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gSTABLISHED IN 1786.
com.ltrossrodr,
. CVLL WORKS COMPANY, OF
ENNBYLVANIA. Mu, St. Clair Street,
Bridge. Buy end sell CARBON OILS on
on—cub or time. CRUDE. OILS,bf all de ,
ens, wanted. Ladtirau
ary end Tut/infer.' - Cayl6:em
7.AINDIAN•
14...mofiErr& co., loucceasore to
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J. 41 4 Ltitett;lPLOtiz . VACT.as AND Ooirms
coBllBBBruLniff,; th ofgo of GRAIN, SEEDS,
CHEESE, PRODUCE.; At., hoo t: 25 Water. Bod 82
Vroot!otroeto, Pituburet; Ps; - ; mBB -
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nartIKEIN & GIREGG, GENERAL Pico.
}Mu Over. Corßisidoit MISLCILANTS tni FLOUR,
BACON, &c., No. 257 laortygktmet,
PtlU
bur¢ti,'Pa. aia.em
ANDIAWNakirt.
MACKEOWN LLNHART Fcouß
.m.; ire," 00.11.121 VAcTolte, PUDDINS AND COMIIISION
Mairtwairra, for therm& ot. Slone.; Gralu,..karic,
con, Lard, BitMery Ego, Chorao, Swum,
Grimm, Feathers, 'Potatoes, Vot wad Pwirl loam,
&Impair, Unwed aud: Lard QUa, DAM .d Green
vraltio Timothy, Cloi6r, Flax andlli maw Seeds.
aiall admires made Ua Coridgionen re. •
apkrly No. WI Liberty it., Plttelalrith.
4.111. N -IS. 13 N b:l.Lille,'Conitun
; 11104 'tali FOSIVAUDINGI iIItICHABT and .11010.
e fielder lu WESTEILN ILICSKUVE CHEESE,
BUTTER,' LA ILD..YOItIL. BACX)N,
IVY ALM Yr./LILL I,BIIEB, SALLAVI/3.: LIN.
AILED AND LADD , DILS. DIDED :D VILUIT uad
ProdUce geu.rully, Nos., 141 luta 143 front strum,
YlttaLnigh. . .
Clljhr ?i!r• ISILWARD; COMILYSION M.
'thiarriet tSu' id. ;trident ItiIPLOCIR, GRAIN AND
PM/DUCE, ;No. V. 43 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tin ,leo brands' of Fleur for 13ukortiand Fatally use .
ooustantly tintl. -- 'Particalsr attention pant to
Mug unlerit fa Ilerehigidtw.gerterillY•
- 11. 4 1KANK VAN- ORDEN, ruopuußAN
.a: dowtinatoN filtncilmt,-deAler, In TLous, Birr:
TIIIBIDRIMS, SEED, LAItD, eIIENSE, PORK •
DRI 'V AND GREEN, FRiiITS- end r :educe geu
wally. - Liberal meld attranc. makle.pu wusigutueuts
WarOokew, No. 114:Setonll einem, PiDeburgb.
JAMES McVAI, Yoß.WilliblNG , AN
CIOICALIVSI6II '1111.1317 iwr; for 'the 'ealo'of 1 , 14W11,
1.111/41N; 43ACON, LARD, BUTTER, Baas, and
Westing Produce geuendly, No. 10 7011T1IYIELD
BTICEN V, coruer of Yitteburgh, Po.
Carthters and coneignmeuts eacited. jate.-”.lyd
I AMY S A. EETZER, FORWARDING AND
,1110 (0 N ULhatIANT, for the sale of FLOUR,
0 !JAIN, 11AVON,LAILD,BUTTER,St:Elh 3 , 1,11 . 1 fiD
111111 1, nud li - oduoe, generally, No. It Market et.,
corldir of First, Pittsburgh. oc:hdly
Q• Var{: 7 7S4
22• cuANTs end 'wholesale djern G ' IL S3 O I C C :
• FLOUR, URAIN, PRODUCE, `c., No. 31.5
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pu. sel3ally
ittiLLAN 11 RIDDLE., Buccessor to.) no.
Sou, No. 163 Liberty street, Pitts ,
Durgb, GENEILA L. r 110DISCE. GROCERY AND
00.4.11L1SSION 111E110113NT.
esnatignmean rospocaully salient& fa26:dly
ind. ..... .... amts.
lATIBTE 13ROTilEliS,. AimAsonics
Ti Ann .Co=mama Ilanceaarra and dealer* in
PUGVISIONB AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, N.
565 s.indrty street, PRtaburgly Pa. wyd7
AS GU CommsslON Aiescueivr
'd
.43.Letaor CRUDE AND REFINED DAIMON
01lib, GLASS, MON. NAILS, Ike., No. DICS Liberty
Mr.A.lal .11.1L.A... ,:g ii l p ut t. DAv ID 10,1 IN ULU,.
a .i. oorntr, J . 'I: Special Panne,
MEANS ... dt. 'COFFLN aucceskois to
ILL 11.`eandless, Means tOo., WIIOLESALE 1/ RO
e Ofi4t...i, cower of Wboil and Wator erects, rit [4. burgti,
Pen'. z . . J 311.11.7.
DAStS4'
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L: - Graff
CO., successor to L. G.
1.4 - Graff; PILOPUGE ANN C 021111.12.41011 KEIL
OIi&NTS, 247 Liberty street, Pittsburgh; Pa. acsf.
un
jog .1. !MIL
VAIN L HOUSE CO., WHOLE&A.I.II
Guess& AND COIIIBSION Ilizaaharrs, cameral
tioa,ithfield and Water streets, Pittaburgb, Pb. jy7.
ELtiEitTUN 6T .IEWAI; Waour.-
sAtr. Gsocansidiya COIIIIIUSSION Idsecaurrs, Na
107 , Wood strid;Titdabiirgh. Jod:dly
I. SWYWIS,
RO KIRK_PATRICKS, WHOCE
-14, mai Oiwtins end dealers in /FLOOR. AND
DEPS. NA. and 1= Liberty street, PittAbm'nh.
.
4.11.1. b" PALM dL SUN, Comma
mon Alancaurra for tbe'rele of CILIUM ADD RE
ro ED CA LORIN OILS, N 0.139 inn 70 Water street,
Pltrnburgh. Advances rondo on conriguntento.
DILVOGISTS.
SNAAN JO H NSTON, Da...1. in Piles
. MIMS AND' eIIEISIVALS, tinrsECY,l
FANCY GOODS, DDILNING FLUID;OI.I.4S, YAM-,
nit do., of strictly prime quid
-14, which be odors PI instals - Piima. Corner Smith
field and Fourth amps; Pittsburgh, Pa.
Proscriptions carefully a:impounded et all boom.
a: yAkiNE6TOCK te. CU., Wilms
-U•. Itsitss Dart:Gorr ond'itauttacturor or WHITS
4.7.14 CAD AND LITRADDS, cower of Wood end Frotst
Ittrooto, Pittabortsti.s mta
I,IILNI V. sum, wH0g.,....a DR
,thlis.
J• DICCGS, PAINTS, OILS, VADNISTIES AND
DICE eruirysNoniK Liberty strmt, PinsburglL
All orders ,
receitv prOmpt attention. mitttt
LAIL tiELL IL KEY:SEA Ihtuocturr,
1J AO Wood street, comer of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. Pa.
.ITTIRII.II - Ers.
VEECII, (late of Fayette county
U Pa,l Arroanzr,&c.
PUTSBUEIGIL, PA.
001ce—S.E:ionler Fo4rth and Giant strettl.
LZIRITS •
WIN 0. liisolX/NNtaa , , ArtoRNET
A: Law. Omcsi'weoil story tax's Law Baia.
ago, •Iio• 93 Diamond auvta • •
IWEWattaud baba Battlement, wwwittg and co1eo•
Ma of ` dMme, boontfeo, 49c., fn Vi'nethlagton, DiAktrkt
Of Columbia. : noltr:Cmm
1011. t." MALLON.
IRKPAI'.RICk & MELLON, Arita,
ms .Lew,lio. 133 Fouritrigreet, Eve doers
shore SmiLlitehli Pittsburgh, Ps.. cogl7:dcf
I puum.As EWllvli, ArrouNia AND
C001112L1.011 At Law.
'IOIr7ICT, Np. 160 Sourth street, corner of (Merry
alley,.Pittstargh, Ps. isalkdawly?
.A.PLIRVIANCE, Arroms
QOlO
'PAT
Orrtcz, Fifth .street, adjoining the onion of .ID•
shodJ & Brown, Pittsburgh, Pa. jettnolly
- ALI.TII, ArrousEy AND
NJ,,..oovassixosir Law, hss romormaqlCULlN'S
LAW BUILDINGS, No. 12 Diamond . stn,ot, neat
door to St, Peter's Church. • - L.mylSolly
ACIIUYAA, , .... ....SAYE/AL V.
S& S. C. SCIIO 1 ER, ATTORNEYS AT
• LAW. , 014C0;139 north Erect, Plltaburgil.
L , PROD UM
/I. LILCO.
bENEECH & LIUTCILLNB()I4,.CousimuoN
atm Wolwattbien ItEncua am, &silent lu WEST.
' • KESEH CIIKESE; rt.ouu, LY11411,11A
PON: BUTTED; LINSEED OIL, 'Pad' AND
praiLL ASHES, SEEDS, DRAIN, DRIED :FRUIT
and Produop generally; B. brands Family Flour
prays on hand. ;Agent for the eats of Mansell A
Do.Nrcelebrated Patented Pearl Starch.. Noon - Ild
1311COnd and 145 Flta4sta., between Wood and Smith..
pold, Pittsburgh Pa;'- 'ateLdly •
!t . ILIEESE WARELIQUSE.—LIESItY
COLLINS, !forwarding mld Commission Aler-
Thant and dealer in CHEESE, BUTTEII, LAKE
FISH and Produce generally, No. 25 Wood street,.
Water, Pittsburgh. my 2
jtatEsjioLalES & LC
ERE 11111 d dealers Jo -PILOVISIONS, eornerid Mar
Ja.6:dly
ket end .s:vont eteeete. _ ,
LIE'S UR.4I;I"C E AG EA,rf
GARDLNER COFFIN, AGEN . I! MDR
'Larrirrix,ltrfir.i.Dr.arriti 'AID Eitiaanc 111-
1 ansarcs. Cloalranlta, Notih•eant comer Wood and
Third arrears.
JO .N.N, AGEKT OATH
fitate'ol PettniylviaLkaniillutfcird
earaooe 03MialidiA, 87-Water lane' t. ,
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tasitaamcg mitrort,:cciruer /Mutat sad Water
rtreeta.
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M. ti(031)(0i, t 3 gwartator
ismascr, coYfaxril Water Moe!.
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BOOK, tioaturresr Ausousity
21.1xsimuscOtalrist .17 Firth staid-
Dli r GOODH.
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Boas W1JA10R...J1140111..111111.....DAV1D IrCIAXDIIIIO.
2•1 WARR 44. CO. • , • •
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, ttQOtidata DULLY De,
VOBEIGN AND DOMESTIC/ Dig' GOODS, '
SO. 014 Wood street, - third toMse•alarro Diamond
Pitubmah. , anDkdtt
_1 M. MIMI:11 , 161W, , aitao3oBor
• tarchlleld t Co.; Wholesale nod Esti&Dada)
in. STAPLE AHD Willi -DEL GOODS,: North.
last annfor of 'retail and Markstntrient sod '
W. BUCKER &UV:, thiszazii 1/
. GoODI6 Va:fis Harkse Petwee'ulthd end
Pittateirgli. • • _
- • • 194.1 N .11 -
%Y. rut min-7aittT MUT GOODS; elgsrof
tom.!R.....Rlver. No. 74 Marta tetr.t. _lPlttobTrrirli
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GROCERS.
SHRIVER
. • WHOLESALS GBOOZRS
00#11193103 klE1101:61;T9,
Corner Second,
b6.9:lyd
NIL IV 'JNO. N. ZIRIPATEICS.
WM. H. KIRKPATRICK & CO.,
witommis GIONSILIN COMM/NON MrACIIANZI
Aso Drams IN CONSIST PLIIDCCJI, No. 25:1 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THOS. mirtis,ata . ... . . .
TiumßLE,.. w
HOLEFIALE
UNAMERS arm COMMISSION BIENCMANTS, dealers
to PRODIRIE, FLOUR, BACON, CiIkESE, FISII,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON,-NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS, surd Pittsburgh ousuuLastures
geuerally; 112 Seeeuilatreet, Pittsburgh.
DUSIOA-14 Assocamm, ARBUCKLE.
oDONAJA & ARBUCKLE, WltoLw
131. RALE Catcioui„ Paoivas AND lioximouoi MAR
cuAlers, Jubbanr hi N. O. 'AMASS Aud MOLASSES,
SEPINED Sua,tus aDd AI*BUFS, VLOUB, BA•
CON, KICK, CLIBBIN;BISEDN,Ac„, No. 2,ss Liberty
street, rittsbn L. noi;:ly
P. asneast a. D. D. a.
E MMEI & BROTliEfis,, successors
_up to Reyroar .4 Andaman, Wholesale dealers ip
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS.AND SPICES, CON
YECTION EILY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Aa, Nos.
l2aand Wood street,aboor — Flfth„, Pittsburgh,
Penn's. " )31SAL1y:
ormUUD S. HOLD MILTZDAN_
EA.') o MErZliAlt, .31/oesva AND
Cosamssent Ileacitetens,—sod • dealers In all
kale. of Cottartatt.PsoDucts AND rthlllintall 111111 U•
FACIT/LDS, No. 249 Liberty street, oppoette head of
Wood street, Pittsburgh, km. opati,
ItOBISON Sc•CO., Wtiousseix Gscr
Cniatildion Maticuarra and dealers In
nil kiude of_PROVISIONS, PRODUCE. and Pitts
burgh ntauutdctures, Nu. 255 Liberty street. Mtn
burgh. , turd
JA. Maka W HOLESALE (Amor.;
• Costnosstoss . Miacusavr and denier iu FLOUR,
UItAIN, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, No. ZIO
Llbsrty si root, opposito Hand, Pittsburgh, P.
CAYLiberul tulesuces made on Imssiguments.
ust,l3:lyx
LI . EU. B. JUNES, W nour.s.ux DEALER.
NA to GRUCEILIES, 111.11N1LLA BOPE, OAK U,ll,
OILS, PITCEI and Pittsburgh mmnfactured articled,
N, 141 Water street, above rha Monongahela Bridge,
Piitannrgh, Pa.
Wtrltt 13,LiLLI.,— r.
ROBERT DALZEL.L 8r,.C0 ,
eLLn Zinocraug Coxstussinir AND .
roncrwsuisto
hlcisciuffs, find dealers in PRODUCE nod Pitts
burgh manufactures, Pittsburgh.
MENUS LAM M.._..._...J0HN •LLlrrutt.
L.AIII3ERT & `4H 1 PTON, , AV eoLEsei.s
.1-11 nuccus, PBODUCS DuLtas Mid COMMISSION
blxu.uu..l6, Nu, 6 Sbal street, Plttsburgb, Pl.
Jul. Wirt JOHN fllball.
WATT & WILSON, ,WHOLES4IA GRo
c...e,comussios urscuslas,..d dealers tb
Produce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 168 Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh.. u 2.5
fa I{ DICkEY .Y 4 CO, WELoLEsALE
.L Gauen., Communion httacnnsts, and denier. in
P.ItUDUCE, Fo. ti.d Water street, and 65 Front stn.*,
Pilnthurgh.
K. .4011/1 a. DILWO3.IIL
Js: DILWORTH & CO., Waco, rq.T,E
. Gnocrms, Noe. 130 sod 133 Secondstrect, 0000
nmnbtleld, Yituburgh. -
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TRURSUA•Y MORNING, JULY 3
Affairs Before Richmond
HAILS OF THE EVENTS OF THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Attack of the Rebels under Jackson
upon our Right Wing.
MATED REPULSE WITII GIIKITBLAUGHTKR.
MIORTANT STRATEGIC MOVEMENT.
Base of Operations Changed,
THE SUPPLIES TO BE FURNISHED BY THE
JAMES RIVER. '
[4,141 Corre,pondocionul the N. Y. Times
Camp Bevoes itscuttont, 1
Saturday, Juno 28 1862. f
The Army of the Potomac has no longer
need to complain of inactivity, for the com
parative quiet of the past month has given
piece to three days of as desperate, determined
and bloody work as the fiercest elamorer for
active movements could desire. Though the
contest is not yet decided the result, thus far,
iniita bearings on the general plan of opera
tiOus, is all that could be desired. We have
an great victory to report, no long list of tro
phies to record; and the movements of as
army may present the indications of a re
vorse,—but to those who have been familiar
with the position of things here, and the plan
ufl operations they necessitated, mattere ate
adeuming a new and more hopeful aspect, for
an apparent retreat has really brought us
piactically nearer to Richmond than we have
been at any time before. A tutlitary man
ceiivre, among the most difficult of any when
performed in face of an enemy, his been enc.
L-essfully accomplished, and, with forres con
centrated upon a new base we are prepared to
operate more efficiently than ever against an
enemy divided and weakened in the wild
ptutsuit of an imaginary success. He hae
been tempted to his ruin ; and if I mistake
net the signs of the times, his joy will be
turned into mourning, and that ere many
days. It is vain to be temperate, and I may
seem tver.hopefal in the midst of apparent
disaster, but the campaign here at last au
some, shapes and consistency to me, and Mc- .
Ciellan appears more completely the master
of his position than at any time before.
BEIZEM
It was soon apparent, after Fair Osks, that
the rebel attack upon oar left wing had in
duced a change of programs:ceps:aid -what the
new plan bee been 1 think to-day is showing.
14 to that time our left wing was the weak
point, and to that the chief efforts of the ene
my were directed, but with the withdrawal of
our main body to the south side of the Chmk
ahominy, Ulla right wing, with its exposed line
of communication between the river 'and
White House, has been the point inviting At
tica, and though the rebels have apparently
been Chiefly coocerned with 'efforts against
ousieft wing, there have not been. wanting
signs and evidence that their real purpose was
directed sgalust the right, whose exposed sit
' tiatioa must have been fully reiealed to them
by the bold dash of Stuart's' cavalry across
our rear.
During the advance of our pickets in front
Of Hooker's position on Wednesday, the rebels
showed signs of a lack of inclination or faint
ly to oppose any very decided opposition to
our advance, and the new ground was gained
with far lees effort than could be expected.
Instead of seeking to drive ue from our new
sisition, as so many expected they, would on
Thursday, the rebels turned in another dime
lion, and (ironing in , large force. at Meadow
Bridge, one of the upper bridges on the Chick
ehuminy, near hiecbenizsvilie, fell upon our
troops in that vicinity in overwhelming force,
in an effort to pees around our right wing and
sever our line of oummunication with -the
Pamunkey, little thinking that was precisely
what we wished them to undertake, if dis
posed to attack us at all.
The troops remaining on that side of the
.Chickahotniuy were the 'corps of Gen. Porter,
consisting of Gen. Morrell's Division, and
the regularsT; under *ken, and the division
of McCall, with which the army has been re
cently reinforced, consisting in all of some
25,000 men, a force entirely inadequate to
defend the country between the Chickahoini
ny and the Pamunkey against such force as
the enemy might bring against them, but
one an largo as could wisely be spared from
the main body of the army.
In the advance hero was the Division of
(ion. McCall which ban been posted within
about three miles of Meadow Bridge. Two
wiles to his rear, in the vicinity of Dr. Gaines'
house, was the main body of den. Porter's
troop, consisting of the brigades of Morrell,
Martindale and Burchfield, Sykes' regulars,
the Fourteenth U. S. Infantry, First U S.
Cavalry, Second U. S. „Artillery, Third U. S.
Artillery, Fourth U. S. Infantry, Twelfth U.
S. Infantry, Sixth U. S. Infantry, Fifth U.S.
Cavalry, Second U. S. Infantry, Eleventh U.
S. Infantry, and the Third U. S. Infantry.
.'cTra l,,:fri..ill;4'srlfl
During last week, the enemy opposite this
position on the other side of the Chickshoudny,
hove boon very quiet, but it has been apparent
to those skilled in warfare that the quietness
has been the repose of the tiger preparing for
his spring. Secretly and silently the enemy
had thrown a bridge across the swamp a short
distance below Mechanicsville, nearly oppo
site the position held by Gen. Moe ill, so hid
den by the trees and undergrowth along the
Chickabominy that; its existence was not sus •
peeled unlit an adventurous scouting party
came upon it a few nights since. •
Across this bridge the rebels had thrown up
a series of intreneinnents on the commanding
heights beyond, under the cover of which they
attempted, on Monday, the 23d inst., to throw
two new bridges aerobe the stream, in which
effort they "met with tadetermined opposition
from our tomes, and*. heavy thunder-storm
coming on that night, compelled them to de
sist the work they bad striven to continue
under olives of the darkness. These symptoms
of an attack revealing the purpose of theteno.
my, Oen. McCall Was directed to withdraw a
mile down the road • to' a strong potion on
Beaver Dam Creek.
This wes to he the line of battle iffease,of an
attack, and .further opposition to 'the rebels
attempting to cross Was stopped, as, for sera
getie reasons, it was desired that they should
effect a passage. _
. .
On Thursday they came, taking advantage
apparently of our occupation, with the move
ment of the day previous on the left. Crose
ing the river In strong force, under cover of
• heavy fire from their batterlea on the oppo.
site , mde, the enemy pressed down the road
against . the positkon of General IdeCall, !Inn.
attacking his Pint Brigade_, consisting of the
Blicktalls,, and the Ylfth, - Eisttth, Ninth and
Tentb - Peruilynard• Regiments'. These troops',
were ,soon reinforoed by the six regiments
forming -the other two brigades of the divi
#oni4 Gem Oan strong pusithia bobludthi
• , .1, • •-•
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swampy ravine of Beaver Dam creek, held
the greatly superior force of the enemy at bay
from the tome of attack until the going down
of the sun, at nearfn-o'clock.
The troops first assailed were the Pennsyl
vania Sucktails ' who 'were doing picket duty
and were so untoftunate as to leave two of
'their companies surrounded, and one of them,
ompany K, is made prisoners—the-Captain
of the Company—Capt. Irving, escaping to
tell the story. From their rifle pits and earth
works kleCall'e bruviimen held the advancing
rebelain check for near four hours, when they
wore reinforced by the brigades of Por
ter's Corps, and the fight continued three
hours longer, the 'rebels being repulsed -with
heavy loss, our troops' under the protection of
earth works suffering lens. The loss of this
day's fight being summed up at some 300.
OUR MEN RETIRE RiVORR THE EXERT.
TERMS
That night an order came from Gen. Mc-
Clellan for Oen. Porter to withdraw his forces
gradually to a point near Merulow's 'Bridge.
After a few hours' 'sleep upon their arms, our
troops were aroused, and, in accordance with
the plan of operations, Gen. McCall, at three
o'clock, opened a are of artillery on the ene
my, who vigorously responded,until our forces
began gradually In retire before them as If re
treating, but maintaining their ranks in good
order, crossing a bridge over a creek on the
way, destroying it behind thorn, _compelling
the enemy to wait,the slow construction of a
new passage•way in the fire of our opposing
artillery and heavy musketry lire from the tith
Massachusetts.
Dividing here, our troops continue their re
treat over two separate roads, burning behind
them Bush Comulissary stores as they could
not carry, which;' fortunately, was of email
account, as the removal of all portable prop
erty across the Clijckahominy bad previously
been ordered. Following close after Por
ter's men, the rebels continued to advance,
until they came open apiece of woods, in which
they seemed to hesitate to follow, halting for
some time before . :sbowing themselves again.
But, without waiting for them, our troops still
fell back, until near the Chickahominy, at
Woodbury's Bridge, Where they halted in the
open country, which there spreads out into
broad fields and fertile pastures.
de., de.. de.
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YQE 910171 . 611MIVICED
MOOT OF TQF. ENCIALiEUENT•
Quickly ale clfspe l ettioos •fur battle were
made, the division being drain up in line of
battle, the batteries Planted in the most eligi
ble positions, and every preparation for hold
ing the ground atany cost, in accordance with
the orders received from tho Commander-ia-
Chief. It wan nqw near noon, and our troops
had taken fresh Courage for effort from the
hour or two for rest .and refreshment which
they had enjoymi: Then the enemy werp re
ported to be again Mirancing ; they opened
fire on our men from the woods skirting the
plain in which the Miter were posted.
First commencing, with the tisnal picket
skirmishing, and then swelling into the roar
of the artillery duel,ithe struggle opened with
the advanced guard' , of the two armies, until
by 3 or 5 o,clock in the afternoon the battle
rageA fiercely all along the lines, until within
an hour or two of Sunset, when the storm lulled
for a time, and then the rebels, who had been
meanwhile reinforced, came on with fresh
vigor to the *Ault. They wore anon met
with equal determihation by Porter's men,
aided now by the 4einforcements that had
come to them from' the corps of Franklin,
Sumner and Keyes ; !from the former Slocum's
Division, from Seamier the brigades of French
it
and the Irish boys nder Meagher, and from
the farther reserve corps of Keyes, the bri
gade of Pattner,:vrh oh 11:11.1 done good service
to the fight of Wedbesday on the left. Des
perately and deUirminedly did the rebels press
forward, but as demi,erately and determinedly
were they met and driven, gaining nothing
further that night pf the promise or their
morning advance.r! '
Not until after 9 o'clock
did the men find rest, which, we may be sure,
came not inwolcoMed to each of the men as
bad pissed through the struggle, commencing
early in the afteinoon of the previous day.
Most opportunely was the arrival of the re
inforcements that evening, for 'our troops,
bard .pressed by-utipirior_ numbera. _Were in .
danger of bong dri Ten further book was
intended, and the-first symptoms of disorder
were showing themielves in the hasty flight
of teamsters and lookers-on, the straggling
soldiers in the crowd being turned back from
Woodbury's Bridge by the strong guard who
kept watch overit youth their bayonets.
=LI
And so the an went down upon that battle
field strewn with the bruised aitd mangled
forms of what have ones been seen; of what
were still men, though shorn of their full pro
port,oos, and bidden to go toottoed and belt
ing through life. But though the night had
settled down upon the earth, and wearied men
were sleeping eó peacefully, even in the midst
of death, rest did not come to all, for there
.
wm
IS still a vigilnnt watch to be kept upon the
movements of the enemy, and the near-by
work of removing the dead and providing for
the wounded. 'And early In the morning, at
2
o'clock, all were disturbed by the 1101104.1 of
sharp firing coining from the direction of the
left, where the enemy were amusing them
selves with a night on the
. positions of Sum
ner, Hooker anti Kearney, with no result that
I learn of. Sniith's Division, directly oppo
site Woodbury:B 'Bridge, on the further Ride
of the Chickahominy, was also attacked
during the day of Friday, Lie brave Vermont
boys and the Thirty-third New York, with
the help of Ayers' and other batteries, repell
ing the assaukwith ;mat slaughter.
And who can estimate our loss, whin none
but an Omnipotent eye can, in the confusion
of the first hours 'that follow the engagement,
search out the fate of all who appear - not with
their comrades' as they gather with their regi
ments at night? It will surely exceed it
thousand, and'l hope not pass the 1,500; but
a few days more will tell, while, meanwhile,
the list must swell greatly, for the battle is.
not yet fully ended. Strategy or no strategy,
there must still be desperate fighting, oven
though the rebels should play into our hands
to the end, as ;they are reported to have done
to-day in seeking to possess themselves of
the communications with White 'louse, little
thinking, probably, how far advanced wore
the preparationX for changing to a now and
better base on- the James River, where our
gunboats can afford us fall protection, and wo
shall have buys, single flank to guard.
TQCIOYEI ANGIAGILD
The followiag list includes most of the reg
iments principally engaged in the battle of
Thursday and V,riday on the right, to which
there is no opportunity for moro special re-
Wows° in the Arst hurried report of the en
gagement. Beside the regulars mentioned in
our account of the battle, were the following
troops from different States:
New York--; lith regiment, 14th, 10th, 18th,
32d, 16th, 57th, 52d, Gist, 31st, 12th, 24th.
25th, 13th, 1170, 60th, 88th, 634, 7th, Ist
cavalry, Bregeffs Artillery, let Artillery.
Penney/mei/I-oth regiment, Bth, 2d, 10th,
sth, 12th, llth, 7th, let, 3d, 611, 98th, 95th,
83d, let Artillery.
Michigan-4th regiment, 10th, let.
Illinois cavalry.
Massachusettf-9th regiment, 22d, 20th.
New Jersey4.-lat regiment, 2d, 4th, sth.
ilfaine-44 mimetic, sth.
New Hapipehire-sth regiment.
Delaware-2d regiment.
Important :Decision by Judge Grier:
In the United States Circuit Court, in Phil
adelphia, on Monday, Judge Grier delivered
an opinion inltho matter touching the right of
the Government to seize and conftecatesessels
and cargoes belonging to citizens of States in
rebellion against the General Government,
without theirj agency in the rebellion being
shown.. A. large• amount of property •is in
volved in ttie question, whicb was argued
several month' ago by Messrs. Wharton,
Johnson and others, for the claimants, and bye
Messrs. Ashtan and •Gibbons for, the Govern
ment. The dpinion.of the Judge sustains the
views taken by , the counsel for the United
States. It is supposed, that en appeal Will be
taken to `tha'Suprente -Court' of , the United.
States. Judge Grier's • opinion is . the more
important, from the fact that •it Is the first
given by a member of the Supreme Court. -
Coariatiatiori lukt..--A. Washington
dispatch says ,there in little doubt, that the
11011110 Wiiilloll7oolloo hkthe Senate substitute ,
foi.the Clonfleistiott teral It beak
to receive the , sober 110b013.3'thought of =the
upper bodvrt--;
VOLUME LXXV---NO. 195
111cClellan''s Situation
Wu It a success, was it a defeat—was it
'Strategy, was it necessity—is the; situation
better, or is it woreo—are the questions in
everybody's mouth r in relation to the as
tounding and immenso movements in front of
Richmond.
The New York Timex says:
So far as we can judge from his' previous
movements, Gen. McClellan'had hoped to be
able to effect this change of front:without a
battle. But in this he was disappointed. De
ceived by his movements into the belief that
our, right wing had been neglected, the enemy
male a sharp attack upon it and 'though it
fellhaek; in pursuance of o rders, they were
still able to force it into a battle hich has in
volved very serious loss. How Severe that
loss will rove to have been, we cannot yet
tell. But we have reason to believe that it
cannot 'have been as heavy for us as for the
rebels, and that our force is thus, in compari
son with theirs, stronger than it was before
the battle. Of this, however, we shall know
mote hereafter. One thing is very clear :—if
McClellan . had been defeated!, be would
be retreating toward Williamsburg end York
town. On the contrary, ho is compacting his
force behind the Chickahominy, and m, ve
meats aro already 'in progress at Fortress
Monroe, West Point, Washington! and Now
York to send him supplies by the Somas Riv
er. This does not look as if he hid been so
badly crippled as to detract substantially from
the success of his movement.
The New York World has the. folltiwing
comment
Just enough of the history of the three last
days of the week is known to incite solicitude
to its highest pitch, and just enough remains
unknown to baffle all satisfactory solution.
Nobody can yet say whether the bloody busi
ness, communicated us, means a sdcoesa or a
reverse. We trust it is the former, and yet
cannot bb certain it is not the lat Mr- It all
depends upon two points—one a matter of in
tention, the other a matter of fact. First, did
Gen. McClellan really design to change his
front, and transfer-his decisive operations
against Richmond further south? ! And, sec
ond, is the left, or lower, wing of •his army
now in a situation to operate effectively inac
cordance with such a plan? To the first of
these questions, we have simply to answer
that (.len.i.McClellau keeps his own counsel ;
and to the second, that not a word has yet
been heard' from that part of the army.
The NeW York Herald, after des'cribing the
situation, says :
Here, apparently, are all tho eleinents of a
positive defeat, aucl,as the melt, si dangerous
ittuation to lien. McClellan's army. -But the
addition of a few other important facts will
put the matter int' widely different light.
The Herald than proceeds to shdyr that the
whole was in accordance to previolis arrange
ment on the part of McClellan,' and then
adds:
Rut why, the question inevitably recurs,
why this dreadful sacrifice yf human life, when
the only apparent mutt is the presence of a
large force of the enemy in the real, as well as
in the front, of our army ? We answer, that
General Al'Clellan_ could not avoid this bloody
work in changing his front in the face of the
enemy, and his base of supplies fiom the Pa
munkey to the James river ; that in holding
the enecoP:on tho north aide of the Chicka.
hominy, with the bridges over this otherwise
impassable river destroyed, his rear can be
protected by a small force, while the main
body of his army may be as usefully employed
in pushing on his left flank to the James
river, or in pushing directly foiward into
Richmond.
Here, then, we discover that; there is a
splendid ,strategical movement, !on the part
of Genera . McClellan, underlying all this ap
parently disastrous fighting, and that this
movement, so far as reported, has been en
tirely MUCOUS EfUl
The Tribune thinks that the way to success
yet through severe fighting.
O. ttiNT6l3 no RZTECATI(.I7 , PROM JAMES
ISLthD.—An arrival from Port Royal brings
intelligence that Gen. Horrna his withdrawn
his forces from James Inland, and that the re
onforcements exrectad from Key West had
arrived in good health. Deserters, professing
to come from Beaoregard's army, state that
large numbers of his mon, while on the way
to Richmond, had been divined toward
Charleston, to re-enforce the rebel army there.
As MANY questions are asked as to how ap
pointments of collectors and as4essors under
the tax bill will be made, from that can be
learned it is understood that the President
will adopt the principle pursuediin the cases
of poidmaxters in the cities and largo towns
generally, but not in every instance on the
recommendation of members of 'ongress.
PIILLOSOPHIO BURNEK
-1 NEW DOUBLE-14CTING
OM:WIWI BURNER, for CARBON OIL, is now
ready. It patesses many ad routsg,;s over the com
mon Burnet".
I. Lt mates a large or, small light with perfect
rutubtistien.
2. It u ill burn any quality of oll,with safety.
3 It be neat with a lung or short chimney.
4. It can be used as a [spot night lump.
h. It can always be rued, to born equnomlially.
b. It la mute *molly winked than any other burner.
7. it can he trionuediand lightedjWithout rawer.
log the cone,
8. It thews the white light shove the cone.
9. The chimney turn be removal or inserted ?Otto
out tenoning the glees.
These burners are the common I size, and can
he put on any Lamp now in use. Every person wrung
Carbon Oil shuulJ have a Philuemptiie homer. Price.
2.5 canto. Per dm.en, $2. Sold at :No.• 82 Poarth
stool, Pittsburgh. P. HAYDEN:
le2s.lyucsar V
I AND6NA 6 BLOOD SEARULLEK
-1.41 The outline article, Pre twred only by the origi
nal inventor, Dr, Linden), For purifying the blood,
removing taunt., Wetchel. In.. this remedy liaa no
Asa tonic;'e n ilke the. nutty rile mlsiiiree
celled "llittere,.. it kteete• no false appetite, but givon
tone and. T4cor to
iron 1,
eystem gradually and perma
nently, Like all medicines. it has -en mum
tor,eited to mach an extent, ea to render great L.:Lotion
liemouiry In purchasing.
The genuine Is fur sale In rittiburgh by B. A.
Irahuestock E. sem. a Co.. H. 1). 0.041
John Al. Fulton, Jo.. Pei t, 1/r. Labge, Dv.LAbl net
J. IL Cherry. to Allegheny City by li. F. Schwartz.
In I,..wronceville by A. Falconer..
SIXON
Corner Smithfield and Fourth errents, eels whole-
Rale and retell spat, *ben r epeclinen of the imita
tion article can be nen and compared with tee gen
uine; elm the opinion of dean. soil COMM:WM who
bait. sold and mod both artici.. - Je2r/
LIROCERLES, ita, just received and
‘,.. for enlu
'450 bb a. prhzioN. 0. Minna es
1.140 bags mitne Bb OAT.;
lihde. prime P. IL Sugar;
:10 do Unita do.
200 bbl.. choke syrup.;
LISS Ist:chests Y. 8., ti. P. slid lean .rial Teas;
10) do Oolong .d Yug. Breakfast do;
Itt3 donob Coro Broome;
luti do fancy do;
ISM bbl,. Electoral;
100 halt bbls. do;
100 groom awned Extr-ct CWT.;
SO boxes fancy Soup;
100 do Pearl Starch; •
60 'do: Miser Gloat Starch;
S OSJO 1 resorted Spit.;
Alm, a large assortment of Slroxrles generally mid
Pittsburgh manufactured art/c1e1;40 . storo , end for
isle by • . J. AsElcoll/0311,.
lot • ' = per Idltato at:
CAEOEXIE E. ALLEN, ;Bator. luso;
‘,..W comer of Fourth /Street atat(lierri• ' '
particular attention paid to the, letting. of
GRATES, ItANORS: KETTLES, iOYRDS. M.l Wen
PAVING AND JOBBING GENERALLY.
Tho only person banal the moat for coustrucilni
DODGEW PATENT . lieitit• NIBS FLADFA' Tor
Allegheny county. •
SWlrerritora loft at him office will ware t
prompt a
tention. " • .
AtiEN7'C l ,. - rEaDLEN4wiI • Tityll),ElL , e,
AND, TIIS SP% -lILATINCi OLAttligi GEN.
littALLLL—Great; lodueemeatayiliered,tor the In
tmdurtion of oar nueurpaseetl styloe of low priced.
JEWELRY and composition-rated.* ATOLIES that
;comoulad repkt male and eaortneatinrofitereryalhere.
Men or the, light land will be liberally twisted with.
For pthim and foil particulars addtese. at ones. -
- -'- • 'HI:WRAF:S.( BROTHERS,
.6711astaw street; New York:
TT IV.KitsAL ULOTI-04 WitlNVEtc."
- , -Pitions hating Suokl • theei , uid other ,
pronounce :{Ps. !!tincrisrsal ,Wringer”, supitelor fan
every respect. • Parties, wishing To purchase shook!.
ectheir Lefore'desidlog.. &Terabits oT reacentnends.!
tkm and partlcalsinftia-be had setter sridit'llubbse
Ileyot t tit,LlMe stmt. rebel'o th 4 fourth impply gban
jun boo received, .. ,L ,al - 14 P.U.11.141.P 8.
i• Jr2B ' -; " 'Sole ACOtit for thi• cnim,7•'
pETRIALITE ,- /V lO. / 1 eql/L1411.,
dirt. vadAlf UAW vitsisdr Ostbat It; IK, I
114 to glistan*itrksbmika* 1.0144 'Bold by.. 41-1
itlaga 4
I lltinattiotlr.n,
• 0 . 3,4 7-1,..0
-to
i ,
CairDID.ITES.
r i s, ,) =7 , o)NGß.F.S.S.—Josuu CopLsr, of
itikga.7 City, (formerly of Aril:tattoos Co.,
and now the Itepubhcao nominee of .that eoltutY4
will be a rarsdidate'for C04g11408 Or the =id District,
composed of the mantles of Armstrong, finder and
that portion of Allegheny lying west ot the.
ghony and north of the onto rivers, before the Con•
ventlou',.of Delegates front that part of Alit herb
county. jelt:to •
p - ..:.lllSTlittn. Ant/UNE]: .—%ll . At-
Illorrcrr trIU bo candidate for aotabraton
to Ile *Ulm of °District Attorney, subject to the de,
el:dm:v(4'1110 ILepublicatt-Couoty Courention.
solY:tc
ULYI'nICI`.,ATPUHNISY:
WareoN, of Allegheny city, will be a can
didate for culmination to tbo above office, In tbtrOcon4
vention lo be called by the liepabilcasi Executive
Coincnitie, mb23:te
Ul STK wr ATTORIS Y
deraigand *ill be cenffidete for • the above
office boTore the Itspubilein Itostilnating Convention.
MAIISUA SCHWAHTZWELDJffit.,
,-Disnutir ATTOKN Y.-=.1.50.M.
the Steararatca Will be a-candidate for noutitiii:
tiou to the oboe* allay Wore the next Ruminating
Republican County C,oneaution. apUctu
+UR Cab" Iti
441/11. CipmAILSSIONEK—RoBrar
licebenu, or Inadlay.townahlp, will be ncan=
nit County Comtuistiouer. autdect to the. de-,
ot tho Republican - County °alienation. '
—An •
UUU N TY iMIALISSIuNEtt.—.I
juxa?n,or ifigLr, cif Lower St. Clair. will be
rle+l.lur County Comml.Suner, before, the Red
.nn County Convention. 14.7:U
STA'rE, SENATE.—ltossaz,
Amnion., Fusq.,of Pl , t township, 'will . be 4
catollastelor M. State tionnte, before the next Elko
,11 Convention
SEN ArrE.—E. liAzzeis
, a anotlblato for tbo Republican nomination
re , State Senate an.lte'
afERGIL4.O•I" raziows.
6 - 601;$ I I
lIA
(sOOOO. to ;on. 0. Watt,.)
Are now receiving their Summer Stock, compilshig
every variety of goods adapted to men and boy'aleas
whicl4 lu exteut, choice tasteand
favorably with any in the trade.
Vretich, Americea and WatOf England Blahs, of
thd beet makes, of every shade and qualitysi very
large lOtsortonost; Caasimeres and Doesitioi; •Soper
Black French Doeskins; Soper Black; Breech Camel,
norrea;:,) , ..cy Bassimeres in every variety; BMW,
Bloc. and gooey Cuesitrieres; Silk - Mixed Candraerisi
of every eked', and cOlor.• • .• •
V lan' N GS—Fancy Silk. and. Satin i r eetinger DOW
styles Super Black Satin and Silk Vesting% Matisse
and Fenny Silk Vesting.; White 'figured SIMLA
Satin Lyrirtings., . .
Also;-. every variety of goods for Business .ooahr;
likewise a very choice Weakens of furnishing (BS,
adapted to Rootlet:owed Wear; •
Soliailingan early call: from oar friends and the
public.,•any °niers outmoded to, our care will meet
with prompt attention and' punctuality in all canes.
El ttlf HALE dt CU., Merchant
entail! Cer. Peon and ht. Clairatreets. • •
.ThISCELLA.V.EO III3 .
-.—
NATIONAL LOAN —Pursuant to in.
tructions from the Secretary of the Treasury,
a k will be opened on the 2.Tru DAY OF JUNK. .
1862, at the office of , Hanna, Hort d: Co:, earner of
w ...al and Third streets, Pittsburgh,' rotuurytesn'as;
for aubecriptiona, under my anperiutendenee, T er U. -
s. Conlon or }registered Bonds, redeemable or the' ..
pleasure of the United States after lice years,arld pel,l - •
able In meaty year. from date, and beariag interatt
at the rate of air peroentum. payable smateasincallyi
to be issued under the Aet of February 2.51.11,10=
These Bonds,Oated - May lit, 1862, will betoriod in -
Bums of Fifty Debars, Ono Ilundr.d Hotline:Fire . _'-._
Hundred Doltirs, and One Thousand Denali. - He -
autectiption for idea than Fifty Dollar*, star 'or any
traction of that sum, can be received. Sabecriptionii
for Fifty or Ode Hundred 'Dollar. must' be paid, az
the time of subscribing, In :hell. S. Dempod NOW,.
and the aciumblated Interest from ibe let of Hay,
1843,, In coin ; aubiwriptions for a larger ram nsaye at
the optionof the subecriber, be paid at the time; or
one-third at the time of setbscribing,Mie-tbird id
I,twenty, and enerhird in forty•daye thereaft4r. Pio:
vided that no payment Huai be less - than Fifty Dot
tom.:.'; •
thrtiflcatee will be granted in duplicate to mtbscrt.
hers fur the amounts ea paid, the 'original of wlech
the silbscriber will transmit by mail to the Secretary
or the: Treamiy. Bonds as Mermaid, wilt be brined
thereon to each eutacriber, or his order, or to the
holder, thereof, carrying interest as expreesed . in
such Certificate,
Any other information desired will be promptly
rep u oppliCatiou to the subeerlber, pertously or -
by ll
letter. JOSHUA. HAIiNA - .... - -
- Subscript= Agent.„
Prertauson LOAM Aomicr,t - . 4 •-'
June 17th, 1662. f . jerfaind --
(1111.10Etf.IN' , 6, Sx.—
N.„.1 - 56 blots. 170. t Shad . ,
25 do Eastport and Bayof Wand .Hetilig;
150 grog. tamarind Extract Ooffmt;
40,000 smarted German Ors; '
:MAO common
::.10 able. Gat rett'n Scotch Swift
100 do pate Cider Vinegar;!
150 kegs New Castle S i C. Sods;
50 do Sal. Soda; r • • :
:,50 boxes y 0 and Is S. C. Soda; t, • :,
'5O boxes amorted Chocolate;
:BO cases Conceatratod Lye; .
150 dm:a assorted Breams;
200 boxes'italtt, German and Hive Sciatti;
50 do .wrtod fancy Soap.;
150 do Pear. elarh;
:75 do Ellsor/lkas and Corn Staroh;
75 bags
;50 do •Gratti PePper,itifred;'
, 5 Bails Cul.: ,
5 cased Nutt:nage;
125 boxes assured ground f'..pfites;• •
`2O bbl.. 'lnane& 00;
~ 50 do, Winter 'Mitchel Whale 011; '
5O ao CartunOd•• ••• t.
150 box. Opal and Star Candles; .
A 1.., a lull assortment of Gmeriee gengnlly 'and
Pittsburgh tuanufAOtured artfriari, In store'saCtor
salethy — • falatTZE. LAZEATti
27 and Stat . beeld.street • :
.ELl'' Sett
a. ALLEN
Respectfully Informs the public that this celebrated
and. feehionablo watering place le now. .epte,.. maul
fallY prepared for the reception and iscainunedethen
of visitota, and irll.l' be kept open the RAI of
Wider.
Persons wishing BEDFORD lIIIIIFILDE WAFER
will be supplied at' , the Dollosink bricei' Itis
tiering, • : ,1•,,,
' , ./vr a hairs',
For a half turret, 2 OD.
Parties wishing rooms <many-information in re
gard to the phee will address the.l..l3edford Dlinaral
uprings Company, Bedford, ' - "-
tnytthilw
CINCINNATI LEAD WOKKZ,.
. .
MoCORMICK, GIBSON &• CO.,
MANUFAOTUBZILS 07
Lead Pipe.
Sheet, Lead
• And Bar Lead.
ALSO DEALERS.*
Pig Lead,
Patent Shot an d - •
• • • :••••• , Biciek
lemi &miter; itiViraii Maim aim itacinoan
Haing exclusively In the Lead Triode, ire tab tmahth
the above to better advantage to Diatom , . !AA on
amen' tenni; than ran be had elsawbera:
1562 .
n~ocoxn:-co 1862.
GOOD 4:
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131 WOOD BTB.E.ETi. PITIBII iY
~We ere note tecoltints usae Avvertnii
ready iinumil'Arrocv 'of , HATii,' - 13APS,' SUM*
GOODS. DONIILIII,I3IIAERB.HI;IODSaLLRazar:: :- - -,- :::; ,
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7oaes then in PhilsdalpEtt - ortrow Tort;
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32 MBES To td mean WID/L'';',
: 11GrOrdars tett at H. Childs Jk e.,•;:p.F4-Wood .---
.Pitutgath.i.{ll•reinavir atiarntkill te2.5:111!,
.u.Llguld.Stacteltitiepit 13 1. 111 *to ne .
'Marna, •Londesi also; -71supsand's celebrated
:Y.:ranch -Pasta Blatklng4.lalbiedetas hersuperlar far
qnic.k. and Ale p Hebb& tor -,
401111'11: littißti/VirP,
-den • • .. emat Liberty Ana Alma
•
is 0,140,N —1 cane freilkap*d
salmon; int tifitAto Panda
,zipslved
'[tole Boate4 It'd !Su Hie al iblirartity Greedy_litiks! .
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