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T S. LIGOETT & CO. (successors to
lt, .1149/1 IN LiggtitNa ilAtil 'V
MS AND Comm
is= Nu , INNIS, tbe gee
i oltAlli, SEEDS.
CiWah, PILODUCE, /to., S f
:..76 Water and g.I.
Arita .treats, - Pittsburgb, Pa. - D 46
ZVOX 151W,5T—.—.........-..--....--..ississ Ossoo. 1
IaCKELVY &V.REGG, IllowtAvPso
,lX/1. DMZ COILIVESION MOMUsiTs for FLOUR.
GRAIN. BACON, An., No. kVt Liberty straeti•Pitta
borah, Pa. • • ap2:6m
conk. aeakkaamt..............--tenants usaSzT. -
MACKEOWN &, LiNLIART, ELoun.
1.111. alto GLUO Paekona, Pnonccr. Alio CoxiiiiSioN
lanntikklk, for tba sale .ot Flans , Grain, Pork, 80.-
con, Lird, Butter, EM, Cheese, Bea., Tallow,
,Greasei,Nenthers,, Potato., Pot and Pearl [Ade.,
'BalsentGa,„Lirueed and
Lo 01le, Doled and; Greeni
rulfi•Timotbs, pow. Flax and Gra. tieede.
?aid:, advances made on Coludgnmenta.
/pialy - • !No. 1:91 Li rty st.,_Pittiburgii.
1.1 1
1U UN -13.14144. - . 0. 1 i iF, I.l),.t.knimm
tv 'Nos Jai. Parkway:so' sactus - r sodl.bole..
al* dealer . in wEsTsux teESERVE CHEESP., , :
BUTTER, LABO,IPOILK, BATON, FLOC% TISII. ,
POT AND PEARL' MOM •FIALEP.ATUEI, MN ,
SEND AND F LA W) ' OILS, , DRIED PUMP and,
Produce geuetallY, Nos. 141 land 143 Front street,
Pittsburgh.. . • or.2
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etILF._4S'siTEPARD cimaumms - MER ,
OHM§ I..nd dealers in FLOUR, GRAIN AND:
PIIODUDEO No. 243 Liberty street, Pittaburgh, I's.:
Choi°e brands of Tlone for ,Bakers 1.4 - Family nee
eonstautly on hand. Particalar attention I pald to
Riling enteral. Itlereltandire generally.: ectially
DRANK VAN lit)Elltai,l's.onticsextv
N.comminown liinaoniar, dealer in ;FLOOR, DUI'
TER, R 1100.515, SEEDS, LARD, CIIEESE,-PORK,
DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS and I•lodnee &a
cridly. Liberal rash advances made on omsignments.
Warehouse, No, li4.l3econd atreet, Pittsburgh.
I : ' C. M. VA.III '1 : ' . .1041 r. .1 I
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Cosrsitssiou blunt:six; I the tile of FLOOR,
GUAM, BACON, LAUD, BUTTER., EGGS, and
We.lieru Produce generally, o. 10 811.1 . 111 YIELD
bTIIEET, comer of First, treburgli, Pa
We - Orders and consigume to solicited. ..11,:lyei
Al.l.E' S A. FETZER, I'ORWARDLNO AND
' CP leostmillizaos MLCHAZior tbe sale or 1 LOVE,
4:111AIN, BABB:5, LA11.8D,84 f
rrBB, sBED•S'. DRIED
t MILT, stud Yroduee pile ally. Nu. lb Market mi.,
r corisar of Flint, Pittsburgh. ' • oe3:d 1 y
w. Sleabnaw.. Wk. V. Lal...
QCII.OMAILER & NG, C 0311113310 1 ,1
• to .11zacii.saTe and_ whet le dealers m GROCE
ILIES, FLOUR.. GRAIN, HODUCE, it.. No. 329
s Liberty street, Pittabbrith, k.... sel&dly
11 ULLAIq D RIDDLE, successor to no.
.1. 1. lit• Gill & Son No. 1 '' Uncap street, Pitts
burgh, , GENEDAS. PliC OCE, GROCEDY AND
CObLAUSSPN 2J.DECIIA T.
' Consignments tespectiel solicited. • •.fe26:4114
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WXZWEITE.." 1.....890. II rrs. - • .JOB. Watts.
WHITE' , BRUT ' , Foswe.RDDro
sun Coususstos 111 striate and &Were In
PROVISIONS AND PRO DOE GENERALLY, No.
TL; Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ruyil
ASCROI ER, CONMISSIOI7
• dealer iu CUDDY, AND BEFISIXD CARBON
OILS, GLASS, INON, NAILS, AO., N 0.183 Liberty
street: • • • mh27:dly
=LULU micums, t oen ,,, n w n. J OLVW xecammass,
corrixd I Special Partnor.
AVANS do COFFIN ,_ - successors to
.1111WCandleas.,Idonsts& LIOLESA 11 . 73:0.
Miltd,.tornor of Wood sod Witor strcets, pittsburgb.
Ponta's. jy3ally
,1)1ILL ILHOPS-. • L. U. VOlei.
11%, 11. VOIGT & CO., successor to L. G.
.4. Gran, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MED
10HANTS, NT Molly street, Plttsburgh,tl'n. sub
suns L
10ELN HOUSE & CO., WROLIMALE
thg Gaticaus 4x° hirscaLerrs, conist ot
Smithfield and Water streets, -Pittsburgh; Pa. jy7
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VDU 'ETON - STE VA T, 11OLE
-11.11/X Gamma Lim CONIEMBION M.11:1101.1.1tn r , No.
l(7-.Wood %treat, Piliaburgh. Jo2oNp
BROWN - k. KIRKPATRICKS,IVnbcs
eats GsaCina and cloak. In FLOW?. AND
BENDS, Noe:191;82d 193 "Mem streot
, Vlttsbargh
.
I.jaltdly
JAMES .DALZELL 611 N,, Comds
arox ?fticnarrs for the sale of 011.17 DE ANO
/IINED CARBON OILS, No. 69 sad 70 Witter street,
.1144,192mb. „Advances mode on oonsigcusenta. ,
• 1;:
. -0111146.G1STS.
JO STUN, Ds.taate. ix Plias
Dlltibb* AND clirsillCALgf PRICPUIIPPLY,
FANCY GOODS;;-331:111.20.1i0.FUILD, OILS, PAM-.
- IVELISPICUItES,Ac.obt., of siztotly prima ktbal.
14, *lath boar-Ts at lowest prices. Corner Smith
- boldnid Pliartli streets, Pittsburgh, Pa-, I ,
I PreontitiOns carefully aorupounded.ot.all how's.
• ta::: A. EAIIKESTOOK dz UU., Witour.-
.2".immiDaraourt and tdabufacturer of WHITE
,LEAD AND LITLIABGE,COrster of Wood and Prof
co
ntreote. Pittsburgh. ' .
I IMO . P,..SCOTT, Waoms,tha DEALEs
• tl is DRUGS. RAINES, OILS, VARNISHES AND
Dts ECTIIPPB.Iioi 299-141xnty street, Pittsburgh.—
; All orders will reecho, prompt attention. - ruir24
izzoraucc 111CITLA.
lIIRAUN REITER, -WzotkaLLl AND
OIML D11:10.1111111, cornerof Liberty arid ht.
Cluiratroets;Pittaburgh. , /
.Grk.o.._ H.. Ii.EYSHB., Illatruourr,
inoivwd. ateoet, corner of Wood street; and
ParrAwallny, Plttatrurgh.fPa, •
" s `l-4*.TOIVIM37S ,
La paw:.
A r ri ,, COWEIr
va
a d Woes.
L 7 07 93.""a ,settlement -Tiecaring a
n nd: dolled-
Willattand 9
_ 0 ,„ - 4,,„,hinkto,ostriet
ildaattlatass, aotardmo
7 of
SOUX ItSIOOII.
J.attKPATEICE/G MELLON, Arras-,
arztatt Liiir;.N. 133 Fourth.itteeet, tie dais'
Wore Eingthfield,,Pltusbargh, P. mynTaf
IPIIOI4I2LS - ..E.W.LN(I, eirrosaimri, I AND
.'.l:l:kointAlrilma a. Law. • i
.0010c,;:r9. 150 Youth street, epriter of IMerru
saw, Pittsburgh. Pa sultelseslyT
Arr:/annr
oinrscr,:rtritt th►olDw o G
shall ellto.l3;Pittabunr.b. P. .-.
M. dSIIIH t . ATTORNBX AND
aoilims.Los. Lia, his removed to EIJHNIS
-LAW BUILIAIMS,No. 'l2 :Diamond street, next
qloor to-Bt: Peter's Choreh. • myffndly•
Js, Arromsr AT ,Law;
I.,. : 7 ltib ilb ir . g l 4 3 i Tzurth 'mot, LowaealLaw
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a. itirrattisott..--. •
LEM' 11.1Jtaillga;Co
iisscusirre, dealer:a i r Il lrer,;.,
g i sgsgftwE CHEESE. FLOUR, 111811, = -Bh. P
CO :I.o79E'reD OIL ; POTS. AND:
MARL ASUES, SEED 6. GRAIN, DRUM YRQIT
-
zed Ftedhre'generally. - .Beet bnuia! Fawn.* :Flow.
ig l oo en hand, Agent for, the inie of 3indhon
Co.'s velehritterr Patented Pearl Stint.. 146.
&wed And IV, First sta., between Wood and; S
new, pisisleirgh PA, ' - eir mi ilyth
naUFSE WA:KrALUUSE.—:- • •
0014•11(8,ForiardIng and COmuilsadori Mei
cbint i•E11-rdealui CUEESZ, BUTTEA,' LAKE
VISECAnd Itroduae, generallyi Wad AK
laboire•Witerr Pittstargb. - j m 7
TAXEsi tiolaits po.,,Powt:ricK
trlilisitiildoilepsbt rBOVISIONg; COIT/lir;Of Mares
11" and 1111P44 3,11r41.., .ja.l3:dly
;Pirl#P l . ,, L ) re ig
Ai: , . st GO1 1 1. ~ ./i.citzrr Yon
u-'-reticur,Petnivullni imp RZLIMIOZ
,VOMMULII, YOMI4OIII. owner Wood and
AGEICT NOWT* 19311111.1-
-i.34Statio of. Pennsylvania kid Hartford in
et Wateretroeti
mu:sitcb.ClOtrd=ll.l%
7QTAPAIVEir -It ; ftcurreiiir 'amnia
- 40 iiiiiilieso,mmorreorner Mtrket aad Water
bscasrla At,taai
Xed .WnWmz (MgrAnOtllft.tonm)s.
.':DRY GOOOS•
.10/01 Airway nal CIARA....DATID "um...
& co,
Tv - • (Lag; Tri4ow, Pirm& 00 . , )
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,vrotromaXimapaiiil% ; I
1,41,1161.0 t DajdE6TICI PUT GO2p3.
tro: pi, Wood Wait, thrC
ihowa.- a b r l C =77
' I ' - Pfit.
I 3,EVOUKOININLIVSIIOO3§BOr:
J
. Ihinb&Ll& oi~ lattgatilge and Itiptall Nalark
la !YUMA AMY TANGY DUX GOODS, Itorili•
Isstaa-lroariti 4.41-M.rketatesete, -
Usv
- 1 7.7911 -tKKEkt & Dial*lnf
roe* betweli Third
a z TaZirill!ar Win , l and
(1. JiAIitION.Lt)VE,- AtitA.:..
umTutor DIM „GOODS, odip'or eh* °Tig :-
tog Bappillis. No. f 4 Mirka 'tree*. rittilburgb
, •
=EN
rrirfri" . M., 7; Aurtrg
ur PIANOqOBTXS,Iood ha=
griVlti= t g B°ll ;
'btq/lONOf X
Dow* 9:'SDTA.PlVWSihthandlith
vat AtoOtmiit No. 611 U street.,zoyS.
•
T fr :CI: IR,
tl Irw.cosiTei:..7. l lii. el Vocd.itikt,.ttotw
Yourth strilot godlolgixe4 snip littaxeriN Pa. • •
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THE
PRODUCE.
M; WIWI" 61DOSUSTART MEAN
../.0 03 COMM 92 Veda' sued;
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GROCERS.
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SHRIVER LAZEAR,
WHOLESALE OHOOERB
idERCIIANTS
Not.= wed 2il Smithfield Street.
Corner &4064 1
.18.1 yd
I'ITTSBUILGH. PA
;M. H. ...... r. ILUMPATEIICIL.
\ATM. R. KIRKPATRICK. & CO.,
• T T LYDoLlsnln GILOCZU. COMMISEDIN Id EISCULSTS
AL.ND DisAs.sts COII)Mtlr PBODDCZ, No. 2N Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Po. • sp7
tans. LITTIJI., 6a _ Carta rutrau.
LITTLE' & TREMILE, Wlioimaiam
onotiess SND COMMISSION MINICMSNIN, &Bien
in PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS, and .Pittsburgh luenufacturt..
rnernily, 112 &caul street, Pittsburgh.
DUNCAN Iia•DONALD.—.J. ANDUCCIA, ANDOCNI.Z.
mcDON D ARBUCKLE, VinoLE-
IiALE GDOCLIID, hooves AND CA' ,NAIDISION
hloa
cuANra, Jobber in N. U. LiOGA.ILI and 2,10LA55E.5.,
REFINED SUGARS And SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA
CON, DICE, CHEESE, SEEDS..tc.,..No. 253 Liberty
otmet, Pittsburgh. no 14: ly
w Elmer.
5. 5.5.11115111..- J. 5. 115.1115.11.......... WM.
- EPIER & BROTHERS, successors
R to Rymer 8 Aodermus '
Wholesale dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND 'SPICES, CON
FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Lc., Nos.
126 and 128 Wood street, ahoy* Firth, Pittsburgh,
Penn's. JeLS:dly
OtOHDL S. MAD ..... EON. METZ...
ITEAD & METZGAR, GROCERS AND
JUL. Cosaosaloa Idtacsaam, and -deafens in all
kisde Of Co ONTILY PHODUCIL AND POITIMIIROLI Stasv
racrunts, No. 249 Liberty street, opposite bead of
Wood aura, I'ittaborgh.'Po
SUSIA IWRII/0N......: - ' ' - ..aaVinir, 11.1:sOnmx.
jROBISON- & co., :Wriour.:&tis Goo-•
. crap, COMIllilllOll MZECILIAIVIII and dealers In
all kinds of ritoNisioNs, ricoDucE, and Pitts.
burgh [ll4llllfilaltre/I, No. 255 .Liberty street, Puts
burgh. my-2
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j A. M.' ' - - Witourautz GRocEA,
er . i......u4s and 41.1161 . in Ftour.,.
URALS, PR ruovistoNs, No. 270
Liberty street, d, Pittsburgh, Pa.
trit - iiitieral . tr eon consigumerua.
LIEU. 13. JONES; WHOLESALE DEALER
N i .A is GROCERIES, MANILLA ROPE, OAKUM,
OILS, PITCH sad Pittsburgh tuluxubletured
No. RI Water street, alums ths Mcitionguhels Bridge,
Pitteburgth, Ps.
11011.4 DALILLL ..... .. r. D/11.1.1.1.
ROBE= DA.LZKLIt CO., WEIGLE
-LID eats. Gnoccas, COMIMISIOV 7kND FORWAS.DINO
11.CLUNTS. , and dealers in PRODUCE and Pitts
burgh manufactares, Plttshurgh.
.101111 61111.1.1.
"LAMBERT & SHIPTON, Waco-Eu.lx
flaoczaz, Pamir. DCALISS and C 03111831014
IiZaCILLIVIS, No. 6 Sixth street, Pittat,urgh, Pa
no14:ly •
JOILY WATT Joau
WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO-
W r CLIO, CointnaloN Illsectu.rirs, And dealers to
Prddoco and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 158 Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh., u 25
I SAIAIi DICKER ' & (U„ WHOLESALE
lioLEsAuc
NAINISSIDIf Mracturra, and doolor. is
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MONDAY 5101tNINO, NAY 19
The Battle of Williamsburg—Who
Fought It?
A letter to the Philadelphia Press, from
Gen. Frank Patterson's command, which was
in the battle of Williamsburg, after giving as
account of the fight which had been raging
all day, says : ,
A battery of regular artillery, just as we
were coming out of the woods, came very near
causing a panic,
by shamefully abandoning
their guns and dashing away on their bones.
The enemy immediately took the battery and
used it, with terrible effect, on us. It was at,
this moment that our fates trembled in the
balance. Should Sickles' men waver (and
death and destruction raged rampant in their
ranks,) our defeat and annihilation seemed
inevitable. General licintzelman, our corps
commander, rode everywhere, cheering on the
men, and begging those that fell back to close
up to the front,. Gen. Hooker sat, cool and
' collected, watching the progress of the fight;
when, at half past four, all seemed lost, he
ordered up Smith's battery to the centre of
the road, to fire on friend or foe should any
retreat be made. At SP. If. the distant
sound of bugles apprised us of reinforcements
coming to our aid, and soon after General
Koarney, (formerly o f the First New Jersey
Brigade,) now in command of Hamilton's
division, rode up, and we saw we were saved.
Tears of joy sprang to the eyes of every one,
and, with one wild shout, those brave boys
tusked into the field,. The enemy fell back
gradually, the firing ceased slowly, and, with
their arms beside them, our tired soldiers sank
down on the damp ground to rest. Other re
inforcements came up, during the night.
B. J. R•lt110$13, Esq., in 'the last rinsm
gives an account of the battle, as follow's:
1 Baltimore
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The first of our troops that came up on
Monday morning were of Gen. Hooker's di
lesion. As they advanced by the James river
road, and came to the opening they were
met by a storm of balls and grape from the
earthwork in front; and as the men were de
ployed in the woods and attemptdd to ad
vance ovexthe fallen timber, they were shot
down by the rebel infantry close in front,
concealed in their ride pits or behind the
trees. I heard one of the Excelsior Brigade
say to a rebel prisoner in Williamsburg to
day : "You didn't give ue a fair chanee,—u
fast as one of us tried to climb ever the
trees you had ,eat down, you- popped us
over," and this,- I presume, describes pretty
accurately the nature of the fight at the out
set. Gen. Hooker ordered up ' apiece of ar.
tillery—but just as it left the wooda:and was
coming out into the open ground, the wheels
stuck fast in the deep clay mire, in which the
horses vainly fiounderod4n the effort to draw
it out. The rebels had pushed their infantry
foto the woods on their right (our left,;
and were pouring their deadly vol
leys into the ranks of our struggling troops,
—so that they were compelled to retire, The
horses of the battery were shot to present
their aiding the rebels in hauling it out, and
the gun was -abandoned. Hooker's men strug
gled nobly against the terrible disadvantages
under whieb they were fighting,—for the re
bels, seeing the progress they were making,
sent back for reinforcements, and, according
to the beet evidence to' be had in Williams . -
burg, not less than 25,000 of their troops
turned back from their retreat, with Gen. Joe
Johnston at their head, to join iu the fight.
'Hooker received no support, but fought des
perately on—now pushing the enemy hock
and now being pushed back in turn. Mean
time Geo. Peck's brigade came upon the York
river road, and received the cross-fire of both
batteries for some time with perfect steadi
ness, pushing forward into 'the open plain, but
finally being checked and compelled to retire
for lack of reinforcements.
It is not easy, of course, to fix the responsi
bility for this lack of support, as the Generals
on the ground at the time by no means agree.
Gen. Sumner was the senior °goer present,
and although none of his immediate command
'were with him, he assumed, as was probably
his right,Xlie supreme command. If there
was fault anywhere, therefurO, it was probably
his; in this,. hoviever, I express i he, opinions
of other officers with whom P have conversed,
rather than venture any of my own. One
thing seems to be concealed: Hooker was not
properly supported, although there were
troops within easy reach that had - not been .
brought Into tuition. Gov. Sprague, who was
present, seeing that our men wore at a disad
vantage, and that they wore likely to be re
pulsed, at 2 o'clock started back and rode in
person to Gen. McClellan's headquarters, •
distance of ten miles, to solicit his immediate
presence on the field.
OaNE AND WoUL, UUAIKS
esliuccu PILICES
A.L.ISAIIT.NTPOUNTT.
4.X_D SDOES.
N. BIDDIX.
TERMS
Gen. Hunter's Emancipation Order,
Iles created quite a sensation. The papers
approve or oppose, according to their lean
ings on the _abstract question. The New
York World is astonished, and seems unable
to solve -the ensile, whether the President,
Secretary STANTON,- or General litoiran is the
author of the order. It says:
The general order of the commander of the
military Department of the South, which we
print this morning, is the most extraordinary
document that has appeared since the begin
ning of the war. It Is equally enigmatical
whether we suppose it to have boon, or not
to have boen,authorized by the President.
General Hunter seried in Missouri as the sub
' ordinate of General Fremont when the latter
was in command of WIS . -Department of the
West. General Hunter knows the history of
Fremont's famous proclamation, in which
emancipation—was inverted on martial law,
and the essocistion publicly repudiated by
.he President.: With this example fresh in
his recollection, it is difficult to suppose Gen.
Hunter would venture to take a longer stride
in the same direction, on his own responsi
bility and subject to a similar mortifying re
versal of his action by the President.
The New York Tribune says:
.This order, we understand, is based upon
explicit instruction' to Gen. Hunter, to corm- !
larval any attempt of his traitor adversaries
to use the' negroee against him by the most
obvious and efficient means. The instructions
carried out by Gen. Sherman would of them
selves have justified this step; but we believe
there are others to the samerrphrt, but more
recent and explicit. * -.* * v •
At all events, this order is a great fact. It
indicates progress. It points the way to unity
and victory. Revolutions ,take no backward
steps till their circle is acoomplished. And
this infernal rebellion, fomented and inangur
ated in the interest of Malin, and-designed
to insure to that greet wrong boundless ag
grandisement, Bechrity and sway, is destined,
in- the Providence of God, to work its utter
downfall and ruin.
The New York Times is shocked at Ilux ,
rites temerity. It says
Gen. Hunter has been for some lime releas
ing those slaves who could be proved to have,-
been employed by their mallets in aiding the
rebollion. This was in conformity
with the
law of Congress. 'But this latest step of his
seta at defiance all law and all commonaehse.
It seems to be simply an attempt to "out un
der," (se politiciane phrase it,) both General
Fremont and Geo. Phelps. It certainly goes
a great way, 46700 either of these G en
erics
in its attempt to ' ake captive the abolition
ientiment muntry. We do not believe
that it : meetwith any better sn ot
does not comment on the mat-
tee at all. It merely, litotes the
now await action st WeoiCbington.
From the Mississippi Flotilla—The
Rebels Open a Bombardment on
Our Fleet
BIL.IMIITI FLOTILLA., orr Four PILLOW,
011 BWlrd feureer John B. /tiekey, Tuesday, May 13. r
(.7.a0, Muy 16, 1662. )
Our mortar bouts, one of which for the past
hree weeks has kept up a steady dayt bom
'ordtnent un Fort Pillow, from beneath the
protection afforded by Craighead Point, was
yesterday morning withdrawn and silenced by
order of Commander Davis, after firing ono or
two shells'. The cause of this change was not
apparent to outsiders, until dark last evening,
when - the rebels commenced shelling the
place, either from their works at the fort, or
from the Tennessee shore under them. They
, t.ie
kept up their firing durin MT night, their
shell bursting wide of the ma 'firing gener
ally two mortars in quick s sten at inter
vals of about twenty minutes. We have just
opened the ball for the day in the same style.
They are provided with heavy mortars and
shell equaling in weight of metal and efficien
cy those need by this fleet, and are rapidly
gaining in their gunnery.
Our mortar has thus far remained silent,
and I can see no outward signs of excitement
or preparations - among the Union gunboats.
Every man is on the alert, awaiting an attack.
Two of the rebel rams came within sight
of our fleet on the eastern shore yesterday,
instead of one. They offered no fight, and
were not fired upon by the Benton, who lay
nearest them.
Captain Wirislow was dispatched from the
fleet pest haste, yesterday, by the maitateam
er, for St. Louis, for the purpose of bringing
our rams to this place as soon es possible.
The Captain is an old and experience& navy
officer, and wan to have taken command of the
gunboat St. Louis before the occurrence of
the necessity for the speedy completion and
transportation of the rams.
Re cannot get them here too soon. Mr.
Reynolds, the fourth mate of the Cincinnati,
who was wounded in the abdomen during the
engagement of Saturday, died yesterday at I
a. m., having suffered terribly up to the mo
ment of his decease.
11 a. N0...—1t is represented in the fleet that
the bravado of the rebels in firing their mor
tars, is actually intended to cover their evac
uation of the fort.. It was their game at
Yorktown and other places, and may be the
case here. This is a mere rumor or supposi
tion, and must be accepted ,as such. The
probability is, the rebels feared the erection
of batteries on our side of the point. The
gunboat Louisville, which has of late been
stationed ski:Haman, arrived here a few mo
ments wince. She will adequately replace ono
of the disabled steamers, and once more ren
'dere our fleet nearly perfect' as to numerical
strength: Preparations aro now being com
pleted on all the gunboats now here, which it
is the opinion of the ablest engineers will
mostaffectually block the game, and render
useless any rebel contrivance of the ram spe
cies. It is not necessary to explain the mo
des operand: employed, in the present die
patch. I t may be done hereafter. ' The' con
clusion easily arrived at and strengthened by
the movements actually going on, is that
something is going to be done at no very dis
tant day.
It appears that matters are moving again
in the vicinity of Cape Girardeau under the
efficient management of Col. Daniels, of the
First Wise:mein cavalry. .
On the Uth inst., six squadrons of the regi
ment started for Bloomfield, and arrived there
at five o'clock Saturday afternoon. Early on
Sunday morning, they fell upon the rebel Col.
Phelan's camp, scattering theta in wild confu
sion to the forests and swamps. One rebel
was killed and eleven wore taken prisoners.
A large quantity , of horims, oxen, camp equi
psgeand ammunition fell into our hands. Two
Lieutenants were captered, and the camp
chests and private property of the Colonel
were taken possession of.
The enemy's force consisted of four hun
dred men. There are six hundred rebel troops
at Chalk arid Poplar Blutfecilio are impress
ing every than in the country capable of ,bear
ing arms.
Who country is being swept of horses, eat
gerind supplies, and sent Southward. Col.
(Dablels is after them With a sharp stick, and
'will doubtless cause them to hunt their holes
in doable-quick. - The country is represented
to be in a state of terror indeseribrable. The
Colonel has sent for artillery, which will be
speedily forwarded. .
Gen.McClellan and the Politicians--
Letter from Menator Wilson.
Senator Wilson has fully answered certain
charges which have been preferred against
him by political opponents, in, the following
letter : I
ECN•TF, CiAIiBILEL,WASRINGTON, May 9.
Deur : I hare Ills day received your
note, in which yen say that it ie.leportod by
some persons that the Secretary of War, Mr.
Sumner, myseff and others are interfering with
Gen. McClellan's military plans., I am duce
Mr. Sumner in nt. way, directly or indirectly,
has interfered or attempted to interfere with
any of Gen. McClellan's military plans, or
with the plans of any other General in the
field. Mr. Stanton entered the War Office at
a time of anxiety and gloom, when the most
thoughtful men of tho country were oppressed
with solicitude concerning the condition of the
country, foreign and domestic. Mr. Stanton
carried into the War Office industry, seal and
an iron will, actuated by an intense and vehe
ment desire to promptly crush out this rebel
lion. Ile pressed upon all, in both 'the mili
tary and civil service, the importance of
prompt and decisive action, lie may have
committed some errors, but I am sure he has
done intentional injustice to none. Ide not
know that he has ever interfered with any of
the plane of Gen. McClellan, but I do know
that he ha's labored with unflagging seal to
place all the resources of the Government at
the db/polio' of Gen. McClellan and other mil
itary commanders. 1 believe that Edwin M.
Stanton deserves, not the censure, but the
gratitude of all men who would promptly sup
press this unhallowed rebellion.
1 have never interfered, either directly or
indirectly, with the plans of Gen., McClellan - ,
or any other of our military commanders, nor
has the Military Committeeor any of the mem
bers of that Committee so Interfered. The
Military committee, composed of four Repub
licans and three Democrats, is now, and has
been, a Unit in regard to military affairs..
* • • In regard to the operations in
the field, as in civil affairs, I form my opin
ions from the facts that come, within my
knowledge, and, as is my habit, hive express- d
ed these opinions freely, perhaps too freely,
but I am not the partisan or the enemy of any
of our military commanders. I go as far as
he who goes, the - fartheit in applauding the
successful efforts of any and all dour military
men. Ivegret to see that we Iwo a class of
men who are swift to censure and arraign
others, both in the civil and military service,
who are striving to impress the country with
the conviction that there is in Congress a
party disposed to interfere with the plans of
Gen. McClellan. To accomplish their objects,
some of those people do not scruple to mils.
quote and misrepresent , the feelings, words'
and acts of the - men they atom desirous bf
placing in a false position, but such conducti
can only harm themielves.
Yery truly, yours,. Hersey lVrtdos.
To Gan. Jnattls. TYLER, Boston, 31riss.
Col. Dwight at the Battle Of Wil 6
Banishing.
The recent battle at -Willfikedatmeg, if It et:
footed nothing whatever, wasnite of tho hard
est-folight actions Of the war.
Ono of the regiments which suffered must
bravely was the first 'Excelsior of Sickles' Bri
gade, the tuition of Which can betaken as gam"
ple of Yankee fightitlg. It was ordered to
hold a position on Sot ace's loft, and remained
without reinforeeMeots and exposed to. the .
fire of several *regiments until ordered to with
draw. TWO field officers; twenty-one com
pany (Metre, and four hundred out of eight
hundred men' were killed or wounded. Its
Colonel, WM. Dwight, a Massachusetts boy,
was repeatedly urged by his subordinate offi
cers, and once commanded' by a Brigide,oth.
ear to IStlie, but replfed,, orders. are to
held t .e
poeition." When the regiment, map
at lint relieved , 006. IrefiltiOltalalltneaVOred
. as It marched by him, and hie command gave.
nine cheers.
Col. Dwight wee- 'hitt:4i the field for.dead, -,
"baring received three wounds, and**, taken
'prliesser; bat released od parole.'
... ..- ~.:,:ync.
AS Orriesu of the United St 403 sloop.'9r- ,
war Richmond, writes thus from 'ew Orleans 1
IRE INSURANCE, BY THE RELI
on the 27th of April, of one'of the few .llnion
.F A :). iC E. MUTUAL INSIHIANCS COMPANY.
men in that city : -' . I . , OP PHIL APELPIIIA.m. lIDILDINON, Ondted or,
. perpetual,lil kIICILAN DISE, YCIINITOME, Lc., 10
Yesterday, about noon, a eery ( tall man - weee town or meetly. Office No. 3023 Walnut street.
seen standing up in a small boat, pulling for c,,,,,, 11, 1 _ 3 ..
,510; A ., ,* „... , w.os 9c,..4., .. t .,
the ship, (which was lying at thb levee,) e.nd as follows :
searing a white handkerchief. Be came.on First 51ortgaglon Imprectsi City Proper.- _
board very much excited. He is Kentuckian „. : 0) :, 7 d o r. rch . do ono the 11.11101.11......................445.rL tr .
by birth, six feet three inches li li, has lived 7. 0 .1 A . c0. c. 6 p ..rt
c,;; , : - . - , i - , - . . ;= 24
in New Orleans twenty-seven y ars, and was L o in 830,000, ee5 .„..... ...............
..'"''...,..,.
once Mayor and twice Recordb of the . eity. City kf hilitilelphts, 6 Its
cetit. Loan—
When Capt. Bailey went .00 eh re yesterday ni,_,LTcf!.l.!Y_E!.fr:A.):, . 1, - li.• Loan
to see the authorities at City II 11, this Cu-4 siinz,z,;lo, trends, , -17. 5 :, .7.4 iiagrZ;
tieman, Judge Simms, was introiluced to him. it.n r ,,,,,d Company, ~,,,,,„ 1 ,..,,....... uxus us
. He remarked to Capt. Bailey that he was glad Ponskylsania Railroad Co.'s 5t0ck.:....... 4,030 00
to see him • that he had been 'long-looking Stock of lielisticilktu!as u l lusers . itco . Co... : 2_44.?? tki
for him, and that . he had bcenlodg in coming. - ,: u-' l `.. c ,„ P . 4 1 . - ,.' . 1r.,.,..t „,.T . ff.:1.n,..„ ..... 1e,°,22,
Captain Bailey replied, that ho ia not think Z:;, 3 l'''',.l . ',A s l t ' o li" " - A,,,',..........." - ..... .
......... ; 5 31 - 5 ',7i
i t .
he had been long to coming, Sill ho started. ,n4i, u i,,,,. Bank d e , ~,......_,..,...,,,...... 201 h 80
When the Judge came out, r. Stone,. the Moen ILJusunume Co.'B Scrly-.................1 NO 00
Suigeon-General of the Coale, crate array, BillgAwcerwbk•buda.m.P.P."---- . 1607 , 12
,
Ogrulketicect an altercation wi him , in , ' the 2 .k..""'""' ..ccr ' .4 '''''''''' t . e " --- 6,21 b 72
Cash; 00 hand and in hands of Avate-... 11,385 15
etreet,in front of the St. Cheri Hotel, until
he r got a crowd around, and th n left. The
crowd then told him (the Judge , that holed
better leave the city, for if the catight ;him
again in it, they would hang hi . Strme;.ad
vieed to hang him/at once to a lamp-poet.
Ha finally edged .. off; winding is way down
t
the different streets toward the I vim, till he got'
a boat with two boys, promisi g theta $5 to
row him across the river. As e curie neat
the ship he told them to pull ongside.' Be
is noil , onboard, under the stn and stripes.
He has a place in the cog Wiry o the Jackson
ville road, about 70 or 81) mile from the city
—boa a family of nine children one n eon 24
1 .
years of -age,,who has boon pr seed Into the
Confederate army. Be is a v ry intelligent,
man, and has told a ' great deal about the Se
, cesh, and what he has endured
General Hunter's Proclal
Effect a; Washington./
conscription Act.
WASHINGTON, May 16.—Sow
state men are excited'about Ge
proclamation. The disconten
made up a delegation; who pr
on the President this evening
monstrance. As General Duni
tion does not in any way intd
slaves or property of •these bol
contents, it is not easy to see
to complain of.
The thorough Union men i are delighted
with Hunter's proclamation. Theis is a
feeling here that the war sholild be !biought
to a close, and that the time hue come when
we must cease trifling, and carry on: ear on
war principles. Men say if the rebels;do not
like such measures as Hunter oi; let them lay
down their arms and return tot their homes.
Tho conscription act under which 'Davis is
forcing all the southern men! into t i bi!
and the fact that before Torkkown and' else
where numbers of Union sol4iers have been
shot down by negro soldiers nad gAnners in
the rebel ranks, has caused a feeling Among
all men here really loyal andlanxions for thp
suppresston of the rebellion , that we, too,
must adopt stringent meas, and that we
cannot afford tdprolong the st ar by - mistaken
mildm se.—Disparch to N. Y. 'Poe.
the Educational System in' Vogue a
Port Royal
. .
Major Pangborno, of the 4rmy,iwilu has
just returned from Yost Royal, states that the
educational system that has been iinprovised
for theNsneftt of contrabandi does 'not work
well, tint - That some two. th'eusanci acres of
land are in cultivation by tlem, under the
supervision of suitable business persons. Ma
jor P. states that hundreds of the army intend
to locate themselves upon the "Sea! Islands"
after the close of the war.—Phi/o. Press.
Major Pangborne is not "ik the army," his
nomination having been rejdnted by the Sen
ate some months since. No Joao' be know
anything, whatever, of theiworkings of the
educational system at Port Royal. !lie was at
Fernandina during the time I that 'patent was
established, and dut l / 2 ng the! few hour s that
.1
he spent at Port Royal, prior to his. depar
ture for home, he could hsvei learned but little
about it. , I
LOVILJOY'S BILL FORTqE PROliltilTION OP
SL.,t Ear.—Mr. Browning, from the Commit
ted on Territories, in the ciaito oti. Thurs
day, reported back the Ilo r r , bill declaring
"that ilavery or involunta arvitide, in all
cases whatsoever,other thanin the Pedishment ,
of crime, whereof the party shall be duly eon
vioted, shall henceforth cease and be forever'
prohibited in all the Territories of the United
States, now existing or hereafter tip be termed
or acquired in 'any way,"4itit the following
as a substitute for the bill fThat :from and
after the passage of this kct there shall he
neither slavery net. involultaty servitude in
any of the Territories of the United States,
now existing, Or which mil/ at ill time here
after be formed or acquired by the United
States, otherwise than in he puniShment of
crime, whereof the party shall havebeen duly
convicted. •
- •._
PASS/C4ROF THE 11046:TEAD I:4:LL.—CO II—
has at last panned, tie Ilomentead Act,
o committee of conference of the ttro Houses,
agreeing of a bill which met the views •of
taith Senate and Rouse. t givextivery head
of a family twenty-one ye es of agln one bun
.
d'red and sixty acres of le L lia la ii, provided
he remain and cultivate • • a lan t ire ;years.
The bill also gives to r every pare it who has
boon in military, or navaliservice o f the UM-,
tool Staten during thei present betlion. ali
benefits of the lloinestemi Act w i bout reyard
ir
to litullations made etnei hero n th e/ bill;
Tlitto in no doubt but th t this I 1 pill re-i
ccivie the nignallito of the Presidelityinnd thud
become a law. R hal been p.nding. ton
The Now York' IVorid,f Wed:l63day, thoi
candidly withdraws its iolifiera43 accusstioti
.1.
against the integrity of l en. Call) B. Smith;
re
Sectary of the Interior!: . ,
.
• " Our readers may rimamber that some fetal
weeks ago charges of/tneffeasauce in office and
improper spoculatioas against th 'Secretary of
the • Interior were,ourre4 in W hington and
this city, and were repeated in . t y and other
journals. We hare mades care el CLlSMitra's•
Lion into tho,truth of these elle g attests, and
Awe boon satisfied that the charges arose froth
a misapprehension of the factslin the ease
upon whieb they were hued, and that the
Secretary of the Interiorihas administered his
department with ELI much` purity dad economy
I'
as efsciency." • I , ,
Ina REaoas or New Darizets4—The Prert,
ident sent a message to Die Senati, on Thurii
day, recommending the passage of a vote of
thanks to Capt. Farregat: for his services in the
Sgbt below New Orleans' and recommending n
similartestimonialtoCeptains Bogey, Morrie's;
Craven; Commandera Bell, Lee, Swartmit,
Smith, Boggs, Camp, Alden, Porter, Wain- .
wright, Renshaw; Lietf i tonanta Cornmandisig
Harrell, Donaldson, Proble, Nichols, Crosbfr,
Ransom, Smith, Ruszei, Queen;Breese ; and
Acting Lieutenants Coniimanding Woodwollt
1 and• Baldwin. •, ,
Tan Otssue Ornce.i-A lato esolution i ef
L
Congress •contemplatei the - keeping, at the
.Census Office, of a registry of all beads
families in the United States. It is through
the Census Office that the
° residence, &c., ,of
great numbers of per?ons are found, who,
from misfortune, become temporarily loist ' to
their relatives in. frierids. - , • -
•
Anumor from ArchMond.
It is repotted this ifternoort in this city
that the loyal citizens Ot Itichmend had held
a meeting end formally: . surrendere& the city
to cur, forces.:. We cannot trace this tram', to
any trustworthy soured, but ;WA. Monitor.
and: Nangatocic are before tidal time due at.
Michmon4lt may be .; Y. Posc of
PrOpg;
. . -
C 7 11: :: 8- E . 1 : 1 7 1716* : 1: ! - - - ,-
1 - •
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UR.IXCE.
aims Tingley,
Entine'.l3isphnut,
W. IL Tilolllpooll,
ikiben Steen,'
riiidnrick Brown,
Win. limner, •
.o.i Stevenson,
Ben). W. Tingley.
Jobs B. Worrell,
blikrshall
my 6 Northeast come
ppEuNrry AGAINST LOSS BY
FIRE.-.YEANELIN FIRE INSURANCE COSI
PANY .OF YIIILADELYIIIA. • Office, 435 and. 437
Cluitecit street, weir Filth.
~ . .
Statement of name% Jancutry let, 1860. CubUshat
agreeably to an ad of Araernbly, Ming— • .
Flrit Mortgages, amply seentrod----:41,F1te.393 00
'teal Lamm, 'pre.% rat: 5105,314 61) wet 102,965 00 -.- •
TeMiarart Loam, on ample Collateral
, ,
Stots, (firt;17;1.7 , 66,1W i 2) ant._ 69,786 00 ~
Notes and Bills llemtwable.,..---I,tnit 00 • , '.7 -,
Coil, ..----- -- ---- i 7,919 00/ •
. .
in O
Au I
The Aur
•
of the bbrder
oral gaiithr .,
l ed ones have
pone Xo, wait
to offer
,a re
eels pieelama
•ribro with the
der stile. mall
hat they, have
•
ii2PYS,OSI 63 /
air The only profits from premiums which this • •
Company can divide by law am from risks which .•
haWi been determined.
insurance made on every description of mierty,
In town andcountry, at rates as low as ore cooalstent
with security.
ilince their Incorporation, a period of Odd, years;
they have paid lama by tirL to an amount extwaling
Poor MiLliotw of Dolor; tbaroby affording evidence
of the advantagee of Insurance, a t welisa their shill.
ty. and disposition to meet wlth/pronaptnesa al I
liabilitied
' . SOUL ST 1111 Z
Lowe pole daring the year 185.1
DULLS - LOSS t
Cluules N. Bancker, - renew Lor;
Alordecal D. LOVI6, / ..lsouh D.
Told. Wegner, FAurard C. Dale
David S. Brown, . Geo. W. Itichsels,'
Greet, I G,,,,rge Fele.
ellA JIVES N. BANCKER, President.
El/WADI; C. ',tax, Vice Prerideat.
Wog. A. Srse.x.,. Seoreidry
,pro too.
J. GA.P.DINEII COIFYLN, /gent,
;nye Odic° Northeaat cor. Wood A Third els.
. .
F"''' .51-AltiNk.: AND INLAND IN
SUIL&SCE.—INSITICANCE CO.IIPA.NY Of
NUII.TII 21 , SIERIOA,.P111LA.DELP 111 A.
Lacorpornted 179-I—Capital, gootow.
4seta. Jano,:ay 10, 18L0.... --....—...--$1,1 59 ,9 24 61
• A1iT111313 . 0. COSTP,, Prftiiim6,,:
till/11AS PLATT, Becretrui.
f r NSURANCE • CO. OF THE STATE
bkr PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA.
lawrporateil 17b1--Capital, 52D0.000.
Aseeta, February 1,1&59.... 00 /
lIENRY.I). SIESICERD, President. /
.WILLIA3I LlABXEll,Seerstary: . ,
UT . ARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CU.
JL-L 11,613.1T05D.
Incorporated 1816--Q4de6 , ll6 soo tai
keserts, may 1, 1860.- . . ....6666,766 66
• I.l *- . , F'reeieaL
Tl6lO. CI. ALLII4, Secretary. , ' •
,
gar I mono. In , theabove old and-reliable Om - •
lodes coo be obtalned by apptliation to :, '
P. /ONE% .4yrat,
Ile liadly 'B7 Water otreetjlagaley'a Buthilnir
WESTERN 'INSLIE.4I4eR - utnark z--L,, i
NY Or PITTSBURGIL
•ii. 1111.1. - F.P., Jr., Pr;ogideaC:
Odic°, No. 92 Witor lama, Simg & Co..' Wapt,
}taus?, up stairs, Pittsburgh. r - -
Wal wore agoisat kind. al rir. aed MarLir'
isks. • Elmo managed bp Directors who Y . /
are well &amen in .4,k, community, and oho.
Co • deer - -
habmi, -by
pro
libcrady, Co 12=631.4 tbdr , • 7
bharooter arbicA thellbore =anted, aa gllia Lad / •
protedioss to. roof oho dosire to Co istrared.;
- ABBETB. 001 . 013511 30,1850
btudt Accouida .... -
Office Furnitare....i
opt. 1 7.802,60
'Premium 246135 ti ,
'Notes and 171,076 62 ,
22t3,221 26 r
DIECCTOZB ./
I Andrew Ackley . ,
AlozaudePBpu.Orl"
David Loitg, - , • ' ••
Does .3.4l t hbmsa. -••-
IkAl./1". nokowell.
Job4ll.lllTiula. , `• • • .
_ . _
R. Miner, Jr.,
James McAuley,
Nathaniel Holmes,
• Alex. Nicuick.,
Meow D4lll/0,
William IL hinitth
C. 'W. IlackecAsi.•
mylO • F. idORVON. Seeriss,_
CITI ZEti'6lls. SU RAN CE CUALPA_NY
Ol •PITT6IMIIIMIL. oillcs o corner likirket and
Water streets, seciaul 'floor.• . • .
• . Preside •
SAMUEL LIEA, LiedcsarA. • - t .
LDaame titeambirstiand Cargoes.
and damage tn . the navigation
lueuiw egeluet 1,:34
of If Southern „eind Weettru and
ant th.,navtgativu of the &ea.
Inattres egniu'it La.a end damage by bra. • .•
.. .. _ ,
'
PtIMCSOISX: ,
WM. Begaley., . &la. Eder, '. •:
JD. ParX, Jr., . John tiblptan, • ..
W. ti. JOhnistou,
i l i eL' l l l . ) ltrons, - ' .7. Catirt i Jr., '
Bon. T: N. Hotta, John ri. ;Ahow:a:4 •.L.:: -.,.
Barclay Piston. Charles IL. ZuF,, , • - -'
George Bingham, - treFfilyd -
, .
11.3.a1LAPEis.r.liiii. Ffila A. 1.1.0:1-10. g:
I_ INSURANCE COMPAISit, N 0.149 -awant
i t.
opposite the Custom lipase. , • ..e. ' ...:,
Capital,llo.o,l.oo—AseOla, M4,0;8; .. -; . ,
Will wake all kinds of Inannince, either pitiPatits.l .
or Limited, on every description of Property Of Ider
cltudise. at reaeortati/e rates of premitun.. . -
110BFRT P.:KING, ?saddest. . L-.
N. W. BALDWIN, Via Plitddtat:
F. BLACHBOILIiE, Sees4oiy. • •
- .- .
suwiroas: - .. ,
Chas. 8.7e4 Joele=' . lo4. l .
E. U. Copb, John Cbsiten,
O. 8
B. English, ' •
&
.J. & Msl3 ll la s i 2 '
O. W. Urown, '
I'. E. Bssery,
- J.. G. 00rFir,'.40.g...,
Third sa,rWood mists.
A LLYAitLEN tXtbi-
..biIiPANTOr rirmuncm. Orkze,lfo.l7klftlt
street, Dank Block.
In!um 'g ! ju rnit n At i rt;i l : -- w-lx-'—laskt•
JOHN D. ?UMW; Vies Astaiekent.
• - -
D. /11- BOOE , raM Omura Awe-
DITIZCTOU
Last
C. G. llueeel. .
Maw Childs,
Copt. Gray,
John Irwin, Jr.,
B. L. Fahntatock,
CONSIGNMENTS
•
•,../ 10• jugs Maple Hawes; •
•• 100 lbi. • do Sugar. •
8 bbl.. vain, nod Butter; •
5 boxes do. do do;
75 gallom prime Apple Butter;
lair load Potetceat
.
Just reUelyed and for sale by r-
es Gom --,... ,
• . IRAN m. ..
myla . 114 Beeotul street:
. •
NJ 100 bbla. canned cotroßugar; '
50 do "B" do; do do; ,
ItD do standard crushid do;
15 do puu - dered d 0;
15 do granulated . do; 1-
Just receirod and for Isla by
BEYMEII BROS.,
nayl3 Not. itle, and 128 lYncal street
—..mmegem
TTEIittiNG—
J—L 15430 bozos fresh No.l flaring:
100 do do sealed do:
53 do do Darlington Herring.;
Jast rtoetted and for alto y
falatElt k. 133203.,
Noa. 126 and 103 Wo,id Arcot,
S/Litt/INES-- •
15 asses Sardines, a can;
10 do •do - do; stiperloibraud;
Ho* lauding and.for silo
/by -
myl3 r.ximrr.A
I\l IN
EW BUBILIX.CON
.101 boss , nos Herring. satchel 'end Ira op by la: •
p. lota/14 and for este by the dozen sailxcx, tire; / .
Family Grocau Store of • • : . ~ _
JOZEI
• conies Liberty. end Head streets./
ESS AND No. IMA • 10.114-0 •
Ayllettod and put up =muffin be
use. •
tineakitg, also for 'slob, the poutd.nA die Tamil
Grote* Store ]OHS A. itEMSELW,
.:.toyer comer Liberty and Hand its:
5.308,50 b 96
TINGLY:Y, Pretridewt.
H. L. Caron,
L. Lothrop,
nobr. ToLand,
Chas. Wand,
Frotrk.'lsennig,
'Jacob T. Bunting,
Smithnowets, ,
S. Woodward, •
John }Strewn, rittah'itb.
CILWAN, Secridory.
J. 41. COITUS . ; Agee.
Third nod Wood attest.
-.4106,026 67
John D. McCord,
Capt. Adam Jacobs,
IL D. Dimling,
CapL Wm. Dead;_
IL b. 31cDraw,
DMA. IL DaTill.
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