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TRADE•
AND OFRii r *li*
apt rt, kb* Attintass,of bases,
Aug 'teals
4860 i
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1860
,
THOmPox & JENKINS:
DROSTE= 4IND JOBBUB
OBT/1.4.W _
tuTe AND oars,
rkowni.
_
No. ego mAturr wildurr.
Duritsm• ntipasiii)essattai'isr sat.
TIMM F. PLAT it osimod Tits timo , elterifr
UN% imitiedli:llo, of l!imblfulty - ;
EITIVAW4 GOODS
XXOLURIVILIT.
itosiabiE;MlA, BitOOKS.
,•.411.11 NOM STRIIIT, NOE= OM
lie arias Trade, tiscsieget
-,-findlioSsiiiiiimaidosida,4lmdr has -me mollosimid
,1 • -
ONO of insiticsiodytek dowdiest.- _
; r.itATII4IO. •
• UMW lad all toot Wanly rig"!
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ITILAWAIDIMETS INanuass , VAALWCY.
6/111011/1W11'4111) MI 0001111. DIN
r siussitipolN
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mow
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at
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1860--
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SPRING'S TOOK
•
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lif:Ask law ni 1W ,qrs!iairi. • Ike
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FOR 7 . 1,113 BALE' OF
. PHILADELPHIA -MADE
GiOPPS- -
WE
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COFFIN. & Co..
Ili 01/413TNI1T STREIT,
br W PoOkoliita• flablriNhog d‘imoriptlooa of
AMERIVIA.N GOODS
Of !is's/o.llomila Md rt friK varl . f ti I
nave or runs Alm - rmun , oTTIXI
Bi4I:01111ID AND saiiwir smerrixas
imusxmqrs, AND 104101,11.
ouLtatmos. WOW. AM) TILIPER.
sonny SEMI. BI inn/ AIM ramming
*sv
mem imervazy Jam, AND 00T4
, TOIfADIiL
. n 00 'D ..err
BLACK AND FANCY CASSuantili.
PAADI AND XIXILD DON:NUNN
111ATTIIBTflefiD 'MON OANIIIKEILIS.
rSI ' TWIZDII2.IO.UI4MARITS.,&,..'-ke.
`libllpa
pi IOTHIN(HAM
- • as WELLS.
it BOO= intosq. . •
AND.SS LITITIA SPAR!!.
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AID Offlariaise, i
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Breinatte. aid ,gobirird ithsisingivehleinsi ,
'Jttwr• 808 sorrACHLI3II PRIETB.
11411112D1N, CONPANT'S
VWZLDB AND OOTTO2(ADE9 in iirist
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en.;
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al !" zirsta-stattr
*T :.?1, AND REAL EIKIN
00A.TINGS.
TBZ 14MKM*IRS,
. iota Moir ix. rim Mum lirarso
or tko slier* dossiiirioikrilookof the wollaoarra
===l:3
maculae. =wig 711T$ 4 som
Iai*EONrownri.TORXREITIA 11:1f0LAND. '
Aso . iiimag ooliiiiiioankoloo of the Tanen qua
ils, sod Ws-Clore f, or homodiativ or Mauro dell
via, io ral; oinvonisioo of the tad'. • ,
,Tho aoodi csauot toushaied *rank Um timbers
oissisoio ill Submit, awl on onion for dor United
Soh* io'Oir!osk
WRAY' & GI GIAL AN. '
PRILia)11141111. . tad
larthicaN, a Towninan
1 i i4,4-fr; ; ;LAIWSrekl-4 3 * - ;
VAi=rit & MORRIS,I
migozwii3,
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01111 " 1 0 111 10= atmoilis
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aliiiivii*** 4l , 4lo o l l ll H,P 4 ,
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40 11116 / 4 111140 "" 6 1 0 111 P"
:I, lllar mcas qualm; •
oIYZTON - WARP,OLO'rES I
007TONADS8 sad
• num PADDING%
Al stalk in alma ftt us ON FAVONAINA
, 12 / 1 218 . " hp
WOLFE & 00. 11
• WHOLSSALE
"• .
OASPITING °MOMS AND JUTTING
" WAREHOUSE.
/KO. US ORESTNOT STREET,
DT Avow for Oiart Itsathatuimh
1111 1 67LRY, ike.
B7TIZR# MCCARTY,
50,14/ NORTH BOOM mow.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
SOLD AND NUNS OASES.
AT TIE LOWBBT JOBBING Num
fiIIitLtIILPLATED WARE
ontinstskAtil
.;• BLANUFA Bus' P Q.
J'Asi DIN
' ' ' "Maarmicruiriss ...ftp I & IUO
mrownms,
gl=raft as striM itteekof iret-elaas Goode
lerg Viltrihr lITHEST.
fall' uportaigrat o annarr.eilverwani, slid TOW
Oidart lohstalitly !wad.
,BAMUZLPSPPER.
Supsmatendeat.
' ,00811EPH R. - COOPER, WATCH
dr* doo
' MAXIM r And lEWEL
IXTHBR, a SPRUCE
brdow S. HWI
• add stra
43w
r tum rivoa to lkordat n *ottos,
- fold •
•HOE FINDIN,Op.
WM. JOHNS ib BON.
lIIILPOIt,TNI, AND DNALDRD 111
101:12 1 , MOB, red GAIMEMATIIRIALB,
'IMITORM GAILOoNe.
"UNITING'S. PATENT LITATHEIs
FRENCH lUDS. LAOSTIL
SLIME UPPERS. ite.
001111K1 ROUSTS Ar* Auk sthre.
- lIARDSV4UM.
mc)ortE,HWIISZEILT.& CO.
ILAADWARS;
017141 RY,
. sod GUN
-
. _ . WA:tiliqUilll,
14. 49f Nun" sM I. OOKNIERCE Streets
PRII., , ELPHIA
Nl4*„jro= :4i!JVIEIRTISIEMENTO.
siIiUGtrivESZLIdONT .4 7 00., • '
- . -B riKERs.
•
low YO$K , .
Loss Litton of (Mott to Ttavolhmi avitisblo hi
. ALIa PARTS OP TB WORLD, ' ,
Mimosa as
ROTRNOIULOt
of
?AII8
•
LtIithOIv.IXAMKPONA 'MINNA, IA
fo rV aa ti, AND TIMIA fOLIZIPONAWNTI
.04ct1virlue . T• sT B !,
•
- APAQUA'fit
SEAMLESS 'BAGS,
• r ItICALT;MMIS: Wan
HOTELS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.-
A CARD.. : '
'Teri etbeoribertare env' Oromrefl te brairh Me lo
Vie bar. or Ihrt•ohine Hotels or waier oleasitie the
Om with weir elate* of LINEN or, 09TTON
to r2o RI
as •
fir their hOrpot illist .re tot
II Ogtimail , t? tititorTil:vrry W0ri:1131, 4 4:1
1 w a r in - wk i t h the_eror,lteperfonned ere per
ti• ta i lfg vl5l l l .or tilt Coatiothtst.
,-0 ti O. "HUN WC& Aftßloutti
• ,, ,i i ariei . ,, old nielese_litimdi +tore. •
-er... , :-. f 0 O. Nie on Neva UT Street.
OWMI I O - ROOT-44Priela b]•WZTHE
tiliortia.icao • mita intonvo
at:OLT111:::061:a.:400., a for sale ,
'.701411C-13:
cArjrzyp, Arm OH. CLOTHS.
100 . sii.E.E.aw, • , • ,
PLOOR OIL OLOTRB, of now and choice 'styles stair
instate. • ' • N.; ft 0 dIRRTNIIT alma.
--
13AIIPZ .13ttOTHER;
1 000 YARDS
niGRAXN CARPETS, part oottoa. at BM eooto a Yard
good pattern'. No. t OindrlNUT Streit,
DAILY & . BROTHER.
5,000 ' YARDS
SUPER TURES-PLY . CiRPRTB. Just opened, new
stploß, sit ' No. Rib CeifiESTNUT ¬,
DAILY & BROTHER.
10,009:: YARDS
RNOLUIR.TAPENTRY OAXPETIL Jut rustra, to
M sold at ORR DOLLAR A YARD.
No• ND ONRSTNUT Berm,
BALLY & BROTHER..,
AN: INVOICE
NEW STYLES BY NUM BRUNH&
Just Jiro:4l'lBd by Moamar. ,
GAILY &, -BROTHER.
No. 110 CHESTNUT Stunt
MEDALLION
.vm,virr (Immo. Crosby. Jut new pattern
.rut poised.
.BAILY & BROTHER.
Na 9 OILEBTNI/T Itroot.
DOOR MATS. '
♦ vary tarsi tat from Auttioa, at -
• Na 9 ONIZTNIIT Skeet.
• ItATLY 8c BROTHER.
phata/ttWm
1860: PB/41)ELPIA 1860.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
801JTILEIDI AND WEBTRRN BUTNIIB •
Are reepeethdir invited to eall nod ezzanine our
ENTIRE NEW STOOK
os
OAR,PETINGS.
RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, ttiATTINGS,
ENGLISH SHEEP SKINS,
mut nieved by
' JOHN LEMON.
tenimarof .4:c/thumb:a ft. Hee
No, 47 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
nth IS-lm
A ROH43TREET •
CIARPDT WARNNPUAR ' •
COLD.° KZ/ lIICKNER.
1332 , ARM( FIT B4T,
TWo DrEl BELOW ,NLAITRiGletth ald•l6
VtlWitilfi l Utittt ii-rLy INGRAIN AND OE
UARYNTINDA.
1/1414 . 144 1 2115tir
Do ves fogria.
ROOOETO, wild. rt. " " 71 miAll-It
CA.CPETS.
F. A. SLIM 4 00., Nos. U and U North FRONT
Street. are the MOLE AGENTS In Philadelphia for the
ROXBURY aßpirr 001.1P,ANY, and have washtub
formals a fall amortnist of VELVET sad TAPESTRY
warn% of °baps patterns.
Alto, a large amply of the various blade of OAR
PETS tuanfesterea is Philadelphia airy sad comb.
boor *kir ail the best ansaatscitsrers.
Dialers Wire Sad it to thelr interest to call and
sisals* tbeaenoods; tibia' are offered for sels on the
toostraiondder leans. -
/11:8.—F.,A. ELIOT 4 00. Was the , Bet. Agents
.Philadshitia for the eels of the Worsted,and Ousel
Fonts spur by the EszonvtUe MiYa (forseirris the trio
langtsad Worsted Compsara sad letup Wets also En
,the Raldwhi, Irlitos, - sadiAbiott Oolielledu " hire
seetilitsr halides for. tessiss 00114144 1 7 for sale the
; unto= Wide tKOsnretli Masafeetatad
on the aut flepoinildstOrma • „ 1a04.0
ENGLISH OARPNTINGS. .
putik 4l474 3 "u" 12 ! *nag, kid Yodels!' Ow
u lt r V i r i gr a
v i r a F ar, la pia&
Nifslwhaftlit NO. -
'
!!7;',killAl."'
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r +.~ *r-.d.~r
brlPAritriThottSl CIO:; .
_ _ Oiltrlfl'MANtlPAtTtiMB,
ELM 'Km BillazontaixiNTOWN.
.tasis,lnwirt•rimad Domino is
CARPETING'S.
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTING. RUGS, &C.
WARSHOUBE ea CINFATNUT
(011ositip tit* eats How")
...them and Widera Imam are reagsothally Invited
bo Gall. 411 La
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
g • A. FAHNESTOOK & CO.
'DRUGGISTS,
ORPORTIRB, AND WROLISSALS ORALS= IN
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
CORKS,
SPOI/OBS,
&Milian( AND MOSINION 111111NTILD OM, CO.,
And Manufacturers and Bole Proprietor! of
B. A. FAHNESTOOK'S VBRKIBUGN,
Noa. I and 9 NORTH FIFTH ATRIUM
Remit side, a few doom above Market,
tes46l PILIADILPRIA
'ARMS, GLASS, PAINTS, So.
ROST. SHOEMAKER & 00.
• ' NORTHEAN/ OMNI
roma AND RAO/ smarm
WROLISALS DRUGGISTS,
Inserters end Dealers ha WINDOW fbAH6,PAfI m.
es., invite the attenboo if
COUNTRY MEROHANTS
lb their huge stook et foods, width they *MN at the
Wrest market raw.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARZ.
VRNICULL, ALLEN, . & 00.,
IMPORTERS AND
WROLEBALE DEALERS
tr
CHINA Ai,
QUEENSWARE.
Nos. 113 and to BOUTS FOURTH STREET.
(Citwasa Market and Chestnut etreete ,)
FITIMR/10 CLASS ADIRCT. MAIO OM OR
DT UR TAORAOTI, AT MANUFAOTURIEHif PRICES.
&Ware
BOYD &I STROUD.
111PORTRIIS JOBBERS,
nave now oa band a complete Stook of
QUEENSWARE.
GLABSW.II24 and
PUNCH and
SINGLISH CHINA
♦t rely' Old ear No. S4I_,NORTR FOURTH At.
GMT 0011 Wow erobants' Hotel. to whit& they in
vite_t_ rely'
attention WHOLVIALE 11711[111.
Mir' /Lamm you PIIPTOOIIIIIG WARM. reS-In
WHOLESALE CLOTHING.
1 4 1.1 2 PINCOTT. HUNTER.
& SCOTT.
MANUFACTURERS
• WHOLIAALMIALIMS ISt
CLOTH'INGI
424211[4mm. Skeet, and 419 Id.BRONANT Ekren,
PHIIADBLPRIA.
A fall and oconeiete liner every iityle and lase at
insohine-main citalunt, MIF wig to that maniac
tared in an other efts.
COLUMBIA MOUSE,
CAPE MAY.
WITH THIS FURNITURE.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Apvtx to
RICHARD EITETHIIRST, Tnustes,
wthltl-at B. E. or. FOURTH sod PRUNE Ms
PRINCE IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
FROM DE VENDOR k CO.. EFERNAY. FRANCE.
Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the country.
This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, whiskugiOl the
Mid year was confined exclusively to the best Win of
the Continent of Europe, has now obtained the meet
unbounded moos, and populatEr en thin country. It is
recommended by some of the And phyemiens of the city
of New York, 070 1
pll other wine., on account of its it
'creme panty panty see eiioeor. and teas who once try it
randy -nth any o or brand..Aithough only one year
las etaisiod sinew on introduction into this country, the
demand is enormous and °militantly inereming. Our
wangornents are such as to insure the quality of the
wine being maletjlriee at its present high standard.
Tie Promo Imperemie itaportedAelely him we being
tkis sole Agents of Amara. Wool . Co. r in this
cad. HAUORWO C.,
csh P BEOADWA New York.
Said ill Atli eiMbf
REEVES & 'DEAL,
4611114 e • 004 ISASEAT 1010,
pH LADELPHIA , , SAIIIIRDAY, MARCH 31, 1860.
THIRD-STREET 4011111IN0t11.4**iil
RAIGUEL, MOORE. As 00.;
ins elm 2U Nang
THIRD STREET.
Are lemr elekAbli %ler ung IT C asiadmont of
PIENOII,
BRUNDM,
HERMAN, and
DRY GOODS.
Ito watch lho attention of
OAS and EKORTALIBUI BlMlntel
h partiothrly molted.
JAMES. 'CENT. 14A.NTE1,
& CO..
DEPORTHBO AND JUMBO
01
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 10 AND 241. NORTH THUD iITRIZt
ABM RAM
Respeothally Santis the Wootton of buy•rs to the
anal
LARDS AND OOMPLETE STOOK
OT
FORRION AND DOMDSTM GOODS.
Among vhio4 onll to found full loss of
SATES' NULLS AND ,YODne.KN. COMPANY'S 00/-•
TOPLA - • •
Also, a LARGE VARIETY •
Of Kew and @maned Stylflo et
PRINTS.
11118EIMACX SRCONDB, ofts.
14141 n
1860. SPRING TRAI),.% 1860;.
BUNN. RAIGUEL, &
INPORTHRO AND .70981 RS IN
FANCY DRY GOOD% 1
• 151 NORTH THIRD STRUT.
Are proposed to ealtlitit at , Wu& esharaosis tlta *id
ootoyloto stook of goods over o% rod by Ibool.lo/Vai r
lae suriund atttsottorty to tho trodo Yottoblib'e
.took 'amortise a oomplets assormint a< stun
varlet" et'
itrad, RIBBONS,
• s
DRESS GOODS, Wiling GOODS.:
ismsnarDsErsis, cr.om
4CASSIMERRS AND riti01101114,•:.
"ioniser, szomt:
•
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ISO 40entri and at Prime teat &A egewsti
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AND
WHOLESALE DEMON
EN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. tie NORTH THIRD OTHENT.
• Inlloarottment of City Endo &wend Raw oon
.tenth on bond. .10-tAp 10
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IRISH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
SHOE THREADS;
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Fetid Boot ess.
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♦ND
ronciennar or
PEPTON'S OUTLAND MAPS AND KEY&
EMMONB' GEOLOOL
ODOM' NORMAL ARITLIMWTIOD,'
SANDERS' READERS, ko.•
No. 81 NORTH THIRD STEM )
Mot AO, Wow Arab Stmt.) fit-Ito
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' ST Tani *sun or Townie:Watt.
-I r s air t h h littint o t .s ' l o o rgs , summer daY, -
W d most dearly,
ho needed but sn sngel's wings
To be an angel rosily.
A storm came up, the rain came dozen,
And we a tree went tinder
Then most tetlifio grew the storm,
And loudly roared the thunder.
At length there'oante a stunning peal,
And then a Bash of lightning,
IRtitiftarrr=nliorlinfri ma i den',
• •
_Tier eyes she closed, bet:lips /kissed;
She old not seem to wonder,
Because, no doubt, the smack wee cot
As noisy as the thunder.
The storm rolled by, the years rolled on.
And Sallie dear I married,
And o ft we speak of that wlid storm,
When 'neigh a tree we tarried ;
And or the storms of Ilfo, which ne'er
Shall rand out hearts sounder,
Nor drown the mem' ry of that kiss,
When Sallie feared the thunder.
T T Tower Hell I will not make,
o day the least allusion:
I
The_ girl kihed oontrom my thoughts ".
While pun nt rats effusion
nut in Mr RtXt (LOOK OUT TOR THAT!)
PH make my readers worder,
By facts in PAMIR. whi c h o'er the World
Shall ring intones or thunder.
A complete told Irefl•ssorirtetl stock of Bering and'
Bummer Clothing nowieitind, unsurpassed In style'
end Worknouribtriegis MOO, attention of
84 "tiabafgleilaliSINASEItinuaa..
' TOWER HALL. bt9 MARHET Phi sdelphia,
BENNET r kg°. •
DOMMMO
T HlRD.sz,txcET
1860. - SPRINGi.
1860 J
FRESH swops. ,
'
FoRGEL. 1440AIRD, 8a 00.
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or
FORNION AND AME.RIOAN
DRY GOODS.
N 0.47 It. THIRD STRISEV,
!PHILADELPHIA,
Would rageotfully Invite the attention of Douala
Merchant" to their
LARGE AND WNLLTSELNOTHD STOOK OP
' FREBII SPREE% 4300D5,
Which they are now receiving In Store.
Morahants would find it to their advantage to
WI and examine our stook. fat-Sin
/+.O ERa HANTS: IWittifi DEL
CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
•
BLABON, 84 . 13M1TH;
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL-CLOTHS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
- Wi invite tke erstantion of dteksts to our large stook of
FLOOR. TA OLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
(OREM GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,
a beantifid artiste for Skedee. The largest stook of
WINDOW. SHARES and BUFF' HOLLANDS to the
market. ad mime whisk deft competition, fe3-3m
PAPER HANGINGS. &o.
1860. B nr" BTYLII9I 1860.
' WALL PAPERS.
HOWELL & BOURSE,
-t . Maathotarore and.Doportari '
PAPER HANGINGS.
NO. SOUTR POITRTE STUB?, below Market.
'Odaitinannal raollition to Bouthera and Wanton buy.
sptuald do* of goads to whoa Dom, sea all of
M wood sad that &W pm WINDOW Cant.TAIN PA
rNRO iniatost Vatioty. ' fa2l-Int
AL L PAPERS, WALL PAPERS,
• • Wittglett4Autd Retell, at Maud prises, 141
grit FOU wit Street.- below Res. 10ousekeepers
*Mere weld Sowell es sive es X 0411, ex& exegetes
eereesek
n t betw ndir.lerelitta , ins eLie 4 r EAT hei;s.
i ft i rgemo
tn ap t sal
l e i ratteet—i 9 , Stree
isi dtrf•
C"ME BD SINEBi'3.
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1 At OBBAWLY IMMO= MITA&
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LOW 00OT.
helots vantinir their / 1 " 1 " isPerbd* "a " 4 "4"
sl ARGAINS.
STATIONERY.
STRANGERS
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OF THE LAROSIT ASSORTMENTS of
ACCOUNT BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY.
oIEINOKII, DRAFTS, NOTES,
()OPTING DOORS AND PRESSES,
wirmoris, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERY,
to be fiend le any itotabliohmeat in the UNITED
STATES.
Bold Wholesale, and Ratan, at LOW and UNIFORM
SNOWY. •
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othe-tf 43 SOUTH FOURTH Stmt.
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NEW BLANK BOOK
STATIONERY STORE.
tfo. 1126 OILBWII4IIT STREET,
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le low fully eneplied with the following artistes, v‘hlsh
will be sold in large or small quantities, very low for
cask: 'Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Rimelet Books
Cheek Books. Bill Books, Copying Books, Oiled Paper
Coeriat Prows, QetW, Steel Pens in great variety
Penknives, 1106110111, Sheers, Letter, Cap, and Not*
Paper of all kind., Envelopes, &0., to.
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favorable terms.
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Km a large and well-seleotod ntosk, miraitTED,
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BLANK BOOKS
On hand It large quantity, or made to order, of any
desired pattern, of the very bast materiel and work
manship.
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'minor Mdasemenhi to Dunham&
001 l is solicited. fitSl-2m
rAmor DRY GOODE.
YARNS:
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEN'S FUSNISHINS GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ORTRTS—Shettand Wool. Zephyr., sad vAjtjwriEs
No. 419 .111A11,&13T rattELLIT.
fat. ye
Km DUHRING - 8G GO..
,
ro.. 96 and 911 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
Are now reaelDrikei by suolieseive arrivals from Eu
rope, their
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
Op
SNOLIBAL AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES; AND SMALL WARMS,
Alkehme Sewing Bilk and Thread—and eolimt an ta-
Wawa of their complete and well-assorted Meek—
neritOlALLY ADAPTED To BoOTNIOIN AND WESTERN
TRADE. fea-Sin
MACKEREL -300 bbls. 200 hfs. 100 vs.
6zro kilos No. 11 just reoeived, and In prime
order. For sale by
WILLIAM S. & CO, . •
aOl7 end 174 NOW MARV KR.
ACKEY,904, 1 : 11 :1 1 ,4 30 s e i , Ta• 1,2,
IJ3 l and 3 Afesokerel,:in assorted Stseepsj store.aad
" ::71iko Yr,,ltathrii
' • 'LE totiolNia 644;1400 You.L+4 ,
, ,
Clje Vrtss.
SATURDAY, ,MAROII • 31, • 1860
The LW New IlloireLe
The Misses Warner, have brought out. a new
novel called Bay and Seal," with the seed prin
cipally in New Englarid.. It has been written bri
both, but not the slightest indication is made as to}
the respective' shares I M.- autitendtip.
thorough' has been Als;partnershir of mind and,
purpose that no one unreel/111 &Wet the smallee f :
flaw In the 'execution: ', Th at *lon cannot pui,
your finger - upon sarotielpiqvymratest peesage„
and say, from intetnal- evidettme, i" 4 7ittlCanthor of,
Qua chy Wrotif i thie,Nund the 'autietepef , Dollars;
atuferittereirtitedbe piper ps~cllowing.".
A'delislnttWhdoktit is: With of stated- antipa-i
thy * to Elpit:nteu et, eempid,flotionelalled ?oilstone
novels, ',we yettlitigra RadtlfreptiggliAlne, word'
JobticilteidLageteAlgegeettigeggegilliptikead lo
eekklitkiegiffeigutleirgelf, iffilte4diaply beeatiee,
though the religious element pervades the story, it
does not crush the life out of it. In'a word, thfeli
not a stupid veligtous novel. On the contrary, not-1
withstanding alineitan'eatteint of dialogue and;
deficiency 'of startling Saddest, 'Say, an d ' NajjlJ
(which, historically speaking; should bare bet
rather Says and Sele,) It is eminently readable:
Nay more,—lt is greatly instruetite, for its serioai
sharaeters are Christian men; women, and 'boy4
who,do not think thet, , beesuee they have religion,
they must aet like titerharlsees of old, and make
R constant, unpleasant, and unseemly display of
the outward forms of faith. ' Ncf,..the Misses War
ner—who now sign themielmes Elisabeth Wetherell
and Amy Lothrop—evidently think that religion
is not gloom, and that Christians may smile and talk
pleasantly upon a hundred mundane and material
subjects, without incurring the slightest blame. This
is, to all intents and purposes, a religious novel,
yet, although' nearly thrice the length 'of ordinary
flotlons, we never wished it were a page shorter.
Perhaps, indeed, the other way.
The scene, for the most part, is In a New Eng
land village, bearing the euphonious name of Tat
taquasset, near Long Island Sound, and the river
Meng, we suspect, is not a thousand miles remote
from the Connecticut. Nearly the whole gotten of
the story passes in this village, and it commences
with the arrival therein of a Mr. Endicott Linden,
who undertakes charge of the school for a year,
and finally marries' Faith Derrick, prettieit and
sweetest of heroines, wham, in that year, he trains .
up for himself—trains up to be helpmeet for a
Country clergyman, which he finally becomes him
self. In modern !lotion there is scarcely such a
charming 'Matador as Faith Derrick. )Phan wo
meet her, she is Indeed
" A young der who eh one
o`et life, too sweet an image'for mph eau;
A lovely being, searoely formed or moulded,
Arose vrith all Its sweetest leaves unfolded."
And as bright, pure, and natural does she continue
to the end. The love•paseagee in this book are
°harming, they are so very natural, and Faith is so
true a woman There are plenty of other character
here—quite a gallery of them—:and every one, male
and female, decidedly marked out. A great col.
leotiou of individuality this work contains.
• This is all we mean to say of it; the Misses
Warner have all of Jane Auetin's pure knowledge
of domestic society, with a dramatic power which
she had not, , —Dy the way, we arc in ,great doubt
whether the two shots, one into and one at Mr.
Linden, were or s were not tired by Squire Deacon ?
• 8 .7 AND HEAL. B 7 the author "of "Wide, Wide
World," and the author of " Dollars and Cents." In
two roluntee. Philadelphia: J. D. Lippincott & Co.
Fine Arts.
Devereux k Co.; publishers 'of The .Afeunt Ver
non. Record, (the new number of which, with its
beautiful sketoh, "On the Potomac," has jest
lambed us,) have already brought out, coloiel,
portraits of Washington and Everett, and 'will
ini
mediately lame a beautiful print, also In colors,
from the most authentic portrait of Martha Wash
ington. • The tone of this is moss iieiloot, and we
expect that hundreds and, thousands of parlore,•in
city and eountry, willhaveit on:their walls ere big.
WeSitiolitortle ,FarevreU 'Address, *printed -in book
aS./kaat* 4t9iY
with th ese toe Portraits,
ItELIG lOUS INTELLIGENCE.
‘i The Secular Prom,'
A New York denominational journal for this
week contains an fateresting article, upon the
daily Press, which concludes by laying, " What an
engine for good or evil we have in our seedier press !
Is it to be wondered that some enthusiastic Chris
tians have visions of a t eoneeorated press,' as the
means for the world's conversion ?" We have
merely to remark, in passing, that the spirit of the
article here quoted from is sensible anfl liberal, in
whim it stands In striking contrast with an article
that appeared in a religions contemporary in this
city a few weeks since on the same subject, in
whhh the writer, signing himself with a certain
letter of the alphabet, took occasion to shadow
forth his contempt for secular papers in general,
and more particularly such es have the audacitj' to
express opinions upon matters pertaining to reli
gions things. This pedantic writer, a minister,
we presume—much as he affected to respect jour
nals that wore content to mind their own busi
ness, referred to France ac furmshing a profit' that
the Itberty of the press was greatly overestimated,
inasmuch as that Empire was never More prosper
ous than at the present time, notwithstanding the
servility under which the press is placed by the
Emperor.
This is certainly a sorry exhibition of what cer
tain email despots would do if they had the oppor
tunity, even here in this land, claimed to be th e
prophecy-indicated "favored of nations." One
remark for the writer In question, and those he may
represent, must here suffice; That the Christian
minister, whatever may be his persuasion, ,who
cannot see his brother of another denomsnation
favorably spoken of in a "pulpit sketch" without
losing his temper, may yet profitably sitiat the feet
of some " secular" Camelia, and learn the ,first
principles of that religion Whole Divine Founder
inculcated brotherly love, and exhorted his died
,ples "in honor to prefer one another."
Baptist Anniversaries.
The Beason for the celebration of the various re
ligions anniverserice le drawing near, and in some
eases the programme has already been announced.
The anniversaries of the benevolent societies be
longing to the Baptist Church will, this year, be
held In Cincinnati, with the single exception of the
American and Foreign Bible Society, the annual
meeting of which will beheld in New York, on the
10th day of May., The others in the following or
der:, That of the American ,Baptist Publication
Society will be held, commencing on Monday
the 21st of May, the speakers already announced,
being the Revs. J. Jlyatt Smith, of this city: W.
W. Everts, of Chicago, and A. R. Burlingham, of
,New York.- The annual sermon before that body
will be preached on the Sunday morning previous,
by the Bev. R. Jeffrey, pastor of the Fourth Bap
tist Church in this city. On Tuesday, May 22d,
the anniversary of the Baptist Missionary Union
will be held (the forty-sixth), and on Thursday, the
24th, the twenty-eighth anniversary of the Ame
iioarn3aptist home Mission Society will be held
in the Ninth Baptist Church. The latter has 'al
ready aimounced an increase in its receipts over
those of last year, as hes also the Missional7 Union
that it has cancelled its indebtedness. The trip to
the "Queen City" of the West, - which these an
niversaries will render necessary to some, will, we
doubt not, be largely embraced by many members
of that denomination.
Tus Naw ORLEANS CONVENTION OP Yon Na
MEN'S CHRISTIAN A BROCIATIONS.—The approaoh
ing annual Convention of the Young Men's Cbris
tian Associations, to assemble at New Orleans on
Wednesday, the 11th April, is ensiling considera
ble attention. This will be the seventh of these
annual convocations, the last having been held at
Troy, New York, in June, 1859. The expressions
of cordiality on the part of the New Orleans
brethren, and the disposition already manifested to
make the sojourn or the delegates as plea Sent
as
possible, affords a happy contrast with the tone of
certain papers respecting the political convocation
shortly to be held in another Southern city. We
may state in this connection that the New Orleans
Association have lately secured a commodious set
of rooms, and they have now a plan on foot to pro.
cure scientific apparatus and introduce a small
gymnasium, in order to render their rooms more
attractive to young men. .
A Ux.igiirous CALL TO TUE GREEN HILL (NEW
SCHOOL) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII.—Tho Green Hill
Church, late charge of Rev. T. Street, whci is now
'stationed at York, Pennsylvania, has extended a.
unanimous call, with the offer of a liberal salary,
to the Rev. Prank L Robbing, to become their pas.
tor. Mr. Robbins is a Row Yorker, woe educated
at William's College and Auburn Somintry, He
is a young man, .having never heretofore been
settled RS a pastor, although be supplied for several
months the church of 'Lane Seminary, at Cincin
nati, and has preached with great acceptance, for
several Treace plot, in the church to which he has
now been called.
A NEW ()Millen CONTUPLAT2D—Wa mean
new chant' ede:firo. The North Broad•atreet
Church, a oomparativoly newly organised rteeby
TO CENTS.
. .
teriflu. 00 rifgeg i #9% rAlrf OtßrtlY-.cIP4PFAPIA I O
erection, of.,a place oc s worship in thoo..vieinkyfl
1 ,
Broad and' Green Orel poi a t lof air Wii.leani
from the' Azairteistf'kii 'tartan; ggeri l icie AO
purpose bY BC Ist4
rfaldiri , lite iiihk enfelf '
has been , akefuSed by •iiatonig fintyitrefilika
peoutriarily, to faller* ttieneelakeinedg
-lay will doubtlear,iirekor&ballamelilatil'ilo"
coma " 164 % 1i04 141 004 loPlyfec.Nenlatit. ..The
nonersiletion hal latan4lStskPOlA°foP; l 4l o -..g11C
,Adame, who has biien preset ihm t fof.,...gMl! , .Mll , Wnr
. 1
y r herelpfore. ,• ~, „
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Tea llini,E re anis Scnoilii:- .l .llnaiesn°94
_00;3=144, 1 1 +10tto;riii , f, 1 14,ttask
the' giteettatt'onte 6e oT thiltiltS : - Palide,
sib:foie, 46'1/se itigi4 -E
tiaii,"Y 2 Ail
-fet:eser iNlitaitathSt7sis litle . ruaaligmu44 , 44li z g
, I Ilialligiond4ssallreteieht all lisle •
oommenggi* , •
Florin* , e j •
a 4 ,„ %;at the Tar' ir y r
by"th e • • ' ''' • - 0 - •, :',,
MITIOTAbg hi i *lli ithildrenntVallietik
reintrtill fo:ideilAtaitieeteitant veraliMbet - Ai
BoriOsetkortresihi,theßrotestant sersiontoile•-
Ten,as4 - 1 1:14,-. t.:ft , P 1 4 , -;,1)11"1.9'
Tiik*OVIND Altiltiiatig*Arri - r:ii
yres:Allorde ; an !intim answer of par . gaeeni
is the .tfriterA Workrtirrri, that stip gave to al
African Orlnee, • who sent an •7etnifelwaireic,wit
eestlY Presents, aretasked. her in return to ta ll
him the secret of England's 'greatness and Effg4
land's glory; and our beloved , Queen ant .him'
soh the mumber of her fleet, not the number.- o
tl'allnieiclo the fieeount of her boundless men
atuttte; ndt the 'details 'of - bet' ineahaturtibl '
weartfi: She tdhiNkatilasie ibissults,itelND
Ita
hour, abess4e mahespadosxidleseends .and be
rich ornefprits, but hang* Sim a beabtifull •
bound copy elle - Bible, she' WV- i
Prince that 4fitsis the sedret. of Eggisiur.s Min
nem" „
EFFICACY Or 461SRICATt _MISSIONAP:I4II.—TbiI
Levant Herald, an English puce? published. at
Constantinople, *ye "We risk 'nobody ivrebntraS
diction in affirming that the American misdonarie
have done more to Advance eivilizatiOn and pure
religion througtiont''Ttirkey than all 'the' other
agencies, diplotatie ormissionary, which Europe
an policy or props andism has ever set, to, work
upon the country. ; '
Fitio3f . Tale ISMAISTP` UP EARBADOiIIi A gentle
men, recently retained from the West Indies, sta
ted, a feW days ago, at the Old South prayer.meet
ing, Boston, that be had seen two thousand colored
people - at communion in one, dfly, In gm Islands
of Ilarbadoes., the Moravians have done a, greet
work., The emancipated negroes have been coat--
stantly edianeing in ciiilliation'and
No IndiVidual gas been Crokvieted of: ii•crima in '
ppp
court of ' law in Barliedoes 'since 'their Mairtelp
tiou-
GOOD MORD BROlt Eiwsnair.—A great awakening
in Sweden is reported to. have been bronght,about
by moans of books and tracts which have beenair
culated. Out of a population of three Million Edde
hundred thousand, 250;000 have professed &raver-
Eton within the put, two years., „
Rmseßtarott.—At the Communion .celebrated it
the presbyferien church of the late Rey. George
Chandler, labt Sabbath, fortyone politicks were re
ceived on profession end four hv,certificate. ReV.
George Duffield and. Rev. W. Cox offioi►ced.
ROBBERY OF A ' entineß.The Catholic Church
Littlestown, Pa., was robbed of articles to tfie
amount of seventy dollars on the night of the 22d
inst. . - - - • •
New England in 1673.
. • 1
The Boston Trpveller ripublinhe, s ourious.pa
per contained ina maga:ll,9f the hat eentuqr,
entitled is follews: " Oblertations made' by e
- New
eurionon E ngland &bent the year 1673."
' '" There are 'about 120,000 - JMUIe, 13,000 falai,
and 16,000 that can bear limn, Thereare 12 stil s
of between 100 and 200-ton., 100 chips of, betwe n
20 and 100 tons, and 500 Asher • boats shoat 6 to :
t
There be 6 iron works whieb'cast no guns: Th e
are lb merchants, worth about £ 50,000 , pr aho t
500, one with another ; 510 persons, worth ea h
£3,000: 'No house in Efttw England hie more than
20 rooms. N0t..20 house. in Boston .which which hir
13 rooms each. About 1,40 families in 1-
ton. The worst cottages - in New ',England -
lofted. No beggars. Not ihree“persons - 4 t
to death for theft, qinatial)l..AboutWerir ni
and harbors . , Ahout, 23 , elands need. a
place.. The' three Provinces of Beaten; Matne. d
Igen; Hampshire, make three.frairthe -of the'w la
in wealth and etrangth. , The other three_of,K 'i
npatient, Rhode bland, and Kennebec*, being nt
ono-fourth of the Whole fti e ff eet: • Nut above t
of 'their military teen have: been!aetnil soldi
but many /mob *9ldiers as the sip:Well:son at L n
don. Am c eg the maeeirates, the most, pop ar
are Leverett,lthe Governer; Majol. Dennison, M r
Clarke;, ark o;.. Mr. i Mrsistrelit..! Mnongltheitaialat
Mr. piaohar,, Mr_ Ozenbrhly Mr. Mimi n. !
There are no 'tnaideleini' by 'trae.„:4l. 'dined E
mbed Wig set tap lint patdown. , li: Ter Bing ea
10 _!filow , ,P_L , ' , 4tteuleirevelitsautte.'
1
from Enefen4... riCieleWentge:Ulte/Cliti,ftdhlVet
yaid: SO 4iieligbO ' Vii'2s:lll:` - WeNtkal, nor cop
peras,-nor salt made by 'their , 'alar.' , llley take
an oath of fidelity to-the 09vershoh Awl wit #0 the
King..-The Goveritor is chosen by every freeman.
A freemen Must' be orthOdOx, above twenty years
old, - worth about' £200." , - ~ • • ,! .-
Official Account of the Capture of the
•
. Spanish Naps. .
On Thursday the Sresidentsent in to Congo:die thel of
floral despatches received fruit American &hen in i the
Gulf concerning the MUM* of Spanish tunnels byour
squadron off Vera Crim.including the following ralrort
of Commodore Turner :
U. S. flare Ersuarool.t
Orr VERA CRUZ. Mexico, March 8 IMO:
To Capt, Joseph Tarets. Commanding U. o, Ship •Sd
rannah:
Sin: Oa the morning of the 6th inst. two larre steam
erg appeared off the harbor of 'Vera Crum without any
flee being hoisted, althongh a gun was fired front the
Castle, and the hlemean flag runup at the game time. to
induce them to- do so. They were evidently confede
rates. ea they were' hove to or , some time
eommhnt
eating with each other. AftereleVeral hour, and guar
communicating with the Spanish vessels ofwar at Sa
crificial'. which sent Cut a boat to there, they arced down
the coast, lit the direction o Anton Lizard°. You
directed me immediately ta place my ship In tore of
the small Amerman steamers here.. the Waite , and
Indianola. which Were placed at your disPosali to
follow them, and to ascertain their charaeter,
where they were from. Of what nation, where they
fitted out, and what was their object upon this
m art.
and to report to you the her
or these inquiries
with all practical deepatch. I. obedience to these or
ders. I left here about sunset in Ow of those vessehl,
on board of which I pieced a detachment of atom thir
y live men and marines, in cue they might Kelm°
shoal water. where nip ship. with her large draught.
could not follow and communicate with them. ' y The de
tachment on board the Wave was commanded b erit.
Joel It'd. Jicenn Ind, of the Savannah. accompanied by
Midshipmen NV
iglu
Whittle, Jr.. of the Preble. That
of the Indienole was commanded by Lieut. Andrew
Bryson, of 100
. °o - e Stable. accompanied by Master
Jos. N. Miller of the same vessel, Lient. Andrew L.
Hays, of th e
Marine Guerd of the Savannah. and Lieut.
Julius E. Metre, of the Marine Guard of the ehip. fano
ceeded down the coast, making direct her Anton Lizar.
do, fifteen miles distant. where I expected to find them.
About midnight two large - vessels were reported at
anchor at enten Lizard°. I stand directly for thane. I
had directed Mf pilot to anchor me immediately between
the two seawall At the Moment when I had nearly
reached this point. and the tow WM Callr Off. body the
little 'Mainers being ahead of me, they hailed.; ard
reported that the large steamer of the two was uhdrr
way. and endeavoring to escape through the southern
passage. I hailed, and ordered them to serene him.
and to get on board, if possible. as I was ordered to
communicate with the senior offieer, who. I suppereed,
Was on board this vessel. At the same - moment I fired
a stint ahead o , him to bring him to. As goon as•they
got close to him. which was hut A few moments, to me
extrema astornehment. he opened a heavy fire of great
guns and musketry upon them , and it was reported to
Me at the same time that the other steamer was 'elm-
Piing her cable. I immediately gave him a broad
side. ne I had not the remotest doubt of Ins bairn in
complicity . with and under the orders of the officer
of the ether steamer, and I wail afraid be would
o to h e assistance. in which mute I ehon'd have
been obliged to recall my vessels. or to have wit
neesed their capture or destruction; and as he had
the andaiDer to fire into me without any provocation
whatever. I was determined to seize him if I could.
Henn up the Spanish flax as soon as I fired. In the
meantime the_ larger steamer wee hotly engaged with
the rows on board my two tittle steamers in a meninx
fight. Finding that he °nerd not get nut of the southern
Damage. t e immediately chanted his course, put his
head to the northward, and passed inside of me to gam
the northern 'pauses. and to keep out of the wayff nt
Bone. followed by my resole , warmly enraged wit him
all the time He was evidently too fast Mr an was
gaining upon them. , As he shot ahead of them, I got a
gun to bear upon him. and shot awn. his smote-stack.
I found now that it was impossibie to fire wit tient danger
to my veg./911.re they were all together. The charm wan
continued in the midst of it. hot fire on either side. I
could not hut admire. at this moment, the daring eat
lantry of these fine fellows contending with so superior
a force. They closed in upon and rooter:et with him, in
spite of his efforts to shake them of. Finding it IMMO
- to escape, I suppose he ran his vend on shore ; at
all events, pressed o osely by them . she grounded, which
I was not aware of at the time. They were then distant
about a mile from my ship, and my anxiety was ;Mango
for their safety'. I armlet afford them no possible aid
My three largest nutters were inboard. and before I
could have manned my beets and got to them, the affair
would have been ended. I was net. however, kept long
in suspense, for almost immediately I heard three
oheere. and was informed that they were boarding her
over the lowa, whine could be distinctly seen by our
;Ganes.
I- now return to the steamer anchored close tome.
While the el:wizen:lent continued between the other
vessel,. and at the moment that they were paining this
ship, the first lieutenant: who was on the poop, called to
rented ag a inat this etaamer ores firing musketry, I di
a divfzion of gene to be given him. which
was done. I then hailed and ordered him on hoard, say
ing if he (Ed not instantly coins on hoard I weird send a
guard to bong him. He frame on board, and informed.
inquiries that his ship etas the'
me. in answer to my
Marquis of Havana; that he had been emplosed by
Captain Merin. who commanded the other ship, to
transport stores and munitrons of war, and that he Iran
Spanish.
twin the meantime I had gent an °Meer to. bring Capt.
Mann on hoard. As soon Pe he reached my cabin, I
asked him how he had dared to fire aPOn my vessels.
He replied unhesitatinelY, and in the presence of a
witness, that when he observed my vessels steaming
into. he harbor, he had informed his crew that he was
oere they wale Amerlctn vessels of-war andrirasitive
ly forbid them to fire ; bet that it wag a mi n e w of
r
a Mee nations. having been but recently M en on
board, and not being yet properly disciplined, he found
it impossible to control them. I obser v ed to h im that it
AM a great outrage, for which he would have to an
Mej, and which he pretended moot deeply tOregret.
All of which I knew to be untrue, because during the
notion he was distinctly heard calling on hie 'men to
hoard with him. You will perceive how all this con-,
theta with the nevem:repine depositions of four of his
crew.- lt colt reuniting for me to speak of the Imes and
armament of these veeeele, as far as f_hava been
ergo to ereerteiu , Ir. The larger steamer, called the
General ira men. ear tied two Manatee. one pivot, end
neve ral howit Er re, NV ith a crew of 3M men. I arnnetpo
sitive as to the ralirf eof her guns. &moms that She
ould follow mfr • awarder. I expected to have been able
to give a mote minute Recount of her. but she is still
itemized. The Marquis of Havana carries also one piv
ot and two broadside
_gene, with seventy sermons on
board. Her pivot gun is a heavy 24 pounder. The cap
tain of thee Inch vessel threw overboard large quantities
of ammunition, much of which was Picked rie floating
in the harbor by my boats, in theists and kegs. When he
wee taken poesession of, his RPM were all dismantled,
and were lying upon the deck by the side of the PA'7l-
acre. which I have no doubt Waa done after he found he
wan captured. and before I could get a boat on lx,and of
Wm. He aseumes to bean unarmed camel; and his pa
pers of clearance. 'blob I herewith enclose, made out
at Havana.. do not speak of his haring any guns on
hoard. Yet his armament is euoh as! have mode I it.
And there is not a doubt that hie vessel was equipped at
Havana SP a part of, the force with which Capt. Marin
wee to aot onahis rout.
It now becomes MY painful duty to speak of a otreum
etande -which has occasioned me the deepest con
cern and regret, About two hour, after the engage
meet, a boat game alongside fr m the Indiennia, With
apergonvery badly wounded, deemed in citizen's dress.
Upon inquiry, I wee informed it was General Lave. of
the Merman Army. Immediately • I had him taken to
my cabin: ft seems by hie own account, as he related
it to me, that as I was about leaving Ter* Crag, be was
ism off to the Indianola by the Government to obtain
some information es to MY movements, and that is the
hurry end confusion in getting - and towing out. his
boat left him. The °Meets commanding these vessels
had hie huontsts4 by itis to allow Pe
lrzo WitWIT Puss ilia Maw lib llialroaiiire.W
mdt (peraaava, is advii*o
Three -
IWO flostoii,
Too "
TwoatiOnotti . " . .
Tweak, Ootiod. ovor «
mak Ilatoosibor.) tow.
ler irmi.moirvilloita
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-or 7.201. an tetroptokit. , At IN
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Wood -11 4 : 41**,..jiiitto,.tbi..114_ defy* I
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no vestiactisiftevoges, ositineers. it. An
not ib dilirtfensautt ear"ndr-oitbater-igrangdrillit'Uperk!
soesewbearet - 1114. ding karma enc.tatliad
adeataly nape', antral
. Wsktriftieketeethe.wbitinedie l neesiP.
MR oer-Je tree not to NW*
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thigenefagenmst. 7 4'
Mgmitorgs wolynem4g . . who Saatiltedigen
3:ls=tirkiWzgM. firs limmog„.
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At'trf ajgat4 fr ilg Mats atid.roltattl
towrianakrasulit; esseesdikneenwerlistk
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Notniriit.
• • lie War Isnr. , I hay" maim
&if ita4,6,4lllll.figfra :t=g
before. during.or eller Sato ' ' 1 4 4 Lhftlit was
• Willis,* .•uocruP.
a tisi hir ra tep
mg to shy_ xica ts'jimerMS er' Pißttf`
omitted to stet. that the/ bleetranol .papera
of the Hemel s of listemes, - pertify:to oate. Out,- Piny
vamp on nmt, whereas scomformed by this atm
arm' In cheat of her that. atter thirty oftheeldbnd WON
remove* to. Our ship. them remamdot least forty gilt
nn board' of her.i As tins ship au 'seat immt , enteir
back to asst in floating the General. !dilemma. I /We
beilajtailktelo make accurate report of this ramdier
of persogenot boar& Meat theljote the genislad,ldirs
mon pea tetten.s..boat encased Morn her to UM Shan. said tehartagebeitinhetGem.-Mirantoa's -
dye ofnn s t i i = ll IggAlTilhs 1111 t ail son
to bravery caper ofthe tpleadition- • -
I hove the' honor tei'led, yorrrel
obedieztgarvants • - • '"—
P, 8 — Asevery stiort‘lSOl e thh Da tiles wit°
knee been suirsrad hrmisrepraleitt the - factor ctibb af
fair.' have desired to be as accurate in_tiar stAtemeut
unssiblei num said th at the ( lee. letrataret had a
hundred men on board. I removed from her fifty
.nses
before leaving Anton Lizard o. who mar troy toi•betird
rorfseiti. But it is pesmble that i 'hail never know what
number of men she, had on board. as moms senate& in a
boat to the shore jest • beim* idle sitts hoerded. - There
may have been mere, there mar, hare beim hies, than
one 'tundra...lon board, I have Nutt/ma the pmt, gun a
the Margins of Havana WAS a twenty- foor - portader ; it
may have bass a thirty-two. Ido not wish to otaltsiite
Oplituiermitiathie armament often. vessels. - lay ar•
rival here fro AmmonLisanfo;mY "ship unforteriatair
grouaded in the tea. sad was ell-lay endesvonn.s. to
set her off. I bed :Miami to - erre my attention to Any
tlang ,Thet mead] fait: the neltlarirrutig at der
light. mime which. by a lode of wind from the mirth. I
hems been meted trent both thew vessels. ••--• -
I herewithenclilee denotations of the first lieutenant,
of the minter of the ordetiy seraeilitt. sad or the Ma
ri nit guard bf this-sine. who were alibi the prep donna
the setron.ita to the met that the 'Margins of' Ratans
fired mirskets . drering the engagement fed , Ilea this
certificated f able Atiptegate to a eonversation with
the engineer, o AthaMewquis of Haven who Abed arms
wounds.. ifittd. in the haste with whic a. h
I have written
this cemenirnientiomtbabl have Committed die mistake
of saying that' bee placed lemon on board the Wave ;
diet vessel had on emrdenlyl9 men - • •-•
weekly Renew of
ll!!arkets. _
Pirmennmett. Karel !MERL
The inhth ,
nnerseior:s in ?melee(' haAre beed to an:inde
nt* ekletetasulthe edam *Limit imidsissitibitinit little
alteration. 'Bark is Instead, detnentt BrizistAteonti
ane "atill,end for moat kinds oncies arena tied; In Cnal
there is rather more doing.Wotion fa inactive: Coffee le
in active request, but the market is bare ofetoek in, "rat
&
ham Sugar and Molasses are tumor . " Frill Seib doll,
In Fruit there is incire dotns No Minnie or
Hides. The Iron Market ii dull; holders - ere IRV in
their ViSWIL . Lumber ie,selfinK rather more flair
Naval Shires have been %inlet. - Fri:Melons - are held with
ritoTIS &skews, but thitiansaetioni eit Timited: Aires
has advanced. Belt it dull. - Clorenemit bast been Quiet.
Teem and. Tobehoit areiitohanged., Acßo is
Erin but . withonghotiray. Dr? 'Roo& Bobbrand
Sheen, aid Ilardware; there is ti good Imainearedningt
and trade holds on well most of the large bonsai aro -
selling freely to the West And South." -
The BREADSTUFF'S market ii without
change eines las tweek, and for Flour the
~dcon times limited, the sales f , otine tie' about' 7,ueema. in
lota. at 815.73 for en_perSne.Seeti.2s for ealsos....m la
quality, 86 251,850 for family. and $1 eir bht forAner
brands. Ineludlet 80102 bbis Naomi" iltialitharbeAterme
kept private: the ilea for home nee have also twat
moderate within the same retro of to
4111104 y. The reeeipta, are light for the amen. bat the
market aimed dal.' Rye - Flour is - torettled e»d tether
lowers ealechavincheen made et 44.2541103)(1Wribin.
Corn heal is not en much tilitetred for. and t_ON Ws of
*selected brand MO on teems Irepteeeret ‘Slemisylva- -
nix Meat is offe,red at $350 SP hbl.
The folloering is the Inimeetom of Irlouriattl' item for
am weekearthecrderelk 2 0 , ,
Banal' or ;Wail
• fee.
• m.n r id e dlia ;Z:
"
'Total elii- •
WHEAT, 6 •The receipts are light-neS
limited. arithnyinessententhaAttsiertied '
bar fair lied etmolweittleterree. Rea wleld -
Rse fake reseed; Vritheatietof.`4.2ll , • as -
558660. Core is dillf.iled psinee have'
Weida WI heeteiriumketnee. • "S,
Teb. downs
ase at Tiorle foremen, er. r ••
ledieller l*V• - _
straq:, vets tee L 4: -
Peneakenel ego lir „ •
tatas!tatzliioliia.,pallst
pßonsuar r o i mageidadot .9ziptVl 44;
eoriptitme eft stal esir hittelmn
hs Ws at ell&ftaudilidllif hiddAsAtamas
Veal end new eity posing ere - fellable Sainte.
- shit IlletWSAlL llll 4*.bhe
emcee rate, are Wle* for ?Dun InEns=.
'NO tor Wee and eAfo_ for shometrit:ronlirsm-19reers
bleats me stendyntenest; 9351 times ruidetd barns .
sold et lel , on tiMe Wel at 10029,45: and sioilders
at niaP4o.so days. , Lard in unchanged: saleas4 toe
bills and toe at 113{60110. and3oo kegs at nag ill time.
Folid.ueolivaltatter Mann at liteillEmhtelll3 toiye 47,Th.
and Cheer+ at it3irtm34o
META EX—The market for Pit ISMS is Atli. but dull.
and there is poi:violable (Manta to note in notes males o ff'
g
Anthracite at rkstgLand Sallp tog. months
for the three numbers. Or Blooms and NiUsta. Animism.
&Tina Boger Iron sell slowly at previous rates-teed le
quiet. Among the vales we notice 540 -Piga Salve on
private terms. and 110 do Virsinia .45 naafi. Coe
nor it very doll Wee of Emillsh a/Resew:m.o Ma and
Yellow natal at 20 and Si o 6 months., _
. . .
Baitit'eomen in slowly, and the re . is reii tittle Quer
citron left in drat hands ; Ist, No.l I, steady at, dB, per
ton. ,
BEESWAX measles without ohange • we iota email
osiers of Yellow nt 39ile ASO per lb.- -
CAN DL ES.—Enr mtp made atinemstine .there is a
stendr inquiry. but Sperm and 'fallow are; threat
in° boxes oftthe former were disposed of , mart - fatlnf,
end IWO, font— and lax menthe., and Part on private
terms. • ,
.
CnAL to rather mots active, brit with increased re -
nelote tutees are nominally rutehattyed.•Ttotrate het
little shinning ns 'eoteesenetio of the
L soarcity sif,.7ssaela
and hish rates of freight. • -
COFFEE* wantedi but therein no Oinking Ptoin
first hendei smell of are making at 13% , 914,30, Jays
at lereletin , add -Lagalyra at 14n. on .
COTTON.—The ,mart et hne, been quiet; therein bat
tittle inquirr, except for the fine graden 'mink are
name, and held with more firmness. ff. , inferior
qualities prices rids irresalarly ; tales of 900 Weser/it
reported, chiefly uniands. at 70)0- from simples, ay le
120 nesh for iniddllns fair, including some lot, Gulls
atllelßY.o, rash and time., - • -.-„:
. -
The movement. since the first of September lint, as
compared with the previous three years, is es follow!:
Mao. 15X1- 16Se, 1867.
Rec. at Ports.. ..3.41 , 3 000 3,185.0 0 2,142 $.BBl
RX. to O. Britaill.LBoo OM 1.14000 933.000 • poe.ma
France... 460 800 - 3plool 274 ODD ' .310.000
" other 1. poris. nacos mon 21s000 - 225,002
Total export' ..3.604.000 1.021.000 1,411400 1111,000
Stook on hand...A.000.001. 847.050 -10040 - 658.030
Of whmh during the seat week, included in the above:
Reo:at Ports..... 05.000 • 75.000 _ RAW :63 000
Ss, to G. Britain,. • 71,000 02.000 D.= 45 005
France ' tOOO - Me • . 10,000
" other F. ports. 21 (00 MOO 6.050 , 26,060
Total exports., • 70:).040 101.000 t 7.0110 77.000
Biranirant.—rtorietn—faoreageagghe porta, eompared
with lest rear.2l3 °Whales. Erporra—lnarease to Great
Hntain,6lo.ooo hales t increase to Fronee.l3loo; de
crease to other foreign ports, iapoa. -Total_ :acreage in
exarods. 730,000. . • _ -
DRIIOI.I AND DYFS are dull. with sales,. of Sods Aah
at 21(e. Bleaching Powders on ertvage terms:- some
Crude Brimstone at shout atm; Oil of Lemon at 82.6364 t
do. Berg emott at 8337 X. and do. Orange at $1.2.5—a1l
six month.. Indigo is firm. but quiet.
FEATHERS are nnehansed, with sales of good and
prime Weetern et 490.500 WY lb. -
FL +G.—Prices era quiet* the store quo - tatiene for
adnekerel are 817 25 a 17.50 for medium No. I, 815 50016
for No. 2. and CO:Mall hhl for No. 3. len ehante in
Codfish; email sales at 8360 the 100 The , eq 400 qb intale
mom. on private terms. and XXI bble Pickled Herring et
a price kept secret, saki to hairpin 83 to
, 123.2f4fr
Old ono new fish. • - •
FRUIT.—Two cargoes of Sicily Oranges and temilea
have been landing, of.which about 5 (X 0 boxes told at
673i1egt9100 bog. earn quatty.- In other deeeriptions
of Wormer' Fruit there ig little dr nothinr doing. Do
meetni Fruit is quiet. Green Apples ranee from 8350
to 94 .11Y bid. North Carolina Pea Note command 8100
retaa. Dried 'Apples ars tiro at 561'26.640: -AMP/area
Pos3hes commend 100110. Is ,Craabernee nothing
doing. the seasbn betas about over.— • ,
FRENBT 4 .—Among the engagemen .• 'to Liverpool
Rae noting 40 hhds Tobecon at 201 per bhd..; •25 tads
Nickle Ore at ZVI ; -1.500 Ti ides at2ss ; end 25 snake Tal
low at 251 : end some Bark at 40a. -To London the
rates are W0274151per ton. To the West, Indus some
ensaremerts have been rerorted on terms kept en
on vete. We SUote at 400424 for Bazar ; see - 83 for
Molasses from Cuba. Tn New Orleans. Alobils,
Charleston, and Savannah. the rates are neehanged.
Ts Boston the current rates for Flour ; and
Grain SY.OGe per boshel. Coal vessels lire getting
81.50 to Boston; also to Rhode :eked: alnlas to
New Vnric : 7to to Baltimore and el to Washington.
OINSENG,—Thate Is nothing doing in chide or ea
rifi4d. end prince are nominal.
GUANO.—The demand is increaging . and prieis are
firm. Peruvian et 85650060;and Sombrero ttelliug)
at W3O per ton of 2 ILO lbs. - • ' = • •
.R tiP is very quiet and no 'ales have head reported.
mops are dull, en inemee of Porto Cebella has
arrived. part sold on private terms t 1 500 city slaughter
a lso 'old for escort at a prom kart private.
IIOPII are dull : tales of 'Eastern and Weetera et 136 e
Ile 40' k, Old Hops are entirely nominal, and they are
not wanted.
HAY is moving off freely at $144.1.10, and Straw at 70
0750 the 100 lbs.
• . .
b LUMBEIL—The demand is increasing'. and manilas
water are besinnins to corns forward more treelv.
A mane the sates wit notice lea OCO feet Oelaware YelloW
Pine Boards at 815516, and Susquehanna White Pine
at 314011 M feet. Laths command 8L75ct2.254P . M.
etc to Int Pickets are sauce.
L EATIT KR is more active. and thenrike of all kinds
are well sneained end 6 Lin,
MOL OSEB tuts been inactive. but 'prices are without
change: There is more inviiry for
..prmacuvslities.
A canto of Trinidad sold at 31er3Sc ; Cardenas at 2Sc.
and Porto Rico at 18tr4041. tame. , • -
NAVAL STORRS continue vane quiet; sales MTN
This Rnsin at 91.7502. for No. 2. anti low grade-No.l at
$l6O. for common.. Tar and Pitsh are an lat quoted.
and flealne. For Spirits of Turpentine the demand is
limited, but MIMI are unchanged, with sales at 47m45a
IX gallon.
Olt.Barefirm.lmt the Sales or Sperm rind Mr 5515 525
mostly confined to &tore lots. Linseed Oil is more sa
tire. Weil ot Bficiltflo. Lard Oil is quiet t sales - of No. 1
Winter:lLO:SW.oe days....Wasternßed Oil sell; at Mc.
1 mnorts of Sporn, and Whale Oil and Whaler ...me into
the United States for the week ending March 26 :
Bbis Pp. Edits Wla. Lbe Bone.
' ' • ' 3.460 ma , 46X0
Previously. 5.811 7188 POO 000
From Jan. I to - date...... 7.472 76= 24i.aeo
Same tims last year...... 4Ma -21.2% &CM
PLARTER scarce, and soft would command per
ton if here.
RlCE—Prices Me firm• with sates of SOO tierces to
note in lots, at 4-VartVo, four months, chiefly at the lat
ter figure.
SALT is unchanged. and the dealers senerally are
well suppl ied :nn import of 1,600 racks Liverpool ground,
and one of 2.890 do. fine rermun tin sold.
HEEDS —Clovenseed continue dull, and Bells slowly.
within the range of Slef to per bus for common and
prime quality. The market is Were Flaxseed, and it
is taken on arrival at 81 ea per bbl. Timothy is worth
5 3 2 5 Per
SUGAtt—There is a Moderate inettiry both for Talk
ing and the supply of the trade. and priors are quite
firm: sales of 1.100 hhds Cuba. at New Orleans
at 63( n ei7 e, and 'Porto Rico at Mem on time. MO
boxes sold on private terms.
SPIRITS.—There is rather mere dein; AR Brandy.
and prices are fully maintained. Gin la qatet. N. E.
Rum arils at &ammo. whiskey is dull ens lower ; sales
of ls at
drone
Penna. do at 2Ditt.V/40, hhde
at 21021)4 and drone at Z 35.20%.
TEAR arc quiet. and ',noes - Very firm :for both
Rlnoki and Greens
T i eLLOW is in fair request. and considerable sales of
nits rendered have been made at 10 - gc.—now generally
ileid nfi hi A t ik r o . remkins inrMtive. and tlie -Wales (7f both
Isar and roromfeeteved have been modstaW at f,rmer
W en" is rather more incnrT,Sted prices are
firm with semen business to note In ammo and vollert
pt fr'ont IN to PO per Ai gh, PUFft