means for the physical relief, in thin many .other prisons In • and about;- the
;the mental - and religious education, and : the , „,i- . . , ... . ~. .. . . • - i ..,.
:generak-Improvernent an ti the 'co's- - the Tonic of Colonel Daldgren's force; eonilet-
ored,poople wiR hare' Wee of pay be cmano.- tog of about , four hundred men,'• Was to get into
Paled In tbe.Vbited States. : ' - 'General Lee's lines at Elie's Ford,on the Rapidan.
rr.
*A. III: -The *officers of this Commission river. flank I,eo's army,' strike the Virginia gen-,
shall, be a Prealdent, foer-Viee Prost:late r a
ron - ling Secretory, a Corresponding SimregitY, fret Railroad at . Frederick: Hall Station, and de
:Bostroy a lot of :artillery at that placer, cut the Vad
at: a 'Tromurert who, together with twenty-llva
~,, road and telegraph Wire, and then take the mad
°Ditecranlkaremli'lemof9ftirtehetstorsas,s°andstetanree' shalt
responsible river at Dover Mlits,.where,we.were informed. hy .
to Gucci:land. Court House, and strike the James
the ditch:any of the Commission. .
' thegulde. there was a ford that we could loss
tiny: IV:-Whellefer any ancillary aseodia- the James. Here one force was. to be dirt ed,
lion; organised, or to he'brer,,, bized. within the' ore part to cross' over anjetrike across the e on.
diStrlct of ronntry * embraced by title Column.- try to the Appomattox river, at the point Where
slim, shall certify to the Rebooting Secretary the the Danville Railroad erosees, dertroy the bridge
• lact. ot such organization, with the . names of ita end. then strike for Richmond by way of the
.', el :freers, the President of eachunstilary assoula- South-side. It was there we were to liberatelour
thin cued hecorne. ex . ...otifelo, a Member °lithe rulisted men confined on Boil Isle, • secure ,the
Bourd:of Directors of this.Comralislon, In ad,ll.
thin to the number already provided for inn the bridges and cross into the city. • The other part
of our force was to go down the north side of.the
rum g °lng ankle " ' i titer, destroying. all the mills and public proner- .
kyr• V.-The Board of Directors shall 'meet .
' • - , te, also the .I,yaehhurg and Richmond canal. At
;ctithe fi rst •teesuay of every month, anti rite of :
fete n= time General Kilpatrick, with 'a large
their umber . shall , constitute a quorum teethe force of cavalry end artillery, was to attack the
*transaction of basinma. „ , ehy bailie Brook pike. It yeas thow,dat by mak
,: . AMT. Vt.-There shall he an executive corn-. leg three simultaneous attacks on the city in
rnittee consisting of fire persons, to be aproltited
by the' Board of Dimetom, who shall pareease .
and have charge of the forwarding of all goods. teem eutl through, and the success of ode
party .would have Insured the SlteeeSli of the
forth:: bench t of the freed people : and who, to- different llama they could not orevent someone
ethers. nod - the accomplishment of our object,
1 miller with the Board co Directors, shall-appoint viz: the•libermlon of the prisoners. . .
teachers to labor ambler them. Onr piety matted' from Gen: Kilpatriej'a
11-G2. VIL-There shall Isc art annual meeting Ifrnekmarters, at about 7 p.m .; February 221.11,
of the Conunission held on the second Tuesday arleilirtired at Elle's Ford, Mont ten P. li.-
of December, at which the - anneal reports Of the There lieut.-11.. A.f.D. Merritt, sth New York
Directors, Rxeeetbre Committee and TreSslrrer I eavalrv. WOE sent. over the Rapidan, with lif
shall be presented, the otlicets elected, and ether teen trim to capture the picket post an d , reserve,
1. Quito:as transacted.. whic h be did in awry ' handsome manner, cap
' Aay. VIII.-No money shall be drawn from truing -thee entire post, thirteen men _and one,
the Treasury except, upon an appropriation v
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voted __ mi . /m . l einem. The whole „ ea s done so
by the Beard of Directors. and the warrants . for "-'
quietly th at there was no alarm raised along thee
the Mune thrill he signed by the President an d' eneniy7a }lnes. This made an opening sufficient
eatintersigned by the recording Secretary. ''ly _ burro to let. our column - through, and alto
Ass.lX.--sThe Board of Director shall, have Gen. Kilpatrick who wee following alter. We
poieer anti authority to till any vacancies occur- then crossed and took the road to Chancellors
deg Awtween the annual meetings of the Cor- title and Bpottsrivanla Court Houle, and then
millt°° ' "d to enact snit by-laws milie l m 'Y turned to the riot And ' took the road toward
deeueemadleut for carrying out theobjecte, and
Frederic Hall Station. We came In Sight of the
fof„ - .the proper man:gement of the buttress of
slather about 3 p. m.,: Monday 20th, but s iltellng,
the Commis. ion.. therebad been a brigade of infantry sent to
C the,
A N.
'tie -This - Constitution _y,ne amedied station, the -Colonel . decidid not to make an at,
• aany general M rne
eeting of the Commissinn, by
tack with What three he had, but to tura otf to
consent of two-thirds of the membera present,
the left end mots the roliroad , .south 'of that
providid piddle notice of such meeting shalt
point. So after making a dash to a house wal
l:aye been - dale given. ' - . in about four hundred, yards of one of their
Aft& Gee adoption of.the Constit akn, a corn
ramie, we captuted.:a Court Marshal In sea:lion,
laitteri of three was antedated to report knee- consisting , ot eight commispioned lottleers; Col.
nest teems for the Association, to report, nt the. :Jones, lst rdaryLaird Light 'Artillery, and two'
clese.of the meeting. . _ .. . .
, I,y , taint. artsrat, a a without nf dorm
The Presldentlien Imoodueed Mr. J. W'. Ste. . 1° . 1 _ ° . r ,7 6 . a.F.°,no lie . h u . liml-r • b ee l l s . l 7 e i g a l i a _ l _ so _. d° __ fla
KID) of rblindelphia, the Corresponding ,Secre. .In the camps of the enemy.:.. - 1 - i
tarf'°P ' ilte remThriva°l3 r " imen 5 Relief Al ' We then- M.A.& circuitous route:and crossed
sedation; who gore the audience a brief state
the Virginia Celdrol* Railroad *about four
trunk of the workings Mahe inethetioh-the
miles south of,the station, taking the road ter'
.ortment'of Irt - borperibrmed bud - the good Seeome. ward Cooeidand C. H. Wetraeeled on through
tabbed-the urgent need of increased and ex,
rot:Rid in this behalf. and • dosed With a
. strong appeid to. thrsee present to be active and . where it was-mil:ltch dark that yen could not
the mild and rain; through dense 'pine forests,.
tended :
ace the man at • your side; but we - kept on ,to
riedons In bettering the physical and moral eon
race. who bate teen or any 1x: etn a m i l iated 1° getting lost in the dark. At the place where
-Melon of this long down-tnalden and despised a,,tiquot,L,P-ethe'o'raniettirddat.Y4lrshoemn*.we.
of theme:nmwrictime
the. United States. i i ' we halted we captured six wagoas loaded with
** . Dr. 11411°1. of rhilad°ll4° ' I ' ' ' i nci in t ro - ri,rage, kud rations tor , Lee's: army, which we
dace M 8 tivlive:ed a very laawasting dimes
l mp,. proceeded to use in - a manner not agreeable
On the subject '- ' s. I * the owners, but GMT homes were very hungry
Ike . Brooli 3 Of PhiladelPhkes./ Bowel • . .. ' d soldiers' are not very
in an eicament'and touching appeal In DO I .." ,`
......„ .nig;
ag, t;; , ' or r ii - sowietitatert.
the mattering freedmen, and ertred Prentlitr that' at',7,;" elite p ni e t n ;h, t a w; parti c nimay Military
gctic and systenialle effort for their relief. , . late. and they used them - aceordlngly. Here We
were
The. Chairman announced that If th rested. till daylight, and 'then started again:
ere
any other gentlemen who desired to speak.
would be Molder to bear (hoot, If not, howonliii - After gebeg about three miles we came tn. sight
Inquire whether any arrangements' told been of the James River at Derverigills, .on the farm ,
of the rebel Secretary of War, Mr. Sadden. 1
made for recelvDor subecriptimm this eveithrg. •
Thus far we liad not met with /lay oppoeithin,
Mr. limos moved that subscriptions be made
at once, so that all present mighthave en oppor- -
_awl were. now where no Union troops had ever
Welty to contribute. .He would glattlyeddress oecn and the turtentshment among the people,
l'artl ' eularly. that Interesting portion known as
the Meeting, were - It - in i'l's power to give pro` est. contrabands. was laughable.. Here oar farce
a Reroute and expression to the *thoughts anti
u clings which. bad been awakened while he ilst
aid to the eloquent - and tot:elf:DT ad .Wns to be divided and part cross the river. The
~ Celonel accordlagly ' mare the dispositton .and
I the friends from Philadelph a, ; but b e ar;signed to the different °Meets their troops and
orders. Himself letarding
,1.1 go with, he put'
mould not attempt to add anything to what they
had said.. . that crossed the jameaßiver. . .
'
Dr Howard expressed great regret that he 1 It was here that, we - found out we bad been
miehtfonned by the.guide. ' Instead Of a ford at
was a poor man-too pitor to contribute to this
noble cause as Ms heart. prompted. Ile urged t hat place it',vras deep enough' to - - run a large
that, prompt aud liberal subscriptions be made, steam ferry boat at the lowmtstage of water.
and celled attention to the fact that slips of pa- The guide was; risked why he had misinformed
. us ..„ , y b ..a ut i te ra e c l i t i te u r . ocr Tb ult not or would not give 09
Kr had It:tenni:iced la the pews forthat purpose. I dee Colonel carry
Mr. Irish asked leaVe to announce. the names , a"
: out his part of the contract with him, which was
of a few gentlemen , Who had. inadee - Volnotaey
subscriptions previoure to . the opeattig 'of the: ; that he was to bang him If he tidied In one whit
to Dahill what behad promised.. , Ho had by this
meeting-and read the SMowlag: . . . . •
deception destroyed the Wholedesigu'of this ex.'
Dr. U. G. Hussey ..::.... 41,000 'peilltiort; and we were trgreat way In the enemes
Wm. Thaw::...; ,•-•••• ... •.• • . 1 ..;• • = /PM' ' - ' tianntry, with th eli yes of thib whole party in dup
l./Is...ma. „s_ *3l . / I °lfF• •' • ••••••• -- • . '''' • r : J, - 1 ,:t2 -. ger. *,The Colonel At once determined to take.
" O'• • "'" - ••• • - '"" .•
the -*pale forme down the north side of the James'
V. It. Brunnt...; • .... j 500 river and make nn attack on the wiut side,of the
, ,
• Mr. Irish stated that there were other gentle. 'cite After disposing " of the contighand guide;
men who would ['doubtless subacribe large the* eoltonn started for the west aide of, the city,,
amounts, but wholad not yet been favOred with bating burned the Dover Mills; Star Mills, and:
an opportunity to deeo. • i, blown up ouelock on the Richmond and 'Lynch-
A collection wad then taken up, and several -burg canal: i All
. mtlis of Inert. kind, and all
, subseriptions were math On Alps, but we ' had no steam enfrinets-UOinatter for what used, were de- ,
Menne of ascertalolug the amount donated. : itroyed. We mune in eighter the outer forth/-.
Dr. J.lll Clark was called •"tifirib to address the' melons &emit three o'clock In the'afternmoi, and ;
meeting, but declined to speak at length, owing , there halted Lathed and ;mat, Intending te'mnX°
to the lateness of the hater. Ile intimated. how- , the attack just after dark. ,-.- ...- i ,
ever, that at some tett:retiree ha would be happy „ Accordingly - -just as night dosed - ht, the ad-,
throw to out some few thoughts_and Suggestions - ranee - was maple truletlY, ter within a few hundred
to the society.' 'lle stated thathis heart was in ,t and:101111dr outer rifie-plbe. They then opened'
..
this tmportant cause.ind he wished, th e new or. a brisk fire of , small arms on our Ildef which. We
gmtlzationtiV e ltred. I . ~• .;cild not return-hut the cherry was sounded; and
1 Wm. Bake , Kim., Chairman of the Corn- the whole line, with drawn ' satyr* rushed, on
,miller on Permanent Organization, wabmitted them and made them leave for 'a more- healthy
the following report : , • I tar bite . This adrantagewas promptly followed
l'reildent-Dr. C. G. Himaiy. up, Solonel 'Dahlgren-and -Majoi C,ook leading
Vice P.reskieuttlios. Bakewell, lion. Thee. - the charge, our hova.uslug their carbines, re-
M. Howe, Win. There; 'Felix 11. Brunot.,l . _Solvers or aahrt4., .just as the case demanded..
Correspondire , Seer-Rey. J. B. Clerk, 0.0. The enemy were driven from line to another, ,
Retordingact ' ' " l -2 .''lrrirlshr Esq. ,1 . f 1 • nrid from. Onto fence to another, tlit. theyWera .
Treasurer-. 4 Ben - Kraut er, Env . 1 - el•lveelmele font milers anti a half, to their inner
Diretteirsz-Rev. W.'ll. Hotted, n.n., 1 119a. J. .lise,-.. where,„loßeiving heavy: reinfareementr,
K. Moorehead, Ret. Herrick Johastoa,lbw' . 't hey made n etand, and the Colonel, finding' they .
Wm. I*.axton 0.0., Ilou. Thos. Willtama, Jos, * had at- least four to ona, and not bearing any
Itorne;Esq.. ' Reea. NV,' A..Dartilsno. J.I S.' Tra- .la Ise .in the direition'of Xllpitilek; nor aeeleg .
Vette, G. B:Chase, J.. 11. Bitten:m . l},V A.: passe- any signale,.drerued it -Prndeat. to -retire, oblen
vent, Dr. T. Fatale, James ' Park. :.1 -. r.4)rinalt Y . was done in good order, ttuseietay trot yentai
l'hillpi, Wm. Frew, Win.l,lttle r Jos. mock; lug oet to pursue. We lost some men killed and
Josiah King, ans. McKni g ht, Wm. H. Shinn, ' wounded. antorg ' the latter Lieut. Harris, Fif th .
Esq., Josiah ( ,tiey, Esq., lion. Jas. h.. illratratn, ,M lehigtei Cavalry. shot through the eboulder. ,
Mon. T. XBlghato;Davlii nettle:son, and Ilariey ' We then took a circuit round the city, crossed
Chllds.. —, 1„. ; the Fredericksburg Ballet:id at ilnemary station,
Dr. Haney, pending the mutton to aaopt the, endttemee. to deli Brook pike, where:Kilpatrick
report as rend, bectrod learn to decline.,l Ifeful." . was supposed to be. 1 hulls:muscat ahead with
ty appreciated the honor Maferied; bet them. ,is . party to try:•aud open communication
Were so many superior to himself b( physical awl ' wllli;Gen..Kllpatriet, but I toiled -to aecomPlish
mental - meta, and berm so much better riltall-" ; the object Intended. for aka': proceeding down
lied for the - position, that he' felt constrained to' ,th Brook nitre to within tithes Mlles of the city,
decline the anpointmmit.,' .' : 1 '' . les ' . vie *eaptured ,n contraband coining out of: the
Gen. Howe favored the adoption of the report, ''town.:lle told us-Kilpatrick had turned off the
(With the ever:talon of Ills own natue4 end Ind- road down the Penh:stile, and that their
mated that thescasons assigned. by Dr. 1 Hussey , were: n the road !nide rat. I thou turned back .
for not serrlngiWere InvuTlicient. If, however._ and met CoViDahlgren about seveamiles from
the'Doctot felt unable to preside; hi oleic contd. the ,eity. . When I pre the Colonel 0
all 04
be lilted hererifterhY the Board of Direct us. ; foruiatiou I hail gained he considered It the m' ••••,
• The report re
wee then adopted as ad.. i ~: . to take the. road to Gloucester Point, OS all tit '
Gen. Howe annulated that a meetin of
, litr forces in King William and King and Queen
Boaol Worild be held at hie Mlle° at tar o'el et counties would be likely to In after Kilpatritk.'
Ole Morning. ' . • • We tiecordingly,stnrted for. Ilanovertewn. ferry,
(hi motion of • Mr. - Bennet, it resolution of solace we. arrivcml about Sa. in, w lVdtitteeilay,
. Drente *as nannintorrelytendured to the s-teakent. March :M. There we had/Wale trollhie in moss.
An animated disettealon enened - unou the acme- Ingcbut - finally about 10a. tn. the whole
„party
shy of Dirt !thing'. ail immediate supply pf east- was over Ineakty: :Wu theh had to dank alarge.
oft garments ten:Bete the wants of the suffering ramp of the enemy, teLich caused to to lose
food people In and around Nashville. wlto have about two hours:, but we pasectd them In safety
been driven le by Hood's recent , adva ce, and and took the toad toDabney's ferry, on the Mat- .
many of whom arc almost deatitotr• or clothing. ' stool river, where we arrived about ~3 p.. tn.
. It was atronged that' ail persons having
marts suit ablator the -purpose, - obonlii forward , safety Rad et arte,l in the direction of Stmeneville;
Mod dirlng to-day, to the warchonst of Di. 'mending to go by way.of Ring and Queen Corot
liessey,',Om Fifth etrcer.,.. -- where they will be House. ' . ,
packed and thinned immediately . ' '.. ' ' *' ' - " About * four p. m. we earner tit some of Captain
The meeting was diamlseed.with- the bear L. - pagiby•ir company of Ktag and Queen 'ettatit: .
tlon by Dr.:ll‘ward. .. - l' '- . ' ' I - cavalry, near a church where they 'had.. amdtt
- bled for drill. They formed oar the road, bat out
charge scattered theMthat we meld not see thew i
they bung on our rear. and killed one plant .they
losing two.. We did not atop .tit efAtUtrla , fir
them at all; milted' on' across the "Antler
manieck creek, when we halted to rest and dot
soniethlug to cot, Iv being now dark. Attar II
halt of about an hoer owl a half, we train Mar.
. led; but Madura more over a 'halt mho; elicit
the _advance was halted ht the toad by the viadi
of the enemy's cavalry, At this Volouel Dahl;
gren, klajor Cooke and Myßelf oslo to the frond
to see what was. he miller; when .we; were c'
deter] to surrender. .At tide Orb Cbloa el preeen;.
iled:Ille "resolver and 'demanded a- eurreuder,ot
. .
Blom Put No< Quite an excitement iu Must
oal elreles heal: -- mu created by the puhil ztlon in
the eastern papers - of 'an article setting forth the
suitor - ler merits over aU others of the - Steinway
Pianos. It la written in very conclastire
and - is .a very:strong endorsement of these Piano
Fortes., Its ameataneeniturallyeamtglt created
quite-a Antler. among the other• piano; makers,
hut the .genilttenesslf the document, and the
highvbsracter of ill signers, are matters beyond
disimle or - earil. Au butherotleated capris row
in the lien's' of the Steinway agentel. Ma3lll.
Kleher da Ben., *bereft. may be =piped by all
- who take en interestln curb mattera. I
. .
MEM
• ESTABLISHED IN-1786
1 't
iliaWitiliillie road: Thii, tlui re t itled,-when
Le atbuntitedidllie, but his- pistol Inissol.;•-tha.
cap 0 1 2 1 Y F-Xlitdlig.' - instantly ,almost; a volley
from about t lt tSuridred, carbines, a bet. gnus,
4 and smilirel ..' . Wm; poured Into oar tart fl ank
firms a disiaziei aboht twbray feet. Colonel
.Ilablgrch Millie balls having .pawood tklanigh
Ilia mut bad.l.. ;Did caased a momnitiry
. head
Coattail:in, ilidadajor Cooke;now the seal* of
f/Pei, crderoda fence on our right flank thtown
`down, and,Mille'dilie. men In -the open tie ld to
`ionic thelicenting ont tOattnek as .the: sticond
time; but It wlitywin evident that . they would not
.attnek ni InOrliit &Mind; lad as they . ..had`, five
'oralz to our one; they could, await' daylight" anti
'pick to a One' by, one; an we passed along
. through theritibutry;; •'- .- • • ...,
A consultatissitivas , then held, and It wral; de
-1
serialised to: aiol up, tit; wholo force, no re
- dared to abouk, seventy-Svc men, and ever aua
trii maktillescapo to„.General Botlees" nos.
oil. the 'Rams smock river. Accordingly, the
men were orderitd to fasten their sabre's In the
:gfound;and tie' their homes to them to hoop _
thenstriline;istkrevery one slip off as quietly as
posiibbil, tiltbsiueeddid in getting, th.,muult their
linos, and, Walks! . till , daylight, when . we con-
'sealed -ourselicilw a pine thicket, to sleep". and
. await -,the:niesb,might. , Just at 'dark (Starch
iill) we suartialigt again, taking a northeasterly
direction for , this ppabannock river r and *Sur.
traveling th ' .the .wotals for about, three.
ides we cam' 0'n - 10g-cabin, and making aOare- .
Int ,inetHnntitsidflee of the place. concluded- it:
iwcruld'be safe On itip and getiontething to ;cat.
Vnibrtunatelynts augro, Saw its enter the house,
and went to blrtnaster, who lived close by laud
; told him ;' read he and some others came in op' us
..ssild,eigkurectsdiscasrParty, tell:limns to his house,
where we werikipitill %hellcat mottling% ' an,
Oftaiwilesing . l.deva: Marini and. myself ,o l our
Wisichts, he Jaiied.ii.hver to Capt.".?..lagrqder,.-
wha•Wato ilicbila todlicluninial. ,.
_. l .
' We arrivid'aeltichmand on "Scdueday, March
'fah, at 51.4.5..110 'As our Ireanient wiled we
- came to , LibigyesWali slightly dial:rent; from Plat.
.of othermirbailtaie served irliduit inteieethig
.31.ace;.1 will. via ari aarlyday give -Into the paißle,
that they,umekketow hoir to appreciate the high
,military, ant] moral tone that prevails among the
chlialry. at.. the. - Oman-Skive ; Confederacy, of
which,ouT Mutual flicnd'ileif Davis is the great
1 'A ns. „Vir reep,il.3.rully.
- - - ' , . Lantr. 1t.11.1.T1y.
+ - ~.
.£1:-1VandbuboW.
Wedirect pfnettention of oar readers, to the
advertisembeliff the' Lecture . Committee, lan
•
flouncing t tlie.jnbit remit= by 3lr. and Sfra.
VandenheiT,Eheridan'imasterpiece "Thei
vals,' , at daifilint ‘ t HiU to-morrow evening. i
Beats maybe secured today, from two o'clock
until five by thntutiders of season tickets, after
which time 'ate sale will be open to the public.
Not the leastr.bnercttirrg part of the eVcaing's.
entertainment still be litra VandenhoTo patri
otic recitations. ,
The seleethinis said to be admirable Melo:
ding. -"Sheridmis 'flide,"' by T. U.. ]lead,.
enlist." dze. Wehone for a crowded house.
Tursxna,'Linele Tom's Cabin will be per
forined"for the last time this evealug. All who
Soave not seciilt,,should by all means go. The
Theatre • haillien 'crowded; every evening dar
ing Its representation, and the audience appeared
better pleased.ftum wo have - seen them for a long
time- It is just such a play as - at this time Is
interesting to 'every one, exemplifying, as It does,
the gigantle - orUs of slavery, the cause of the
present wieired rebellion. - Golo-night, and see
for yourself.--,:v, ;
. . , .
Tun Gassi,cownms.wow Snow continues to
"attract large aid fashionable audlencet, and well
data it deset4e: the, liberal patronage It is reeeir
ing, for a hetter.entertaintnent has never visited
this city. Mr.:Rufus Somerby knows how' ,to
conduct a brat Class establishment, as Is abund
antly evidencedby this excellent company, eery
one of whiehAs a star of the 'fist magnit&-e.
Do not fall p. this excellent troupe -before
they leave the city.
AT hreClellaii d's Auction !louse, Np. 55, Flab
itreet;gpithiare reiuced In ?nee; Cmtruelng
Loots and shoat:lt every deaerhal.at, dry goods,
Llankets, shawls, *amoral aline, -tlauneliolo
mestie.goodsi hwalety, glorett, ko.
sit.= 6r one:dated freight on. Saturdai morn
ing of the - /WorehOnse of Mita lirotr., foot tit
Seventh streit.'"T, A. McClelland., Auctioneer.'
CREIGItTON—Ou 'Thursday Decem
her 2slb, at'l o'clock, at the residence of her grsnd.
father Dlr. Thos. Simmons, AS Ross street, Mrs..
$. A82:31 D. 91.8ffili.TON. ,
. • .
-The Mends otthe family are respectfully Invited
to attend the metal on- Sexcntnav arrenaroox,
:it 2
1:22=11
TIOLL4II , bA.V.L.NOS, BANK, NO. GI
. rourns'eragre. .
ossicrEutn isss.
• Open &MlDl:nil a to 2 o'clock, also on Wednes
day end SakaMaravenin,q, from ?day Mt to . No
muter astrakelmStalln'eloalt.and from pievemker
let to May lid Desna to 8 -" •
'Deposita received otiat stuns of not len . than One
Dollar and a dividend of the profits declared twice
a year , June - -and December. ' Interest has been
declared semlannttally, In 'June and ccember,
sincethe Bank was organized, "at the ro te of eta
per cent. a y esz. ;
Interest, if not drawn out, Is placed to the credit
of the depoin m' tor as principal, and bean the same
Interest fro the tint 4.y. of Juno and December,
compounding twice a year without troubling the
depositor to call, or even to present Idc pass book.
At this rate money wlU,doublein less than twat**
.
Books, containing.the Ohaiter, By-Laws, Rules
andliegulatlons, furnbshed gratis, on' application
at the oMee.:
••• Pniziwiza4--OEORGE ALI3REE.
run 1.0.114411.14.111.
James McAult7, ". James B. I). ?Leeds,
John ,r,
James Herdium, • M Pan
Isaac . uock, •
Peter A. Madeira, , James Steidle,
Anderson John B . ideradaert,
A. M. Pollock,7oVD!, lobed. Backalien,
.
Caldd Adating , :d. 'Henry J. Linek •
John. C. Bindley, ; , John : •
ticorge Blsely . Walter P. Xaraliall,
11111 Burprln,•. - John Orr, -
'Alonso A. Caner, - • Robert '
Charles A. Colgan, I Henry L. Rlnirwalt.
John Evans, - .••• . E. Schmertz; .
Beni. L.-Fahneatireni. • Alexander Speer
John .T. ,Alevinder Tindle,
William S. Haven, • Panitlek,
Peter H. Hardier, lease Whittler
Richard liar; : Wm. P. Weymiuy. •
James D: - - Christian Yeager.
Secretary :114.Tretturtr—IJILAII. A: COLTON:
MX! BA.Vrba t t i lb s igliTUTlC23s NO
Custom }lona%) ',Chartered by tho LegErZare.
• ' ' BO I JONES
Wa. K. Smith, :-.; :Joshua
Thoo. 13rodleyi
Frcncis Selleni,,.. A. Relneman. ,
John V..Tenollap, . Joseph King,
Thos. S. Blatt; S:111.. Kart man, „
henry Lloyd, • ,
Jam Park, - Jr., - S. Fowler,
U. N. „Pi M. Planning,
lir. Jas. CargAbnin, . B. P. Jamey .
A. S. Bell, - • 0,11. Kola.
des. , • •,
Wm. Smith,- A: Reed,
W. Wobdwelly - W. IL:Phelps,
'll. Schmertz, - Morallier, .•
Crownswi, ; C.ll. PouliOn, , ;
It. 11. Smyth, .. . Joeob Stuekatll, ,
Cr. Follansba;' •, Alfred Stook.:
C. Zug.
semmry.;lllll.Treatisier — D. E hilklNlsElr.
dally from 9rt... en to ^p m. • Ss
li) crenton, bon 6to 11 - o.slark. - '
Depaito reeeiredolone dime nod upwards. • •
Dividends dais:Orin Dieember.siellune ?Teach
.to remota. are plated to the ,
credit of the depositor no l rloelpnl, and. bvlr inter
cot thuitoinpoondia It
Bake containing :Charter, fly-Laws, at., fdrnisd..
far This offers, esaelaity to thaws
persons whowe ear:dogs are anntll r the opportuntty
to necumulnie, drpostta, !easily sowed, Is
sinuodcwadhiceah,ew.l.lll::-reaounpmdurceut-toi•chocri needed,
money not onl y' being arc, hut beorlog Interest,
FRUIT TIMEF
. . . .
Of Arri.M•we have sonie . o),ooT, and °Tall the
leading varieties most profitable for this location.
We IsaVe'esttrif Onetreesi as Partpliarvear, :Raided
Blush,HollittidPiptdrdTtaldwin; Yellow:ger, Gate*,
Xing of Tompkins Co. Rhode, based Green,ltome
Beauty,. Ibunisei,Reto , krshowse, lotmsies Sweet,
Smiths -Older , :Older, Ike.. with a very - , l ar go . stock of
TEAR,: CHERRY. • rizActt,.
OREEN, S H AM'TREES, • 'COSI:I. •SIIRIIII
BERY, ORll4.l'iiio l .lSE PLANTS, - Ste., Ste. As
our stock to large, we oder: great inditeemrats to
;Lenten aml Wholesaler purchasers. Orders left at
the tircen-ITorme; Oaldsed, or Pittsburgh Post Or ,
nee, willlse . prouiptly attended to. ' • .•
• - JOHN MURDOCH', Jr.;
laws 4: • 4111.00ntrah Amt . I , ldarsi Nowiefirs,
FIAiRITIME, - AND
CANE OD WOOD CHAIRS,
wita g at reduce , ' ptioci,
WHOLESALE .11FSAIL.
JAB W; , WOODwgrag, 1.
- 1,1"14.5el add SOTItIIID STBEET,.
orvotto I.4:E4mumspa LCo s, and
MKT
Iito..M . FOURT(i STREET
IY7+:l CU 01 NOTICE.--Lett ers - :T es;
tniinuy.tigiti - the estate of De 3011 N e
CV
.D11.1N11,0.1', late of Sewickley- bormmh; A leche a)1
couniy,denniped, havyar.bettm pantrA to Abe - ua f
dmi g n,d, ions Indebte4 sold estate will .
make Immtailate payment;esei tleuie hiving • clam(
eaalest. mad *Ante. nui present Woe, *overly aul
then: Jested for settlement.- - -
EDWARD 0 Alirsl3l4l. Sr.,
•
t.Y
rs,P,
it eat irareto;ising ismpgib
Pcot. of BALTW ILILAURISON Brooklia
,froikeTOß4o6.o2.
REFINED PETROLEUX,^.. i
In ranka Clisular.]
Offter, iCo 13tA.Tr..11 SIU T, . rtor Voir.
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ALLAPE CIMVSS,
Commisgox atC&CILLNTS,
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24?. 124 SOUTH;WHA AYES, PEZLADELPI/7 A, PA.
arStortma , nagaelly (under - coner,t' foe 15.000
barrels, Also excellent facilities for ntg9glier to
American and Foreign porta, at our wharf oil $h
be/real Riles . , niiabePitittntexof tile P. FL 14
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3A3IES' WILKINS,-
„ • DILOGUR AND D/14.1431 .
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BEFISED 0 it:S
if
rerry —quesrie eirs,
• Nif-Sel.eltetttlentiven te the SALE:AND
SIIIPMENT OF - P.ETTCOLVUdI awl fi t s products.
Vosoolgamients respectfully. setteltroL _
Pittoburgh Ageney for VENASI3-0, OM Awn
TBANSPORTATION ICOMPANV • -
011 , 11.17.110X•17t.. ~.atja. 7
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Ko. 10 1111,WIN'ISTBEET.
ritrsuinwit:
• , ,
we- Ltbritil cash lutvili6es 'eoi,Slttimedts for
I.ltt‘burgh or Eastern Markets: ""
rerranoncOrnitroncts: :
• Nears. 7.5. Dilworth q. CO., • .
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mhio•m •
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SEEDS, and CIPvr I I , 2I.ND DRIED. FR MTS.
rioirefiffiL woRKs. • •
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Atactlfactucen end. Refinen of
Carboll OD, Benzine andLubricatingDile,
Crude Petroleum. ‘• •
Si - Works OPPOSITESXATIPSMItte. OOII3O
Nil. 69 HAND STSEETi Pittabuigh; Ps. '
rig.wi t ii,.pumu. a cp., ;
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Libe*leash a4vances Inadd.on. maggnmeata
Re - Oiled or Crude PefroteuiM.i
Co,. DUQFL:.9IIE
,IV.I Y anft - HAIWOCX Si.., I
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lio t vit. CLUB ST.. OthibtirSll4.
iozareanma AND COMMISS I ON msacirimr.
AND DEALER IN OILS.,
ILLUMINATING, I.I3OIIIOATINCL CRUDE
PMT/lOLLIGS OILS, Az., eonstalett y on band and
for ale at the lowest market prima. Conslos.
meets and eiders whetted. ROC=
11.111.11rA111N6 111151 IT Z. MHO
TARING & KING,
• COMMISSION. Id F.UC lIANTS,
• A ncoiris 13 ,
PLTROLVME AND ITS PRODUCT%
. . Awl olealerklA ;lx nk'Materlala. •
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XANVIACTEOII I I 07
Oil of Vitriol and-Aqua. Ammonia.
*Sr Orders left at Jobn Porte/Meld k Cm'a *Moe,
corner of MAU/Lkir and llitST f3TS., metro
prompt attention
LUCENT OIL WORK& --
DUNCAN, DIIHLAP & CO.,
WA3UVACTUILEiSOV.
Pure White BeOned Carl!**l9ll.s.
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N ORTON'S OINTMENT,
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Flop Sail "theism and Scree Ada, :-
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• iisa ERUPTIONS or THE '
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Tile Olatmeet penetnstes to the baths Of •
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the pawn lot the disease upward, and ev partiv
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ENAMELED 5P0041-004:10f4•:
Thew tb mot& Ate wit:nutted of Ortt
and yrootontood to millulars bmailtred ra , Ls
lel length. Can be bad Lq all calory ooiLout4kii.
MAW:MAI:Ina:LED HT Tara
PORTBKOrra MAN FACtroalta
CHAS.' amoßV_•,' . '
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Craig St et,•Allegheny.
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thioodendoned not estate of JANE tetoGlLlw .
Woof the City of YR sb gawk docitancol, all Woody
kitoolog tbetnattrot Indebted to WO estAtoisforin
.quetted to melee. pay eat loomedlAteli, NA tboos
hitting chino nolnst wild tatate ',tit please pton
.eat theo, duty stuthnoticated for pm - most. - ..
WM.:MeV/AMA:ND, Adatiolttratot. .
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TELL' !,
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Lir. irt L 9rposite Ststit, Piwiaintb.
litasufacturen osAVIIIVH, LASII Di at SWELIIH
: Octet' env demi* lop of LEATHER BRAM-
OidemSonelitd from Um' inde, !Old goods prompt.
Ily shipped ps gitilrustructtnna. . . . 1,5..,,
• woliKVC::4TlCTilwzails,
f n. ° 11Lutle Worker, Paper Heave Via
Plasterer. 'reties sad Ornaments, al all Ideals,
Of od Dm notice Orders lett at-1f CON-
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ATV: SON 1e ANDION.
LIOMMDIEROTI air2tultArrvi,
MOVE tiltAIN. sad. &metal PIaITIVOZ.
dealers, was WOO.D.talumr, Pittsburg's, Pa.
I CAR4p,TING,O I . I . fatsale, by. -
ate ..itr..I)IVIGEKtLX.M.S.
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