The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1863-1866, January 21, 1865, Image 1

VOLUME T , XXVfIf:--NO. 28.
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VERY LATEST NEWS
B T meows.
11UNSTLYAMA LEGISLATURE,
:tspwasaDniwteh to the Plttsburth oaten & ,
-•-: , Irsanzazunce, Jan. 2016d5.i
, • Fllttuun'lntrodueed :a - bill In
n eig tti• Ante
• erne e ointment
of the .Pklabansh Company, to. two ••delloral a
theitawitkPfovidint, SiniCtie entnpany,deee net
F atwuntolate tool's than la reitilred to
vent. pay ten per
' - •t- •
Mr. Graben', a bill extending the, time of
endeplethasi of the Allegheny Valley
testjeers ftom June neat. :Subsequently passed.
N. Yr. itosses sonplement to the net Ineorpi.
rating the Jatnettown . and Franklin Itadriead,
e. authorizing the lane of flue handred thousand
dollane In bonds: `-parsed.
:Au ant allowing Jotat owners and,,tpneata of
neLtieral lands to form eomPandee Sind makti baei
rels mac:wows. Dauce.•
: Tiok bill kill:2i re—wlirniiii.Slii.TWlSaline Vfolar,
„Boyint, of :the Illth resutsylvaula angluesat,'
Passe&
1.. ,. Mr. Loarrjr , reported- a.btU requirinrrallyead
, icecap:ilea:o telexripb.kulidtclyr lintuzillately
: glee aceldritai the riannitof ihocetillied - iind
r .,...the Senate then . adjourned until -Fta sday
':legira°vcogit-dit3ttree. ketollraecacral°llre-rcdonThet,3luhtja°rli-airtilkiiilriu-6-
thonotarics or electleiratilieri riolated ihe aloe
*lon laws 'granting aoldifeiVAintel. - 11'irruid: - 1
Mr. Deane, altered a.resolutleulastructln4the
1 Judiciary CMarnittee to lognire Os iiiiiitYnniotnOt
1 of tax paid tbe flute by bisnlaitl.rrired.l.--,-.----
j Mr. Kelly' °dared a retaliation to turptlrelnto
3 , the expedlezmqriatigtrittinliEleetitinjjairic,
4?
„Mr. M'Clttre offereda resolution reinirlng the
k Auditor General to report-to tba*Monaetha rail
" road companies n - hteh - hare not complied
',"`
with the Tonage tax df TM-I, --Which, wait passed
...o2-> , Mr. Brous offered a bill incoiPointlogyho TI
, curate Valley Railroad Company of Ven.mgo,
?": and a rcaoltulon lnstruethr , Congressmen to
'4 • vote for the repeal of the paper dirty, vridelt ;ra3
.;?..,' • nested- ..... .
qjbe Rouse then adjourned ' until 'Monday
morcia.
51-
NON NI ANDSIIIirittiEIIB IN NElir
. &hares by the Castosi Home Au
yttlorllles
• • t, APpREHENSION; ANj DESPAIR • IN, THE STJTN.
Diasaudona Between . )!EluilaiMaa and
idbo., ease.
•
Special Western Associate Press Dispatch.
• New Yomr,Jan.,4o.—The,,downward • more.
• ' . mast In railway rOnillineil. Aribe Sinn
- - Exchange this morning, the depression amount
od to almost a panic. Thenawes a fistron pros
ante
to sell the entire Est, and a very low
,polnt
• was touched. In money the Bears hammered
'• ;1; the market aodtbe,Dull party,,effered cealy a
feeble ruisiencen - The feeling an Lire shmacit that
securities may ho still Luther depreciated by the
anivil of news from the coast, or of Iv disPo3l
-
lion at irehmuld to negotiate for peace. The
Gorenunint list le. heavy, especially .on Ave,
twenties and tgrfnities...: f likseellenesiutf.:
stocks suffered depieclatioie.
The Odd market has boon In a perfect whirl
pool ofoxsitopleat to-dsgraTfflterstreet hi fall of
rumors ofibere startling hew; ltia - denl4- - of
the capture of 'Wlithington -canned a rise of 7 per
cent. The lowest actual salciVeri at Mi. The
money market was algUrbea by a further decline..
In stocks.. Nothing doing under' T . per cent, it.
Foreign Exchange. Light importers are wait-'
lug for a farther decline In Gold.
Pctrole umeteekithiniind'higlar. , :eledia
Knickerbeker at tee; Itynd rural, - 075; Noble
Well, 57 4 ,11 acharean,,211r:Nartherp hlght,
Excelsior, 15715:
The Petroleum market is inactive,• 07467f1e is
• ...keel, and me is offered foe, ifelinet In Bend.
Crude is flat at the.
The Tobaccii ntchinwpr, is now filly organized.
A a meeting Scald-day reaolutions were adopted
thanking OR:St:44la ,tobacco merdhants'fbr
their Intereit zeiturifestfid; M. tire New York To
bacco Exchange: The..largcst , rneelvers of to
bacco from the west ate invited In this mom
must.
A leader of a gang of cottetcrtiatem, near th
city, has been arrested and the gang broken lir.
Eighty cases of cevaltYboots, which It was
proposed. to 04,0 the repels by wayot /data
moms, barb been selicd . by theCcuitom anthori
tics. A Ann . this city shipped dvc thousand
dollen wortNof riettopling..ltiVernenti fbr,
the same destination:. The Chalons ifttheritlea
have taken bold.fef the matter. • -1
The World et Ito I illy ti t Its Richmo Id paper'
show that. the SouthL possessol ofapp ehension.
and despeir„ was would willingly siva, up Dm
soonest it the ro was any homer - magnanimous
treatment at the hands of our Government. It
hopes the'admL-tetniticty wirjembrice the °P,'
pee t mil e DlY:Peace; - .
The Tribune publishes an article from -a Ce
ssna paper on , ibe'd'inermlons liceireen .the,
Emperor of-Iferice,4l4 the clergy.. _ It thinks
the rupture will greatly encnuriga the hopes or
the libereeLparty for• the speedy restoration of ar
Ilepublirnn form of geferument.
The /Arnie". Washiagtou +spacial sap: 'The
friends of Gen. ,Tohu- Cochran-- are pressing Ids
claims teethe - Winch Mluleo.'
Army of Tete mac *pedlar contain'nd nein.
,The noes' washiastul PPe_ehd .ftifitge
delegation of the paperreanufacturers - were be-
fore the Ways an I Mans Committee, urging
them not•,to.„ - refeed ' tkle duty' on paper.. They
gave facts and statementa'aboirjorg that , it would
be very ijajutions ,to their Interests to.rePeal the
. • .
New Yordame,P7.--i-Thielrehmond Di-spate/4
of the .171/e,...Syse. ;"-The people ham become
more &praised than- orer , before r because- they
have beeslitatered by hopes
cofolea4soby msons
who well knew .thatitheee - ,.' . no, peace
abort of subtebtalcm" end emdar tilt." The -
article throughout-,Jac-m . 4j bitter towards the
rebel Congress , foe n- hrsagurating. pesos mono.
Dent. -
MONITOR FOTAIIR,O totsTacup
la • _ '
FORTY OK FIFTY rimw nitowitsi
roc°
ta , llio , curo. Our
. ,
RETREAT CIF.TRE4AIERIY . :PROMO CHARLESTON. ,
-Nsw Tam, Jan. €' Bt/ The UAW! Staten'
tranoporOnthen;li . tini ott'the
ms arrived:: The - •jmonther Fotapeel was de; .
strayed o$ therlesion, : at • tirn;o'elaehle. te, on
the whfitreloingpicket thrtY,.. eyebel tor,
pido. Forty or fifty of liar - craw weal ilAwfi
with her, nbeee nailer !nice not eater.'
tuned.
bnon
. . . . .. . ..
On the itghtor the 14th, The 17th corps, cotn.
nuTded cii.cop ß oid mite, idyiirica 0.;x004.-
r . . .. , "Igo hildge, on the Chtwtestort: watt §avunnati
o lk
t, • inilroad, and notified it, together with the forti.
,- eaten, an we r guns, lost
.
y men titled and wounded. . Tiler:ins were
.
4. eplive. The enemy crectiateit during the night,
and fell back iciriirdi oharleaton. . . '
Adt - leea ' from INaYan...a.h.
flaw nits, Jan. W.,—.Advices by the Felton
from Savannah report that • the beat of order Is
maintained In *hazily; and few soldiers are visi
ble in the aims. s. Trade is. /hafted .but prices
are regulated "by,law. Just before leaving At
lanta the soldiery were paid off and thoy, opant
their money freely at third/at Oran .
Arm isibelc - Valned at. I; i 53,000 for.
It is said .there is not as mneh puffin**, In.i3a
vannah as rapartmlaci rho MS/1011 that when
Hardee emanated the city, and., before Sherman
too k pmptoion, theyanterad OM:storm andlup•
plied themiitivess with mid stocks, Tha wealthy
.o.itisens,lomvitver, didn't ;obi in thls raid, and as
oamtposses- they may now bo suftering." - - '
It is for thear..4' then * that the mdiscriptiOna at:ltto:
'North are belnitaketithellloTaineilt. fiCvory un
popular among the tiddlers, who'cooilder It as
giving aid and comfort to the red 0404111011 of the
.....r:',... ;1,. '1 . ": . ...,1 1. :a.-1rt; . 1.......-t. ~::..1....:4"
THE CAPTURE OF FORT FISHER.
DISPATCH FROM Amon PORTER.
“TIIR WORLD RETEISAW OCR FIGIITIN
Wilatingten Eeported Evacuated
_.
-- linw Tont, Jan. 20.—The following dispatch
from Admiral Porter, was yesterday received by
•
the Secretary of the Navy i -.' t
..,.. -. •
.J" ortA Mantic &padre," PIS SA Ar .P.-Asuo , ww,i . 1
,
. . 01 . Peri Maher, jaw. id-.
:- Sfr—l wrote you yeiterday , that we have all
the forts. The army have captu .1,200. Men,
,
and a large number of aelleenkinendittleneril.
11111theit and Coloaet Lamb. . - .- • , * 7
... . . .
"Thattribpatt sio:tio*: in • thi.riire, and Tril
fillagton is sealed nitiinsibkoettnie runnere. , .
.
The ithisi Itin;, ilea/Rica thdi .works on
Smith's - Island, and-lf they do not deetnay Fort
'Caswell, it It of manse to therm , Weirill get that .
after a little while. -
Ton must not expect too muc h o f us at one
time; these works are tremendotas. -
I was In Fort Malakoff a few days after ita
Surrender,ttr the:Frensdi add - Edash.. Pith
tomblned . Artulei of those , twat nattont- trees
many months capturing_ that _stetut#olL. It
vron't compare eithEr lii sleem'lteengttribls or t
Fisher. The fort contained seventy-five guns,
and many of Mint Welyt besttY , ,One4,... , ,-..,•.'" -, I have not:yet' learned what our casualties art
In kliled and wctinded,, but I think three hun
dred will 'cover lin. .z ' --.-- -;- . _
We bad a bad explosion. la the fort Chia morn
' Inc, Which killed and woundell about one hun
dred nice. A number of. our seamen were
blown np, and Acting . •Asslstans-Paymaster It.
H. Gillet, of. the Gettysburg, was killed., I trill
vend a detailed' report its soon 'iti I cart. ',The
world never saw such lighting as our soldiers
did. nu Fe e tfUllTrlar,Ob'ttierlit;; nrt4 , :,...a;
(Signed) D. D. POlCtitt,
Rear Admiral.
.
TO Hon. G. WeDeS,Seceetety et thell.i'ry,l{retti
. logien.
P. 11 . 213 f01te,4111..11,--, Itepotts by t:Aryortmss
MonrOe boat sayibat an arrival from off Wil
-1 mlneton last evoniug, brings the intelli;once
!that the rebels have alown,up.ForcCaswell, sad
AVilmington was said to have been evacuated by
itvera.• - .. . .
I'm:ism:Rs Mommx. Jan. 19.—The neallll4-
Tiftelounne, Captain Ilerim 'arrived hero this
momine - ,from off Fort. Fisher, r brluging two hun
dred 'Alit-era and rrirates, wounded in tha late
ark ult..
The later; news from. Fort Fisher is, that
Shortly after the surrender of the fort, th.: cc
-145 blew up Fort Caldwell and: other minor
inorks 'defending -the entrance of Cape Fear
river.
At the time of galling, the sinalr gunboats
had entered the river and were actively engaged
In Searching for torpedoes, preparing to aArance
against Wilmington..
Shortly after the capture Of Fort Flitter, a die
gram containing , a nlan,of the whole system of
torpedo arrangements In the tape Fear river was
discovered, and our naval eflieem were making.
a search for the key of the diagram, by which
means' the'ln (cruel designs of the enemy would
tic eonipletelyfnastratml.
Taw Your, Jan. lo rot pont.° to lorpl.l
riesabout.tho rßiirted capturtt of Viramtogion,
the Nashlitgtoti
.agent of the 4ssoelatett rrei
teltgrukttiss Aiowt . „ .
‘`_t r asuractirorti licam; Jan: 20.=-1' have Jost
thin. moment 'returned fro:xi the linvibViut:
meet. I heard Malan litmenhout th
.f Wlimine~tou. " e capture
Wastrirmron, Jam: Richatimd
'arer oirdahtsttut 'fallowing
yesterday we *ere iltheut additional particu
lateOf the capture of Fort Fisher beyond a cor
rection in the thee of the tattault; the - position
becu the,eorarat one o'clock
.on Monday mbrstlnglastend of 12 o'clock Boo
daynight.:; The fleet co-operated . with the land
form. E:toughie known, however, to warrant
the mactuptlon that the'defense of the Fort was
defective' in' point of vigilance. It reasonable
o' tidier*: that the fleet Jkopt up at least a Mild
bombardment during the night and that the To ,
Pike or tue..140a.. force the.procedleg analog
emitted the' garrison that' , no second attack
would be. made until the ensoing day„, and.
that . "s,trkri`.. safety,' and strength. would
be enhance& by ;retreating to the bomb proofs,
or 'otherwlie seeking shelter and repose for the
Meld. At the boor at which the Fort was taken
the moon wa.V shining brilliantly ltrthe
!warms, o elt•MattataaMi aridch ahOulti.lame - sde
gelled ;extreme. vigilance: ;The strength of the
pi,ehMtt and. the fact that Weitzel, one of the
ablest; eneneeri or the 'Fame army, had pro
,kr;unced the works inipiegnaide, would seem to
had to tio.coociusion'ttulkthdre was something,
•tvrOhg. di the matter new •itanda we will have.
to-be contented tca. a time at least with the an.
manta of the peaty, halm by some lucky
chance, some one or. more Of the gareist u shall
tame camped' to throw some ettbstantlal light
It i..r,reriei Mel Berrei^r.:Eel4en reTize.
the; Secretaryabip of the.SCar. Departamm. le a
few' d and that .Major,,lain....JohtiCeßreek:
riege wIII be aril:minted thavaciney. The deli
mite condition. of Mr. Se2dom'a health is &Jahr..
lets, the eetwapf his lUtelltlOll to retire from the
poilikm. The &aline! and &lama 'hare ant
cks' Mmilar. to the above.'
ANTHER :.$ ICII6IOND VISIT.
JUr. Mair on a .Iffore Errand
I ; Ithan the Former One.
TRAIN APTU4O NEAR HARPER' aitalc
tsinNo•to,w,Zan.2o.—TlitEeenZna Stai says:
Mr. F. P. Blair lertthis city to -day with the raw=
pose z It Ls bellered, or paying another stilt to
Richmond. Re left in the 11. 8. - steamer am, on
which 'teasel he made Me last trio. The Don had
`been lying at the Nary Yard.wharrimdcr special
eorders,-Anrine the 'lnonthig. 4 t "l o'clock: Mr.
Blair:arriva , at the Yard in a . carriage, nod
,onickly went on board the Den * whose lines were
Inuirklintely drawn'Tv • and lite left at 11:15.
Afraillik wen arrozallabled bY his inrrante, we
.
.17i.snr.,Norotr. Jan ,430:—A special to the Cans.
.nwrrial As'acroser. soya: ' Scum/. rebel Con,
i groin:Oen hare expressed A, desire to confer
L with - inthorized officials of Um United States on
the ,salbJect of peace. Blair's errand -
Illehmond this time b more Important than Ike'
to anti CDC.
• Yonx, Jan.'9l—The Fars Washington
nicial rays: Mr. Bla ,Washington tor
Richmond on a steamer for. City Point. It is
hrlieved that ho is to. bays an Interview with a
prominent member of the rebel Congress.
- • A patty of rebels cantered a train on thellal
titnoro and Ohio itallroaA, near Harper's rem.,
eat night.
'!" ease* of a Malta Erie
NW Thaw" "Yati.B:C -4 The * Tribtati hag the
following apeclat ll' the case 'of Bennett 6.'
Babiy; the Lakeßrie, raider,. Judgment was
['Ten at two o'clookahls evening. by Recorder
Duggan... The Otani room was densely crowded,
a IMP/ comber of Bnathcrm r bctnp present.
The pie:Wrier, after.citing the evident* for : the
defence and /cosecutlon ' ordered the , renditton
of the prisoner under the - ertisdltion treaty.
The following t. e ute,'OgripliOlie,tort,to* of the
Ind/inant tind'and determine Hist' front the eminence'
taken, before *me, according. to the !awl of this
Proshiee,:on a charge of robbery hero : preferred
against the prisoner Bennett G.- Berley,:aceord-.
lag to the ; kW' 61:.tailiPloyIndo, for said yob.
fiery, tile same as--if It had been committed is
tidePreirince."
btr.;Comerozr, tho inisotiorl! - 000nstl; appo-ah
fara irr7Vallrabca3 orptin. _
. , • •
tkare - 6- -Seddon•Notltettred
.
.
IVeSrunnvon; Jan , .
Z*.l.--The Illehmend
anairwr 1511, saya:.."lfewsli33 an Wllelly.
scarseyesterday. , Unlnternmted telegraph coos-
WWI had between 'Richmond and
Mobilei but so far - as we could learn not a lin&
of - news, official or otherr:loc, was received.
"lbe report of Seddon's retirement from tins
cabinet, bps not bern confirmed, nor Iniccd boy
of the 'rumors of high military and political ars.
pointments eircuLittil by sanguine. persons In
the past few days. -
"we ;learn that, the Secretary of War has di
rected the Provost Marshal at Fredericksburg to
release Mr. , Foote from custody. It la uncertain
whither he will now Proceed to Washington or
0
rate:n. hiclitoond..??. • .
senatoi ;Wilson Re.clected;-Abollshoieut
Or Slavery , itp;ommended. •
13asicor. - Jas. - dd.—The Massachusetts Senate
voted this afternoon - for A United States Senator
• with the' following - iron& LL di; J.
• The AllllllO HeUse.:of .‘ileprettentattres hive
Ustentpaously. passed- resolutions In favor. of.
amewa t he coistunt!onpf tkalLtn!ted States;
General', ilchollelei Going to Join)nett:tan,
rA)CII9. Jai; 20.--The Ikmocrat learns,.
that tho:244l,Gotpi;•:Gen, &halal, will MOIL
~ jO/12 .Gam. elionnan ylq the Tennessee and Ohio,
'Flinn Andean tolide'wkitt; nen.
thelibely`
cxU-.
FITE UM LITER PION EUROPE.
Comments on the St. Albans Matter
REBEL LOAN FURTHER DEPRESSED
A British War Steamer Wrecked
altra. dbo.. „tee
Ntw ToriX, Jan. Ml.—The. idearuer City of
,
Baltimore, from Liverpool via Queenstown on
the sth, arrived to-night. ..
The Battens" waived out akLiverpool oaths
let and Glasgow ou tlM2d, the Canada at Queens
town-en the 241, and the Hibernia at Londonderry
on the dd
... , .. .
Llneoln'idrsaPproval of Dix's order, to paean
.. . .
~ .
-the marinders into _Catldn traa_reeeltrod with
great zaUsfaction.., The papers generally argue
that Unpin world do nothing lase, but neverthe
less complimentshim far prompt orders. .
• ' The Times editorially Is verynttLelt, Inclined to
,sympathize whb the Federidalulhe mhifer of the
be'. Mbens,raidere and maintaina that the au
thorities esaght to. have taken the risk-and re
sponsibility of detaining the raiders until the'
warrant was signed 4E7 .112w4GinitiltrOt GittlerAl,
acilAtlya that whatever fault way be attached to
the Canadian authorities the Governineut And
pcoida of England had , nu pewee In thetuatter,
end, have no other wish than to carry oat the
Extradition Treaty with: ell 'fairness and fan
ners.
Cardwell, Beereiary of B , ate for Con:meet, In
a speenkt at'Oxfurd: asserted that the- Ganad!an
Government would maintain triiibtate the imii
fiality of British turtitory r and If Gus existing
taus grove insufficient they will not lung remain
Ett-
- The war news Las fnrther depressed the rexl
lrnn to lir, a toll of ten Ina weep:.
The T irus soya , Shernaure eldli and dating
recorded frith brilliant sueeete, an! Thomas'
Tit:tar:es rant" rater thirepirlts of the Federal"'
and coverer' them In the belief tut throurtemt..
the Fenn h they have,no openly capahlei of op ;
poeinr: their chief oracle."...
British revanno of VIZI, 'was only thewe.
thoueond.below-thaproplous yesw, ootwlthst and
:fur the ri.cluerem of seven millions In taxation.
The . British car eteamer, Race Horse woo
t ricked In thekliiinweee:s.`Nlit.iti-nine liven were
10.1.
. .
.... . .
',lntl ecn 14 , 1 , 1 C were crushed co dc.lt: ,
i.. - rc, 1 in Dundee.
. .
Naneltstn, at his mplo.ootro "0e Nee ,
Y.str'n day, was congratulated by the Papal
Nuncio, and in reply-gave amurauce of his car-
Orkt cEeris for the maintenance of price and
of ire_
The French government hod clergy manifest
epriticticd hottilitles to the rope's encyclical
tutu'. .
It Is reported that measures are to he introdu
ced by the Corps_ bin to abolis,h and
to
pn artleles.use g d - ohip building and
to admit foreign built ships duty free.
nitre Thipolobn has - been 0 1416ln:cc! Vito
President of the Privy Council.
The Bourse is buoyant and higher, Rents
air.' 80c.
Tim Italian Minister has tanned a circular to
the Chambers or Commerce to warn lnerehants
agehitt the violent fluctuations In Alnerlearqra-
L I Cr CM:MIL:J.
Other ent) anent/11 nays L. unimportant..
1 5 15.—Colton goods settee.
Deer?ol. Jan. s th.—Cotton Sales only 5.030
hales, including 1,000 fbr export and speculation
Prices centrally were lower. '
Track.. at Manchester yesterday wee . dull, and
prices generally 'father Imersi! retrotermr—)te,
-hoed continues Mtn at Ss. id.a24.6lpergallon.
Lansced firmer; sales at. - . 60 7s. 6d. The stock of
retroleum at the end of the year was over 15,000
London Iforkett.—Breadstnes Omer. and Sue
English Is(ter2d per quarter. Sugar Arm.
VERT LATairr---ysy telqraph tia Queens
.lZwe)erpoor, an. 3.--Capt. Corbett, who
eentmand6l the iteamer See King, note the id..
rate Shenandoah, on her voyage from London to
liadelin, has been arrested inrstorating-tbe Rd
littment Act in enlisting men for tbe rebel navy.
The London Tome, to.tlay r ttaa an ankle high
ly eulogistic of Geu. , Sherman's alcilL'
The prize fight for the champlonehip between
Diatom *ld and 7i!!!silen, resulted in the victory or
Vents& -Brother:lmM CoNproaa—,lt' taard
- Ittnidered by a Negro Convict.
Cmciaasn, ;Tan. 20.—1 n the Congress of the
Fenian Brotherhood yeEteiday thoDoputy Iread
•Centreimid art fah:rowing letter fin h the, Oen
- tral biro), In Ireland, which Wis loudly ap
-41„m1.e.d;• touLpefoured- to --shoCorrttvdttua on
-' Military Affairs. •
mollun .of Colxiet 3fulden Itwas re
in red that the Committee of Ways and
H.ais 'l,O Anatractad to- report oa the most
prretiral plan for - raining Munedistely the
gr atcEt amount of funds to aid thelr brethren
One of the gnat* of the ChM Penitentiary
n med Daniel Item, wan murdered yegerday
'while IcnniCting t hc • e v aini:taV:a netrp Convict,
• w , was partlally insane. -
Durtrtzetlve Fire In .St, Loultp,..ttnetrle,
Mons upon Colored Persons *smoked.
Sr. Loris, Jan. Mi.—A destructive fire broke
out -last night in a building on the Corner of
Frtirth and Olive streets, occupied , by clothiers,
hatters, &c . The total loss Is estlrhated at
t.;.0.004. and is fully covered by insurance.
' • Prcrost-IlarsbalGencral Baker, of the Depart
tro nt of Missouri, has ordered that all orders
and regulations :nun his °Mee imposing restrle
thins upon colored persons, at such, arc hereby
Bursting of Pirate Gam
WARM 7.0701 f, dan.'l:o.—The 73Ceretaiy of the
Navy, In re:Tonne to the eall from the Home fur
a.ie I Ontittr; to the - bursting of Parrott guns at
Tort Fisher o says: The number deo:royal was
five, end *et forty.ltee Were haled and wottaded.
Tee erne of their bursting. It Is deelniel, can
not be determined for want of further data.
Venn of Abcse guns were entirety of wrought
Iron; they were of cast Iron strengthened at the
b: each by wrought Iron bands.
• Gold Further Declining.
Nsw YOnx, Jan. 51:—The Gold ntarket is ex
cited under a c.palduai [Ott of rumors relative to
ranee negotiationellio fall of Wilmington. and
even Charleston, vibicb, thong!' not believed,
tied to shake co:lilt:nee and deprtss prices.
The price 'openul at .200;.4 and idvanced to
2471.5, ana declined agr.la to titn. Sellibg oat
aide at 200.
Washington 'Territory.
Correspondent:a of the Pittsburgh Gssetts,
- CASCaDLS, Winlll3olo Maltrr
—November 17, 1661.
Therelea great excitement on Pitget'a honed.
Very rich and extensive verse of gold and silver.
bearing quartz are thought to have been" struck
on Mud Mountain.. Mud Mountain in on White
Ara, about seventy-fives
.from Stellecoom—a
town on the eastern cheroot Paget's Bound—the
first rise of ihei Cascade range of .rnottnulne.
spoke of It In the account of my trip to the Nez
Perces mines. One thousand patina of Use
rock was sent to Ban Francisco last week, so we
shall soon know the value of the quarts. I hope
It may turn out good, for that country, needs'
something of the kind._
The Th e gold mitx:s near Victoria, Vanemareet
Island, are about worked out. Gold was ;found
in the croylees,of the rocks on oho creek, and
some miners did well ; but It lasted °pipe
,few
.The weather this fall has been very fine ; bet
the lest few days hare been quite 'damp—raining
Most of the time. On the tops' of the mountains
It wan enoW. Thle r tnorning thennow was .with.
a thonsandfeet oldie, river.: E.IC. -
Cascades is a Rule village on the north bank of .
tits Columbia, 'where that river breaks through
the Cascade. Mountnivol: - , It Is the lotier,end of
steemboat.narizatiOn .naper .Colutabia,
befog Met above' the Fells. Loft y . mountains,
some of which are (veered with perpetual snow,
crowd tmon the ricer on I•oth sides: The Wm
memo of that river above the , Caecades le eery
coneidcrata, owing to the extensive gold mines,
of Washington end Idaho territories. The val
ley of the Columbia for hundreds of miles :those
Ilia Ctn.eady Is said to Ito :very fine, especitily
fir grazing.
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Vi , nAT a TOAD Din run s &nAnnit.—A friend
connected with the United States Banitary Com
tni,don rciates for the Anternms Agricuttmest
the following incident, which ho witnessed, that
exhibits Mr. and 3ira. Toad In a new char4e
tor :
"A number of wour dell from the battle of Pe
tersburg were lying In n hospital tent, among
whom was a negro whose leg had been taken off.
De was on a mattress on the ground, and, the
weather being hot, the dressed stump of his lrrg
was exposed, and a swarm of tiles were settling
ansurt It. Preacutir a birrs toad hopped Into the
tent, and taking his stet oa near the edge of tho
bed, began gobbling up the Idnebottles In double
(Mick.. Thu moment one alighted within six in.
cites of tbe spot, be would sonare himself for
the athiek, his eye ,twinkling with excitement,
nod then witb a dash of his tongue sada smack
of Ids mouth, the unlucky !meet would dlsap•
ne•boy• was waleop when this coed=
miraced, but soon awoke, and wag at first fright . ..,
cued at the toad` self - near but our
' Friend bade tin bouulct,.anct,polnted out the:
serrlce the more was , rendering, when the
negro and ally 'present -voted him W mainline of
the Commission, with many thanks, and hie
dart get u at-pnee a high faror."- - . •
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ITTSBURGH, SATURD
EVENING GAZET T E GRA S:
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IRTERESTING FROM MISRINGTON
STANTON'S VISIT TO S AVANNAH
F. P. - 1114 IR AGAIN GOING TO RICHMOND
SUPPOSED REBEL RAID FROM CANADA
RUMORED RESIGNATION OF SENATOR M'ODUGA
THE raiLorronrIPISIIER
LEA ADAM URGED AS DICTATOit.
Exciting, Debate In the Ilebei Congress
NEW Tors, Jan.W.—The Talc's/CO r Washing
ton 'special says: One of the multi ofStantonts
tint to Savannah is to solve a doubt - as - to Vie'
sounduestrOf GOlR'Simarian on the ungro.itlMfi
Ron. and policy arc those of the Gov
raiment. Ills treatment or the - Degrees of Sa-
Tatinah haw Inspired them' with confidence, and
they rely on wholly, Ile has Immo hi*
heart a great scheme for the benefit of their race
In tlclariiia,aed It Is understood hero, that, the
country will ho electrified in a few days bran--
order from him .partltiouing amongthem the.
arandoned sea-island property of fugitive rebel
ll:titers, nod estatlish log theni thelffreehalls
end laying the foundations or a new social con li.
lion in the death, clime. superstructure but fen
-I.ditirians are permitted to ace.
The //erahra Washlaudon special says P. P.
I luir, Fr., will elan for nichtuond critic tudnur.. '
row. Since Ma return he has been in frequent
and piece couverantion with the President and
other leading members of the adminlstratiou;
Lot what the charate: of his commonlea-
Leon has been, Or with what authority ho
i n now clothed, is as yet unknown. That he
amain so soon nitro is an Indication of Ilk
Las ing teen charged with some commune:Won
Davis, the tenor of which has not bees
n ade public, and which in connection with tag
etc7e•st-tt achieved by our forces, sines his later
.% it, with the rata., executive, and the evident
tii , lat libation of the mass of the Sountem
jlc to twill:me the war, italuers the bullet that
ruee.ttafttil y aned the
part cf the adtalniatratlon. The resoareca of
rtnnns6lp may now be fully employed is
.o.er i..m a ill, a pr......catiou of mill
t.tra Oct In ila: operations, to bring shat a Sue.
tenni:lath . ..l of the ant. At all evueb. it
Is certain I hat I;,, rouses at tin to Ills re'..:
enpltsl. This would indicate that Nir.
neat mission was for more slice:a/Ifni than was
a'toneri In transpire.
The Tt Alan p al corms - pendent, for
ru
whece t , tworthineas be editor ,ouches, an
nbubees a supplied rebel raid over the border
the purpose of releasing prisoners in Clinton
prison, and that l'iattsbure. Nemeth. Burling
ton, Weturbiary,.yt., and lEverhill, will
be Vicar d.
A special to the Trihana, dated Washington,
Jan. In, says: Gen. Butler has turned over to his
snccessor half-a million or et.u.th.., the proceeds
of bate ott butlers and other traders, and other
moneys.
It eta rumored that Senator McDougal, of Cai
n, rule, wlll•rongn.
Richmond papers contain a debate in the rebel
Congreaa which shawl that the Committee on
Foreign Flannel., a which was referred the
peaci° propositions, reported unaeiruolisly , In ris
.Torof sending commisilmiersio !Me for-Peace.
It also allows that this action, Ilea produced a
rupture, with Jeff. Davis and the RiehmondOli
gacehy on one Ode. and Congress representing
the-Tropic oir the other, which la shaking the •
WM:le framework or the Confederacy.
Mr. Orr declared that the people were determ
ined that In some form,tho stateemanahin of the
el-entry shall be Iriioktit in an honest effort to
cad the carnival of death by negotiation.
The debate is the moat important 'which has
•oc. erred during the war:
The Richmond papers arc again abusing Jar-
Ocn.,_Bragg and others except Lee, fur
allowirg Ton Fisher to fall. They
. agatti .6111
File Lee aso dtetater. • - ••• -
The Sentinel having published/In article de
nouncing pence nnolakuns as treadon,an exciting
debate took place In the Ilona°, In which the
Jnennft was - toughly. handled. Jar Oasis was
amend of Cadatvoring to Intimidate theadvo
rates of.an,,honorable , and peaceful amttlentatt
of the watt --
In the ileac, also, there was a itehath on the
proposed repeal of the exemption low. Mr.
Mental, of Ky., was to favor of a Clank sweep
of t very man In the country. Re said the rebels
Ltd vet begun to fight yeti ahem said that the
cOuntry ecedul farmers and that the people
sin aid he divided into solalens and malacca.
The Richmond Whig says the propoalt.krn
.which eame from Jeff. Davis to repeal the ex
markn taw rightfully dada but little favor
In t.osgress
Ti,,
tlo cotton at ‘Vilontignin I. burned, as IN, /i n n
tichin 01M the plats. is nn loniser of any com•
sismener, and it may full into the enemy's hands.
The Itfrilmoini L'o,isiree. In act:ensile:Nl: l u the
10.1 anya: Now tor the drat time we nra
11,1,,w0 entirely 01,011 our own resources. Butler
haratalsen Bawl Christmas day bathe did.
because he wea afraid. It would he folly io
rrortaa. that the poi, of Wilmintstou was not of
grant valvo to oar cause, hut that It did us much
Inirtu is, equally
HIE SITVATION BEFORE MOBILE
TIE ADVANTAGES ON OUR SIDE
New' Ynee, Jan. 20.—The TrdooWe coerce.
1 - vendert, writing from before Mobile on the
esye Ac matters now rest, the relyantagee of
th - e eltun: ion arc largely ou oar side. Dece:ved
no to our orig:nal Intent-10m, most of the rebel
truce designed to pret-ct the Mobile and Ohio
Railived and naviguion of OA Alabama and
T•rubighco ri•ers,ara far up In the le terler,or else
scatteirel in their endeavors to cover the ruiners.
14.• parts offhe railroad, sous to have no great
rtrength. Furthermore the tear of another
raid fr_rn Vicksburg or Memphis will not permit
th , tn to niter the present disposition of their
trrero, They cannot make a more without en
d/levering the communication of Mobile.
1116 stnte of affairs haring been taken advan
te‘r or, ouch movements and disposition are
hess,o made as proullse speedily to compass the
tall of the city.. Gen. granger to already active,
wh , l, the trams on and near Pascagoula ricer
will not be far behind. I expect to write you of
heavy lighting on both laud and sea.
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Charleston to be Evacuated—The Rebels
Blowing up Their Works There.
Thu Pori. Royal correspoudent correspondent
of the tiro York World says: I feel It locum.
bent on me to give you some dolorous notes
from secessla. Wo have tetufteos hero direct
from Charleston, who report that the Insubor
diumion among the troops there Is (weaning,
and without parallel. There are some extreme
are-eaters who are absointely'enad at theresultat
and they arc vainly declaiming on the virtue
and nerevalty of screwing their courage up to
the sticking point. •
1 have heard one chi= of Charleston declare
to several eitllcera In Beaufort that It bad been
agreed to evacuate It when attacked, and that It
was arranged to blow op the rebel works. This
report was confirmed by many others, and It is
more cumbere, for the enemy have not a
antlielent of Men to defend I t rt, Is be.'
Bayed tho enemy that: at -no distant day the
Palmetto city Wtt INTO thos - etant and stripes
waving Cotta ramparts;
- One of the refugeta further stated that the
:enemy would make but little battle In Georgia
and South Carolina; and that .It was reported
among rebel circles that these States would be
eraeuated In eanrequenee of the lethargy of the
peorle end tLe new and favorahle disposlt lon to
ward the old government cubicle had sprung up
under the mild but firm rule ofGenerrtl ffherman.
•
.Ir any fine old American gentleman, "all o
I the olden time," la sail In doubt as. to.wlictt , er
the world moves, let him rend the following par.
agrapb, 'which we extract from the Sairentuth
( 3 eorgla).lt,publican: .
3trcrmo Or TIM F I L ET:TISIEN.—YegttraIIy of
tcrncon et thine o'clock, a large meeting of the
colered people of Savannah, was held In a Col
ored Thiptltt.Chttreh, on the corner of Aionlgera
'cry and Julian wens. The attendance was ex
tremely interested and Interesting. Several col
ored speakers ! well known arnortg the brethren,
made intelligent addressee, rind the whale meet,
Mg, led by the excellent choir of the church,
Joined In singing the [moue Liberty .11yant of
the Shxner and the bondman.
BLOCKADE RuNNING B TOPP/M.-0110 of the
i ournals says that blockade running into Cape
'car river will not be stoned by the. fall of
Fort Fisher. This, we think, Is n mistake. If
Fort Caswell and the other forts at the month
of Cape Fear river have been, abandoned u re
ported, there Is nothing to Coprevent blockade ran
ting being 'stopped, .for. both ,citannels may be
occupied by gunboats., Whether they have or
not, the possesasoonf NOrTnlet . will - allow our
gunboats to occupy the channel 'just above Fort
Fisher, and nothing canvass tuthimt theft per—
Inhuslon. The Richmond' jonnuils distinctly say
that the posaession of Fort Fisher shape the'
blockade rtrenhig:,—Tfitt. Tater.
? - ANUA.RY 21, al 5.
till AND SUBDIIDAIL
United Ithaca District Court.
I
FlanAT, dummy 20 th--Before Judge Ife
.. s ., .
Candles& I ' •
flu Court Is still in session, and a number of
casts are yla to ho tried. The calm of Joseph'
el
Barkatreea a postmaster In Bedford county,
who was ed on &charge of .peeing letters
/
that a t.O his lands, has beenTencluded
and hub In a verdict of not guilty. Bark
—,7.
htresser inanot, ttowever, released from custody,
.
the Dist - ci• Attorney having further business
ivlth birr..! '
!.; . '. o ._
lhe cam or the Truitt,' States nzainat John T.
Murrhmb for isstrjury, was on trial to-day. It
semi that, Janus' King anew James Davidson,
offered r f and way accepted ea a sniettltute
for Gets ran Kluges, of Iffrminglinm, who was
.draftml : tho 10th of Sqnember last. King
al b
made , davit that 'he was not a eltlien of the
United E lea , but was a subject of treat Britain,
cud the* davit was witnessed and 'tined by J.
,• T. lar d and' John Braley.
Ciptal
.J..Rerott Poster was the first witness
sworn, a .I.le produced the papers, showing
that Kin bud offered himself as a aribstitu.e,
and settle ' forth that ha was ese•mpt from dra ft
by icasala of bein f t: an alien . These paper& were
AIM aboutAlte rat of October. but no action
was taken in regard to them, owing to ente'of the
wirnathes, J. P. Murdoch, not being present, and
Kingui, haring • shortlY afterwards put In another
enbetltute. / 64W nothfug further of the papers
until James King was brought before me, charged
with desertion from Mlle. Otero. tha papers
"Were produced.) I read the papers to Mr. nue-
Alvah, hbo said they were correct, and signed
then.; 3turdoch did not appear In the Klagus
care ItSfere the Provost Marshal. The case of ~
Klagni Was laid over, wafting for the appearance
M
of urdoch: I know that these papers were be-
fine tans aßoant of Eu roll meet, from my cedars-
ment on the papers. I did not sea Davis, Ma
gna orMutdoch at rho time the papers were be
fete ne.. X . know the easel did lie over for want
or Murdoch. There ems - no action taken in the
finsiaTOS A. Klemm, sworn—llly° In firming
em ; hrd hook-keeper fox Hareem drilled on the '2011.! of 'September. 18111;
Dever saw Um defendant until the Ist of o:toner.
Defendant, John Halley. James King awl a
Mr. --were together(f tasked the substitute's
price, find he said teettO for one year; I agreed to
that, metes , went immediately to tho Aldertnen'e
miler; we stated Ilea we wanted alien nehntittne
1:x1AI - tapes (the Alderman) netted the names of
the it Mara] and sulatitute, wad the witness and
the time were sworn together; after swearing
th,m be (the Atilermen) asked John Harley if
he 'mew the man, (Kleis t ) and, I think, he said
1, been him in the 011 emintry; he thee turned
lo dimes:eh awl aged him the name question,
and Mated/mil Fah! Ica thought he e ea the persoa
he saw hied it New. Fork " its May last; I asket
ato yostions my.. If; hr then turned to the sub
em and aged him lettere be lead resided since
~m i.;; to this country, and he answered, at
l 'ltlladelplalannd•Claveland ; I sow loth Harley
and Murdoch ekes the papers; Iltarlay wrote
; setrly i Murdoch el cc; we all then want orer to
I'Mvost Mantled's toile, ' on lacking around
in the :Provost Marnhalbs business, wo reinsea
Mm do h; handed the papers to the officer, and
he raid, lilurdoch not being prompt, the ease
remit' tint proceed ; John Harley and substitute
meet to bent op Murdoch, and both rater:matte
ter entitle wales; finding him; this being Set
erday, !hey said they would meet me el the Pro.
net Marshal's office on Monday morning, at
nibs o'Clock; on Monday they did not meet me,
and I gi.d.o veteran In my place; King was stated
to he froallthe city of Loudon; he had aimed o f
alvarauers of an Englishman; now him
seine wes after lathe Provost Marshal's office.
'Fleet Oweten, aworn—Am an alderman of
the '' Those papers were executed In my at
tire. This I know from myeignature. Hare no
reaffieellon independent of the paper.
(•npptyWa. Shields, aworn--Met defendant In
the outhrhuslneen office-of the Proroat Marshal.
I went, In and met a wan with a white coat on.
•Ile asked' me whether I know of bay ono wag
ing a Substitute. Told him Iti M. Ila said he
had a :Mend there who would go as a substitute '
for animist who clotted one. I asked hint where
be Waseund he called him up. Asked King some
titerllon s ', and heaaid he was an glen; had come
to this, epuntry in May last.• I rtekerl him who '
weeld }'kneel for him. Tile man with the white
iseat of Would vouch for hint, and he called up
the deceit - dant, aud the defendant Paid ha ;tomtit
vouch acet the other. I thee attired the and
Ito gad the fin° or CVO.. I then told them they
Mould litacin Make their terms with Mr./I:lves.
Sent Wu : Kismet,, and be said he would take him
If the evidence was sufficient. Thee all three
wait tel the office of Alderman 0 astoo, and the
Maki:Oda was made to the Alderman. Magee
flail kg :amid a substitute, and wanted the access
wear Isfeket in cpand to place him beforaehe
Alotambe. Klages,, King, Harley, • Murdoch,
myself and the Alderman wens peewee
'( be question was asked of Murdoch " how
long ho had known the proposed substitute,"
and he Cold, "since the first of May last." These
questions (answero) were sworn to. Defendant
said he knew King to be an glen. The papers .
were then filled np and read to the parties, who
signed Chem.:magi three were allerwardesworn
together. I asked defetblant how he knew that
the prejstnal nathstitme was on alien. Ills an.
ever wed that he was present whet, he sot off
thipteeval at New York, In 'Mel lasts lie said
that ether that the proposed substitute had liv e d
in Phliadelplaia, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. King
one a than of Ore fret ten Inches, In height,
elle Ittly terren to corpnieury—full face. His ac
thea tot foreign. After we got through to
Ahltrintuals office, I told them they would
have to go to the Provost Marshal's office and
be ?anginal by the Board of Enrollment. We
started to go there, when I want into the Amines'
noon ; I handed the papers to Captain Mellenry,
ageteal Mr.•Klagna as a drafted man, and hce
then allied for the nu.antitute and witnesses, Tim
soh WOO. came forward, Harley also, but Mur
doch wan not there then, and I did not notice
hie ats.sous, until he was culled for. I did not
ore defeudant dace until I saw him In court yes
terday.
('rare-examined —The oath that the magistrate
calinitiktlreil was that the cuatatta of the mid
day:: mere trop. lie did not swear them to make
Lille m 4110144- '
Ant moot, Captain Foster was recalled and
le icily tecemined, and the case was closed on the
rat Of the Celled
'I he Council for the defense, Mr. Marshall,
time addrcesed thedery, ii, which he quoted the
art of Camerae, an relation to the enrollment
act, and argued that the present case did not.,
ettem under the Jurisdiction of the Pintail:a Court,
the dm offeate is alleged to hare been commit
ted before a civil magistrate, whole acting under
the lava of the State of Penneylvania, and there,-
theease Wan only subject to the.Lltra balled
by- the :trembly - of the State-of-Pennsylvania;
that the Lulled States District. Court had no au
tkerlly to 'try tranigreasions ageing the have of
any State,
Idle ease was still belng argued whom wo lett,
bat was probably concluded last night. ' ''•
It. B. Carnahan. Fol., !district Attorney, !IP
pram on behalf at. the Ufilthd'Edatos, and Thai.
Maralseli and John H. Large, els., for the d o
tense.
Heidi+. Wu Liar 11 9484‘ • •
On Thursday evening, between eight and nine
o'clock, Dr. Atthnre was summoned to attend a
man trho had taken suddenly 111 lu Smith's
tavern, on the corner of Second and Omat
streets. i The man was found In an expiring
condition—the heart still beating feebly, but
reeydration bad ceased. In a few seconds, he
wan pronounced dead. The deceased was an En
glishman named 'Mahon Quetter, who arrived
in this city about the Drat of April last, leaving
a wllb In England. ile had been engaged about
the city ea a laborer;tuttll the Bth lust., when be
enlisted.( a soldier. Dr. Levis, Examining
Surgeon, pronounced him a sound, able
bodied man ticlAlog - a consklerable stun
of money Into lila bands, Qui:titer began to
drink excevalvely. .On Thanday evening be
spent Mild &Iwo with &number of friends &Leal
Lewis' tavern on Grant street, and•when he left
there Mr. Lewis requested friend to accompan
him to the
.Girard House. On the way down
they stopped at Smith's, where Qiielter drank a
glass or gin. ' soon after, In his - drunken gyra
tions, ha fell In the bar-room, but did not scorn
to have been seriously injured. Ile got up; took
another glass of gin, and soon after sat down In
a chair. WS head dropped upon, hreaq and
it was proposed to remove him at once to the
(areal House. 110 was now BO drank that ono
;min could not do nothing with him, and azies.
renew was sent to Lewis' tavern to get more
help. When he returned it was found impossi
ble to rouse the mon, and Dr. Arthur. was sent
for. The nest of the story has been told. Alder.
man Donaldson held an inquest upon the body
to.day,,and the Jury found a verdict of "Death
from Intemperance."
The McFait Murder
It will be remembered : that about Christmas, a
man was arrested in -a saloon In title city for
sating, whilst Intoxicated, that ho hod murdered
Montt at Oil City. He was confined hi jail
hero until Monday last. when ShertlT Stewart
having received a requisition, started with the
prisoner to Oil City. Numerous circumstances
lead to the belief that there la'good reason for
suspkioning, this man. Ile wds very much ap
peal to going to Oil City, and:until the Sheriff
started with him, be confidently exported to be
PLIMITDENCT lint Alt,,Lllllo AND GMT
WasTonnßesoraz..—.-It is anted' that Ibatred...
dency of thleirnportant lino htta boon ttuadored to
8. B ..Lllommedleu to be held In connection
with Ma present' position es - Provident'-of the
Hincinnatt, Ilamiltoo and Apart' Railroad. It
is thought that hi will accept.
Singular Deismlt of Crystals.
The editor of the Monongahela Repuldiam has
been shown a singular and beautiful crystalline
formation in a cammenivater pitcher. fleSayS:
"After the rain storm on L 'ilitsy evening the'
'lady who was using the pitcher on her toilet
1 eland, had It: filled as usual from the cistern.
The wat er held In solution some coal soot, but
not more than usual, after a rain, In our coal
burning diaricts, and the pitcher fall was set
aside until morning. To her surprise themem.
ing light showed tho coal crystals precipitatel
upon the sides and bottom of the pitcher, form
lug floters tree and bnabes, with every deli
cate leaf, petal, and branch penciled In the mast
charming manner. We have seen ninny experi
ments-in crystalization, and have been delighted
with them,
ti but this specimen, formal Into bea
tiful, most beautiful flowers, surpassing the
finest engraving, has.. been admired by all who . '
have seen it, in terms of "surprise and delight.
Mr. Cyrus Underwood, who has the pitcher,
tells no that no far no one has been able to otter
a plausable theory for the occasion of the Man.
nes of this deposit.
Fourth Ward, Allegheny.
'fire enrolled men will meet this (Saturday)
evening, 'et the home of E. P. A. Faulhaber,
Chestnut street, at menu o'clock, for the 'purpose
of correcting the enrolment. Every enrolled
man la requested to be present, as the time for
attending to this matter Is quite short and must
be donewithout . delay. A number of non roil•
dents have already, been stricken from the en
miment,. which of course reduces the quota of
the Ward. A list of names will -be presented
this evening of men wbo have removed and are
not known. It Is necMsary to locate every re
end consequently every one who , is
an - are of an absentee should attend this meeting
and make the fact known., Now is the time to
connet the list. In a day or so Captain Klrker
may assign the quota, when it will be too late to
make any alteration.
PA r.Tuo.list of gifts distributed at the Metro
politan Gilt Book -Store, No. 73 Fifth street,
Pittsburgh, for the week ending Saturday, Janu
ary 2lst, iSQii Two silver witches, four silver
(Cr pitchers, lice silver rotary castors, three sil
ver breakfast castors, clght.silvei card receivers,
too Bohemian glass.llued sugar howls, ouo Bo
la mina glass-linejberry dish, two silver tea
pots, three silver butter dishes, two slicer claret
yulehers, ten silver gold-lined goblets, twenty
three sets of sliver Corks, forty-eight seta of
silver tea and table spoons, thirty-eight silver
cups, besides over throe hundred other useful
tied valuable articles. A lu.adsoula present ac
companies each book sold, worth from Wets. to
2164).
'rota° Itina's Mau: SOPLETT OP PITT , OVItGLI.
—The new Board of Managers of thin e - recllent
secicty tact at the usual ;deco last night and
tetnperarily organized he calling Mr. John F.
Ley to the chair. and appointing Mr. H. W.
tt .cider Secretary. The following parsons were
11 It elected for the year 1665 t l'restdeut, It. S.
Dols ; Vice l'residente, J. W. Robley and T. 11.
; Correenonding Secretary, D. R tblosou ;
It , ordieg Secretary, R. C. ; - Trdasnrer,
Janow Rohl; Librarian J. Culbenson. Ex4c
e Cnmndttee, A. F. Brooke - , W. Wilkinson,
11. IV. Strickler, IL A. Woodward, and M. Tin
dlc. Ker. J. K. Miller was t;3-elected Agent.
I .goviam.—Ralph Waldo Emer
son, the popular lecturer and writer, delivered a
lecture at Lafayette Ball last nipit, under the
ampler.% of the 'Tennyson ' Ills subject
—"Social Aims in America"—was treated In an
able and peculiarly Emersonlan manner. It Was
listened to with the most profound attention by
those prutent, and ho evidently gave cordplete
satisfaction to his audience, The house was not
sreb en one as the lerturer and lecture merited,
but we were glad to observe that-the attendance
was larger titan atviltherof his it:clefts delivered
here List winter.
Tux Ilamomer Tuorpn.—lhis talented troupe
trill Mee n series of gilt concerts and musical
!minas at Concert Gall, commencing on Monday
etening•nest. The compans to composed of the
• fellow's:lg artiste : Professor lielment the great
magician; liladatao Belmont } atten dant to the
ir.ord ; Mrs: Charles Reward, comedienne and
.vocalht ; 31r. George Grey, inept the American
Brigeoli, and Mont,' pyeitooskt, - pianist and
composer: Reserved anus can be secured each
.day during the week; between the hears ofelewen
and four. °cloth. nee card under amusement
bud. .
Nr.w Tcrnottawn Lgen Ptlonottnn.—fit,°Tart
lie now being tnadcto open tie!c , raphic ceimma
niration from itrowneille to 1 4 . nartgahcia city,
connecting with Pitatturgh -by tray of the
Idrormgancla city televnith lion, via Wen
licutoo. It b proposed to Italia the-line oo the
eaet bank of tbe riser ; a intermediate cest Webstcr . , lielltrearnont aad.,,Fayetto city, Wh
in n few days the. natter :will bcpreaented to the
ciVaers of these places, and tq tha coal mcs
chant& along tins ricer.,
Cf•DET . t. LADT Bon* Fetrivait,
fru-, besides a hcautlita steel plata and fashion
pl,tr P. Over Sixty other exgrarieu•s, sotto* to
the !Airs and the teaser'. The steel plate rep
re,rtts "The Eetthath Ere.” Marty excellent
et, ries by such writers as hiarloo Rafted, .3frs,
and Mlts Frost,. cetttrihutc tb this number,
m: Line noe of the mart iittrnetive mlmhers yet
moti.hed. fleetly to;tipt , at 'John
24:Italic. Hall, Fifth street. •
Yy.rsoar-057 ITomictou.—This auto was con.
cle MAI and submitted to the fury at eight o'clock
trreay erentnr. Judge Sterrett charged' the
Jut y at considerable length, when they retired.
vir return wasuwalted until nine o'clock with
m mil anxiety among the audience; Inc as they
I. , e not likely to !wren upon a verdict very
so..n, the Court adJi.urced to nine o'clock this
121. ,ping.
- - .
St multi-NO hilatiCCOMC to IN the. order of the
day, aud yesterday there wort more slelzha on
the ',treats than we have noticed at no' 'merlons
tie this winter.. TIM reads arc In-the beet eon
n, nrll the ilv , ry keepers are realizing a
ph mitul harvest of greenbacks. .I.Ve know of
on.- mall 14110 "come down" to the m.xhyst
sum
of :21% for the one of two . horses and a sleigh
yr crdny.
Pi:At-run Mmr,—A batty of about hundred
drefied men arrbeed here tut nighi r ou their way
in Ni w York, from whence they will sail for
Phi rmen's army. The} were a hearty looking
Fyn-d, and aro retch an ne would supprim to be
Ode to 'Tiier sobatanti 1 - ne.relee MAN) army.
They teok quartrm,m, th (lima lloam,.aailwa
biilitre they left thin nio tog.:' -
Tim LAST Nioirr OP TZIS ETINO-SOPEZIAN.—
Oar readers sod lavers of the fine arts, will bear
11,n;tnil that this beautifili exhiblticin closes Its
enragentent at Nftie , o:46 - 11a11 to-night, and, that
tio :Art matinee ['or nay little folks will take
N. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
-----
Wily freeze Ple feet when you can btu• BritTdo
and mm fch Hued ovei-ehoes, ahn city:made
sue cd calf akin boots, indica' and children's
eh( co; dry ranch.; :flannels, muslin% blanketr,
baltnoral *Wis. 260 noon' skirts, shawls, scarfs.,
lattiocgents' and children'a hose. Thu entire
ski must lie mold lunneillately,
iti I IS ATTEMPT TO ROB. A' C0n,.2 , y Tanssunr.—
A ti w nights since some thieves gained accvsg - to
the Comity Treasurer's office at Lluss,Ohlo, and
Msdo several attempts to blow the sere open
with gunpowder. They
. ralled to ref: the safe
open, nod also : : failed to'oldoln Soma
.$40,000
contained therein.
Idemot4 oir • IIiACIIER: Il.Georgo Llppard,
republished by Peterson Brothers, rldladelphis,
in paper esters at 75 eta.; has been received
and Is lur stda by John Aunt 2 daSolla
• .
Meth street.
•
PIUYLTB sal. of Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods
during tho day. and, day and tventnzof Bator.
day, at M'Clellitad's Auction ILinaa, - 55 rtfth
"Donn, Flamm Otrns."—•,Toket Atbdma tit thic
lowest aware, you Would do , Well to'calt. on Pit
lock, and C26111h10 his really
..large aaaortmeut
before you go elsewhere. Re can soil at fabulous
prices.
ESTTAILI.—.T
mixuill great artiste hi to bo at iho
Theater t: week; and to supply the demand.
Pittock has laid In a large variety of photographs
of her.
GIA.TUDI for liojs, at Pittock'a, opposite the
Postotliee.
Au. the new peeks at Plttock's, \opposite the
Postofilre.
Mansztria, Madame , Dereorest's,
Leslie's Ten-Cent Monthly, Salton,
for February, at Pittock's.
FOE knws from Wilmington, Savannah, Peters_
burg, and other imitate, ace the Eastern dallies,
which you will always find at Pitteelt'a.
Pemscrnoons and . Pocket Annum at Plltock's.
9.00 Photographs of everybody, received los
terdayat Pittocit's.
Am. the Wattles In at Pittock'a, opposite the
Pootollice.
Tribtll2 - 0, Almanac at i'ittock's.
11.tnnut Febreatj'at
GOLD Pencils and Pens at Pittock's.
ALDIDAIJ-4121mmenm assortment at P1443:008.
Ati. the Dime Books at 1%4)4'cl
'Noon photographs It . •
Tint Richmond Kean n , ' ln a sarcastic arti
cle On the rebel Prvoldent says that "uaforta
nately, Mexico, 90 day, 4p• Ibrmed hie reFI
meet o r Mis alPlPPlXiii Into' the - shape of aV,
.and received's chartabf dlexiossuss, ant •by rea
son of that he •eotteelved himself-Indeed
tory genius, yreleel itkeffects to this day, and ,
if we are to rerlsh tltallrtni4 of *tasteritr will
be 'Died of a 1.7"
Gen. Shernban's Views on the Nature of
the Itebeplon,
The following letter was written by General
Sherman, in reply to certain Inqnirimitrom a
citizen of Georgia :
11 r.soqusWryntsMILITLItir DITTMAN OF rue?
.lIIISSISSITrI, IN Sill FILM",
S/VANEAII, Ga., Tan. El, taSS.
N. c.ly, Ga.—Dear Sir:
Yours of the 3d inst., Is teceired, and In answerto your Inquiries, I beg to state I am merely a
military commander, and - act only in that ca
pacity; nor can Iglvc any assurances or pledges
affecting civil matters In the future. They will
be adjusted by, Congress when. Georgia Is again
represented there as of old. •
Georgia Isnot outof tno Union, and therefore
the taikpf i'recosstructlon" appears to .be In
appropriate. Some of the. pOpla are still
in a state. of revolt; Alld as .113/ AS they re.
vain armed . and. organized, Mei tilted States
must - pursue theniwith armlet!, and_ deal, with
them by milltarylaw. But as aeon as, they break
up their armed org,anizations and, return to theta
homes, I take It they will be dealt with by - the
civil courts. Some of the rebels In Georgia, In
m yjudgmenti'deserve death, because they have
committed murder and other crimes; which are
pun Ished.wlth death by all civilized genstuments
on earth. I think this was the teams Indicated
by General Washington, In reference to the
Whisky Insurrection. and a like. principle
seemed to tie recognized at the time of she Barr
eonspiracy.
As to the Union of the States under oar Gov
ernment, we have the high authority of General
Washington, who bade usbejealoas and careful
of It, and the still more emphatic wont' of Van. -
Jackson, 4 .!Therederal Unloa, It mast and shall
be preserved.". Certainly Georgiems cannot
question the authority of such men, and should
not suspect our motives, who-are simply fulfill
' leg their commands. t lierever necessary; force
has been used to carry out that end; and you may
rest assured that the Union will he preserved,
cost what It may, And If yore are sensible men
you will conform to this order of things or else I
migrate to some other country, There Is no
alternative open to the people of Georgia.
lily opinion is - that no -- negotiations are neCm
egry, nor commiMiloners. nor conventions nor
nEything of the kind. Whenever the people of.
Giorgio quit rebelling against their Government
and elect members of Congress and &meters,
ntid these go and take their cwt., then the State
of Georgla will hare resumed her functions in
the Union.
These arc merely my opinions, but in confirma
tion of them, as I think, the people of Georgia
may well consider the following Words referring
to the people of the rebellious States, whiffs. I
quote from the recent annual message of Presi
dent Lincoln at its present session :
"They can sit snr moment have peace by aim.
ply laying down their arms and submitting to
the national authority under the Constitution.
After so tench, the Government could not, If it
would. maintain war aping. them. The loyal
People timid not umlaut or allow it. If ques
tions should remain, we would adjust them by
the ',eyeful mesas of legislation, conference,
courts and votes. Operating only in constitu
tional and lawful channels, some certain aad
other possible questions are and would he beyond
the Executive power to adjust, as, for instance,'
the admission of members into Congress and
whatever might require the appropriation of
money."
The President then elludiM to the general par
don andiamneety offered for more titan a year past,
upon specified' and mere, liberal terms, to all
except retain designated classes , even these
being "sti " ll within contenaplation of special
clemency,nad'adds :
"It Is still.:so open to all, but the- time may
come when nubile duty shall demand that it he
closed, and that In lien more Algorons measures
than heretofore Shall be adopted.' .
It seems to me that IS lime forthe people of
Georgia to act fat themselves, and return, In
time, to their dal:) , to the Government of their
.
Respectfully, your olrallent servant,
W. T. BffincuAN, Major-Gen'l
. . .
Lincoln and Dux Contzast.
When Abraham Lincoln took the chair of the
Presidency of the United Stator.ile PrOmlsed la
his fiat-boat lingo "to run the machine as ho
found it.” Whether, he baa strictly, kept. his
promise, those may doubt who choose to consid
er the subject. .It Is enough for us to know,
that whether " running his machine' , In the
pathway of his mcdeeeksonr, or not, he liana
It whit a stern, Inflexible. prup&e, a bold, - steady
hand, a vigilant, active eye, a sleepless euersff,
a fanatic spirit, and an eye single to his end—
couquest—.emancipation. . lie has called around
him; In counsel, the abloO and most earnest
men of his country. Where he has lacked la
Individual ,ability, learning, experience, ; or
statesmanship, he hie sought it, and found it In
the able men about bins, whose moisten& ho •
unhesitatingly accepts, whose powers he applies
to the advaneement of the cause he has under
taken., In the Cabinet and in the field he has
consistmatly and fedrteMdy pecis — ed on the searc h
for merkwho could advance his cause, and hes
es nnhisleationlycnt off all those who clogged
It with weaknetowilmidity, imbecility,-or failure.
Force, enermy, brains,. earnestness , he tuts col
lected around him In every department. Black.:
guard and buffoon aS he Is, he has pursued hie
end with an energy as untiring as an 'lndian,.
and a elngleness of purpose that. Might almost
be called patriotic. If Ito were not an nuscru--
pelmet knave inhis end, and a fanatic in Ids po
litical views, he would undoubtedly command
our respect as a ruler, scifer as we are concerned.
Abroad and at borne, he has'axerctsed, the
same ceaselessettergy and circumspection- We
turn our eyes to Richmond, and the couLtast
Meappalllng—slikening to the heart.—Citorieston
rcury.
.
Tea well-written military articles in the Lou
don Mae are prepared by a Mr. George Hooper,
author of the “Campaigns of General Bonaparte
la Italy," and of a " Hlstoty of the Battle of
Waterloo." it la said that he is the best military
critic In Euro, and his esimate of our gener
ale may be a cce pted the more t readily from the
fart that be does them justice in spite of the tore
preclivities, which he shame with the paper be
writes for. It Is understood that be contem
plates writing a militaty history of the war, and
that his privately expressed opinion is that it
must result in the'suppression of the robeillen.
MARRIED)
HAZEN—WATSON-1m Now (Matto, LAwrente
county, January 19tb, Mk by Ror.lt. A. Brown,
Mr. A. L. ITAZEB to Min AMELIA. J.
SC N, daughtez of Vililinna Wnitoo,
CL A WSON—On Friday, 20th inst.. at it o'cloak,
airs. NARY - ANN Cita Wr3ol7,lrite of William
tiarrsori, lathe tweatpthird year of her age.
ptimeat Mara, thou hut lotto!.
;;;4eeti i i ; e l•
But 'ths God that het I) Us,
nts4n 611 Ow! hettatit heal.
the friends of the family tie respectfully Inrßed
to attend the funeral on SCnDLT nerartsoiin, at
9 o'clock, from - M t Tig lintAlaPp!ts
.11 ABIBBIGET.—Thuleday evening, WA mat.
at o'clock , Mrs. HARE= 11 411111 RIGHT, wire
of Major F. Ilasabrtirht.
Funeral from the teladeltee of R. T. Kennedy.
No. II Stockton avenue, on . SertrunAr norms.
- noon, muLlnat., at 11 o'clock. The friends Of the
family are Invited to attend.. •
IRON OITY 00 • ' -
pnriter rout sad at. Cigar Shush.
rixTsainwa, Pd
Tho largest, nhespest and moot siseSessral
Bustin mars coLIME,
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Students tutee Ind ririsirnt any Urns._
40. Circulars, continuing tuq tformatlon_, neat
free to any address, on applioatwet to the Prisel
iE2IIWIN9 S emmi,
nosolawastki? , PnTsimanw. P 4.
. nRPLIANB' COURT SAL}.—R) virtu ,
e...•-ef an enter of the Unitas. , Goureof Allegheny
r.,2,7VuTgal; Itgal"Ac4.l?,l,"eiKtetz
o'clock All that art.'s LOT Ol , ` LIR uytO
on the eaStlide of Smithfield street to the City of
Pittsburgh, haring a front- of ninetece feet on
Smithfield .atreet, end extending beck -sixty feet,-
,wherecn ist
. Brected a three storyEIGIC 110tliE,
No. 48 Smithlleht street, late the property of lien. Over, ' • -
The property It eajeet to a lease to -the present
Occupant. which will expire en the let of April,
.18.1, at 4175.1:0 per ennui%
Toms: One-third- cash, and the balance at. the
4CCCAIIe or Mrs. bellah Oyer, the Interco thereon
palette to her semiannually, for life, to - be weer.
.1 by bond and mortgage on the premises.
The purchaser to pay for..deed; mortgage, and
stomps thereon. • - • - • -
Per furtherperticultirs Inqulre otp. }lfeehrottak,
Esq., No. OS Fourth street:' •
THOMAS AfeTA.T, Glterdien, -
of neury Oyer, minor stilid of bleary Oyer, doo'd.
X r OTICE. Letters of Administration,'
having tern grAntrd to the on the
estate of W.' A. Block, deceased, lido of East Deer
township, Allegheny county, Penns. • All persons
hsclug Online on the estate are hereby notified. to
prcathtthem, poverty authentfaated for ,settle.
went, and all persons ludebted to sold estate, Will
melee Immediate payment to the gut/scriber to
Terentum Borough. Whi. V. MUMS. Admr. •-
0110015. • • ORAILLY 'fcart
°l7r . • KA ,: 1431 1111r0
•
tGriag-sA4*(muit4Pittablugh..,
I .(pEEBB=At tosi Woo, to dos" coludga.
( --WEBB k i WILKINSON.
G( Llll3-40 barrels for sale by
% ,4 Ina • BZNBX-X-COALI,xs.
MIME
ESLiBLISFIED EN • 1735.
Jf7l sCEbb.4.\ FO US.
SELLLO
Att GODS
LESS THAN COST.
CONCERT . HALL
sii4:)]o SPQR-,
62 FIFTH STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
MASI G,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
In MLR/ branches, carefal4 attended is, btexpe
Seared, practice' workmen. A than esenntrannt oe
OAS FIXTURES,
SINKS,
BATH TUBS, •
SHOWER BATHS,
'• vecriat CIL
ket..
Coastently on hand ead maderto-order. =
TATE & !imam%
59 FEDERAL STREET, AReghean
And. 227L.121E1iTT STREET/PiAidelik'
addiaawdli -
JENKENS,
Colon:duIon 'Mere!mint
Asa .
2.4.2xollakississir 4.&.:153C11C.
Dealer to 'hour flacon, Cheese,Dile/
• sad GreenFir'Alts. and_an awa
Products. - •
. .
Orders filled for all merchandise, Pittsburgh maidl
ufaettues and Rellnedt. dealers and =nurse.'
tau. rates, No. =33 LIBER TY STREET, (oppo.
IS. Wood street,) Pittsburgh, Pa.
&Min= made-and erettordflenibm giTe2lo4ll
eonalentnents and aorreepondence.
Perrone:sox Rival:woes & Sew,
& Black, Wm. McCully a. Co.r.illeDonsid a L e a g
boaklarafijohn Ll:rouse fr. Co., John Ball & Co.,
6. 7011.% k 4 .8 us b. Co.. selldgd&we
. .
~- .ll.ragoolorr Dior, Pittsburgh, Dec.
Xf °TICE 15 LIF.IIEBY GIV.EN d.,grees. • •
•&N bly to Section 2of the'Aet of the General - An.
sembly of Ooremonwealth of Pennsylvauls„ - • •
entitled “An Act enabling Books of the ITonitacia. .
wealth to become associations' for the. pitmen
Blinking, under the laws of the Bolted StateiVrap.,
proved the mil day of August, A. D.1%4 tha t
stockholders of thwAllgheny Bank, of the Oily.otf
Pittabomh, and county of . Allegheny,- have MU •
day voted to becomeT met, an association' wider, this
name sad title of 'The Allegheny Natb;nal Bank
i.
of Pittfhnrgh," and that its directors have promo..
ed.the authocity - of the awners of more .than two.. '
thir dnhed s of tbe capital stock to make the certificate-
thercgror by thetas/4 of the Belted Stites.
pLA.O CRAIG'S
OVTLET • BAW *KILL.
AND BARGE YARD.
Craig Street, Allegheny.
BOUQUETS, OUT FLOWERS, Zts.
son:arms
our FLOWERS,
1413,41&T/IS, and
4ASKE.TS WITH PLO
Pon,t BIIIRDOON'S Oakland Greenhouse.
kit with J. B. Hubley, RY Fourth st., H. lk
Bro., me Wood street, Dunseath & Co., 66
skeet, or at the. Greenhouse, promptly attended
to. lioquets supplied daily at the above now*
places. Oakland can run to the Greenhoue mew
Aiken minutes
11 . P.: GIEN ORM #IRE,
end Sfechanlc!st ltnirpueer.
N.. 14 HAY STREET, war Peao,
DRAWINGS of 111 A011WEIty, DITILDMOI%
MONUMENTS, BRIDGES , &c., executed settft
- wettest settee. • •
ElTaiiila URANIUM SCHOOL, witl=s)
classes far dillereat styles of drnsrbtr
PRIVATE DISEASES.
•
°Mee 233 PENN STREETSkear Harp,
Fer the cure of all dlaeaaea of 4 private nature, to
from two to four days, by on entlreftnew and mai
treatment: Also, Seminal Weakness, and all other
diseases of the genital organs, a a,Lthatpreventhas.
A. cure warranted or money reltndod.
Address lettere W .233 Perm street
FoR aLR,
1500 lba. of TYPE METAL
Enquire at
na2941
0 PRINTEIU;.'
. Jeßrzisns Fat.swut
One TAYLOR OTLII.Bnia x, bedits . :6o Inaba.
Chte TAYLOR .DOUBBE IftlßOA T .tma ! Os ;
WT.:
IrR
14 Inches; all In good working -
Will be sold at a bargain., Eropilreor Oroarami
GAZETTE. Bltdablugh. Pa.-
posTori
-•-• tau Butter and "Moe Oriakeis just inbeivalt
flesh from the bnkerg,, ankforsale at retail nt thm -,
Jail - _Corner or Liberty anditsod sta.:
DRIED FRilT.—Receilvi thkdar- ..
tO but, Se O but.
edless °hereto; . • ••:
• Li tmsaleted E l d e rberr i e s;
40 bus. Cherries with seeds; for saistrj- '
1414. ' ' It __ -YOUIT ".,01
XTRA-TOlitfEbr STRlP—turt
. celred from Boston, a 'few tairrigirif
quality Oolden !Syrup; shio or/m*6211616 of
bet Sfradt for likka by 06.ga1/on or banal oa-tai '
- - RIERBIIII.9f. -'"
QOPKIIAt AI o T.AII.
140 limit:Rd Tlerera ''
- 117 'Cogan-band Lard.T......reen
100 beige Turkleb lelitad Sal_ , Salt ' .
roi sale by - CHAS. L.II2.LOWELL. -
CONSIGNMENTS
—'-• ' .
Oats
- 2co lbe. Yrlme -Flesh Roll Hater.
estyreelyed /miner nein by . •
Jan trERII & wzradrirso!f.
roIIN CORN!—Four care of plow. Cktii
. Shelled Corn, for "Me by -
SIIOII.I.KEII & LAX .
770 Liberty meet.
.tier - cesi
rendered Lacilizlkgzepert...id4traleb,.:
• de.X 112 rakLlll,Ektkiad
BEAris 1-720 bushole„-
Beaks, fqr skit, by .
SIiOMAREP. k LANG, • --
am Liberty streeL
EW SUGU---TRED AA MS to firths. •
and for wacky 'LITTLE & TEDIEBLE•
"4028 112 and 114 Second street.
11 02.1DTY, failure by ' ,
Ala J.' B. OAIMEM.
TIRESEEDI: fpr sale y.
- 21021.1 TE & MPG=
' lß4 . Secood it..
REVOLVEIt&—AIIIII supply of .
„the .
hest bran, toe -• • -
de2.7 JATirE23 BOWL DC Wood street.
_ .
JiT CIIT.LERY.=b:hrge-and
.. - 4;;7 44 . ced9cloutftve° a nd [or -
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