VOLIJITE LXXVIII-74N0. 75.
Zitt Nittolturgh 6aatte.
VERY LATEST NEWS
HY 'TELEGRAPH.
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE,
Lotter from Sherman to Gran
FLYETTETILLE RI OUR POSSESSION
4 Cannon Ilad'±6l7o Bainls hider Capture
, Il*- EILPATILICK'S STAFF SURPRISED
IHampton Defeated with Great Loss
incilmv. - strspENDI, , D
ramplogre Doi IT g Military Duty
.DISP.MItp3 FRODE GEN. °R&M
WAR Ostratermnlrr, ?
4_ Waaranartrx, Merck 16, 9.10 r. m. 5
. 1 .TO Maj. GM. * Dix :
,
r , ~ The A:dotting dispatch Las been received this
• t craning al Ilia Department
CrrePcicrrr, Menalk 16,
1 Ron. C. A. Dena, Ass'! &e' aJ TPar :
.•
I lira jo;s reedit of ;letter fro in 4.itiletral
-Shentuut„ dated. March 19th; From 'fayetteville.,
- . He describes bin army nal& tine health" and anir
-.; ; Ste, bating wet with no serious Mr:obn:
i Hardee Leeps ,litidtt* float at a respeetalgo diti;
tenet. ' ' ''''-' ''
:-. l '. ''''`' ' - r.-... , ..-
At. Columbia he destroyed • immense tustnali,
4 Railroad estadUchniezda shd'estnion: -,; 3
...--
'. At — a -- ersw he tense much Machinery and
;. war material, Including twenty-dre Cannon and
.if :SAO barraltacdlgunpen*r. - - , , --
t In Far ettrtille ha found twenty pieces of ai% -
tlitcry rad Erich other material.
.t t lie says nothing about Hlulpatriek's defeat by
', I' `Hampton ; 4166 &neer wheLltichtglii his let
'ter says that before daylight on the 10thlHamp
t ton tot . twer.iaiglides hi the • rev of . Kiiiiatztek's•
. ',.t Headquarters Asti. InuPrlsed , 1ni, 41 -nagurtd In
.4.
the stair but Veer hdrteers." ' Elloatriet. es c ap ed; --
I.
termed hip mee k; end , drove the , alai* with
f,, greet loss, ‘•ecaptateing nabrat . alLtbat he had
lest. Hiswiptei lOW 860,'Ilift diatil'O'n the field.-
(Signed) t -..--rt - , U. H. Garirr,
-. ~...i . , ' „, ..,. , Lieut. Genreal„
e "' Anotheitereirsm from` tietieral Grant's head.'
t P., quarters ifpotta i that' the'Atflp.Dittpsfali is the
. ;4 only Papetiesattdhaidkr iseAktno l ld. ' . A HUI s
" Tie n/po:4lo . 4ekkelshed ;Ws -morning : on -
1 1 half a ettedasegnbeeasse.of the'caet tius.ail she
Iv etopktycesAlstautos, *epode*, dte.E . ; are =am
-
A -beg of ltallituy orgenleaticemei• and were,
..0 called outi
rm• =dynkorjokkt Pytketlaveinm:ne.
rof c a ' thet.hrodu lt Vat fer l u s t . td * erdit Li w i t... are
- ;
exempt frfek*rrioe,:iked . who•votenteered their
lit sad. the - I:lllllleifjoreeented **ld Or neeellski
,
Lave beeiniipekeld.' - In. ii;dx:deye at farthest,
I
our tome:om room',.to
their posts, when we
Lope to resume, and - ixtpatnue, ordutempted our
frill-alzed adtecs.7%, . t . - 1 - •
..1
There i ' ;l46 'Pt i iri l iP i !'"C-ni*ent from any
(SiguitliT ~: ,;:..t •?;,: s,
'l'C. A. 4 L31. ,
T r ltor REBEL' STATES.
.1 airb•
fronnwtrocrOF Go. Gnu.
TREAMIT 9SA9B TE131113 811814INDED,
ME!!!
- SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS PROHIBITED
Purran=F+,,Marsh - 16,,Aorpecial dispatch
hem Wasidesiteri to the Redietiis aeyii General
Grant hes just issued a highly lurportarif
relative to trade I law- to .
put en end to BA ega2 lx=inetiady attempted.
lie says that afteratkius on treasury trade per,
inits,by whotn,9mr imuitolilxi th, agate_ of
Vbxltili,exe9t the pont - ins krioiin as the East
ern Shore, aid *Ebb - thei theta --- of North Car
olina and South Carolina; and that portion -of
the State of Geteltla hordes:ins etk,lhe Allantic,.
-2 including the cifeortliamisalvaie itisilesdal'
mail Anther ordert.. The •dellvery of all goods
contracted for and app. ilellvered hefaie l efic"ma.
'Mallon of thli order, Is proldbitcl. The mill
tart are insintetedA 'Sego all goods obtained
'., by any each trade permit or license. „I' r.'' r.
;• In eenninnig n th l4lerlaqii -"B .: ePPen t. ,... ta:
all kinds are Prblabitea fr 3 rnriaini fatonnty dr
uid statemseeptAta.at?abnideteir riset,,sj . hw,
i
for the efints s ofth . 11rIng within tliehteigniief
senal military - occupation; and undevio de.
... camstsocce will millUit7 ComMandcrs allow
2 them to pass Wend the. lines Sher lielwall.f
: i hold."
Nsw Tont, March- 16.—The Beaton Adam ,
tharf a eperiat of thenirM 4i.raH . oilier
pending all trade yentas:
.. Thls_ordacKitillbolottins - ntrtiOnt down at one
swoop the whole, brood of cotton, tobacco, tar
*ad terpeatlne speculator, and actstag::aslde
alike Aka vanilla of spode , 'agents, '%lttet
tinlsters, and eren of the ,Ptcakiant i kintself.
t Official. records show that It will iffectlobo cos
, e l pg cycoutf tangs bates of•oXtooy stx
btuldred ftrMs , Act -4topenttoe. fiat thousand
Sands oftori awo thousand barrels of roan, sad
ono hundred thousand Dom of tobacco."... .
THE 81i1ii:111111 I,OIIIII7BIICiIITIOR
Most Important , Financial -Measure.
ARGUER ISSUE Or SEVEN-THIRTIES ARRANGED.
•
t mo
Pumtnetruu, Marehl.6.-4 bootirecorth
the anbectlptlon to the 7-20 tcllley
.at
1100.3,500. Inelndlng '1=1,006 nt NewTark,
and $192,230 from Memo ; also 2,821 Indlvlde.
al subaeriptletus of flay and one hundred-dollen'
,•
- The Secretary of the Treasury arranged yea.
terday with Jay Cooke the moat Important Mays=
sneasnre7.4he ,borne. r of_the 5090.000,000
• Laid. The thatissie be 5300.000.000 on
`the 15th dm' otAttie:next_-Thl 240. in form,
I, • enomination and Interest; war be In
c the malt !nano of T-30s. 'Severn be
, • - • thent, 7 mdr . to li:l**i - if &finer axed the -
their convertibility. They will hare ten ntontlis
!longer torn than the 7-30 s, atid Win:they cas
he changed Into the gold•beattiak elarabf 5,901,
•y a very large ntunter4 Investor? this pro d ..
ce will be conaideri W
xl ham% g realai take
:ao the new borne.
The balance of the 1600,000,000 will Probably
be a year , butt nataiki:thasi {he Jim
4e. 'This time will be definitely fixed ite the
%ilea of theOiMe . illMM4Pinermitltbeir otie3
ipay be that the drat three hundred Winona will
tweet thrilitOriaoe. - ,of the gummtent. It Is
that this fln lune wilt be disposed of
=it about, three *loth's.. ne +Woof of the
,weseat 7;10% with W Its casehiresty, will be eta
ployed * the srltolOOf the new lona. - .
AA?* lIAR.LAN INTERIIWARTMENT.
:*ATIRENIC or,l7gtlC,}l[47 voiroze.
. : New Yeas, Match I¢,--Thepmes!,Washlag
im ipeeia . I says: The stateme at that &eater
Oarlike luurnot yet doeldet to accept-the bs:
*tor 11 * 1 4 1 n5ftit.was . Pitfiatan.; The Prod.
Wiest had hit aiwol. berm be seat his name to
;I. •
g•
, .
:The Cketwagrriet. , Adoofisei , , op:Wig= Thi
f ia n i cia pcmAi to., Molt lofOnnect . anasclal elo•
4y thatTroosonz of Now York
iiorttood soccamliecgwoch
bear . = . so.
kytlcipotethO pityrotoi , of the lbw coupons of
. be b.to illbuo,..Whcourver, by Ad o
t oyonolw ibito of taw . nosier market ynymyyyta
r.,
t Cungatita6rial - Aziendatibit Deftt
:.,,, In Me New Juryer /begialutureu
Tozerroir, 7 11..T.,_bferrIm 18 Attar we
i merles by Ximiri: Buckley,of Pailiale„'eutt
iconi , of .: l *, L..PWCoks 011,1161 :0 110 4 1,1:
beat for, we ammo° of mummery 4°/ Lost- ti
lie 134e* by 't ikm ,
~ . 4e3
THE
LATEST FROM - SCIIO6E - LIM AIIIIT,
Arrival of Rebel Prisoners
MUNN IN POSSESSION OF OUR FORCES
1161 . r.eat tho Rebel Array.
COUCH'S POLCES ARRIVED
North Carolina Regiment Captured.
SBERRAN REPORTED'AT GOLDSBORO
FOIIIII: ENS MOATIOE, March 10.—The steamer
Ethecce Clyde, with three hundred and filly
rebel Omens captured neer Bingaton, N. C.,
during : the late battles, arriif here this morn
ing ftmn Newberri; N. C. The latest' ndilees
horn Gan. Sehoftild represented him assail ad
vancing toward Kingsten,end there were rumors
in NeWbern when the Rebecca Clyde galled On.
the 13th, to the effeetttat Brea , had eractuttcal
the town, and that our forces had taken posses,
slot of the place.
The pritror.ers who .cams upon the Rebecca
elyee, were a tine looldne, set of MC; and be
longed to Major General Ifeke's diVl9lOl2, hay
itg heel sent Item Lee's army only a week
since, with a view of operating , against
fortes Il North Carolina::
- dll the available pontoon trains at Newbern
had been t aent to General Schofield; and eVen
If Genital Bragg bid not cremated Kingston,
ho &hitt:was entertained- but that our forces
could cailly =ES the Nense river,andgiverhat
tle to the enemy beferothe could getaway.
Major General Couch's forces from Witraing
tin bad reached General Schofield, and his army
thceaminforeci was deemed amply suntelant to
.defeat -army,-which- was -judged, to be
about XinGlistrong.• •
X.r.wrifitsr, N. C., March 13, t P. M.—Officers
j...E.t from the front state that an orderwas read
to the tr.Mps from Maj. Gen. Cox, commanding,'
elating that they would be joined be Sherman'.
alloy in three days, which created the greatest
enthusiasm.
n. 7iLel sargoort came in this morning and
took the ontli of 'allegiance. rfe a.iya - that Sler
man,s earairj was in Troy,' N. C., a a"r days
glace, Rad that pne Irina . , of hio Aram wag TII9T-
Ibg on FajdteCille, one on • Qoldntaro, and an
other elk Rah Inh.
•
Testadi . y , afterncon the Mayor of Kingstan
surrendered the city to our (mufti.. .The bridge
being MOM,. prevented our forces Irons crossing.
Pontoon* were sent up this morning for that
isarpcoe. , The enemy retreated rapidly from
Kif . Piott to - PoNsboro.
..keitrirt this, morning states tbat Sherman is
In pawed' on of Goldsboro, and that tilW enemy
are ruabluilinek to Kingiton 6 prerentonr forces'
Tom etslng the Nrnse riser 'it that' point.
Thuile Uot tfficisd - .ttooccur, •
. .
The eitsmy kit hundred "rit their dead on
, thoilt.ht batiste coasahig. the river, which ire
many also any wounded, - ;At& fell into oar .
hands - .
The gunboat 81uunsvot, has gone up the .
tiense.td Manioc.
The. dyer Is vt .., 7
Y. Gardner, • 'Government Deteetlrb„ hes
Joat,ltirkrol from the"front, and states Rat he
eawabeaterofdlspatches from General-Sher
idan Whill told him that General Sherman was at
•ri ;-: • ,
4 4 4, 1100 n h;‘ ) .?Cm7.
would"' eharge oa oar works, which was repulsed..
.Wicaptured the 46th North Carolina rebel rest . :
meat.
fighting OS any amount occurred yestei;dii
or to-d+ Tinge has been no rain sincoThuri:
:dry last.;: The
good.
Is warm and pleasant
and the bads good. • General Schofield left !hi
the hunt this morning.
SHERMAN.
'SUMO ARRIVED AT WILMINGTON
Sherman:Advancing Without
:Serlotni Opposition.
,EXCELLENT HEALIqIIO CONDITIOtiI ;If THE 43,M1
The People Straggly Favor Polon
. .
Maw ironic, March I.o.—The Herald's _Wil
miugtoi diapaichidated Marekll, says r ..Two
Cereiral nen:m=4 scout., named George W.
,i,pilliby and Myren ; 4._Aralck, the -semi who
communicated with Gen. Fester on the Ogiecliee,"
mid red" Wilm‘ngton on the 10th. They left
Slieriitah atLaurel.
.msrehlop, on. and ex
pecting in reach „ either on the night'
of the eirinthe enomirreof the 11. th.
Boatel inertial at one. up thet Cape Year river
I to remoire the otediniii6ius 'and open oammtml
.
cation to Fayetterdlla.-;
Sherd en met- with tioiSetions oppositio n -on
his march, and Ringlet -no battles .
Rebel scouts hove, been hovering round Win'
constantly.
." di;rlsion of eisaili7 (General. Mellutlerla)
Dick Triylor inns "not been sea; yr:herrepoAi
to contrarr'ititerltbstanding.
Gencril Skaman crossed the Great Redec at
Cheraw, on the 4th. The town on Gre eoutir
.hank . waaettrenchod; but the rebels made fee
ble defenoe., , Sherman's, Calairi da4Pd IP on
-tile run, and the rebels dashed out ohm on the
run. In their flight they chivalrously left to our
.
Men seventeen guns In position. Four more .
were found on the north bank.
The rebUla appeared content with acting as an
escort to flbernian's army, trotting along in
front ai IF they had captured his whole army..
-They also had a division of
_very peaceable car-
ART folk Wing Pe l 4*, '
Ttie 'artny sc ot' excellent health sod.
condition... They -have Used quite. all 1 4;1;144*.
mealy lie on the Acores mkreh. At Rot ono
,qtnatei rations of meal and other proidsioes
were nerved. but the abundance, found in the
country lam reguiered this aliletTaaar.n and
now only coffee and sugar are isued--tvery
ailing else la furnlahed by foraging Pamirs.
ik'sionmunicatiou was lent , to Bfieninan' on
the 11th
. by a courier, escorted by ®iment of
cavalry., "Thiewae rendered neeresary by strong
puttee of.- rebel acetate .and guerrillas .on
the siproaches to Vfliinington. - dherntanb
maids tunretwly escaped,
,and were drivento
make in detottrof tottrindlit. 'mire=
seated the people dwelling along the route
stronglyyinting thd Union;
,aniVuutinns
•the appesiabee of the
DRAFT:
DEW' 11, lgT110RIZ61!
Reply of Oen: to &name: ieniep.
WA/111130;011, March I.li,,,—Tba ,tollowlanc is a
. ,
Wailangton special to Goaeroor Facia:, on
bairlilig (inhabit that ha lad !ssuad a clximbir,
about delitylaithe
Psorosilimo= Gamues Balm;
Wvilimoniat; *arch 15,1855.,:' ..
lvdtency, &tensor R. Z. Fenian, dfbanyt
Your telegram of pssgsliy rut ticalrad.
here not seen yciaihhtnbir about the draft, and
do mot understandyimr dlaps4eb. No delay that
I know of hitheen autiorintkimrjht it likely ;
that aay will be permitted* on any other fiendi
sh:am than those 'letv6foris . itatid sad rCpented
kr wit That If the boards ardfailtriaddpied fit
thaexambuttion voltuiteeri.
conthAzerady on long es _they , am Inly;mmnpied
in that nay: ' - -
.[Bigned] -:<
J. B. Tar,'
Provost Marshal tifeeeW4.'
. • . Clad. Warta. '•
New tcnn.rtilterett.:lo7lto lbP.
Gold wedret has wetland° conipira,the VOL
?Lore Is very Mils ifellitl4lre tioventalt,
• 4totie of the Operators who'were rumble yellow.
a meet their cometeenta, wenn thettleet
rwelnto•dity.
4.1
,11 The WOO Us
.Citeteeted ,beteea'
z..WI 40 30(. z.x.;
- LAMY
LATEST EIMPEANADVICES,
Effect of Our Victories in 7:nciand.
RANI STONEWALL STILL AT FERROL.
REM Goveaunent Denotneed by Foote.
TOM AL - 0 LOSS (JAIME AT CON: TA KTIAMPLE
TUE PORELSMC MARKETS. a:e.
HAL:rax, March 16.—The steamer Africa from
Livert col Al the Ith, via Queenstown on the
:AIL has arrived.
Min news per the Amara 'ulna of the fall of
Charleston "'anted much sensation. Its loam
dtnte efr.a war• the tidvatica of 8 per cent. on --
United Etats - Bonds and a decline of 4
_per cent..
on the Contederiitte' loan.
The Star reg - urds the fa:l ofCharlcstotim pre
monitor) of thh uUcr overthrow of n rebel
non.
The rinanra p;.: Thr fail of Charleston is a
victory which will recompense the Fmterals for
tl•cir mane labors. It believes The with one
virtually Elan up from tLe world.
Tht: aforning rat !ass : Sheruun'e, morementp
hart: placell Mtn 'ln' Ma fur, moat ranks of mill
tru-rgeuetrala. .
The deny and Nary Cartatc says: ,Tlie evac
uation of Charleston and Columbia and the caa
centration of the garrisons will strengthen the
bands of Beauregaid, Ilardee and Hills, but . the
Cdnfedrrates are placed In a iso,ition of exceed
ing danger, from which it hill requ;re greater
grains than ever Lou led Davis bare as yet dls
pla)eci, to extricate them,'The- parpose of
Giant becomes more obvious as the • campsigm
proceeds. Ile hold;' Lee fast and thus paraiyz.m
the et: ongest arm and nen:mazes the greatest
force ol the Confederacy.
Tho news was entllshed too late on the 31 for
the Litetmer 1 and Manchester markets, bet the
first effect u.as one of depression, and cotton
&N-lined. 'Ms Daly 2r. tee city article says'ther.
Is taint pro - pect of gold shlpmints being made
to New YJrk.. wem to th- &tomes of Exchange.
11cre these to cc.mmCnce: they would. probably
r".k ' 4O t" , '";"6 the English mane/
react..
The ra
LI.,
ones at F,rral,
fl,llell rho troll .of Cho
;Ls:, , Lon*o,atirraed, 33
Lcra:• on bc,..1 a io.;s. quantity
,a'cna3.
111 IC'thit of Conn:tont on the 3,1 Inst., Ifr.
elked whether the attention of the
Gcri.n!ratta Lad been directed to certain minutes
of i netructlota allcged to hive been issued kJ
the Qonfednrate Government with :reference to
the le:mire and disposal by Confederate cruisers
neutral velk*.els without adJudteatlon by a
pries court;,whellter inch initrneilons menthe
appforat of the Gcreinineld a not; what Meas
ure wonld be taken to prevent their being eartird
out:
.
Mr. Layard replied that the attention of the
Governnienf tad - been given to the lastruedant
In questhm, and they wereeattrely diaapproved.
• It would not, however, be consistent with the In
terests or tie public service to statewhat steps
Lad Levu taken retarding them... ' :-
Ex-Senator Foote has itsied an" alma at
London' to the Tennmsecians r , - ,_expladnin; his
dli•coon
la
on with the rebel mein:tent; which
govern eat Do repudiates atid - denottaces.
Tie culty betwoan Turkey and Perris was
arewitietoOre serious. and • diplomatic ruptare
was expactvl.
Yu a .frrt • et Constantieopl‘a content and
a no•ge Lontnber of houses wertlaastro.fulls:Add
one hundred lives were Ind:. ‘
' . 17-11 % ; 400L,'Itarell 4 th.—Cotton — flaTi declined'
Id per phand, since the Australian's uoviaorthel
.fail of - Charleston. BreadatniT,lnll; provisions b
eetles: bUtter declined 2,3®5.; pork declined Is®
•• Ss lid; Manchester ' , cotton goals deigned MiVIO.-
1 . leastam 4
, March .--Consols eh - lend - at Salii/131"'
for mousy; 11. S. 5 Ste 7,051 y,; Erie 54iiic
55%"
' ; Illinois Central ,W , 3.1.
- LfVEliaPOOL.Alareb4.--Llas.auerurrs—Dawn
.groad and very drill. — Wakefield, Nash & Oe.
and °thews meet trourdudt wlmat inactive and
nominal; corn very dull. inland 2714)11s 61.
akkardsta, Spears & C04.-tFardoo,-./kaassellf
a.,auctothers, report beef caster-, pork - heavy
'and declined Is ®1149,1; butter diclitted , 2;454
Ilatifstrady; sugar upward tendency; coffee quiet
god steady.
, Partarnxtrstirlfoult, English& Brandin repart
tharket quiet and steady. Retitled la 1036.1, per
gallon. •
7ATE' nalil..q4ioloENl9...
steamer Pacific Seized and Released.
INDIAMI "INCLINED 'ill BE TniBLESOIR.
ZiOitement. on the Suteat of Petroleum.
CAMPAIGN AGAINST INDIANS PRE PARING.
WAIL ILI. - TAVEEN BRAZIL AND PARAQVAY.
---
iliaAran wc 17430, Mardi 15.—The devout
Pacific 'teas seized by the United Slates Marshal
at Portland, Ozerm, on_ the lath lost, fix carry
me. onfam, not manifistat She lasi relevant
i 77 ". order' of General irsi
log thelclepartmed of California and Nevada.
A anb-Militaly District has been formed, enn
breeind the State of Nevada and Omens River
thuntyiand Major Chase if : Tarrant kaaborn
tinned In command.
The ovens River Indians _aro Inclined to IA
troableacoma 40
The is r.onsideratde excitement on theanh-
Jan of Ixtroleum Ia tho lower partof California,
bennh, no definite results have yet followel.
ISAN RANCIIIO/, klarch7lB.-,Tbe .ateatwar
• Shubriek sailed last week for Vietoria wish Cap
tain iTiulkley and party of Russians. Interns
Lionel telegraph arrangements will be made
during tho wetter for exploration and the eons
tninctosent of the work In the spring.
The 7th Regiment California Volunteers and
ilea companies ofeavalry are to be lent to Ari
zona where also a force of native cavalry *lll be
raised sufficient to make, with the troops already
there, about 2,800 for the campaign against the
lodians. A battalion of friendly Indians may
oho 6d raised. A call la expected daily for the
cloth California Infantry regiment to be raised
to take the place of the troops stationed la the
.Indianecruntry of Northern California . ,.,
The United States steamer Watree It ordered
to Panatela to lake rho - place of the Steamer
Nary, destroyed by a torpedo:
no leandatnre of Nevada has refused
,to re
peal tho aet to enforce contracts for payment in
gold, i
The Ship Helen Cllntott, from New York, or
,
sired yesterday.' •
The? ship, Fleetwood, front Boston, arrlred
ho steamer Golden City, with the City of
dranmine,;Arnerica, and San. Juan . Del Sur, with
numerous sidled for New York.
The poi en City t qns one know one hun
dred and forty-three thousand dollar? ,in treat ,
ure, of which tight hundred and eleven thous.'
and woos to Now York, the balarme.to Mealeo.
Roulet:id tad Turkey. • , , •
Itazu.--/Sto t Feb. 15..;.—The Bendllan anny Is
bevolgtog Monterldoe.-IS le believed the &tee
will soon ,bo. taken. There *as kteat alarm In
the city.
.The spay of Parma7A:outlasted e 4.
search , throaelt the Thivineesol' biettogrocoe,'
sad battik, H.Yaral t°70, 8 0 4 0111 0 1
jaaboße l2olll.l3l46RE AICHDIONIV
GEt MUIRENI COUPS gsll E 111110.•
PREPARATION'S FOR TRH statst ciktugi.
Tito innoored Peace Commissioners.
wAstuatrron, Morels 16.—inforendlon from
'tho Anny of the P*Ornee sails The &Imps
was nniewed on Tuesday by !Angie]. Waste;
This corps le one of the larauttn the army, and,
regultoAselply M, stands second toaoso.
Thn unman 411Igenne hintingly:4 by colinasid
log ftril In PmPari!lfor a srlog climPOnt.
Paueniere direct remit .Clll Point Myth=
wu COI area aglitnor_At that place of the arri
• eel of Peace Comminioners from Rtehmond.
11:q lidnetrionsly dunlated elsewhere Jetta.
Thi• 'Twice wto oirlyed 'tient' wit Brlit.
(Ism. franca, a brother of Gonernor. Vance, Of
116itli Carolina, to bo ntebanged:anti not coy,
.iwimir;Vaace himself, u Peace ColiMlisioner,
'with two Imaginary colleagues.
Ou. toesetreet- has Awed-:reabley#l.'W .
Frirw . spapete, permitting only-date fumigate, bat,
sore of She rebel vtlitees say.lboy:Wlllee*yik ,
'tottero theordor maul*
• many of the itek of Our -iiinjharo noon-in-7
Inor4 to City Point. .- • •
r
Tha Cardinal Vicar tuailioned a notitl446ll
;elation to the labile*. Ele mato to:WaftPah:
&tactical Idtteroutd tatitialartzcs as aspect:Ay
deplarablii;the 'maw of f MO, 14nonacicsa
ttpdrrigbrpa a::,
PIT -. 7
GAZ'PrFirn4
EL. '411•
VIIDAY. MARtII i 7, 181;5
11 , 1ormoitLtal
Marmon(torn Enav •aid En u. Rozlinli. A few
- •
"gathered" from Northern sorb
Danes:, &rotes and lierthans ; !no the h Ilk Ele e
iish. and all if the u t .s. Iliiteroor of th..ir seeeral
rationalities. It wenld be Impossible to lied in
any enlightened portion of the glohe a inaro
thoroughly ignorant commimity the •• h
ter Day Smithy" se they delight to style therm
s. lees. One. particular Mon
in some half dozen wives, and sonny: tam or the: e.
Siren children. No description ernall do justice
to the utter forlornness of the !distresses t; wa
ssail (for that, I think, was tho name of
temored consort) gio toakditter ruish izothen.
nes, of his ehildran. hod th,se were ab ot the
Lest we saw In all Mormoudem. There Is
but rue word Dun spontammutly riss, to
lips as the Mich, women and children enure baron,
3 ma, and that word is forlorn ! forlimu! Mahn !
Fccon oil watt could hear soil , •ee, the ninth
of Morinobdorn wire the moil illiterate. and to
every niremlon the most vicious of vii the mimic
rotor, neer reared oa th, glob , . Their soli
and
behavior ere the most that v .ai I he
tamed. lime could In hr other:Tic:l Mr page
%scald blush to hare W uoon it its, one
tenth of what 1
Was afterward toil from
good authority on the spot el the attar inde
cency of the south—young moo aad women—
of that people. Mormonism, if In 1n other
way, mutt perish or the corruption of its own
schriollution. But this I discovered after
s.. Ads a bile hi the env. "I will ibis you
rehool t " said lir••!'her 'Brigham. RI grit
w. Ira to it portion of his zroileds, a-+.
yrroehed a neat little cilium?, of which I love
alleady spoken. and hnteired. Driving taken
Feat ;II from of the scholars. I foiled horn.
1Y Attending--lify Oils and twenty boys. fur
host, the poiphi•t inforreed me, had rim ct•riz
In. being detained outside with -01,1 tit
They wore tutu tant;ht sacred mash Tao
hoc-be:seemed In be an elder son of Bootee
'Nrigham, cr possibly a Yankee selemliumirer.
They sang, "Oa Ztou's 'Why, th it is
good Presbyteriardstn, Mr. President," I re
marked. "Y:0, And goal iSfecinenhon; lon
replied. slapping me on the Lace. "Yes, nod
nood Moth••dism, too," he added. Ile himself
had oneeheen o tearing. critnpannetlng Methor
..iist of the most shouting kind. I rook
thorongh a scrutiny of the youth theoi before
nic ris f possibly maid,- and a more u:Lterly
nulienihiornt . tnisiterestingi meanie,
tshonT, loptiy.looking set of the •ri-iing gray-es
lien I ucyer elsewhere beheld. They aterskal to
lm Lam atropt twenty, nee yaors of au down to
Ore or sib—end Inre all 1;,-' 6 ,•a 1,1 Ynoop's
erring.fir oppord Of a handr, , l, oil
reoi,* r
w Lc nut.tiv.
Au entirely t s style of loromr tire has hoop
recently palcute46cd iremdtteed in I:tied:mi. It
is so constructed as to ram either way without
lAttof turned about (thus dirpet song with [taro
t:tiles), icon:nos no tender, and is2capable of
pasting the sharpest corms ,without thtilettity
.oirdaner. All the wheels' are &Mug wim.ll,
eight in number, arranged In two dlstine; sets
of fon r,wlth two ev.indeno to each set. A
' rac 'e r& „'t t u T i t i r r e b n il g i te u Tas th t iz wo Pi s 3 ls " of ' f. b r a l:
wheels coupled, 6 . feet 6 inches; naluituttot
rattly ocurve 13.4" nhains; distance betwomo
ocilrts . winels of cart; frame to deter:aloe
radios o o cum% 7 feet ; weight of engine on
the foals for blt‘ :Or' hbitt, 40- to,p4; weight toi
i l
'ash wheel. 5 tort; tittmlocr oda eyltud•rs, 4;
,diameter ..t eylatchrove-18 ...lithe.; .sarolee bd -
inches ; fractice. tower of retitle:a the rall1;
12.125 pcunds.• The the Is fed from the .11,...
the a t ohlr standing on one sada of the engine and
thodrieck en the other.
The englee Is arranged to cirry tho accessory
. renantity lof waltz; sayl,sllopr,loo3 gallamc,s4l
. Mei for long distance*, withortt 'stopping tor
, Ateriblnc enabled to doer+ by cot ploriaz toe +re
wheels, lath, while It :allows
.angh,4o t t o r the
sillovi. to I,e carried beside th . e . weight o' the ma
chine its I. does riot oreiload thste and there
- forte,rtarl eta the p_ttriall.tr3,llo perblatlebt:
'way- and wheel-tyres to a minimum. To futu re long oat bate and a facility to tracer..., sharp
-11
curet", oat
ere are two at.maratellialht4l englom
, and framing complete.
' 'lf thislnvetttl9,u sbould,moreptarticable, and 1
-the London ..Werkaaies' ilddirrinc7l6 cotnabantfraft'
upon It says, •• that reason Is not at carlacce
stiak,fieserable torpeetattion,'! theta we mny be .
likely to*ltneta - a rteet snit radical Ohmage to
theilbectitotive system. We shall cot by this In
vention the mains weight. of engine, fuel and .
water roc traction,"tite weight initially distribu.
tad limit the wheels; the Utility to ran In either
direction whiteout. turning ;, the. gicUlty.- to pus.
the- char - Er at corers knew'. In railway practice.
and ether incidental advantages of almost Nail'
hi.pottance. The inventor Is a (odd mon hot
m
ltddners is a 4csalty-for a retbrtam wheltiir.
Is. politica or Wes haulm, and 16 ffiebellef Mal
the ;resent In„oomettre is gm ko perfect hot that
It can loci Improved, witcrecoine all attempts la
the right direction.
Good Done
The Madison inatiere Pre stir ulna Church,
lark City, gook oollaction on Sabbath
cionttnr„, rah- •rtk; or 113,dr 80, to - sot tht
tneftenn Tract' Biieltll In then: large approlid , '
ritlons to the army and eery and frcedintn. pac
ineanber : of that church his for three rears'atih
setibed (or 10,000 mph:sof the Americas Maass
ger, to by dlorSomoo montb7)l6 thaprot Y , mak
kg tbree years a distrltintliin to the soldiers
of nal,ooo copies, at an expense of 6v 7;50. The
sumo banerolent donor sends over LODO eonies
of the libsroper monthly to rris9las and .1 44
in the State orNtialfiriki • '
Botch liberality finds a fitting channel Ihr Its
flew tbraugb thh , bas put 11,3d7.-
500 volumes, 4,250,000 lamas, 114,&00 hymn
hanks, and 11,135,143 copies of the ifswengsr, in
/toadish land Ocrutan, Into Rie arnity'and nary.
nigh Wattr—lee Illockade«Doelut and
; - Piers Sabiartged.
nuyvt Lo r March 18.-1-In oanamnance of tha
tLaw considerable trouble ts expected on Alni
rat rdadt running from this city. on account of
high water. ,
.Atruitv, Starch 1 6 4—Tho. ice above. And la
front °tithe city moved idown this moralni a
mile or two and blocked up, esualog the water
to rise rapidly. The doek and.plera are now
subrnerird to the depth of several feet.
Tint raat. RsK dinni6.—the 11.31 IS:011D•
wall, of which the deetiaatlon has so long ne
capied yohlie'opfthoardid the press,is died at
Ftrroll,iin Spain, in consequence of a hut The
exlsteudessf this leak,liowayer,As sot ait eati.
rally deinonstrated, fur the Stonewall Is taking
MI board a large supply of coal, and 1: / is sta.
colas that a vessel In danger of amble should
augment Its chances of destruction by Oil ing Its
hunkers with coal, Instead of emptyingi them.
This suspicious craft Is watched by vessels of
the Federal nary, which are cruislas off the
wortern coast of Spain. We are assured that
tlie captain of the Stonewall, Mr. Page, Is now
Luris.—Opfrdone NMI/mak, Fr 6.
Tint Derma Tura Commo.—The great Items
(fea t sugar, coffee and the like) of the house
keeper's grocery *moons were 'not , a fraction
higher—we speak of the smaller retail 'dealers—
when gold sold at 250, than theywere yesterday,
:what gold could be bad In any qoantity at 10,
Yee a little while, and this thing will cease to
be. Trade combinations; trade ocmsplraeles,and
high pekes have had their day. Wo will son
them broken up with the break up of the combi;•
itationa and conspiracies of Muftichmood rebels.
Rom von Vormernsmit Orrwanft.-- . By an
order of t h e - War Department, all - volunteer
,01l eery; mho are not mastered out at the exact
.cla of the explratton of thearientletmant mast
lc
ttieil al pia hleara tica tee of titl tho ar
miv end o i t i tho . aa N r s or om an ga tt r L
is allo*ed to ratilterhla Conine a: b eyond tho
Alamo his eel atmetia Wed thed.' ree,' making a
larreanal comenteace of the ACZTiOB.. ' • .:
Tirovamy of the Provident's going throrigh
Baltimore disguised In A ,stilltory Jam* and
'Batch cap, fonr were ago. Is revived ',stn.
Thera is , to ter ft: ihe , prviitelitiiim
4thxgb m an carder train than he was expected,
;tit dart e itotioe, bat ha was., in - no
way disguised. The story was invented by Bow
-Era, the ingenins Bohemia!' who wrotq M01244[41
proclamation lasesunamer.
Ton best'irine In the United States M snide at
Burlington, lowa, from the Catawba grape.; It
-dimply resembles the celebrated 'ltudesheliner
Berri of the Rhine, There are 'several large
vineyards at Burlington,:cohered • ly ,13,iylat and.
German vlne-groWora,' - and,the ; culllirb' of the
grape la Increasing very rapllli . thereotu the,
aolmultre of the Increashuir demand:ler th wine.
iPmt Chillicothe .omcitii eaya alb reoPeolii;.
of tha n frult crop In RPM eganit s APP.* are:
alb; .ebenies, plums Nam , &e. .matawhato
ipjured, but %mime lallled4wiriiilte.r a t tlA will
Ikir crop. As to.peaches, there, ar ..larlat7 of
,rtiporta. &mune locajlliee they ' tald to be
yetmoult In-manyotherr, theyAM ,111
uValartd."
ni DlAli.a son TUB Alder - kr , i rpFttolif.4—
•431413 . &t0 the prevalence . 01 . Mites F.- 111 : gm!'
Dern Motive, Virginia, and. On fogicolorof
basing taken: temporarThriartert . tans, all
:the army mall matter to be disettedltiorth
ward Sad westwardly, will, ring ftrther orders,
Waal to the Washington city. palatal,
_
Tn Ditatfr. NAW.TOSUL—;fiker.lreatoti, of
New Tort, 'tdiffea.lik ingonlelaLdispateh that he
ihas from the Department that
An ell localities In the State wham volunteering
..astitintipt.itetirs„no Partin* Order dra fling
Alrfinlj,dinftld will nol
be Mod 1ik41WW11910..,
111; .INP
11. e Cleat third ntid t C,.uuty Coo-
1.1 trlltg.t A
V. n:, 'SINS . taterlo.l,ll Bee peryotts arrested tom:
tr! tr menth eh re, 6.r resisting the draft In t 'tear
lo !il - , .. , iy. and another arteries! 1 tat Therrlty,
y • it loot:alit lwfore Cr S. Connulsalotter Sproul,
Cl der attend of a corporal and three twat It long
it it r. !h. 1.1.. h V. It. C. Tlachant, niche par
t!. r• WC, toll' 111 . 1• 2 :11,1 Goo I ea.,. A. L.
.11:re•ii, Paull Boy mon, Philp hippy and l'ricd.
A. n0i,1,44, of Ch artle!d couttly. nod Dr. .1. .1 . .
Stir' of Candela enunty.
Gordian/ler was iv reted Ins! week, and in a
rryldatt of Lutherrhurg. Ile Is eh lrge'l wiz 11 i
being a priaidar cut otenaber 4.1 LI kr..ruL erg th 1.-
Lit. for ...feting !be draft, Intl Innen! dee, Al. et, ton
brohbring chaer tent from arre,o lay the military:
.
1311111,1Iiilt. If• mirctllll that lie a., , ~I CTIII,
I lope° lip thit , ficetety to thEpo, ~1 pi,t1,14 eel
armatrnition which it fat - ulster! fir who purport
I,
of ca!rt Inn ,Itt•lta nt . ..ct, and !h.• claret;. assert
that he did en '4;11 on IA for that ottepn-e.
!Cent. Bowmen. S loppy and Ii orles are all
residenta .6 , r, SAM(' (41..Y1i.e.h ip. 01.-arnel.l eaunv,
end ali are alleged to he !heaven, or It, neva'.
ration for ...lacing tilt' dealt. 11,..1. . 1'...1!
dent of ibis Keret ',whit, wider! !old its meet.
Inns at Turkey 11111 Solved 11.....,, in II any
1, wi , silip flu (fin fall of ISO. Daniel 11 'warm
le a rowdy , flieft, il/KI he and Sloppy with a
12.1D¢ at deserter!, attached and matter:god 'an
et/nanny officerimated Daniel Cathcart, 'when
nu an enndlint: hot& Bowman in mid l they
e: nick him u ith nn axe, and hlopps tired two
kl.lB from an anthri•lr et the rithn.r. This oc•
cnrrell lent summer. Itowles le said to Have Uthlaill•
ISterrd the oath 'of the tenet tearlety to drafted
men and dutestere from the service, and was one i
of the party who armed themselves for the pur
.
pi
se of Why; away the Provost tle,lt IL
Dr. !ts & s e apperano to N. the tdaekest erne' In I
11, 11. ek. II: is aretisrd "r tittering his
mint
tr. at, able St.tititlrllt.3, and der tering Ids nar
y...L(l nB:st the draft end prevent tat, arrest
hy foray• of arms of ell deserters from the 5,r
-vice, nod incltlngille prople of Catiniria county
to unite 11 ith ! him and.he would furnish vans, !
11. Is alleted to have Said that the gov•-rowent I
or Jeff. Dal laws& better than that of Yresbient 1
I neolr : t hat It *DS a dim Tile, lo wear t lie .Fel -
e!.. I, unit .rm. -110 boasted that he had - the ;
"rl.!arl NOVII" on_ the Coveruntent, being e . t.a- •
ro ! rd.. Prisoner from the rc:iw! ecrricel that in i
I.od, emnr.3.se•lod Inc the rebel array, and hel I
CI., It 4V01)1.1“1 and' retelvett e leave of ahnencl.
Georg/door, ti:tan:leased .ru hall In the sum I
of
t4.1;C0. The tthert here been corn atltted for a 1
Anther hearing on Friday, Slit of March.
It appears fond the nridceera atitlu,rd In the 1
I argta and spetlllgations, that the event .nei-
• Wan tht7oool tic Iw ononlzatlntt, and It.
banefri influence p.rmcat..l rhortne,h nearly ev
ery township of .Cleararld and trt!ntrria calm
tha. James Eekettorle, of White tarettahlp,
Cambria arrant, 4 deserter from 0.111.10. T. 11,
61.1 Prnal!)lrauta,.tnellatithat. there is "a no. I
cret °mantra, .on In White and II •evil to.vn
sblps, anti all alung.the border of ttaarbria and, !
Cleat Orld eltuttllcaand the meral,rs any that
Dr. Kn.& Ex•GoYetuor Bigler and donator Win.
A. Wr.lloice, are at the head of It—for the par_
tele r.f real-flog the draft." fir nate Beiten
rode, IS M...rter from Illn Faille rompatty, corral,.
centre 1.14 a tvgliMony, and sap that hr tt,1,m.....A .
in ante, and tilliktlie Nis word L. , "15 1:1." 1
1 hr talscners• w9ae very sordy.l.i,gtiag: !add !
n.l all atlsnlcasant to laokrirpon." In appearance
they w ere a fee eituile nf, rebel deserters who ;
here hot vrtalltte bet.lien. , tbemtelveS from :the ..
n !Id .1.1 „ of Jeff. Darla and virtually ignored i
the hives its of the Southern Caere leracy.
I Bounty Declaims.
Tito StateSU/buy inkmat of Ottio hat reecised
ohion from Um Fain:tatter fiati,ral with
ritetrery to the .Payttniti u 'be l i"Pcittel Pr
, . ,
.CoI sad ...CVO; stlith will ba of later
t*t to miry Ofoiti rinders. Undjr thIA dects-
I .
le Is Inade the da*of Pay matters to ply
the first On Westin., ; (r. hre It Inn mn boo: trptdd
by a musfeting ottloer,), npm_ ttut, first Jinuder,
for pay innadd' ont altar onlionnoi . tt, to", re
cruits as well m rwitulatedmem When a sok.
dt..etiarod, whit *alined tndir thS set
fratiting the *bol, tootetlot, and the whole :or
ally pan orthi. bounty Ita doe Mtn, ho eau be
k otd up.. his dkelpvicrikp..peca, providing they
show that he bat not ristedad
The I'mlyoutster ilentrt.l (waltz holArthat the
ors hot otlenues bstot les, and this the
lost of 1%3. in er.l2tiost to the refunding of the
t:'l odrn tco istalllty In ittetalts cases; is not op
*lt koblo qo them. :But sthett It Is dozily shorn
ti of • soldier enlist...Cr foneeitlin •
ttftthllitY . , wblCb Itt;Kneff to Caul at •.hu time
vfmotst ,pad IA I‘lll whcli uc 11 strew xi,ntay tils
ettolgtl, then, all Instalments
.of knototth laid
aro to beldeOtictotl.
1 he OralL
; 4 thaw districta to tt !nth no.elf irta arc being
made In I,rocrite volunteers. the priarlittritinn is
etroug that the revolutions of "the wheel of
&silty'. will soon begin. Amongst the/detrital
mart settee In pnoctirlng twernlia le the First
Wprd. Allegheny. A bounty of 4:4' 0 U &rand
by tint Ward Comraluto, width. added to the
'teretnment•bounty of 1100 make 000 for oee
..”- - rolontierti. The recruiting ofB Iv at Al
iterman Dyer's olllee, corner of Leouck and Fed
eral crutches. whereptm of the Comuilueer may at„
any time be found. If the draft takes Once
before thc quota le filled, ne bonny can be or-.
re. and tech enrolled man nails disown risk.
We would advise all young men who can so ar
range their again. to Immediately volunteer for
Or Ina }.vane( Ore. war, They. map' thus save
money credit and the draft. 'h would Seem
that t hie is about the close of the sintggfe. New
tru - ,es may never sew a battle.
taught Up.
It Is ait old saying that, "when wine is in, the
wit is odt." We believe it. On last Saturday;
an itinerant peddler made itia'appearance at
.lobostoirn, and after db , Pcoing of a fair of hie
Wires, procended to , expend the proceeds by
getting prodigionsly drank. While In tblaglorl.
one cotditiolf, be took upon blinsetito
• Ilelv beast that he was a bounly.juniper--that he
-had collated in the army there several times, and
three times bad deserted. Ills words went taken
Intl 9f by tome of the provost guard stationed
there; who imulediaudy divested him as a deser
ter.' The same evening, he was forwarded to
Provost Marshal hendularters, to uaderao court
martial, where he- will doubtless cogitate long
and painfully on the impropriety of putting an
enemy In his mouth to steal away hit brains.
-• , ; The Lecture Last Evening.
I nder the auspices of the Young Mea's
l.itrary Association, the people of put city were
frk with one or the most eloquent and
el.:At-stirring lecturea that We ever heard, by
Th. odoec Tilton of the New York lawepm. dent.
In the great march of opinion which distin.
gun , hea the pmsent day, Me. Tilton Is fairly In
the front; and we are mistaken If his auditors
of last evening don't. gad . thernielves a day's
mooch ahead of where they were before they
breed him.. It watt the cloquencaof a 1 (ugliest
soul attcrlngtreat.trnths;.and'elothlng thent'll
elegant and tilting language.
It was announced that Mr, Gonnh will lecture
for throe creningL commencingtif we remember'
correctly, on the Bth of April,
The Peak. Family Coming.
The Peak° Family , tt is announced, will
abortly;appear In cur ally. At one time this
troupe was divided Into two companies, per
forming ladsptaeleallY, end known distinctively
as, the iltedto Family Vocalists, Harpists tuld
.Laiesahlre O • ell•ftlagers, 4 and th e "Campie::
itipalaria, or Biiss Bell-Ringers." The two are
- now, however, coa,Wund, and term a mammoth.
troupe: Thcix performances are novel and
'sulking, and the merry (times of their sliver
Wiliam full of entrancing. melody. Tito vocal
and Instrumental selections are principally
Our'.amuseeteut.seekens will doubtless
'be on the tip-toe or expectation for titc, arrtvnl
of thlapopular troupe. ,
= =I
Dr. George L. MeDook, Physician, to the Boeni
'of Dezsth, reportelhe Wowing ecitthi In the
clty, from Ranh - 4 o.llldict 141855::•
Wet ' 171 171dte.•. -1. ...54 •• • '1 •
Yen*lo.... 7 Doktred:l.e. 0"j A .
4 4i ,
or the stoic there - Torn: rhtEsti pnl
5 ; accident, 2 ; chronic dlsrihea, 4; paraplegia,
1; enplane uthme, 1 t•parnlyels;• 1; tnberenlo
de, I ; dipthprln t 1; cronp,„ 2 1 cotmaiton N
itguxjrn, -1; My 1 j - spume, 1;
'oriole, 1;, convulsions, 1; Sopping cough, 1;
enteme, 1; consumpUon, 1. •
• •
.
• • Aim& alittet7,..:3N I
' ' Alderman Butler bed &boating in lho rase
mentioned a day or wo ago,ln'aidch - ,rohn and
yemnish Sullivan
warochargod..with:coualt
ssa a prosecutor
be e
?atria Sande. Bands,ft wM bo remeMbared.
green ly Insulted the *ter of. defendinta, , and
'other tedy, Who wok - I,llllller, while waiting on
tha pavement. The two fojiowed
pummelled MID. for:.Whiek thin„antion wee
at (Au
.ouqht. Sands ls ‘ lusid,laM.oo On appearance
nt.
, ,
(kw na Doerr . —Draftedmiali ean,put hi wa
ren& man as subsattiassuotWitintnadhlg 'Stbs
,bogni widely area ankh) , a that such
la ' the ease. - carennt(pe,naaa, of the *et of
FiETI/M. 1884. establishes
t aft Oval! that a conaofipt,, can he, sabsti-,
to Cy he entailed third. :..kknowhalgo of pat'
,
ratt 'at thaVient.4444.4l,3l4ll4koNAPlL
11nr Itundrud and Fiacne Milton]. of
.
I Ne dly 115 nill:',lns of the poral:lr 7.30 'cal
bad It. n dhp, rep ,- .f up to Saturday night last,
..i nod art mean tb. 50 mill:ons of ylis paStlec
; Lee loan yet remain. It will:be .lan:le in mind
rMeat the 'vacs now. sold lyve a lilt'; less than
tied aend 4 hell years to run before ahoy cloture,
whin the to:dyable• privilege occur, of their coa
-1 sellibillty ill It; 5-ft. honds*, which have are years
'. 5 to eve, clan A uglLit. 15, 1517. It iv geueral:y be
lieve, • Lot our new awl able Seta "Lary, Mr. Me
e/ h, laenr o the te,..u• ~.j u il a• system of
mans, as new familiar
to ! Tie. Therefore it is expected that,
o after the present Issue of 7-30's Is exhausted, the
sole will be continued upon a new IRVIN having
n Ineger pl sled to ran lit:are thin valuable mir
th no of eoureritillitv into fi.l.a) bonds accord to
pieta. The cix hundred millions just authorized
Congress wilt proir.bly, 1.43 fur al needed, I - 43
'l';.ibt.d from sales of toe loan, divided up into
t' LI tee or foar series of ibSUeli—eny 100,000,000
01 IrAl,ooe,ooo rash, the first verlos of one bemired
nod 11113 millions niaturingsay one year late: titan
the r, event old issue, and so no, ItOlkbpz each se
iti. s tont tro one year later flirt, :twos one,
and it holders required oto to iri paid
at maturity, the demand or met
from intern& revenue i.te other ~r4;es. The
tul.sellption agent while eininaverint, IA diapose
01 the -client lemmas rapidly as passible, does
net what to convey the idea th at thorn urn he no
11 , 1 , 71 of .ho 7430 loan, as Mr. McCulloch will
mints/vas decide that the shad he allowed
retinue thulrsubseriptious without changing
the nutmeat! the loan further !ban to postpone
the maturity of the issues; to later periods.
Fyne will regard those maturing at an earlier
Ante with more favor; others, regarding the
pere.abilily on a stoiedy restonprion of !specie
paymento, 4111 favor these having longer limn to
me. --, l'haadelphia Prins, March 11.
Security la Advance
exiitrefF has made very liberat provision, to
im amendments to the Enrollment Bill. The
scuba will prove of loteveve to the
publie gene. - illy: -
" Rec. 23. And &it Art 1, ...noted, That auy
yiersuii or enrolled .ii any .11'Y-district
may, afor nadir, of a draft. and before tRo aims
tiled( Lave taken place, cansc to be mustered
11 to ti.e .octet of the United 81.itea, .nch mom
to r of recruit., not asibJeet to dram, as they may
deem' csr.dicot, which TCCIIII. elutll 149•14 to
the credit of the persona thus ~using thorn to
he isinstk red la, and shall be taken as suhatitutua
for such pereons, l or so many of thath aa may be
dr aficd, to the lltCllt of the number of each re
cf uiw and in the order designated by the prin
eimila at the time inch recruits arc thus afore
said tunstertd
This, It will he peredsed, legaitsea asgo.
sh.tiuns, whirh were rlbidden originally, and
therefi.re lb, rat ropilon trom personal sarrica is
:thin the reaelo of almost any MI whd has
at thing whatever to Wrest 111 the insaranee.
pople ran go lo work and badra them
si Ives In *tisanes or the IVA on the pay - anal or
a rotnparatlvely trilling sum.
fierow for Aldhuony.
The mania for delving lo the bowels of the
earth which erns PreValls..has reinltcd In the
•
reeduEllen of cart Wealth, and has been of In.
CI lculuble benefit to mankind. That vast storm
of wealth are yet undiscovered,, all will concede.
'74e search .for wile thing has often led to the
dbrererynf another tlen more valuitsla. Thou
who have bored for salt have stook petroleum,
and vita versa. Gold-seekers have found sliver,
and three looking for Iron have sll.Frx and
Rohl. Aming the latest skid' moat uneipectel
docoreries is a mineet antimony In Wirt county,
West Viticibia. tecomPulY,boring f or*ilstrgek"
• ?Ira veto of this dant mast, worth probably
1; a hundred denim per ton is a mode state.
There are no doubt rich veins of antimony as
well as lirge deposits of the bast kinds or par.-
IMO] In Hier Vilitpla and die!"
Auttlek.l.'
U
The latter Nate; LI now 'ric:ling much aura.
limns V...lllotooon.—Thls j 11111.17 celebrated
render .rid sett r, wire Is so noisomely known
throughout t/ country, will give his drat en
tt b , LaraYCUU 11411 ° Ir o
will read from Shakspeare and the modern atit-
ILl;rs. 111 s sal utivrea sre mast cboice and bony
him" as Well as humorous, and his rendition al
the great c!mr •tees portrayed by the pen ar tho
immtwtal Bar art grand, and have always ell.
cited the Mgt t encomiums tieing thupreas and
his delighted a Mora. lits.selectloas will
icise extrarts "Mark An
thony's ()ratio ." tVc predict a crowded house.
P s is CNIENT AueK..—The pavement shore the
Wylit street, near iligh,„ Sala down
three or tour : het last cubing, tearing up the
1 , , inka and making It Impassable. A. matt seas
Isalking oscr it at the time, mid yes .constdere
tly astorishid on finding himself beteg drawn
downwern. The arch of the vault underneath,
It serum, gave any. The roof of the tunnel is
still as staunch an ever. and the accident in
wheilly Owing to the cremblidg ecinditton of the
yeah.
RL7O , ATXI) 67411 - 714--81/Ch shaven 46 yes.
today are a blaster; to Our streets,. which have
now put ou a new attire and look quite attrac
tive. en army of "scrapers" could never ae
complbh In one day the work of. renovation
which the "gentle showers of heaven" did yes
terday "warm the plea beneath."
TitnerAA'D FARIETIEL—The FM:teh Spy"
ERs made a peat hit •at 'this establishment.
Matille Marietta Ravel as Henri ADA grand, and
In ihnaword combs& with Mr. Darlons took the
Lome by storm. Go to-night and IN this grand
smetaele.
MittiNTTA Ravel, Vests&ll, Helen - Western,
Pauline Cushman, Setehell, Mohdy, Black,
/Is's, nun and nlnpay---Cards of these and SOO
othenkat
Mua. Benterre—Cards of the lady
at fittoek's.
Go TO Pluock's for Pocket Books Red Pocket
61bui43.
Aturtma cbeaper. thsu iLc cbcapeac at Pit
tort's.
(tom rams, Diaries aid Folios, at Planck's
50c PER DOZIM torphotographs at Pittoc
Prrryna has the Eastern IkalUess. .
Bear Stationary at Planck's.
Au, the new hooka at Planck's.
04 and War Maps at Planck's.
A VETrAAIN Cs.sax.—On the itith, Lyman
Sibley, E‘q., dam chosen town clerk, (or the
.forty ...Tenth Now! The Jae was actinium:lL
I u only one year has Ito failed of contortion since
he was ilrst cleave t t hat office, sla 183'5,
when the " Know N 'thine 'flood swept every'.
thing so clean.—.Be e (Mao.) Castle.
We team that tit Board Of - Directors of the.
Branch Banks of th State of Indiana, who ace
now In session In thi 'city, yesterday decided to
avail themselves of the..recent act of the Legls-
Injure and convert the branches of the State
Banklnto Nuke's,' Banks.—bulkusapolis leer.
kTao Cincinnati Omoneretel '
days that the well
nown General George B. Hodge, who left Cot
legion thorn then r ikee, Years ago, to Join the
reW army, has written a letter to his Mends, In
.which he ripressee en earnest desire to take the
oath of amnesty andreturn to his bomb. -
GIIMUL 811.111LD11, .116 has. boon for -some
—nuinths In Sinaloa, was arreatell at Mazatlan re
cently by the French authorities, as a spy or'
suspicions parading°qut, by the Intercession
()Mr. Barrow, of Top who,Yisited Mazatlan
this purpose r he yea baste&
. the 25th tdt4e4mtpally Not the Bth North
Citroens Coutoiterate, cavalry, came Into cow
lined at Newborn In a body, numbering over 80
mea . They wersheuttly,trelcomedi and mated
that,. Ventured of a sin teciptlon, the entire
army would desert reanatsi.
,
thm.W.ammi.h. thrown open to ordinary
tmdo the wbolo of Weat Teneeesee. Merchan
dise Dial be freely taken to ,alemphis, and the
eonntry people - may bring in their prodeng Ibr
cxchturge.
MARRIEDS.
IArd III H — CONNINOttibt , ,A.t four Welook,
en :Thursday afteii , at de; :residence tot the
bride's father, by th e r4Dr. Jacek% seeisted by
thi Res. V. Prestk JOHN. S. LABIBIlt; of BIN
ANNIE
.J., eldest &tights's or
.jobn Ounni #o# 47l 141'14 of Allegheny atty. No
PORTER.onTtitiiiidAm u ch tith•; lisit
Vat a O'otootri'A , AVILTER,
The Mani Will take plane en SiTIVIIVAY. lath
inert., at B Welock A. die., from the residuum of
John lhompson, eionser or Heaver and Ohio streets,
foi FalemetuitChmuk,l'';'“ "
•. •
ifEESON4lirTitti Maar stiiiii3OddOiforrh lath,
at lour o'afeok, P#ll2l,OK. firE4.uti?f, thserth
year Olds apt.
~.1 • , -
The funeral will s calm *W ds ei him late - mak-
XorYitt *Set Ireatiity kotel, Ninth
Ward, en Inet:rine Itliiturineo. nailltant eleht
Waken, to keeled' itiStl . Pairinles *butte, eat!,
itenctitat - to /34. mveg clquieurir• •
RILLER=4)i Wednesday freesias Mann Irk
leak MART EMILY. the beloved :its of .7.114J94
MILLER. In the Seth Rat of bet age, ,
• The relative. . r ire 5. 2 .
deeded be attend the tniend - at ',two WelOoltina
rattler nri7 ilitetwne, front. her bite teeliitlitet
: 14 i4rin Wm%
GROCERIES, PILOII VCR, Se
B. P. QUIMBY - S di.)., 7 •
COIIIMISSION MERCUANTS,
No. ICO SOUTH 'WATER ST.,
cnlllAktio.
aloe opeclol ottentiol; to pureunal
Flour, Crain, Prorislon Ate
For Eaztern sorount.
B. F. QUIMBY T. BROWN
rnh2-1Y
----
T . O. JENKINS.
Conixniesion Merchant,
AND •
PURCHASING AGENT.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
•Irr in Flour, (.1 4 .ioeds, Batter, Oli.e3e,
Frrits, and all farm Products. Best brands nin
th. }•LOUII (warranted) always on hAnd.
XI:FINED OILS.
Prompt attention kirek to ,onsi r , ramenia an
ecrrcepon.lence. Weekly Price Currents sent to
Llonsutnors. Orders and Con..igamorta solicited.
serittydhlet
ww. R. HERBOW
HERRON It CO.,
Corner of roun and Wavle at¢ ,
(11twu.AcE'a Bcrumso,) PII rSSURGII,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS .
For the purchnee of f7RAlN'ofatl kinds. A.b.,
wholesale der.lere in BALE.D lIAY. Western
dealers will find It to their ad inntsge to correspond
with out Bengt!, as we have greater (sailitieg for
Storage, and putting mods into this and !astern
Ydeirkas than most of the dealers in this city.. Thu
best of city re:erenoca given when required.
ja3l:geol
•
CARD.
W. T. PATTF.RSON,
.I.A.M.E.S JOHNSON. •
ADAM AMMON.
JOAN SUILLELEIN
PATT.ERSON, AMMON & CO.,
Coniiniesion Merchants, Flour
Grain and
•
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS,
NO. 18, woonsTß ELT, P/TTSDONGN
fc,:tt
ALKX. Y MikhZ
ArRAIiE S ANTER,
ConimisSion Merchants,
I=l
Flour•, Grabi and Produce,
123 SECOND ST., between Wood & Smithfield.
11-ly
PITTSBURGH
Tao*. ron-riac...rao. A PICE3 ' ..s - nrrirrs A. surreeD
POTTER,, AIREN & SHEPARD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Molar,
Irbee!.ie . , Potatoes.
gear reEr.
1"du ; No.lO LLUERTT STREET,
reUt .—Opposlte Passenter.Depot, Pittsburgh._
ILE.116:1.:111IIART,
(S6ccm4or To MACKEOWN & LINHLRT,)
Nta:rtrzt. as cs-we t ehxzv,
PriSdoest mud Cosstsullselissa 11[er:runty
. No. SAS Llherty st., rttieburgh.
DOOLITTLE & PECKi •
Oennral• Commission Nerchants,
Nos. (9 arid Inter street, Pittsburg/4 Pt 4
Graft,/Re enle of our, Oheese, :Hotter,
Dried Feats, Provialeas end Po:duos - of all II
All enters .for,Csrbon Oil titled : et the lowest tose.
ket price& -
26,-Coietlgnsseitsfellotted.
O.V. INAL.SpLY. - - - . ---
Y vex anent&
RALSLEY & VAN- GORDER, - Piodirce
. 2 .- ,
end Ganicoission Merchants,. Warehouse,: No.
Oil Liberty at., Pittsburgh, Pa. Wholesale deal.
era is Butter, Obese*, Lard, Eno, Por; Bacon,
Deana, Tolle., re`situffi4l3tomni Po, tatoem, Hem.
Iny, Dried F , uita, Green Fruits, ~O nlorus, Flour,.
Grain, Ter See* Timothy Seses,.Flos. Seeds,
Game an Poultry, Ponloular attention given to
Plodluse oosicaneete, Jain
rrtniE, & PATTON, Whole
...a tile Grocers and Cnnunlssion Merchants, deal
ers DRODUCE, - I . LOOD, BACON,
_MEESE,
FISIL CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON,
NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Mts•
burgh manufactures . generally, 113 and lle Second
street; Pittsburgh.
JUAN ;It. CANFIELD, Commission and
t orwardlu_g Merchant and wholesale dealer In
WESTERN RESERVE CREFE, BUTTER,
LARD, PORE, BACON, FLOUR, FISH, por
AKIN PEARL ASHES, SALERATZ,S, LIE.
REllisc AND LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT, and
Pre'duce r g'nen , 47, Nos. o f and BS Front street,
Plttebu . oat
W CIIL*.• OTIS 811ErAltn
1 - IULP,!4- SLCEPARD, Commission Mer
•,-/ chants andelealers In FLOUR, GRAIN AND
PRODUCIE, No. SG Liberty street, Plttabumbi
Oholee brands of Moue for Bakers and Fatally
use constantly on band. Particular attention paid
'to titans. Were for Merchandire generally.
«Maly
VETO:a & AliMSTßONG,Forwprdlag
add Coombslon Merchant& he sale of
FLOUR,: GRAIN, ,BAOON. L&RDfor,t surree.
sEpap, DRIED FHUTT, ant Produce generally.
No. If Market street, corner of First, Pittsburg Pcansl h,
i ferady
'WEBS & WILKINSON, Commissain
V V Merchants, Wbolesals dealers to WESTERN
RESERVE CHEESE, - DRIED :FRUITS, BUT
TER, 'EC IS GRAINS, and produce generally.
Also, bEaTHER, BIDES, •ILLS, ho., No. nil
Liberty etreet, Pittsburgh. •
ir. Cash advancements made. Cinarignments
Jet2.ihnd
WIG ?amen. ' ) 13117117.1.t.
I/VM. P. BECK & CO., No. 181 Liberty
v Street, Pittsburgh, Ps., Wholessis Grocers,
Coutualautontlerchantsi sad dealers in COUNTRY
PRODUCE. PROVISIONS DAMN. LARD,
Burro. *was, ;oumde,,FlSH,_ Jo. PRO.
PRO.
A G
DUD FLOUR, RAIN, SEEDS, GREEXAND
DRIED FRUITS, &a SALT stud LIME. iris
OZOIIOI a. HIAD 011ORGE 1/111Ta
EAD &lIETZGAR, Grocers and Com.
Pucehant and denlen in al/ kinds of
Country ' and Pittsburgh .M.anufaaturm.
No. 24f. Idlx.rts street, opposite bead of Wood
street) Pntsburgh. apady
lt. =MOH ... . . J.ll 0111 1 WE O ....WX. D. RC Wi Wt.
I).IIENEE BROTHERS, .(successors
. I ‘. tO Renner la Jiadernok4) SPICES,‘
FOREIGN- FRUITS,NIUS end CON..
YEIZITIONERY, SWAM, FIRE WORKS. ace.,
Nat 121 and ISt { Wood alien. above Filth, Pitts.
jr $4.1
D. WALLACE' Commission Incratant,
Wbolessld kealer In FLOUR. ta.GRALtr,
364 Liberty 'tree
_opposite ;Pannsylvatda
R..PaSsenger. Depot-, Pittsbumh. Pa. Storms
Warehouse, earner Wayne and Penn streets.
nott4y,
YIitITATRIOZ.. . , . .JO6. 11111XPAT810E.
EiItIiPATRICK. t
_BROTHER, sue
., coition to Itroiro Adriostriek, WHOLE
SALE ;GROCERS, Nos. 191 and 193 Liberty street,
Plttabe , n.
J. 8. L OCIETT JOHN ZOIDSAT
J 81 : LIOQETT & CO., CITY.FLOUR.
. MILLS. earner Lilsrty and *talk
streetkiPittabiuili, Pa.
barday....' ap3
•
w. ...bwAiin -
pslgnax g &:Lelm - cmnmistilon
Binntianta and Wholeiale dealeri 10 ORME.
RIIS !FLOUR,ORAIN,Psopuoz, & e ., No. rat
Liberty inreet.,Pittaburida- ' ! . aela-dly
;MIN:WATT ;MIX WILIAM.
VITART & WILSON;" Wholesale.
v v
con, commission Nerd:mit; mid desks hs'
Produce; and Pittsburgh I.lllll4llipatUti,No-168
Liberty straet, Pittsburgh. : • his
JAMES DALZELL ' BON; Mannfac
., turefi , ot ;an D OlLCind Clenonluton 'Met.
chants tor the_m_rohtlie ind :veleta 011.117 DR AND:
REFLIPIE7I PETZOLEttIit, *on P. find IS Water,
"tree_ irittpungh. ~.adyances Made on coniago.
: ;
citEzsr. WARELIOUS.frIiENRY
TOLLINS, Portralld CaMl3l4l 347.
Chant Slid defiler. unpgisatE, MITTM A ; LAKE.
risn, Pkednee gedend/P /T 4 N dd Wood street,
&beim Vstet, Pittsburgh.
Itt
OFIIi : j up, flora*.
- 110ITSE & 'CO., 'Wholesale
GROCERS pOhINVISION NEB
()HANTS. corner et gattp,go4 Ar 4 Water street,
PittsbUrgh. -
liaho Onnere, °orangutan and brorwudini
nzul dankly in nod piaci co nttibutr,tk
nuinufnetuxe, Ltbeity atreetjtittabuta.
no.. PLOT)) WILLLAX norD
jOnNTLOYD - b. CO.. Wholosale Giro.
me aid Conualistoa Ittereftseta, - .05.172.W0cd
sudTM Liberty streets; Pittsburgh. jets
CHARLES — L. - CALDWELL, (successor
to Incline Holmes 3. 00, PORK FAUX= mad
f dealer 1n PROVLSIONte, cornier of Market and
rant streets, Plttaburgh. • j
MICI I- _' ll
11.-VOIGT '& medium to. L
G. Grad; PRODUCE, AND:OO3IIbUILSIQX.
ylialcittAyas,l47 Liberty ;Motet, PittYbungtt.
tikiztr LAXIINUT...IOIIII an imax.a.. WALLkall
.IL AIB G ERT, 21PT03.7 CO4. whole,
al
*net . • - CO N
---
.113/1.1411 DICREY
I 1. Grote=ofsatokaLeretradte, add deatersid -
PBODUC No. e 0 Water Street and 46 rrixol,
''WILLIAM BA.OALET,
GROCE:ft, No. LSI Wood igt.teelOtUbliegy; • !
DAVID N. - EDGERTON; =.ltriloleesie
grocer mid Ootomtukia Dtareksitt. tat W•Oill
Eitract, Pilisbumb; —, „may ::.
VILliKtiT.--101), %nolo New. 'York for
bff mates IL ou&raws,
BUSHED IN 17813.
.01 IS Cl:f,L4 .NE 0 r
I> I )AROAINS.
13 II CA - AIN S.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Together with s fine assortment of
Balmoral& Gaiters, Gums, &0., icy
CLOSED - MIT IligitillATAY,
Without Regard to Cost:
G.-3/1117% ,
. ;
Doaft forget we have a large atork of b7rench Oal
Boots, L MOLE SOLE AND SINGLE SOLT.
Which you caa cbtain for nearly half the coat O f
inanufart wing them, by calling oe
r/12=3
COI DIT HALL SHE SHIM,
mittaNezt Dcor to Express Oa*
PITUU:RMGE GAZTTE,
ESTA.DLISIIED IN I7Stk
TWO MGT EDITIONS I TWO INXIDELT EDI7IONB.
Mar sad Evening rrentaw and MU arday.
The Pittsburgh Casett Publishing Anatolia' ,
•
Haying t nineured a /OUR trILTITDMI UM' '
PR ES. , a new and bear Wu a• tit( - typcoind ago
cured the oervices Or an efficient corps of •ClltC*,
the pryer enters Upon another year of Itonlbrig Goa,.
tlnual and vigorous, life, with high hopee an 4 ea,
,couraging.prospecta. - -
The (lasatrric has never been hnoWnto utter tsti i!
uncertain aound; and to its steady and untiring
vocacy of Correc t political prr.eiples t ato be Bairns
uteri, to alone degree, the prowl position Whinf;
Allegheny' county log UM loyal comlann.
ties of the United S tates , /to voles In the &tun.
will be noTess decided and emphatic. , '
THE TRLESRAPRIO DFPAETIIKNT OP TUE GUMMI
LsoWst subj.:alto! pride to the publishers: Wilk ,
a corps of energellO and talented Special' Um* •
• ationdentaat the news centres ottherday, tbey ate!. xi
enabled to &ire, from day '
to day, RELIABLkaaft . .
COPIOUS DLSPATOHES 'and 'place - ft on a par
with tho Unterprial4 journals of.tho' elan
td
East or Weit. The Lame Liberal outlay for s a e
• end eellae new' by Telegraph will be contla
ootwithrtandlag the war and the Inoressed Umretrom. otpeisee
ffillltn ). Coireepotildeffee- from the ,Army ,
By our mint Speebil:Correepondent, and , from
muter oontributors, continue to be a pun* .
Dent and intereiting feature.
TEE COMMERCIAL DEP.A.MTMOrT
. .
Is conducted by one thoroughly couttified to forth* '
reliable reports of daily transaction , from actual
sales. The quotations of PRODUCE. tIATTLE,
FLOUR, 0 ROUERLF.S, OILS, to, , may be. relict
upon ea the actual prices from day to day, thug
furl:tithing a.mout interesting and valuable mature
for all eisases of readers. hio expense is spared Is
Mooring Telegraphic gisotatlons from-abroad, ls
addition to home reports.. -
I Enics E irlh r Ell". '
Month2g Edition, per year, mailed flee
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•. per week, delivered • • 16
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OP
DRAYS. HACKS, '443; . •
Notiee .1" hereby itiren to all ahem or lOLA'
Carte, Cerriemw, Burotlee, ac., whether tomato& n,
no:remanent in the tlity of Pittsburgh. to pay their
Licensee; at.• the Measurer's ottlecot the city of
Pittebu 11, forthwith, in accordance With an Ali
of Assembly, afmroredfdareh JO, may and ea (We.
, ISOM of the (Manche of the City of Pittrtpargh.,
All Liceases 'not paid on or befall INULy 1.; MIS.
will be plated In the bends of the Uhler of Pollee,
fat 00110 . 0 . 1,, nr Sobieek to his fee of DO mats for tae
collection thews'', and all rerun's who neglect ire
refuse to tate out Licenses wilt' be subleet to a •
penalty, tote recererwl before the/Mayor, doable
the amount of the License. '
.The metal awes of- previous years most bet
mum,' the thus Licenses are taken out, or pay
BATES OF LIMNS&
Eaeh ode horse vehicle, - I t iro
Each twe horse -.- ly et
. Each four borse
Each toe horse hack. •
Omnibuses and Timber Wheela drawn .by tw0.: . .. .
horses, eighteen dollars each, . Foreach additional
horse wow In say so roe above vehiela4 one dour. 4
W. MORBAUM, 01 ty - Treaeurer.,l -
Frrrironnow. February With, . , feint
BOOK , BY :11. • GurzoT.
bleditationa on the Esweee of
A NSW
and on rho Religions queetions of theO4 lti *
Lange's Commentary on 'Mather, critical, - '
hemilelicaL and doctrinal •
Nest's Commentary on Matthew and Math,
homiletkSd and doculoal: - VW •
an.Epistins of St, Paul, by a
..ihneWliond noybeare
The Federalist, with an introductkm.bylLll.
_Dawson' ,
The Origin end History of the Emil* Lao.,
gnagennri the Early Literattue that Hpazdnad. -
oy (LP:Harsh • ' 4,1 H, t •
Lectures on the Engliah Language, by O.P.
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b ut
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