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FRIDAY MAY 8, 1863.
o.'*iiiitErk co., Piondizois.
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cimmiligeations will wet be lasbileliedia gislaTaTOT
kap Uxiow flakes accompany' 41 with the game of the
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Sig osztrawyZaw.,lif Towanda, is -a duly an
taariged agentto collect accounts and receive crip;,
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Novvisra-22,. U 62 ,•
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5.11. PETTENOILii
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No. 37 taikltirwt, N. Y.; a' id • Suite st., Boston,
fai ttie Piiazdt , asr ratios iri those
OM", Sad ars tilts Aditizilsements sad
ni'dioitttiturs'if Bow'.
FOR
iLeetioadhkandiADeldre Peckee,platen bi 26 thellei
111 pod , ordeeraila be welted either h I oYeteeai
pehiet. Pliebeiribederste bulbtre lyttalkofilieo "
TO THE PUBLIC:
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Tsie
rATRIOT ,•
operations will her4fteF conflipiti4
Direly by 0. BAARETT mut T. G. Besasstoy, un
der the firm - of Ovßenstorr.-&To., the:eonnee-
Lion of 11.. V. Wit.Synaltib siiidOstablish
ment havinggeased on the 20gh Xov.en*er,
Novosmut 210.862.,
The Berke county torispirators.
We publish .
on our outside, in full, from the
Press of Wednesday,,the proceedings,, on sec
ond hearing, before JJ. S. Commissioner Hear;
lift, in the Cade of nib 'II,' S. against 'Huber,
Philbert;Oxenreider, fridell and Moo
thart, on-the ,Charge , of ciinspiring to abduct
President lincoln, overthrow -the Government
and establish a Southwestern Confederacy. The
proceedings, 'we think,
.will be found quite`
rich; but We Eaten. not :make a word of
.corn
meat until the Commissioner shall:have termi-,
netted the hearing and disposed of the case so
far as hie - authority goes. • ' •
Ws do not ask it in - a; joking mood- , -things'
- one to joke except Uncle Abe;—but seriously
weer, too 'serious an aspect not : ;for any
having disposed of
(as the Lincoln press calla .him;) the blunder.
ing Burnside; the magn.4ceStrydps,.(with hie
haid4itarters his saddle,)' and finally of
boaiting, Fighting Yoe gooker,who.knew en
actly--how.to "gobble up" Lee's army and take .
'Richmond, but somehow failed to dic` if--is it
not abbot - tune to'give 'the path-finde'rlientint.
another:chance ge goes tht rfliorp nigger
:policy, and, of course, must be a great General. ,
Try him. We can stanctany amottot of non
sense new; • " •
, Provost Marshals
'The felt:living lucks (brithlackj , , as the ease
may he) . gentlemen, have, heen appplntetiTro
,
•Tolk-M?xstia. lB ;f9r ga.44le- under the law fol
enrolling-auml organising the militia:,
Disti"lf W. E.fLettme,n; Philadelphhi_-
•'2=EJwlu Palmer, of Phil/add'phis..
8 Jacob A. Streten, ofPhiladelphia.
.4 Davis - M. Lane, of Philadelphia.
M.:Gardley, of Frazartird. , •
G - JohnF. Freedly. ' • •
Enos -L. Christman, , of Westehester.
8 - : •
It A. W:liolimus. - •
- Charlemagne Teiter.
• 11 Samuel Ilbke, , of Easton... ' 1 •
• a' ~1 2=_ W.-W: Kett:lain - s• •
13 Charles M.. Manirille, Tropf
14 Johb.llC.l: Clement; lianishang.
• •1.5 R. M. Henderson. °, - •
• 16.41earge Ritter ; Chambersburg..
-17' James Campbell; Hollidaysburg
lg W. White, Williamsport.
• Huth S.;
-' 23 David. V. Derriekeeitiltleativille:
.' Coulter, Gietinsbuigi • -
22 - James liericin„Titteliurg. , - - 4 -
ffle. Kirker o itlleghetkt city.
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-24 John. Cuthbertsont , Washiegton. •
Gen.Stoneww.en .lExp,e_dit;on -- Genernyt
and
.
• ! Anse thnretrent,of, Arm Hook: sr.the results
-of !Gen. 'l3tollB2olll'S Cavalry '; expedition lose.
'badeTi of `th it ititetest, - bat area totertheleer
worthy of record as part, Ortlig =history' of
these stirring thnes,,,;VeAtnve,it.is-trwt, 1.0.110
of the_ details of hisoperations, butt what
ISVVlS:ffollt Wrelief Sour-00, - - CO therefore not
be eiaggiratid: Raveis - of
theok.Otite tASkltisrorces "playedeadhavoq
witlkth*ir railroads ak : Ganover Junationf and
other fointg,v destreving :locomotives slid , a,
` 'yoke Amount Of lithe' valuable Vroperty;_and
all thg - zitilivad bridges:vathin five
-miles.
.61 Bich-
,mitt.-';, It seems to tis possible that: ; he might
have taken. Ilichmcmd: had :he matle: the _Si c
r:iteMliti, is-it is 'not probable that - there were
manyliSOVitherS at the he' visa Within
iv, mile 4 4f,tk - - - - _ • '
-
.. , :r.7'.The-same;ltichmond papers mention , a Pi-,
s' listolifrom Geu.liee to ?Mildest - Davie which
fins that Gen parkon is kiliSd;and Generals
ni*all_4. Jack . s on; iteth and A; P. Hill VS
,Terely: -wounded. Another, rebel dispatch
states thartheir - loss in killed, and -wounaeci
verb hit*.
Tfie Veaiiik iit :Ea:gland-443114m.
If we may judge by the bine - Of the dehstes,
Aiere,ig, a ! pretty strong, feeling
intense_ hostility to this country among
• certain set. Mr. Roebuck, in tine Moose of
Commons, denoillibed_ us as an upstart peo,
pie;.': and declarca Aus.-_-mns pre
' 'pare'd to-go To*lstinArith us. Several
tial members cello& Rhdiesirerh'very plain
in th sir ispreekons of..4o!atOfackii)p..with the
oouree _ of our-cruisers in. .reictioll to the Bei-.
`MMO , of Itritialf vessels, and werCverr marked
in thiir diseprobationrOf :the. conduct of ;iv
pripar,, tir,:Atlitmi,:in giving a letter of vo-
tention to a weasel engaged in. the. Mexican.
trade: against , capture by:the blockading fleet
in - Cdtamodore' , WilkeV aqttadtrow; = They w - e,re
• &idea - giOnnda and holdin qur
...goyezpme*t ; to. a strict. acoonnt., ~The veacel
Was said tca.be carrying *Tina and munitions
:Of war to the littikinana. Earl Ruseell and Lord
Palnierstiin, lidWeVer ' were calm,and "the'
. • -.
~Fet i re
ful,eit,ipprehend" danger frdm
Ur/a:quarter- nevertheless true that or ,
&fa frolialteAdadreilty have produced unnattat
' aetiv~ty in this „yards; and-that a large
irompei r :O l feelAltrete be grit beady for
aerwieikwitit art sattCh „ PPasit;le, What
#his metratiVitiiiihall: learn some time hence,—
' Sd muff h: otir'arniabli
4t r Franc
regar fit. , e,
hardly know what WM7, ;
poleon lit, is iittd birtreatly offended at
totiirnfessienii ,
pf • fikenagi . i t p atria
in the - pa' !etween France and Mei:W l Willie
Mr. Adams was issuing letters of protection to
English ships carrying war material to Mato,-
mons. It is confidently asserted that
the French Minister at WaslOgton has
been instructed to demand a disavowal from
Mr. Sewara# W. A .. „proceerttingeilas
r
discontinua#ce Of th
.: p r bind illi at
non-complince Oath :is mancf - will 1* fot
lowed by hostilkdemontitiatiOntflin the liartif
the Emperor.
_So we go. By the time we get through with
our little domestic-difficulty, and take a turn
et-loggerbeeds,witaieeiCuitere.o4lo4o
and. the frogreatera ?f, France, we shall be a
very warlike nation 7 -that is t .whit,Ei,left.pf us
will - be; • • . • -. •
Arrest. of C. L. 'lftanaidighom.
Vre haieVot Oen among thoib *ho admired
atoinNaved, 4o eent:se Oflial,Otell and
% mihold 'ng Dewocrat s and , statooMan. n "hen
we sty we iremnototone . 0 f his . 4 d m irem we
"mean the miiiiinres twitrpoitect i nbt the th an
(Or wlib could open fea rless,
inuttliti manner.- of,the . man—so. for : abOe the.
groveling, sneaking { cowardlyynature o.f, his
hers'malii rot appiove,th•opolicY he
prciPOaed,.'atid'`Oro4dlreniillye t af,us3ittness
that our cq,umust..4avp..nqither est4ibuted to
the oiroolasion-ot.his views nor -tn. the ,ringing
• of the profiles• chanted by thousands of tongues
and i elovently repeated by a large'pertion of
the Democratic Pl'ess2 We hays Oir4l.Y /eti him
alone, to work. out the salvation qf•the ' Union
in his way, if he cottldi contenting ourselves
utterance, te , the dotrittes Ond sug:
gesting the Foastygs Thionivo thought, Ilest
to accomplish that end, and protesting against
and combating !rase we'thought unwise or im
prudent. We'._4e *l iit6soi6d
Mr..Valland,ighaM Ate touyudh;al,fur,
• But we have always-believed. his -motives•
and his tiVects-to he patriotic: However misz
taken he May ,havi been in his viewis, the'
charge of treason preferred agginst . lini, by his
political enemies is both maliciouskand absurd;
and comes with a' bad graft -from men- who
advocate Execntivi the qenstitu+
lion, and, declare that ".the Uniont9 it ,Walkokhall
never be restored. with :41'4r ,consent: Mr.
Vallandigham" is not made Hof the stuff that
enters',B9 largely into ;the: composition of
tors. He ie a Bold, feariesti,• : high-minded
roan, above stratagem and intrigue—which a
traitor not.; and we should,seerch,the secret
recesses:and perliens ef the,White , geuse,, the
stately mansions of f some of the Cabinet of-,
cca)s:lindcl9l6'i!iek . NA:litVitiiti ? rather
than, the .demloils .oi Mr., ;1 7 ,alikkfik4ghant,, for .
evidenoes,of treason.: - •
I.Bneh , is Kw opinion 'of DZr.. Vallandigham.,
As contrasted with hie ' refit - era hOlstatitity in
our estimation, ahnottlOpetiese:": If.ecause isve
do not concur: with him in.oPinion,,it,doei not
follow that we ihould---ilOW!that , the hand Of:
arbitrary power ; hag • upon " "and-he.
l is a eaptive:ln prison 'and 'stirriUncied with.
bayonets--turnloit.t.erly.against l him t ,and hitt
in general shout of ,Abolitionism, for his .
crucifixion. That is not our Way- In the,
hour, of prosPefity:lwegalie Oki* no aid„
.encouragement—rhesanesk,ws, diA'notAki.nk he
was acting wisely., that. he ~has been
seized—noeby - the process of :civil laW,. but 11)y
mihtar7 Authority. p lot the thee` tif day, but
in. the darkness 9fl4it.e, aiid* . finiFied hit - ay
from his home under a process that,..shchll.cl
:never be. neknowiedged: by' a freer Teeple 'ea
long as'tha sidikkinitittition bf the'tiiit'llkW.
unobstructed - we are ' free •?, t l e3 7 P
47, eel
at du t y irkelgeheAtt ihiPn ukteistand ' O 9 4int; ;
and see that he •reseivaarableastejnetiee!ftiii'
Efie'admidittiation that has takefilltintin i self,
the.
",volt - ttri
the manner in which it waaacconiplishe ri •
d. -
We haie a right to ask, in I l ho. fi rst
„ .
With what crime is' gr. al : hkudigham,
-charged? "c-itkr the•secend place}AtiWhatiwativ
the necessity for thifiterrY Wriest? at • Mid... ,
ih the third. place ..thlt he '
haYe , sPeedy ,- Atialkiiildhy. , hts POcilf4l# a vivre
:court.” t;
~_ Th..o . • -11-1
=I
=The°~vLbld' dottiitr~ 16 hick bf WI bseins to
reefs' withinit'chlttN raftiiioifir}ent • witliout
eitralg, : a
t ilkg c h axges;lpt t cc
rthoplanqtititi
- -t -
or trial. 41. .: 1
7 -. Nu adaninistrationiatettttterlY iinkre'cile, Cow—,
at•dly or depraved wottldgab - - - kililty"!Cf ilia' 1
prciceedinzs; atui3l . o, people, ft; to lie free !*ill
10 4 P5i1e* 1 7• 8 4 3 9i 1 4,i 4 1ti.4D 2 st • • ~_£.
If Mr . ; VallandighaM Imo keen ;guilty of any ..
offeilberitgaitikt 'the laWs:of •lhe`lJnieft,
State of Ohio, or the military ordgs ufi
, tits
itAii4fseite . t, let hitn be
- tried; and 'coittriCii'd on inhicsil s 4l testimony,
)et. him be, putiioed. he ; has committed tree=;
cop ; : if he has entered into nnpoombination for
unlawful linfposes, if he is it.&ittspiratOr against
'the governnient ; hen E totild i 4;
..whether 'death ur iMprisSument., pit let
him be fairly tried „and .:conviMcdfirst. ; We'
iwoulil '- - ecreen hirer froni puniehm'Fnt,, if ,
gnilti; if - we bad the power fb aa , vo . - fie•vic k ai : ld
not even crave the. emeucy e govern
' Ul of
meat iii his behalf—but in the name of justice
and Humanity; let: him -have fair and speedy
-ittid•lba; proneuneed •guilty, under; the,
forms of hi : anOng iyittcrincieti
.7.10/44 he may 444 , 1i0t e9°lFOllMt and as "ing .
for his immolation while there is a possibility ;
-••tif his innOSence. r• • s ; '• : -
'wttekl 'the: 014U4adiziti. wite; in -the
pii4bin...tif many, ip_ the s uc r
teas of .the : •natioual.;Democracy—to-morro.w;'
Untese jaititto be' troaa , him, he -may. prove .o
Worn in the of the' tiarninistiiitiazi, or an
Old Man'of the Sea, *horn they cannot shake
off; and : who will ride them to death. •
The Philadelphia- - Bidietin, one of• the un
questßiming supporters the adininistraticn,
evidentlilabas under the itapr . essionthat the
.•
arrest.uf Qallandigham,is another mistake and
discreetly observes
“We ;mat that there is seine good, sufficient,
tangible ground Tor the arrest of C. L. Vallan
dikhatil, wide,/ `fifreportedtrotn Cincinnati._
Wd trfitSt:theke specifict , charges , Of treason,
oreotitir other offence; 'to'-be. brought against.
hini, : andAhat he will be.tried before• a court
of - justice: -* 7 • * * * 1 • * *
".-janfniertiginetiarallegations are riot pliffi_
dent giciundsfer 'the inearceration of any man.
Therefore it-is that we hope there is a positive
aid sufficient groundufev.tall. .Indictment and
conviction. for .treason. .:Thelgovernmeut has
gained nothing by , arresting mien -ort- vague
• accusations and then-discharging thenswithout
trial.-- If , one .00 • more of ;those wito 7 were ar
rested in the .beginning-of the zrebellion had
been .convioteti. rad (hung. thertsrfleAtild haVe
been little needettfurtimer,arresteei
• Wily titz—but, although, (ice's part of the
we g hive v otnittid)'ih l it 'l3ulletin
• • • • • ;:- .., !
expresies the tliat,.‘rallguiaxghttm "is
at heart a traitor, and that he depersists-Li".
tor's death," we strongly suqiiiititakii AK
turn out in his case, as it.hasstle th the ofoje '
of hundreds of others seized and imposonedtrY"
the 4 ' iltaini f t!ation—that is, that thore is: no
ape ito ch - 0 against hito t 44, An i i 4tenoo
wha jiver to:Oionvict him or treasol4 , 4ouspliioy
or any lesstr crime ; and, therifOre; after. he
shill have" been kept in pilsott tong limo to
satisfy the malioe of hie efietAiett, or Oen tite,,
public, tried beyond endurance by such exer
cise of arbitrary power, shall raise their voice
,ftwilndignantly 00 Aetertained!y demand his
trial or release, his prison doors will be opened
and he -will .1)e told to go hia way, .Without
knowing who Were his accusers, or of what of
fence he was accused.
TUE ARMY OF-THE POTOMAC.
RETREAT UP GENERAL• HOOKER-RE RE•
; CROSSES THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
• It iswith r unfeigned•aorrnw we announce to
our readers to=daftlie defeat and retreat of
the magnificent Art ay of the_ Poninec. This
unlooked: for intelligence-unlooked.. for, we
me=an,' by over-o'onfidetit and sanguine. people—
'Will sadden ilunieViiazi of lie - wits: Ainin the
dead . 4ave fallen in vain-again iTelasok. upon
,
the wounded and: suffering, the brave men who
have been mutilated is bdtle, , without the eon 7,
golatiOn of success to asstiage:our ' : But
let us try to bear it, as we have borne ; other
similar : unexpected' „ reverses, : :with - - manly
fortitude: If the war should emitinne, under
the guidance. and,,for the avowed purpose
of those who.adininister, the government, we
may, consider ourselves fortunate indeed if
other and far treater evils do not befall us.
'BAt this is hardly a fit time to indulge in re
f/Wiena upon a result. at *nee so unfortunate
and so distressing. With the relatives and
friends of the - gallant men who perished on
the bloody:110d we sineerely sytipathiie, and
what we ern do, we cheerfully, do to
relieve the wants and sufferings of-the .woun
ded warriors who• will soon fill our - hospitals.
Thole' who lfave" leiture and ciui commend
•- - •
means should at once turn their attention in
that, _direction,. ,
-We-have to-day no particulars -of -battles
'fought- and.' *on or lost td give ', hbd w 6014
Such PartiVniais be of interest neiv itriVe had
them. It is enough, fox us to kncor Abet disas :;
-ter has,befallen our fume, and that Oen Hooker
. ,
~
again who set out a little 'over -, a
*eek ago with
the finest army, tlr..'nfAil4 ev.eriair: and 146
?hopes of complete enceese r .lias re,orocsed the;
- Rappahannock., baffled and defeated; aftet , susT ,
taining e t frightful lass, real ( extent 'Of , vvehich..
.*e'Sliall pietalilineVeritllovi - —' '' r -
We subjoin ths information upon which mir
remarks-are:founded:: : - ::. t• 7 . '' -;
.' •.. : • From the Natiodetlntelligencer; , Mor 7 i I ,
• • Official 'information received /ast, evening at.
the War ...Department: authnrizes, am . to , state
that General; Hooker,. after, waiting in avain
near Chancellorville ;on Eruesday last 4or , strer
newel of: the battle -by the enemy,: re-crossed
the Ra,ppanannock on the evening of that day,
intteenced .hyt prudentital..motives, , springing
doubtless in. part: rom the great land-sudden
?rise of the •Virginia„rivers; in :conseqnencti Wf
the recent. heavy rains.: , ~i,,1 i .1 ,t, f_'
-We da , not 4earn .that Gen. /looker was !EttfA
prised, before. making ,t hin retrograde .movkv- , .
Went, of the, Success which is: aßegett.talitife'
attendesithamveratietta of. . General Stoneman
• in brenking - the enemyls . communioations iith
'.Riehrnottd. - . If-ethic ,ntet httit been: /uteri , to
Mini' {assuming (it , An, be a '.fact,).! dt.. may! -be
doubted whether:General, gookert twooldhave
:deetned-itueceusery to *Lake antepinbiolt , ,niust
tend Co deprivefhint of:sonatt atjebish•ofkirt:ed-
Talutages-resultiug dram AGen.iiStontmite'd, c4J--.-
oPOntivei , eXPeditiotta : ;' ,-... .!. li---!. • .). ~- -, ! '' l "
- • Amoog.. events whiolt have: notAcauepiredt
:or:tidally, hutnf.wltiolk. tiliere,autru tants ht4+lng
•the-appearatufe Of.tratit. it ;may .ba-stated lhdtr
Gem iSedgurliek l in I:endeavoring...an ly.inriday
eve pi ng•leet, tWith,the gttnitter , P art fof th i a, do m
,.mandittct: etect, a,junetion. -with .oets.l ktee/cer,'f ,
army , near ; Chaneellanail*.enecoaniened 1 tltA i
erten:6pin force an d attetlwifh la SeriOUtitreillitps, 1
,tltVpartioulans OA whith arenotZ yetitnutrb.
vit. a e,-; , ) inrote:ttuotw: SL, fillthekei letty IV. - .r
.., ,;Wev - haw - 40hentiClinteiligenceIthati pen.
ilooket.iltstonitstaittedra PeueliElet into Nit.. 4%
fought on Tuesday i bbut heti( suce,eoed, an 4 4, 4
rcinglbisare3w IA aalitty.ion this Aide the' Ra pa
hannock, Gen. Lee having hewn I,!bt , vii y 4
reinforced?. appear, - 'lib awe rfoutrd thitnse f in
laufaelent:sacength , bi' retke*llitin
we .atulaul on
i f
Hookertshaustedttro opsi.andavaa noffitr sue
:Cesafal :that: fit ;hue; hetaniAleented:=pr.ttde t:. ,to f
.withrdrater. , 'the! tirniy, stenos*: tha.:river4 . ~• iltoist
!only nuo evident:. that there, is-ntt'often be noel
I itheprebelw succeeded ein i•ooncentrating t their:
forces, uptizt:the, pninr..uf ,a4teck, ftvliile , Octte
,which - ttliculdhaYnietvengthened :the autional,
army gwerultuolarldictant or t‘wk klig i r itu yo l l t .
Ito tenable. flea,: go oiter to maintaimthepositinnt
which he had vaned by; a inastenlyi• era egyk
.findrbeld thcciugh Awe. ;tremendous battles, , l it ,
must be presumed that the effint :to byeak,ita'A l
eommanieations;: with Richmond i
failed. Jig% .
• wits able o .ctbagefox la
e,:to - bring! up the .le,:
v
rebel force frem Richmond and points , ,p lior b;
and General Hooker infeempellad to•retiraronu
,before over:nhelukinfnuminbers. - ~it :- I
taw I*/ A T OR A r eT
Rw rIT 4 - P E • 12 ! .: 1 0;
kV:34/3 Sir r apB tOrn (A—Att excitement, of (pe,
'ltveliest character transpired yester4y l ,clused
rilttook. upon Ale.v,ausier.Aupeta l a 4egre ,
um:onm the service of the
'at;
was first Otiserved - itt' a,car, at, the 'President,
Street ..g-epOt t , cp. roote North, , I,teing .
full .untfor i m i : There, naturally wcis a rArtt:
commotion to look upon tie-fir_st .negr,o iofflO.V= i
.that passed through our city A l police Officer,
f l ndif,4 tc,4t. l trou . rquld ensue if t er negro
13,1 d not rcipoxe
. his straps, advised .him { to ,eb,
tali aztother j fieat and: hid; ,his rank Ile. in,
eiantly / 44. riot chtigo
thing hat whnt• MY. 41 1 V and position, entitle , .
Jae to." In a k omont vA.Orivords rush . was
made ior him.mitt 41p,, ehOulder 'strips, mit , offs
. At One tires itwas thought tha_he wouldfhave
been killed, so eaCtte.d tv,as the , crowd. A gtrard
pf soldiers; the. onn ,duty at th, depot, wort
compelled to l go - to the assistB446e' Angu.vta,.-
and ordered - the crowd to fall back, ,whith
order was but_ - not withOht
irluctatice.. The soldiers finding. Ant the
, , ,
_negro m
reatnett an.tne, ear he "milli be' killed,
Conducted him to. he office of Colonel,Fish.
On the way.litther a crowd .'of several halt-.
dred persona followed thew, and when near
Fayette street a,yoing man Tnslipi upon Au
gusta and struck him. The youeg man, who
proved to be charles„ff.ancock, - late conductor=
on the city railWaY(„iras Arrested and locked
up in the Central - police.stai i i. A on ug h u o g u t a a o w t,o as o k w e e i f
uurale ul r. , of
the action, of. Colonel Fish.
in the office until, near one o'clock. when' he
taken to the depot, an , officer and,a large
t P i v r e a s t t accompany
ingPtreet 11d cl io rik Te tt nr
c e e \s t; t n d er e
Central Market space a young man, named_
Japes Dunn, Bprang . at the negro and dealt.
lasi popferitil blow in the face causing a
eepious flow Of. b1'044. Ang n stii; fele,ing that
he would bo killed, started to run Info'
•lally 1 !IL,'? was atiiiiiiog;in
doorway slammed the door to and refused to
let .him entnr,,Atte. ~!Flee laige crowd
,which tip,oNriog ,tqinliw began to
0 47 collf , "kilr4} 4 ° l ( "4altC 4, and -
was only th i e 9mcet:e dis)laying(heir, revOl e y
vers that „the i crowil could, he
. .pieye ß tea from
dejug,forthir iuiler t ge, to the ,Ninforsunape tez'
gro. Num was arrested and. is nn w in the.
-CeAtral police station. After the above de
rilstration Augusta reached the depot, and
opefirkher molestation departed North.
::—BattiOre Clipper, Saturday.
I• • ;When such demonstrations againO, tE sif
shoulder-strapped eboiOes—Massa Liattum's
pets—rare made in Baltftnoreorelty u . r tte ,
'Centro' of , Gen. Schenlfe baponeis, a said,
withal, to be•remarkablf 'toy+ whikt se 'es are
we not to : expect . in other sections notwo welt,
0044 by Federal authority ? It is inhuman
on the part of the administradon to place these
poor black dupes of Aholitigniam in positions
. where. the,y 1 0 11 -ahtairelmsublOt 0 tkuP o iFlneil
and outrage, and frequently to imminent dan
ger of life itself.
LATEST NEWS
PROM TRU
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
By Telegraph to the Aseoctated Frees
NEW Yo4tk, 111ay 7.—The Tribune publishes
an extra '
with 'dates from the Army of the Po
tomac of the Sth, which states that the army
had recroseCd the, Rappahannock at the United
States and Banks' Fords. . ,
, The order tor. retreat was a snrprise, as it -
was believed to be the determination to march.
ent-and-attack: the rebels in front. -
• The Gros:slag—commenced, at, 10 o'clock on
!Tuesday, At 3 •A'oleck, On Wednesday
all the wagon and niule- trains and artillery
had noosed, and the infantry.waq oroogilig on
two bridges, at ,the United States Ford,,General
'Couch's oorps , in the advance.
~- The, r etreat•was covered , by General Mead's
fiftiroorm , • '• k • `
• • Lee'velkarpshooters - picked off the artillery
herses and sny mounted officers seen,
- The'rebei batteries occupied all the advan
tageous positions; Mid fired vigorously upon
- Gen; Hecker's camp, =but disappeared as- soon
asiour batteries-were opened one them:
' - At s oonsultstioWof the corps commanders
it Was' decided that the enemy leas , too. power
` Gtn.''Sedgwick failed •to join Gen: Rooker,.
and, being • hard - pressed,. crossed the , Rappa
hannock to' prevent annihilation; hivexperiL
Mont costing 6,000 men. -
Gen. Sedgwick's - repulse; add - ed to: he weak
'cotinsele of 'Oen.. Hooker's corps columanders,
*shbolt VISJ confidence, stain w fatal-moment he
stevoi the order to evacuate his:Strthig 'position
and hiifdrtifiednarapi and to'retrettt. , --theormy
Ts' net panto' Stricken bat greatly deMorglizett
by this' ingloribhB- retreat. , '
- THERE :WAS -NO "TIME qP.ROit , 'FRIDAY
MORNING TO MONDAY NIGHT BUT WHAT
HOOKER COULD HAVE ATTACKED 'AND
PEATED "LEE'S. ARMY. — 'HE =LACKED
'THE Alinarr - TO' GIVE' THE' ORDER:
' ' Watiiiiiibtbit, May 7.--The follti*idg ttpyr,ears •
' in. the Netionat Ineellsibieo .1 6f Olio Inrorning :
•' 'Offieihr ItiforMation teciiived. at the' War beF.
"partnienf last evening itithe'rhehl - us 'iii stati:
tbiteGen: Hobiet• after *tilting in - wail - nears
rhaiitillorilliii bit' Tdesitty for at ' , renewal; tit
'flie'tiattleby'thb'ellelli37 7 , :re-treSeed' -thel ., Rip.,
thitiantiddroif The Stoning 6f iliat , day,- -itiflu
ineed‘ by ilittdettiial'inotiteS; apilutitredcitibt -
less is part from the great and sudden rice of
the Viigibili kites; in 'oenSegheubeieff: the te
sliiintleaby•faini.` 1- ' '''''' ' "-- . 7 ••,' • 7 .,." .‘ , ; .
' : -'l4 - ref'do 'mit leilitt ;tithe dia. , ' Hoefreto wild ap
prised, before niakiii-g 'this•'mtrrement; of the,
suocess.which is alleged to lie, - vei4tended the
, o,perationivof f aeu., §tones/ap.„in,lgea.king :the
Tebel'eemMarkieatie4 'Frjt. l l, 4k04901)-ck ;if ihita .
,fallts, had : been known tiahipt,Asolimktig it se be,'
; *Nett It.:elitY -1)e -dellbtjectiOletMt 4eR. We l ker
,wonid„ have,4cleemcd it necessary to take a l i step
which must tend to deprive y i a, 4:ioniti at
least l of the, a,dvantages . resulting from Gen.
gtortectilci cooperative ext)e'djtioh,
, fAt.n coo
May 74 . - 7 4 . 01 e; i r 4 i . q, 11 P rIsued
an extra with tote t'o;lli.wi.lig t :: r ; , ; ~' ' : ''''''
,i ; _pc Aichrucit4:pus i rs:of the.:6tiii. ,;state' that.
Stoneman's i ikvAr,„ - te' destroill all ithe
.bfigkes ib9tXrPe, l l 4 1 .91'9 2 9n444..,th.„,e,R, cPPaliali - -
: ne,cl;„to,r4 up, we rstlreadS; cUt i ttotynt,lte t6le-'
1 a.. 4 ,1 44. lipes,an4 - ventur i cif.*itbik a fely; , miles
af,,iciAlw9, l l,4 t op Reo . mept I:7iiiil, collllioation
A911:1)044 with cll , 4#;l,AlTti,i.:l,t.. - . ~ w•
,01tic . 4,1; 11,4044 Q,.. r?,nl o.9l:ken:Lad - state,
that after the above deldefeidentl, - tie i i liPlaytd )
'-1111Pitilin'ilibb iiitkialrY %Ai tiliteptailes, forliiiii: l
4e, klinewofs,eiliservatien.tol!datectirapprowohing
rtbetstoinforeements.a :a ~, .7. , 1 IOA ' 4 511 %::"..? 11 1 1
1 1 f.' ißetafnrcernento ltreespreastug,down4-0: (tea.
Hooker, who will thusk-outnumbert,arky:ft,irce i
brought againstthitaa
It ISSlStblibsted 'nettles massed his army one
-, our.righto sta.:that iitstß: Ho eke! iwillt-istudedii. l )
atelrehangc hielbasa.oft.ooneatiass, but : where
is unknown: /Oen. Alanker.:4B: •mueh dis
lseaktaded4-baUtherB.is...hopo.74;.-.41:.-,-I i -.7 , i ,. .•
Gen. Hooker was forced to cross thejba part
hatittbbffe4ll/ er'n'Etkitilife€ 'of 41% ''superior ree, •
and therlhtfperiTpr 'Ont./n[4l%lp of Lee. Qt .•
c
Klititti - tie,iteCitiArt: ''''''''" .f ul
.' ;Niii ," Yo slc 31"kirl... 1 1') . iVINlyr'' toil 'Yfqr`.24
atilt., ~.. ti , ...,-1 Jf7 f :AZI ..io 4;f , ) k i ' lv - , •
as
,Josued an ext.!? ctifpgval, ;11„ e A r h sliated
Thiiied:sl42e r e. i fA, ,A a 7 -... , 1 1 ,&, saying,
t yesi,grittAmotplng t'he`trtilne vtoe .tart_bildkred
bii`cATO,.iiklyfr, l . 4l4 ;R:dkik all EMI 'itikfois ex
-1
tra ;3 1 41ie 4 44:,, lie re' iteralitdifill: ; '" Th d' tbr un
'Weli Were ' ' likgeil , : 4464 d tti'i . ,WaShib teiti;'
leaving ottilkictflef. Ole:Mit thein
' 7fliVity , antt a . itilleV: ( ' . '' "''• '-'-' . 4 '. J 1 „:
the rfin fell lin tiirailte, Siret i pinit'wit* the
brikili 7 still' ihreattialflethi"Pcititlienb." i tile
i:i'vov:i l l).4V; itfq,' Ude Obti' of-- tore' , po l top n ,
: WriAgs7ll tak6i 'tb 9 lbligilib ti %lid '6ther: 'Tilde'
'
boughs l itere 'sVielbliitibri the - y.66'6rib td pre
vent,noise,, a s m,i A,wid.pAll.t"tlie - itie'dpi cora,
.Akgte: -, 1 Iltqg - back. , • ' ``-
~ TV KiT.st',b.l;irh§rdt-Otid'hildlaY6 tiov3 niariy•
ill 6,qt TY;"'Vhird' . Is lit h iiitrOnehniVnis-'4l l
cover the 4etredt: ' ' • '''' ' i '''' - '-. '•• '' 1 : ...2'.:
° 'it,iftißl:?o;l'olp , loo , will - reaell'this side be-,
torA r t.l4,,retiels, 4l'atio,fp , t - ' the - fetreat, but the
sannenallibilia s , eosineikeodAuite i ,fereelY at
Jtheltott . . , audi:desperatnbaltletisnotiidtin-ob,-
4144?..'.2; '''':;: :): .- - , ~ ,
~ I ,
- The,Teade 4Te. Adiftt44; '“dureAjek.--04117-i,Vit"
• in, skein,
,Pu.t ,the, ambal t anc ; are :coming bp' to
, XOTOaee-Wei-.. I.i. ;-- - - •.. 1.5 - c , , 4 1‘ ' ' '
. SierieiWASf4Ct 4g IIII KIP ~P ISLAY; of oproon
sequence., . .:. • t, _ if...- ,•... • . c,' . :
' CI The esemy has evidently taasse4:l4o efeN 5.
0444e4/41417 Wilkttiq - Pi.9b0.01, 4 F ,9 t
crossing.,
atto.v.-e, - ..aed eitteek l ieM4l l 7ellk.JAa. eill* ealfreae h
but: the -high-water lell.l,;(:TPB4.l74.PAimetre,
pyres pontoon ,trains aye elo i sfn near .IfSmil-•
is itsailekthat`the -I .rShel - mil make
ea slemonitration) aorßihi Ole o* . liPO*l'reder i
icksbirlg. , A -great number of wounded have;
into the hands of the miettly:•' Our dead
Q a.f the batle,f4eld of Sunday
'anti 'the- wounded are undoubtedly .dying in
great nomhers.., , .
Gerieril Hooker is much 4picitis*.
Last night he 's, held consultatfolt *fth
Generals, ip. Which It l .*aa sirged tftit.',i longer
'Stay would prose . un s afe .ferthe army, as the
raid WAS falling heavily“and the river' rising
,rapitny.
. The Trilpme taus that Gen. Whipple was se
wo.tinded; aide, that it is lintiwnat head
,cfnarters,:that Stoneman Iva destroyed the
'bridge on tire 'lltedericksburg . and Richmond
rsiirct
oa, - near Saston7s &angst" but the ene
my;.however; r e ceive Chia roinforbeutints
Way of. Richmond..„
-, Gen. Stoneman is now across the Rappahan
:nbok, and* Scouring' the Zblintry on Ilipoker's
Fiiitourti; May 6-10 a: bridges
have.been swept away on the railroad from
Aquia last night. Ouildin‘ parties= were at
work all night, and the trains are now' running
:a 1. :" „
I i 4 rumorod that . tits 'navile t y hah .
crossed over upon the Northern Neek;
id+ansing CantiduilY VoWarda thiS plash.
A fOpe bsen scot <IOWA •to oppoisa them.
Everything is quiet on this side. The river
has risen over ten feet, and is still rapidly ri
sing.
Heavy cannonading is heard in the direction
of U. S. Ford.
Tha t -Tribune extra s ,at ?jght on Mon- •
day tp rebels shell : oilf.. i ns at United
State s illord,"h s : eci to
_grease General:"
r oo feira, itrd t Ilt•lon
~ ,Ife delayed the,
1 e se s he telelto a nee . • ,
_.. Tit - :eorr&io ent °fie tkill: " T he army
1 is safe, with 1000 few/4 me 111 its ranks and
._.
a much larger. number unfi 'ler duty. The
heavy rains have seriously i faired the health.
of the men, who were without shelter. The
tents were left behind, and many had lost- their
1 inispeacke,'/ • -, .. . ... , - ~ ,- •
.NEWS OP. TEE DAY.
Hon. C. L. Vallandigham - , - "appear
from the, following, dispatch, • was put upon
trial on Wedlesday„before a court martial; in
Cineinnitil. Are thi civil bourts thare Closed?
ti CINCINNATI, May 6.---Dayton has been corn-
Taratively quiet to-day. About ,thirty ring-s
leaders, in,last night's riots,hayn been arrested
without resistance and. placed in. jail.. The
Empire newspaper has been suppress'e'd. Its
editor has been arrested and brought here:- The .
soldiers removed a swivel from the Eoizpi4 of-.
nee, tind "tonlf poasesaioa...of twalwagon
ldadivarinuekett stored in the• Light. Guards'.
armory. ' Every keettution has been taken to
Ppredent a rene*al.of the outbreak.: The liquor
shops have been-closed, and : the telegraphs'
have beercrepaired•se that eommunieation with:
the East is reestablished. '— • '
Mr. Vallandigham wan brought . befor i e the
court martial to-day, for trial. He refilled to
plea to the 'charges which were read to him
and the court , proceeded with the evidence,, the
publication of which not- AllOwedi ' The
charges were baled .on his Mount Vernon
speech. ,Mr:Vallandighaiu is at 'the Burnet
House to-night under . A.strong guard. Dayton
and Montgomery punk)y, are placed under mar=
tiat '
. .
The total losi by the coiatlagration att - Dayton
was $39,0Q0.1.' Th,e !damage otherwhge by the
rot was small.
SV. , Louis, May dna hundred more -
'of 'the most prominent and active secessionists - -
• of the citywere arrested to-day, and will prcib l .7
rably be sent -South in a few deo., The list,
Which - is said to number several hundred ; em
braced some of qur largest merchants,. law
yers, doctors and active business and profes
sional men. PIo . favioritisin will be shown4o
guilty disloyalista.•). They. will have to go to
gether with their "families. The wives Old.
families -of-officers Iof•-the rebel-service, it is
willbes6nt VeydndfhillneV.l"Datat'
it,-
_lo W;
Naenvxmot,,i My' .:6..A,number
residents were sent south tesdar. -Amorni ,
Vicn tbq Ron: Neill Ittowni fo i rtne r rly ov
ernor of Tennessee. General R. S. Graker
stpple§ ppummakof tratdiville (o-morrowl—
,deneral htitcl4l. tab, 'coinilandX e•cavalry
diviei9o;liaviut been
. or:10Tedlo active service
hiS Owtcrighed:, ' ' ) I
.Moy6,4giies the re
-414.t, of t ni4p,the A Y,azo
;
'itpliitit'ltattio'sl3lo-Jast failure i Theldispach .
set's
"The mews. frogi Vjcksbueg yg one clay later.
The attack ob'Haine's Bluff was a spirited
gur. geni 3 9lol7lv.e l l l .-4:e14 1 e4 mid the
expeultion was returning toYoung'e Point.; It
i. reported that the ginbeiVekixitaii
sidertiblyi dania4oB , l'W di - 4- 0 1 1 1041g; kind the we
was pertstratedt-aiyi a,' . 64 pounder:: The
casualties , repecte.de tree,fel killed and wounded.
• TheiAteamer Zee; on }gamey up; was tattacked.
, bY guerrillas with .one' I.2.andrente.o-pounder,
Site' Was-stitifek lereitteetfliffies; 'but'was not
sto`l3loll,' - aftrittiged Itistrthitt-'ihn'tentinued on.
"Ydr 'course. The 1 AW Of Argyle • with a 12.
pounder aboard, P4Nb,dispersed:the euemy. •
.13 . g telegraph last night : 4 ,
et.ACiirli 'Ludlow,
leemmissioner , fer exchange et iprisonera, has
just returnedtfrom City Point, and has effected
tikePreleast) alldielcsitlVllKa' OP u4l Vnited States
•efficers held .by the-rebels.- „These officers are
250 in itrilf32s'iften. Among' the offi
cers wer ite e,Geme.tinng,htpniaed
The ' State of 'Maine leTf with thentifor An
turlitiiis-a9spoonet r eilitt3g of fspt ) .
vtera: LaVl:tit'Ai4 ;-- Ciiinpiefed the folloWdzig-•
e•I • - • I
-All.ofscers fate Men - And
sons, whateler nitaykavnibetpli Tolesifioa::
Lion or' character, who have been tit`
Puinteup to4he ftth.pf 01 . 0,y, • 11563. •
wrii-.7744lptfitappimvAtt hay t e i biten captured.
cftt
A kir g o t e ß: r yt ey .° ll4-11F /i t7 l D efo k 4 4 6 71;
sll4.7rhigki.t.-All enlisted men who have been Cap
tured in vo / th,cit9Atha : and‘);"liginitt and rat
Aysi.o4l4oll - 00',W,Aiterift, :1863.1_,
RieliinbridElqinAriti ay 5, doutainSr
mrl 11
4.1,11.1N01,19.12.4p a. ,NpAcxl,,RattytAfiviog been
thitibtp'9. l / 5 §14 1 f 4 ;14; .14411 1 .04 . 0 at, §1? 04.illNatti 9 1
in iiiitch:theyetadentica heavy,treheliloas., Gen.
-Pamtbkostaa kililtd,oGent s.lndosonwoottudedr by
the doss of arm, &c.; also Gens. Heth and 4 .7 y
P. Flill.sliglilly i twottrideil., o The batle atits
re
newed file morning of the 4th. ' Thkji state
the losq, heays,oPiii,th sides, and claim laid
OtiOtthilo'n pilsogers.
s . b a tt y wa s • •• •. • ,
purer says, Gen. k oneman, ittf)LA;() 0 bay
de.atirATlA:gigetErAtieriakabl4rsitrailraa!`i at
Ashland . , and took possession of a . traih of
eaplurywaeireral l ieffal,goierin'ent offi
ff cers. The - engineer' jum p ed from t Mies' engine
L and,pretended,:,to-, kte y ,dead % hat the ~Tartkees,
awoke him and-made him run the train to: the
village. t'ke d lid desteoyed Iwo locomotives,
- ..:tAidettitelimetikoftYartkeca thetr.procended
Hanover Courtnitiousevrearing upe the Cetitfal .
railroad ft~abl
wires:
„They ile.O - Iniruie;Cattife-lodsU' ; 4l,4„;-severa
,hridges -- on - lhe F redericksburg railroad 'and
4. c •
were- eV:den ly guided ill y -one •
with th&Fountrx. We.have obtained hid nanie;. -
Atka, he.,/e if injlichmoud. ,
At Brooke p i ke, Ytisakeits'exichartged their
fre4ll;6h.iii find proceeded
P , t494:4a ll .f="cfPak4fUg
pike and railroad bridgei over that :river, and
capt t iired* . ticUittribtive, t illileh had:l:l64a . sent on-1- 1
this Morning' on a it connoliettici:
Gen., pipuppap,u,wip AR in Louisa - county
- yesterday, and a-detachment ..of-histeemnitad
titer, and
:buvg,-Nat e ,tThey dtare destroyed:sewer:ad 'trains
of ventkiii64 - ',fi r tltioternment stores . .
' lid*e Sufrolleanlpssetd
Oitirlite:HlneltWater anitberUitd'. . ;
At the fight near Suffolk, on Sunday the 3d
PiAtlalie to4l in Iledlwa4furkhundred;
-6 )4 . 44;*bp1it,4 - ipniNi. out on ttle-r
Petersburg
. turnpikeir This , does not indlutie
' their' kilfed whieh'ih o y left, on the field.' '
Two uf. the prisoners w h o arrixea (ram - Ric ;
mond to-day report= that-they were: captuted ,
within two tattoo tif - tire - oityvit - litohinond, on
Biuritiy, the ad- instant, itvbileiliiParsait of a
courier with dispatches from Jackson to Day
The City of Richmond battalion went out
on Sunday 10 - sle 'what the. trouble Was, as the
- -eommudicatien was: 011 ti• off with, Erodericks
butg both by railtoaci and telegraph.
Thp . Tepphrin: - RiOhniond are in a terrible
4 e of 9400it - fmpilt;*ud,the report of.the rebett
having captured Apo° II etioz! priseners is false,
and was gotteh up by Jeff. , Divis•to kiiet the
qoitensent o i f
'We learn' to-cl 4 the: l'Ofirtora Mail boat
that a part 0 gtonieo3aokoayalr fa - arrived.
at , White. Rouse statiou yesterday.
WA.NTED,s.A. Protestant,:: ontan :or
Girl to lie.oo Apply.
wrivrB, °Lurie - Iglu, between Front and.
SiOdteratrliet. HtitTleburir. may?-2t*
irArIPAPER ts 4 c -.;
cold yot unstiyese. pities ollthontlinX advance.
At OCUBFFSWAL Doosoron.
r a
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---- Ntnr:gscZtutrtitsment e .
STATEMENT ---.
'OF THE
}-14.Tixa§ppiG BANK,
Afar 5, 1868.
Assets
TAilt3.4*q Of scount
Stock of the Commonwealth__
United States. Loan...—.
Specie, (including loan of $12,000
to The 'Cotiijah*ealAhy
Due by other Banks:. $318,858 82
Notes and cheeks of
otherßanks... .....:.. 62;820' 39
'United Statea-notaa.... _ .97,44)0 -00
Stocks (at, pre'sept niarket Iralud):
.
Bonds • , 6
Real Estate
"Liabililiea
Ciroylgiory
Deposits
Due to othei
- • $1,153,849 CR
The above statement is correct, to the best
of mylnowledge and belief.
J.
. IVE . IR,
:Ca.sliier
;Sworn and subscribed-before me t ,
TorT-d2i.• WILLIAM KLINE, Alderman.
.fIREAT prAnorirAL CIRCUS
u
SHOw t
•
ender the di'rect itaraimement of
•1\ UA S. WARNER,
4 • Foilqtrly •
MRS e -
SAN !'
- -'
.. . Will exhibit , ,
t- - - -' ,3 At:TEAR . ' lIISBIT . JIG
.... I
lipapittgiy.,"rta' if; 1863.
.
~' , - , Carlisle Wed.,May 13.
e ----
•. _ Lebanon; Priday' May 15.
- Readie Saturd'
:r, l
y . Mayl6.
~ ,• , ... • ~. ~ ',A modern constructed formation
• ~ .
..,) .
all precedents—with an OUTFIT
i . . ENTIRELY NEW. For the Om
. 1 i time pat before the people,
. ,
f . , s.. ...,1 ,
Admission 25 1 Pents.
' , , -. . i s . i ..' -, ~ 'NO HALF 'PRICE,
red
t ; No.extro.fee for choioa or place. •
, rl3eBts APT tricrit(llly.,
f A
i 1 . 41 . • r,': Mniii• CHARLES WARNER,
4 , ....1V
.
".•-•
: . 1 4- rr -. i r .. ~
r.. 1 .., .Fortrorik
PUN' IA AM' RICE',
Favorably known as •
Queen ot the 'Menage,
ilritro(pree• her renowned
Hlind White Horse, Surry,
laud theiLiglistrurig'battie steed,
M
- • : • : " 11 A P
I 0 N .
. RICE
will appear id her favorite sets.
AS; fIARRIV WHITBY
, 4 , and
t his
A.4.r..6:40FR
'WILLIAM KENNEDY
4,„ ": ' • Mt.' .CHARLES 'REED,
„,, * . 4 .' .. : . ,CONRAD- .BRO. HERS.
' kt... ,--
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-.; I t g l is i i :k • 626.11 GE 'DAB..IOOS; 1-
°''' m: r ,e , "I': ' ' ”'
't •C. KING.. - • . . -
:,....P_RANK -IVELITtA SEA,
. .:. •;.: . , i ;;:. , , ~G- : ..470, DARJOIT,iS; and
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' • Artistes.' '
, I • -. , ;.. ,-,. .34ittldlpg:. principal %Trick and
. _ . neplige.itlders, •Toltagetca s Tim
)-, . :A .., . : Vara, Loaporl, Vnultetd,lLtrobats,
• .., - . .rifo '-!° ; Plistuilfra, talkers, Clowns and
•- - --'• - Gprinasta; .. Mo.-largest • stud of
• : , .., - • r < i • bloaded,Hoxses, Ponies,, Mules and
~.. 4 ,, other rare animals, including
TUE 1101SITC• AftilEs
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~;:„5 4, 1 ,f.., • . 4 :74iilli r iVe*AlVAMli. at 10P 'o'clock
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- Itafeiti`fleiisiere' I nt itifichntifigto their inrtnerosc
l fciasid ; patrol:4in the. Atiiit;tficit.ttitr athipreparrd
tei fill betets and-transmit parcels BY MAIL, - with the ut
most care and promptitude.. Watches so forwarded are
registeretl ; wee take upob (*selves riske of Vianano) ,
tstion, and guarantee a safe delivery.
inritopkd %Dila Sties-ling NiLyek
DENIMS! in&gdad rudniiii ordetionid warranted ac
-q• -riate timepieces. _ Thia jams : entire new pattern, made
enfressly •Amdlica'n 'Army anti - Navy hole.' They are
manufacttired dit'aseery-..thaWentwinanner, mite. Englieh
„ergren
_mark, cezlifyieg Wit...genuineness ; all in all,
epee& a-iinsbrdAii&a e WittelLl:e.EgrarekEeatil'a Was
fra ti cl-nerf of, Fibl2ist, shy,s t-- . 11U88ARD 7 .9 T i'::
EEE.I , Eag Ore'binDlntitg proverlliat • fiyr their reliability
and acitiraoyd . Allen ore particularly valuable for ofti
.cers ia the,army,,aud travelers." The price is SETRNIY
zTIV6 DOLLARa - ($72) iXii.JettßO . : of six, being about one
third the cost of ordinary English Levers , while they
*BP reasfil'oritailrfot arisilet 'Vostate,per csec,
"RAiLtirAff - . IOII.IHEKEEPERS, for ArsniSpecu-
JatfOn.—The Army _anti; arid, Nary Gazette. of Bhilade:::
ilitilebrjhary.,ttninber,ityls :,‘! this imports
ainu:of:the VW/ 1,4u-D005.,,0f New Voris, filhea long
felt . wapt,..,behig, o,:hialstOrue - p. p 4 serviceable . Watch at
an,extreraPlY-491f01Are.".: Superior in str i le and. fin 141!
Decidcitly the most raliiht novelties ant! Should retail
at prices from sgn to StO each. =load imitation of both.
- gold-anttvirk .fliiiei..ioldrea hands -ah&beataija.‘
disty, with.saperier-rvirulated:Motiement. Sold only by
the 'ease : oraiit a oft 'Assorted. designs. Engraved aml
superior eleetro-lated with gold; and silver-plated, per
case,or Sin. - FOttTrißlD . ll ; ft DOLLAilift,:j,T.4B.Y: 131 ma,
,posiag,ilsl: 657 par ease: ' :
Tr** . OffgEit'VEߧ, the Perfection
of MetnnrilanilL-Buinn A hU,NTitat AND Oran tqCs,
- PYT4DY'lcttGDNiEtivtatt'S W tda VaDril PA.
itltr.Sott-Wtsmioaittlio•vews_ov.--Tke Nero York If-
Ayes/rated 4\rews., the leading,pictoriil paper of the Uti
;ed States...in ito
: WO -of .74te. 10th, I's 63, on page
volimiarily says :4t_lifelletve . lmen shown a most ples ,
ingpprej i ty; of Nttiplithe lfonliaD TIROO.',of New yorh.
are the sole frOportere. It isi called the 'Magic Tiga
Observer" and ip s o, Thin -s ting and.pien Race' Watch com
,bined. OhOtif-theprettleist,. st oontenient, and de
t;idedlytbmbe.stand eheopest-tiatepiece-for general awl
:reliable - mak ever !veered.. -;-ftbaswithits it and cortree
- ted.with its machinery , its own :Visaing E ettaelunertr,
rendering a key-entirely- unneoriemiary. The caete... , l
this , Watch' , 4i15 4:11404ee d ibneta, dhe outer 00
being fine 18 'carat gold: It has - this improved ruby ac
tion lever movemen•!; - And is :warranted an accurate Mac
f'Ptick trilioettily; engraved, per case .of half
!d0t0n,..5204.: 4144pi0 liVistoliKa, fit tseat .illftnoeeo bows.
•-forthose. propeaing, :to Jour w hol esit '3 ,, s 3s ,. If seat
by' the Atistage iii' 'SW lietitii; 'Retails at $lOO and
-r: ' .
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•' MP" We haver tno: agents•Am.niroulars, . Buyers must
deavvilth usdireet,•ordesimf Irma:this tnivertisersent.
Tertits,.Ma4 favadantrimi: Semittoucea.moY be made in
Vatted States money- gl draft_ payable to our order le
yotewfiettbudi sent by mail, enclose too
amotmt or the .paittorscivith :icier order. :Write your
addreak in- fult. , Ilegteterwr Letters only, at our rise..
Address HUBBARD BROS., IMPORTBBS.
EaseCor.- Nassau axd....feho
New York
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24000, 1b Comotiose : 4 4:llo , iiiiig EftEd?,
just r,geeiyedlf.
NEWBOWYST.llleiebratfek
NEW JESSITY.Sa~eow : ,
EVANS- SWlFT'S—Superior.
MICHIREIVitXCELSiORL—Cartvaseed
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$721,283 18
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10 0,000 00
85,63 9 04
476,777 21
28,000 00
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14,600 00
$ 1 ,529,199 4.
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