■> " :=L ~ «, i tar s*. -~ ' ..e, ftsc-A OODGII, - isr '*«. TAIED THEOA.T, if allcwew (facO«*orr •*» ecrioa* Fvlttoa&ry ami BrcroehU* - r . % ~ 'ucarible. *• "* BBOKOHIAL THCOH£S . 1 jtrajklßioat la* i-' ASTHMA, mi oprt J| -*cod ofibct> •- *.!• Adapiqdftq if «4 with ftut 1 -f&Oto ' fiUisht# ra n>AT HOBKPIgf MARCH 20. -jHcB'JT affairs. ’irorinauL tAenuor TUB cm. jg —■naoiooiCAL Oim miiuiea may oocnx U MMriigtke paper. H tko matter Ii at tended to at Uw proper ft me, there need ko so Interroptlon ln the reeel] it of thepapere. ■ Eye and Ear- Dr. James. 1 Bud the following i uei of reoent cures performed bj Dr. J. A. Jons,, the eminent phjaieUn end turgeon, of Hew York, who hu been practising with ’suoh marked ineoeii etthe HonongeheU Ei Bn, for e few week! putt ’> Mi. John Kling, of L twrenooTiUe, bed one ewe badly disfigured, the eight being impair ed. An operetion wu performed, restoring eight end nitanl eppeerenoo. This gentle men work, et the Arsenal, when he oen be seed every, day.' 1 .... A UtUe girl, four penis of eg*, e daughter of Era. Mjera, of hut Idrerpool, Ohio, wee bore with both eye, tuned in. They wen very ntaoh disfigured, end the eight wu Im pelled. Shis cue - wee prosonneed by the femUy phyilden end other, u beyond surgl oet «kIU. Dr. Jones performed en operetion, nmovleg the defotmlty |end restoring the net nrei eppeerenoe end sight, without the child feeling eny pain. The child's eyes look per fectly inll end natural,l end the mother ex pressu the greeted! setUlnotlon. Mr. Henry Himrode, who neldu neer Bbenebnrg, Uembrie county, bed been under Hutment tor eon eyes {with numerous dooton for lour or fire peers. Dr. done, hu perfootly eared hiss in flu weeks. He expnssu him self highly gratified, end recommends the af ' fiieted to go to Dr. Jones et ohee. Mr. Jemu ilUderbrand, of White Day, Monongalia oounty, Virginia, e gentleman fifty-eight year, or age, wu blind with cata ract in one eye. An operation wu skilfully and sntisfaotorily performed by Dr. Jones, re storing vision. r , Mr; Wm. Yryer, of Stewarts town, Alleghe ny oounty, had his eye lid grown to the ball, causing en overflow of I teen end deformity. A surgical operation, was performed, end the use of the eye restored. . , Mr. Jamu Qrehami of 67 Morgen strut, Allegheny aity, night watchmen at Duquesne Depotphed been gredeally growing deaf for ibost tvo or throo }«ut| iccompMued wlw noises in his heed. Ihe noise was petfully subsided end the hearing restoeed in about halfanhoar* j- Sr. Joaos cut bo ooaiultod dally'ua til Ibo Ist of Atirilj at Ur roomi la tbo Monongabtla Homo, botwoon o!9 ▲.Meaad 9r. m. Union Feeling in Indiana County A greed Union out mooting haa boon I oellod by tbo loyal eltUeni of ledlene coun ty, to bo bold at Indiana, on Thurlday, tho ' Slot ini t. All loyal mile oro lnrlted to attend, without dlltlnotlon of parly, end Immediately after the mooting o Union League wilt bo formed. Thll action lia nooofinry in order to ooaoantrate tho loyal, lentiment, and hoop down the oopporhoadi whioh are boginning to ■how themielf ea in that region. At a town ahlp mooting,' latalyji hold at PlumTlile, a wrtat el reflation* were adopted, of whioh "aSSso^XhrtwojtiUsultaintho Federal SoTonmoht in all lta moaanroa for putting gown the alaTaholdori’ rebellion, and that any attempt to ambarreaji the gorornmant in the elocution of the oonaorlpt or any other law of the United Btatoi, will bo prompUy mot and That the eopporhoada in the Horfb who attempt to create diaaatiafaotlon In thexaaki of oorlbraTe aoldierf, and are threatening retlitenoe to the conacript law, are m+w* traitor*, than the armed rebel* of the Seath, ihd rhould receive the acorn* of all honeit men# \ ' , Ibutu —Bntni or Mn. 8.8.1. Milks. —'Ttrßight the highly eoooeiefal equeetrian performOr, Mr. Mllie, taker hli beneSt. The on announcement! of the treat ehould be uoagh to 8U the theatre tUe lhe met drama of Boekwood, with the mined SnUaa tteOd ar Bpnny Ben, ir eeleotod for the entertainment, with Mr. idlee M Bick Tania, the bold Highwaymen, aerlrted by Jfejßeadertoa ee Peter, tad Charlie Toiler ee lake Bradly, together with the whole itreagth of-the oompaoy. . The performance orill include with ‘Make Tour Will. " The great rnooerrlwith which Mateppa hat ] beta reeclreßj hat induced Manager Uender natorepeatthlt bountiful n aehtrlan drama oa Sataraay afterntjon, at hait-pait * o dock. This afford* • lae loppdrtanity to tadlee end f.-iiiec for witnessing Mtsepps, with the - bold feat aroaad the droit circle. Admission, IS eeata to all parte of the heoee, for the af teraooa performance. Don’t mite the lut ohaaoe.* •" Continental Insurance Company. gfa take jieatazi ia laying before oar read art the Jtth annul report of tbit tterliag ooapnay. Of thelpreeoßt areata of the oom r.T we tad that *s°<>i ool > »*• autttlt 8*81,948 Mreprerents the scrip fund •ei,bpart aad belonging to the eastomen; IlSt.nlS 18 the anearaed premiums; and the balance it mainly {oomposed of theprolta of thedaet half yean' basinets subject to dirir ioa between the oompaoy and its eastemtrs U July neat. Atlmay be inferred from the abore. lhe polity holderi are aUowed the im portant tight to participate in the protU of thoeoiapaay withoat incurring any liability . whatever. Tor tgrther information oa the anWect we refer our readerl to the agent Jae. -W. Arrotfc whoee offioe li at J 7 fifth (treat, ■sooond story, baek. JBvutt or TUI Place.—’Fanny BhlUlnger, 10* tiMj, midi rath before Alderman Taylor tbalßwaa Jriel: had pearly Intuited her, ’ her uaf hard uoui—la faat. eery lady, likn rrtTv. f,.- 4ft tJbopkotocropUo album, wo boro &o doubt' SftttAlM of Amoriea/' "Humming Bififl" fttf "08fUBU Loadfoopei/* ut ouo l«MiiMd iiiki fuw .' ittuvnotr aocmmt.—On i**t 8 "SS^^W-SS^SS-' tha Ohio, Mow' Whoallag. ®h«r war* orar takan bj night, and in nttampttng to otoia Ztuaa’l dam, tha boat wal upMt, and £•*•» .Smith, tagathar (tilth Hri. Waakly and har •Awo ahlldran win drownad. Jißabh Bsanns'aY Liqht*ii(o.— On Initßan- Itj nltarnoon tha larga barn af Dr, Harriott, la Chart!art townihlp, Waihington oonnty, ■ waa itwakby lightning, and .barnad down, • Thaballdlag oontalnad a quantity of whaat, \ pntl.hay, aoairingunndjomoothurartiolni, < all of vUoh *ira ooninmad. Tha farm ana {*' ban wan oacnplad by Mr. Jamal Qaiton aa AaaanVaadhliloiilihtaTy. , . 1 ajaaMkiviu M* bj '• j- • katttnot. Sbq>JatMd to uhiktttbtaoit |: aaulmWt ti Innl'inA, elnb> w-' t«M t a*aUM, ud dim mi uUMM »> ■**? to* la tkls«Uj, and »V prion Oi»,J ( J,HiU 9 o{Co.])|USlhßi|ißai Pennsylvania Volunteers,*!* reported u absent withoutileave* ThteTwu* an error. Oapt.Hallwas hoaorably discharged bn the. 10th iof Deoember, 1862, os aocount of U 1 health. Ha exhibited hif discharge in this office, hearing the signature of K. D. Town send, Assistant Adjutant General. Euhiq a Fuxoaioua Doo.—Jaoob Kerts waa sp before Alderman Tajlor yesterday, charged with keeping a ferocioss dog. The dog had bitten a little son of Christopher Hughes, while walking along the sidewalk, and henoe the arrest. He was held to answer In the ism of $3OO. risionforthrtfw- Ld&a, No. 16 Fifth Stablu Braun?.—On Thursday afternoon, a stable belonging to Gleis' pottery, and lo cated on North street, Fourth Ward, Alleghe ny, was destroyed by fire. It .is stated that the eteble was fired aoridenUHy by some boys* . A Mckdbb Discotbexd.—The body of Hr. Culbertson, who died at Zanesville over a year ego, has bean disinterred, and the stomach having been sent to Or. Woraly, of Columbus, for ekaxxdmation, polsfln, sufficient to eanse his death, was found in his stomach. Mrs. Cul bwteon admits timt she poisoned him. Kn.un>.—SUas Highberger, a brakesman on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was instantly killed, on Thursday last, at Perry Station, while in the act of making sp a train. The father ef the deceased was killed about three yean ago, and a brother had his leg taken off on the same road. Dsad.—The triplets, children of James Hoorhead, Esq'., o! Indiana eounty, were truly like the morning fiower—of short-lived existence. One of them died on the 6th, another on the Bth, and the third one on the 11th Inst. Hxx Wabtu©.—Lieut. W. W. Lyon, of the 14th Regular Infantry, wants twenty reoruits te garrison Fort Trumbull, Conn. His re cruiting office is at 127 Water street. emiAi. locAi. notices. Gao tub aid Baku's Bxwzxo Maoxibb, for family and manufacturing purposes, are the best in use. A* F» Oxavobt, General Agent, f HO. IS, Fifth street. Jubt RnrasßS from thi East.—Samuel Graham, Herohant Tailor, would'reipeotfuUy inform his friends and the publlo in general that he has just returned from the But with his new stook of Bpring afid Summer Goods, consisting of all the latest styles of eleths, eassimeres and vestings. Gentlemen desiring a stook to seleot from that oannot be surpass ed by any other in .the city, and their gar menu made in the most, fashionable manner, would do well to give him a call before pur chasing elsewhere. tiAnnin Qbahak, Merchant Tailor, No*>4 Market street, one door from Third. Cbbaf Clotuiuq abb Wkbbb to But Tax*. —The enterprising firm of Wm. H. MoGee A Co., merchant tailors, corner of Federal and Diamond square, Allegheny, being fully aware of the extraordinary advance in Spring goods, have purchased last fall a beautiful assortment of doth, oasslmeres, vestings, Ac., and they are now ready to open their Spring trade with superior articles, at greatly re duoodprioes. Thay will sell their goods by the yard If desired, end as they keep con stantly on hand a large supply of ready made olothing, customers can be aoeommodated on damand, or have a neatly fitted suit to order. The work Is all done under their supervision, and always warranted to purchasers. Fob Salb—A Panorama of the Present War, the best exhibition of the kind traveling, is offered for sale at a great bargain—less than half its oost. It is now making a ncoessful trip, giving perfect satisfaction to nil and re ceiving a liberal patronage. A small invest ment will give a man a rich paying business. References will be given by which any one may learn of the popularity of the exhibition and the amount of money it is making. Ad dress L. D. Btone, Pittsburgh. 4t» Ds, Stebbbtt restores, by plastic opera lost or displaced eye lids, operates forSirabii nns (crooked-sight,) Epiphora, (tear running over the eheek) forms Artificial Pupils, Ac., removes Cataraotby anew operation, oauslng but slight pain or risk to the eye. Consulta tion free. Many in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Wejtarn Pennsylvania and Ohio, who have submitted to the operation, ean be ■ seen and consulted. Besidenoe, Ho. 277 Penn streot. mh!7;eod3w Haw Axuval or Srauro Goods.— Mr. J. M. Burohfteld announces in oar advertising columns, his second arrival of Spring Goods. The assortment Is complete, and the styles axe of the freshest patterns, bought under his own supetition, at the cheapest rates, and he offers now to oash buyers rare bargalni. He offers, also, bleached and unbleached mus lins, Irish .linens, and a lot of ola goods at very low prloes. SoLDnu, see to you own health, do not trust to the army supplies ; Cholera, Fever and Bowel complaint will foUow your slight est indiscretion. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A OIHTM.BHT should be in every man's knap sack. The British and Brandi troops use no other modloinas. Only 2ft cents per. Box or Pot. . 210 Caoion Holiday M. Bob aria, Ho. 17 fifth itraat, la now opanlhg tha malt oholoa itook of tea Gold and SllTar Watehaa, Jtwilry, Bllrar Warn and fancy Goo da crar diaplayad in thli city, and la loll ing tham at ramarkably law prioai. Gmura Calli will ba takaa at tha Gmnlbua oßoa, Ho. Ut Llbarty Itraat, day or night. in ardan laft at tha abora plaoa will ba promptly attandad to. dll eaUI mart ba paid fa at raton. do Ir yos datlra any rapaln or altarationi to yonr dwalling, or plaau of bulnaii call and Saara yonr ordar at Cnthbart’i Oarpantar and Jobbing Shop, Virgin Alloy, abora Bmlthlald ataaat. All work promptly attandpd to. J But uiortmant In tha city of Photographlo Alboma, at Plttook'i Album depot, oppoilte tha Poit-ofloa. Pnoroauraio Albuki at Pittook'i, oppo llta tha Poit-offlea. Phoiooutbio Atisu at Pittook’i, oppo iltotha Poit-oßoa. WAITED IMMEDIATELY. —300 YV MIS: OADLKABB., SIVME3, DBILL- Asa and LABOaiBS. fU bait ol: wagal (hm. Acolr lamadliuly. at tka flea boat lard o( lOM- LiBBOH, HnBXUFII A 00., on thi Mononuhala I liUer, Bobo Bring*. • moiosiw SITUATION RANTED.—A young ■wan, (Wo%tided in am at Battle of AntUtnm, which jmrata.hla from working at hie trade.; wtobm adlaatJon at aa/tidag when beavr work fa DctrtatriradatvnMnt. Bnqoir* at Vo. S&T Liberty i atiMtp Or addnm A U, Box H 9, Fittabmb p. Q. 1 ’ Mfctf WANTED— A GARDNER, lo take ear* of a VniH Oardeo aad email VlneyerJ, aear lb* citv. Baooaxaewdatiace required. laqoir* it W WATfcm WTMIf . : WMTTM. Bi. Lodi*, Much IP.—Th* Democrat Memphli ipocial lay. that Intelligence hu boon reoelred from tho Yexoo expedlUor up to Saturday. Th* fo*t coniUud of tho ChUUootho, Buon Da Kalb oni hr* gunboou ol tho muiqulto fleet, and 18 transport.. At tho town of Greenwood, ot th*confluence of tho Totlohotchlo and Yallebuhe tlrere on Thundey eronlag, tho OhlUlooth* woo flrod upon by o buttery of At* henry gun*. Tpo fltlng continued nil d»y Friday. A few ehota were exchanged on Saturday momlag, th* ro eultof which ii not jot known. Th* ChUUootho rooolrod ilxty-fonr ehou, one of which Onlerod th* port-hole, kilUng throe and wounding fourtoon. Beildca th* Oroonwood battery the enemy li .aid to bo ■trongly fortiflod at Yepoo and Munch..tor. At lee t account, our Act WMthm olio. ul»r* tho junction of th* Tallahatchie and T*lUbaih», 300 Alias from Esin*, w»d 160 fr< m.outobet°from tho Vlckiburg fleet to th* llth. uy tho Luke Freridonoe Canal 1. com nlotod and water willh* I*ll* In about a week, iho rebel gunboat Webbl. lying dole to th. •hor* ot Vlckiburg, rappoeod to bo In a link lag eo&dUlon. _ ~ „ ~ Chioioo, Maroh 19.—A .pedal Memphl. dlepatoh -to tho IWhene, dated yoetuday, “intolUgonoo from th* Yaaoo Pmi expedi tion to Saturday morning la.t hue been to oeived. The fleet ooniiitod of the gunboat. OhlUl oothe, Be Kalb, Are email gunboat.- of thoj Mo.quito float, and aighteon traniporte. Th* ChUUootho being In th* adranco, cam*; upon a rebel battery of Are luge gone at, Oroonwood, at th* confluence of tho Telia hatohoo and Yallabuiha rlreri. Tho light oeand at duk. Tho battery and tho ChUUootho bring engaged all Friday. Tho Chlllieoth* robatred ilxty-four .hot., 1 one ontulng her port hole, killing throe and wounding fourtoon peraone. On Baturday morning a few ehota were , giod, they being, It 1. .aid, ihort of arnmunl ißTßllhUtft'dH* AMD | tton. . Rules of coußTs.-Buiei or *-u i tho Conrta of Low ted XqtUty—State aod Oolted BtetW l -which are hidden Intb* Oitj of Ktli* burgh, and of Iho (Soprano Oourt of tka United Btalea. Heron codec. Compiled byßlcbard Bceaja, S«Q. 1 roL octaro,of orar 800 pages, with cordons Jndexco and intaTtaaraa, for addlikma in HB. Ft la ytn DoUan* Far aala bf gini/owa™. WK.tt.FOHtWIOBAOO, 67 Wood atteot. DUSTING & SCRUBBING BRUSH- Xlr-Tfc* floMt tn*litj oC WWW BriitU Dnt> koiuA*«»ta* iiumll*, ferula at th» I»ml^79IS*OP. , »i , -* •"" ' " ■ i THE LATEST NEWS BT TELEGRAPH. FROM WASHINGTON. OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES. Bpedal Dispatch to tb* Pittsburgh Gasette. : Wabhibgtom, March 19, 1862. , THB FAT OF BOLDIBBS—DAFT. BABSTOB—IBOB , CLAM—GOV, QUILT ABB ABIZOHIA. I , The requisitions of the paymasters for the I Western armies are now being rapidly filled I et the Treasury Department. Many of these I troops have not been paid uinoe last fall. I Capt. Barston, of the Regular army, form er ohief-of-staff to Gen. Lander, and after- 1 wards to Gen. McDowell, goes to-morrow to the army of the Potomaoas Adjutant General for Hooker under Seth Williams. I Sixteen more iron-olads are to be finished | by New Tears. Thirty more vessels have been added to the navy since the last report, in the Navy Register just published, was I made up, making nearly five hundred in aIL I * Governor Gariy started for Cincinnati this I afternoon, and will return in two months to I get Us final Instructions for Arlsona. He had interviews to-day with the. President, Secretary of War, General Halleck, and the Postmaster General. | Ariionia Is to be added to the Department of California, under General -Wright, Gen. Conlton, in command of New Mexleo, favoring the change, and troops .will be sent from California to dofend the new Territory. A regular mall to the Territory, through Me llila Valley to Tuacon, will soon be established. FATMABTBBS BBIBBTATBB. Six paymasters In tha Department of Ten nessee and Kentucky, recently dismissed from the service on the recommendation of Major C. T. Learned, and Incompetent, vie: Foote, Munes, Lowry, Hay, BabeT, and Hayes, have been Reinstated. The value of Learned's report oan be estimated from the faot that Isaac N. Cook, the gambler and de faulter, was reported as efficient and of exoel lent character. The course pursued by Mr. Learopd has been tbe subjeet of severe critieitm, and be has been removed for Irregularity and insubor dination. BOVTHKBB BXFUQUIS. The Provost Marshal has determined to deny refugees the privilege of passing through our lines with Impunity, on the simple state- I ment that they are refugees. It has been I discovered that many rebels have used this | as a cloak, and made purohases, gathered in- I formation, Ac., and then returned. Mrs. j Constance Casey and Mrs. B. C. Hyde, who 1 arrived here a few days ago, as refugees, are 1 among the latter named class, but were de- I tooted before they eseaped through the lines on their return, and divested of their pur chases, letters, Ac., and escorted beyond the lutes yesterday. I - COMXIBBIOBIB BOUTVBLL’S DKCZSIOBB. Strenuous efforts are making to procure the reversal of ex-Commissioner Boutwell's deci sions. That burial oases are not to be under stood as coming within the meaning of hol low ware, in the tax law, and are, therefore, subject to to three per cent, duty Uke other manufactures, instead of a dollar and a tun. Cincinnati has sent a messenger hen to induce Commissioner Lewis to overrule this decision of Mr. BoutwelT*. TBS OOXBCRIPTIOS LAW IS TBS A BBT, Soldlors of all our armies weloome the Con sorlption law with enthusiasm, and declare that if the necessity arises they will march to enforoe it. A Brigadier General in Bosecran’s army sajs it was electrified with joy at its passage. In Gen. Hooker’s army the soldiers are all talking about It, and speculating as te the verbal means of carrying it out. A general officer at Baton Kongo writes that *lt is the one thing needful to save the country. BOW TABXBIB VIQHT. Thirty-one prisoners of war, from the recent cavalry fight at Kelly's Ford, brought here to-day, say that the Yankees fight like the devil.- They acted like tigers at Kellj's Pord. The prisoners are In a wretched, state of des titution. coxniTiox or taa axmt or thb toioiiac. Gen. Stoaeman, Chief of General Hooker's Cavalry, writes, in a private letter, that the Army of the Potomac was never so thoroughly organised or efficient as now. thb ooßsctirrioß law. Th* Government is hard tt work seleoting offlosrs under tbo conscription law. Probably nil will be Appointed at one*, tbs list being kept open till completed. WOOVSBS AT KILLT'I VOKO. Cel. Dorster, of the 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry, formerly Provost Marshal of this District, was slightly wounded in the engage ment at Kelly's Ford. Representative Hooper, of Boston, has boaght the house formerly occupied by Gan. ttoOiellan, on.H street, for $21,000. BMATOB MOBOAK. Senator Morgan is negotiating for ex-Meyor Jewett's house, for which $30,000 Is asked. The prioo Is muoh beyond the original oost. WasniaaToi, March 19»—An aooident oo eurred this morning on th# Orange and Alex andria Eailroad, at Aeoontlnk run, by whloh four men wen killed apd several wounded, all i belonging to the Hew York 148 d regiment. I The train ran Into a mole team, throwing off I two ears on whloh were soldiers, who were to load the train with wood. From the Yasoo Expedition. Baaidaa the Qraanwood batter;, tba rebate are laid to ba atrongl; forUSadat Yaaoo 011; and ldanoHMter.- '■ , The float »t tba 1m t. aooounta waa Urea mllaa abora tha'lnaettbn st tba Arm, IDS SlS bomHateu and lSOaUaa from Tim WtJv. .. ... ' ' .f-LO'w : -:: . »,.'t Tii. ‘.J "-i From the Army of the Potomac. Eudoca&tkbb Aeut or rax Potomac, 1 Mueh 19,18*3.! } Richmond paperi u Ut« as tho 17th haro boon reeeired here. Among the billi pondiag la the rebol Scant* ft one for the oonftieetion of thi luaoof in terest end etook owned by the Tele graph Company end other elieh enemlei in the lines of 'telegraph in the Confederate States* A leading editorial in the fiwmiW, of the nth, says: . „ . In nbmbers and mppliei we have not tho toast protonslon to rival tho North; This is not a eauso of regret. Tho Southern amj sonsists of disciplined and rote ran troops. Tho real numbers of tho. Confederate lorao 1s unknown, bat three hundred thousand of saeh soldiers as those now near Fredericksburg, are abundantly sufficient to defend'any ooun try against the armies of the world. The destiny of tho Confederacy is complete ly staked on tho struggle of the {next three months. To attain a complete success it is only necessary to get together andkeep toge ther the officers and men who have boon train ed and inured to eerrics. • | Tho JEbqwirer strongly opposed the proposed Stats monopoly in salt. | The telegraph from Port Hndsop was read in the rebel Senate and caused a likely sense tion. I The Whig, of the 18th, mourns over there nrses in the Southwest, bat suggests that a day may come when Sen. Booker will reoeivo a crushing blow, and erery Union eoldier will bo needed to defend Washington. Cold is qnotod in Richmond at4@« 38; sil ver 4@4 10; bank notes 80 per premium. Fifteen hundred dollars is offend for a two uars* substitute In tho ttvalry. | Onr late raid noar Cnlpsppor sraf construed, in Biohmond, into an adranoe moTemsntupon Bordonsville. It was admitted there that Stuart was compelled to fall baokJ A Charleston dispatch, of the 118th, says that all it quiet along tho eoast tq-night. The robots freely admit a teverq lose in the cavalry Bght of the ITth. Man; valuable o Sloe re were killed, among them! was Major Pelham, Chief of Stuart’s staff., r Prisoners say they did not know that onr oavalry would fight to dsttaatqly, and are very (rank in admitting the gallantry and splendid ohergei made by oar moa. Tho rebel lots wai about one hundred killed. I Coastal Booker reviewed the 13 th Corps to dXJr I' Oi rualtiil in tho aval tj fight of the Oureasv .let r .- -- - 17th will number lest than All the wounded were brought Into oampiexoept five, who woke too severely hart to bo moved 10 great afdlstanoe. The ©avalry are in gnat spirits over their affair, whioh they claim to bo the greatest hand to hand cavalry combat that evbr took plaoe on this continent, and only equaled by one fought in Europe. The enemy are not inclined to talk about it, and no elori or insinuations come; from their pickets'. ' We bare a snow storm to-night.^ i i - • . ' Southern News. Foufusa Mosioi, March 19, —The Rleh' mood Whig, of the 17th, ieje: Bomberdmen oommekieedoo Port Hadion et t»e o'clock oc tholdth. At twoly. o’olook at night, aloe perate jeagegomnit took place, the enemj et temptuig to pall oar betteriei coder corer of darkoHi. The tring wai terriSo. Ooegns boat phased in a damaged condition. The G. S. »lo*p of var Mississippi wa» {bunt to the edge in front o< oar batteries. Ono largo weasel vaa eomplotelj riddled, a third badly trippUd, and the cost driven back. Oar Tiotorr is oomplete. No casualties on oar port. i Thlrty-iU man and on# mldahipman of tha iMissiasippl were brought In by oar oar- I airy, several severely- wounded. Farragnt's! flag-ship wont down tho river, disabled. Nothing further In yesterday*! Richmond paporie | liaalt Tuesday, CaL,Bpea», of l.the Elareoth Pennsylvania Cavalry, and somis artillery, at tacked therebel breastworks on Blaokwater, bat failed to oarry thorn. Oaf Ipie waiievcn toon wounded and milling. A detachment of mounted riflas, under Lieut, Hill, captured ten rebels at the aamo time. ! CharUtton, March U.—ln addition to the nsael blookading fleet, Including the Iron sides, a monitor lron*elad arrived to-day, and took her position with the flaetj Jatlttotig ilitt.f March 14.—1 olarably au thentic tnformauen «»yt that Helena waa at tacked in the rear oa Monday, jtho. 9th last. Heavy firing waa beard thore yjeaterday. m Thirty-three death! hare occurred! from the explosion of the laboratory! on Brown's Islahd. The tout kllied~and wounded is 94. The explosion took place laat Friday. TfcW Galveston A’*ies, of tha j 24 inat., aayt thatkn official letter from the french Consul at Matamoraa states that the oity , of Mexloo haa been captured. by the French troopa. Ktoxviilt, March 14.—The bridge# on thn Basil Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, de stroyed by the Yankees aome| weeks alnoe, hotel been replaced. The regular ichedale will he retained to-toerrow. J H, Ct, March Brittih steamer Britannia, four days jTrom Glasgow, arrived yesterday with a valuable cargo. | The steamer Gsrtruie, ffom Greenock, I Scotland, arrived at a Confederate fort this morbiog with a raiuablo cargo of merchan dise 1 . i 1 Okarlaton, March J5—A British steamer reached a Confederate port last night, loaded with morchandiia. She brings Nassau dates of Thursday. the steamers Ruby, from Charleston, and t Giraffe, from Wilmington, had arrived safe ly r' at Nassau. ( , * Many new steamers had reached Nassau ' frojb England, intending to ran the blockade. From Nashville. March 10.—Captain Julian, of the Pint Tennenee Cavalry, wai killed yesterday by guerrillas, neat Hillsboro, Ten neiiee. i J fjntler’i wagons me attacked by guerrilla! on I the Mortreeaboro pike to-day, lit mllee f r «n Hashrille. The captured wagone were j bairnt. the army hai not yet moved forward, but ard occupying their old at Mnrfroes bolo. the rleer ll falling. Jgras and Ammunition Seized, lew You, March 10.—A Kingston, Ja lea, letter, of the-Tth of Marsh, gteei a report that Admiral Wilkes had boarded a British renal, laden Kith armi and ammunl tlin for the Trench Army at Vera Crui, and haring reaione to impact that they were in tended for the rebell, had them oonveyodon board hi! own ihip. the renal wae not de- I tMhed. the itory created tnnoh azoltement et Kingston, bat It Is supposed here to he a canard., - . Counterfeit $5O Bills. Hiw You, Match 10.—Counterfeit $5O lUi.onthe Central Bank of Worcester, Man., lire demoted to-day, at the banking houteof fhompion A Broi. The mu offering them rat arrested. The exeontlon wai perfect, literal bad been cold in Wall street before the letedtlon. i Markets »T Telegraph. ' PnrLn»nniu.llnrchl9.—Tlioto lt no cbmgo In brondituO; tho mnrket il doll lid prlooo drooping: ■iloi of six hundred bnrrele of door nt 800 25 fir ouperllne; (3 6007 br extro; nnd $707 BO br oitrnfentllj. Bpn floor nomlnnlot »5, nnd Corn Heel Oflirlnge of nhent.exo light. but thorn lo IS J S$ IdnnMßd kt is BOOii fluiiM 1* wanted At 14 25$ 460 In protlilon* there f» ▼eryUW!* doiog; ■*!«■ df mot. pork nt 113. Lord h““- drod liorcoe pickled homo oold nt B)i&9e. Whloky dollnt*9@BOo. - £uaun. Horch U-BrenJng.-riour In good d, nnd jeoterdny’e dndlno wentoeorerediteloo D bblo ooporflno nt 16 9008, .Wheat SoBo>ot- «l2,iritbndan mnS.t, An lm. S^Sd'blunglnthoptootolonmerkots nolooMUntrj fews'itaSx'as E| I SSssk«'t:ss: f oSdIJSSdSIiSi Slloer UOlkxohnugeobnd,. O. w- WU^WAMO * UO - B . - IMPBOTW BQOBJ-* THBfIAD II ireighu lelend«s: Mich. family Stxeing JUacMnet. xe%. -. y •■-• ■ - **!*<£* ! Th. wobne-whlpir.^^ tsatsassfifif FHOM WASHINGTON Uall J)lip%tch« to tli» Pitirtrargb Gtoatte. 'WASHisaiox'Marok 18,1863. KAKBAB IKS lAS BRIG ASK* Col. Phillips, of KiirtM, (believed to be the well knows JVi6itn« correspondent of Bor der RbWUw times,) is now engagedin organis ing b Brigade of Indians to consist of fiveor six regiments, suitably armed and equipped. It is expected to start from Lawrence in Kan sas, before long in a southerly direction. Its first destination will probably bo the Chero kee country, where the aboriginal traitors re quire attention, bnt there is reason to believe that New Mexico and even Texas may yet prove the goal of the expedition. OAUTO&StA GRAKT BuiVXHDID. The SecAtary ef the IntaHor has suspend ed the issue of * patent io Vincente P. Qomer for the Poroohe Gronde, in the Southern Dis triot of CaliforniA. This U dontf at the re questor the Attorney 1 General, who desires: to hare the title investigated by the Supreme Court of the United States.* The grant >U said to oover a quicksilver mine. Washihgtox, March 19, 1863. The following order was Issued from the War Department a few days since, and from the list seleot the names of interest to your readers: u i tt accordance with seotlon 10 of the act approved July 17,1882, ana with General Or ders No. 213, from the War Department; dated December 23,1892, the President orders the following assigments of officers to the staffs of the Army Corps named, to wit: ▲ibistaxt adjutaxt gshxkalb. Lieut. Oolonel J. £. Gafeiehe, Assist Adjt. General U. S. A- to the 14th Army Corps, from Nov. 8, 1802, his rank being fixed in the army. Kilted in battle, Deo. 31, 1862. Llent. Oolonel J. A. Bawllngs, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, to tho Army of the Tennessee, with his rank, of Lieut. Oolonel, from the Ist of Nov., 1862, to the date of hli original assignment to the 13th Amy Corps. Major Colvin Goddard, Aid-de-Camp to the Army of the Cumberland, with rank and pay of Lieut. Colonel, from Jan. 9,1863.“ Major Lyne Burling, Assist. Adjt. Geh. of Vols., to the 2lst Army Corps, with rank and pay of Llent. Colonel, from January.2o, 1883. . • ' Major G. E. PJynt, Assist. Adjt. Gen. of Vols., to the 14th Army Corps, with rank and pay of Llent. Colonel, from Jan. 28, 1863. ~CapUin G. B. Thruston, Ist Ohio Cavalry, to the 20th Army Corps, with rank and pay of Lieut. Colonel, from Feb. 24,1663. Lieut. Oolonel A. 0. Ducat, to the Army of the Cumberland, with Ms rank of Lieut. Col. from Nov. 14,1862, the date of the original assignment to the 14th Army Corps. ABBIBTAST lIBFKOTOnS GXXXBAL, Msjor Doan Platt, Assist. Adjt. Gen. of Vols., to the Bth Army Corps, witn rank and pay of Lieut. Colonel, from Jan. 1,1863. Major A.Schwarts, 2nd,lllinois Cavalry, to the 13 sh Army Corps, with rank and pay of Lieut, Colonel, from Jan. 1, 1863. Lieut. Colonel A. Von Bobtaver, 7th Ohio Vols., to the 14th Army Corps, with his rank and pay of Lieut. Colonel, from Jan. 28, 1863. Major W. D. Sanger, 53th Illinois Vols* to the 15th Army Corps, pay of Lieut. Colonel, from-Ecb. 16,1863. Major W. l2th Miohlgaa Vols., to the tfth'Army Corps, with rank and ,p*j 4»t Lieht. Colonel, from Feb. 10; 1863.' 'Capt. W. H. Thurston # -52d"Indiana Vols., to the 16th Army Oorps, with rank and pay of Llent. Oolontfffrom Feb. 28,1563. fennsjlrapta Legislature. Deported for the PltUburgif Gfisetta. Habkibbcbo, March, 18, 1863. Hotnx.—The Housereauomblod at 3 p. u., attire* •noted the farther consideration of the genonti ap propriation bill. Section 28 was adopted. It appropriates to tho Philadelphia School of Design for Women, for the permanent endowment of tho same, the too of $20,- 000 to he paid whenever a like sum of $20,000 shall be accomalatedand paid into the treasury Of said corporation for tho said endowment, and the State Treasurer shall pay tho tame whenever he shall he •at&fled that the condition of this appropriation lias been complied with. The Allegheny delegation voted In favor of the eectlon. , „ Section 31 was adopted. Mr. Kaino, of s ayelto moved w amend by appropriating |4U,00 j for the com pletion of Block 0. of the Woatern Penitentiary at Pittsburgh. The amendment was loat; yoas, 31 \ uji, 67. Tbe Alleghany members roU'd In favor of tin amendment. Mr. Ha Ins amended th* 371 h section to that tbe Breseat8 reseat contract or supposed contract with George leuner for publishing tbe Legislative Bscord eball ceaeeorcktte with thepreeent session. Adopted. Section 63, appropilatlng $3,00.) to th® Mercy Hosnital (to be paid over to Wn. E. Smith, James Hetdmaa, B. J. Grace, James McCabe, W. H. McGee, James P. Barr, John B. McFadden and Jae. Wood* well) of Pittsburgh, was adopted. Mr. Shannon, asso offered to amend, by apprcprial lag ss,oUj for the Pittsburgh Infirmary, cuuuuonly known as tbo Pasaarant Hospital, of Allegheny cuonty. Lost; jess, 43; nays, 46 ; tbe Allegheny meitbera voting far it.* Mr. Grom, at the Wth section, moved to appro priate H,ooa to the Passavant Uoepltal of Pitta* burgh. Adopted; vote, 63 to fid. Mr. Benedict, of Huatlagdoa, moved to Insert sec tion 61, to pay $64 69 for labor done on the old Port* age.Uoed In April, May and Jane, 1619, by Michael O'Brien, now deceased. Adopted. Mr. llopklas, of Washington, eCLred.cft an addi tional section that tbe officers of the Leg»lamro, af ter tbe present ecttlon, shall be as follows: Tor the fisnate, one chief cieri, one assistant dork, three .transcribing clerks,onesrrgeaut-st-arms, one assis tant sergsnntmt arms, one ooor-keepsr, two assistant door-keepers, one messenger, and one acelstcnt me*- eengef: and lot the House of Bopre#sntat|vef, one chief clerk, one assistant clerk, four transcribing derka, one ser*eint-*t-arfias, two assistant sergeant alarms; one door-keeper, two assistant door;keepers, one messenger, and two asdiiant m«meogen, a post master, and lour pesters, and four folaeis,-and no more; and none ol sale officers shall return at swe* to the next meeting of tbo Legislature; except the chief elarka. the assistant clerks, one transcrib ing deck foreach house, to bedeilgnated bythechlef clerk, the sergeaat-at-anas and woo assistant, the dour-kosper and obe atsUtaut, and the mssteogera and postmaster; and all.acU and parts of acts incon sistent with, the provisions ot this section are hereby repealed. Adopted. The bill vrss then passed. , . , auuT*.— I The following bills were peasant A fur ther supplement t> an act entitled an act relative to the Settlement of pubUo accounts; bill to fix and equalise the commission ol County Treaaurets, In cer tain coonLity ot *bu Commonwealth, bill to change the par value of the stock ol the Phl adelphla and Brie Bailroad Co.; bill to incorporate the borough of Wilmington, Lawrence oounty. The 10-lowing bills were Introduced: ' Mr. file.n—bill relative to inspection of domestic distilled spirits. It requires tbe use of the same in etnunente for guaging sod proving distilled spintsas thv United filateslnspectors are now required to use under the prevlaloue of the lid section of tbo United States KxciseTnx, approved July Ist, 18BA Mr. ttoblnson—Bill to incorporate the Seneca Oil Company.* Location county. Capital stock 8,000 shares, of $6O each. Liberty vsgltren to Increase capital stock so as not to exceed 10,000 shares. CarpoTaftore art, Jssathan Watson, Wm. H. Abbott, A. B. Tank, Hamilton McCUntock, Geo. It. Blseell, L. Haldemao, W. A. Sfanevce, M. L. Bogg, SarnL J. Brown, lL M. Hamilton. - *** B£ WMJTG JMCMJrES. (17 HEELER & WILSON'S ‘ IMPBOTKD FAMILY BEWINC MACHINES AreatUl offered at LAST TNASB fBIOJBB. Upward* of 110,000 of thee* celebrated Machine* are mow ia nxocwfal operation. _ 23,000 told during tie pvt Tfcli Machine will «Utch,b*m, tuck, gather, oord and braid. jJXf atltck milk* on both aide*. la adapted.* **££*: eat and thlnatt fabrtd; wj «mpfc In wrtrootlwi ' elegant !m design andfinUb; ha* teoelTW the &IQBEBT FBMKTUMB A t til Fair. wbAexhlbltad.bolh |“ mod Varooe; hM obtained, bj f** , » lb* hwyg9:dswlyT OE'To Mervou* Sufferer* of JBotir BEAKS.—A reverend gentlemen taring been «• -•tored to health in a few days, after undergoing ail the canal rontino end Irregular expensive mode* ol treatment, without sacceu, considers it his sacred duty to oommanlcate to his afflicted fellow afestores the sun or ocas. Hence, on the receipt of an ad* dretsod enrelope, he will send (frt-ej a copy of the prescription uaod. Direct to I>r. JOHN MDAG NALL, 188 Pulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. mhlltlydswT .' WU. 0. BOUKSOM...«Vm—..U...<—B* AlhhKO. WITHXOW DOOOnASS..~.~.~...~.M.wnjOH MILXIE. rae-BOBlffSOff, MINIS & Mix- LKKS, YogkdXbs and Machixists, Wassimotom Woui, Pittsburgh, Penn’o.: Onrzcsr No. SI MAttxrrSrxaT. Manu&ctnre all kinds of STEAM ENGINES AND £ULL MACHINERY, CASTINGS, RAILROAD WORK, STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON WORK. ■•" JOBBING AND REPAIRING done on short lotlce. mhSB:dly rypjixaofiA oil wobks. hong, Jtllllcr If Co. Works at Sharpsburg Btattca, Allegheny Voik) R*iim*it ' Office and Warehouse, No. S 3 MARKET STREET Pittsburgh. Manufacturers oi ILLUMINATING and LUBRI* GATING CARBON OILS and BENZOLE. •V*No.l REFINED OIL, warrmaUd uou-cxplo tire, always on hand. ocl&lyd Steel Works, isAio jos*s«.^...jon n l. botd ,m.w. n’otrixones. JONES, BOYD & CO., , % Manafactaren of OAST STEEL; also, SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL SPEING3AND AXLES, corner or Roes and JBrstitfeet*, Pittsburgh, PcunV , -- --- - , oca t*> & KEBST oiiiuiAa: UiMDiriOißEriiJ, AHD BUAS3 PLAISBS. " And Manufacturers of tADDLE&Y.ASD OABRIAQS HAEDffAES, bo. 7 fin ULAIB SXBEKT, and DCQUBdHE WAY, ne*r tiie Bridge, hh pfrrsßPßgg, pa tyBTJBKB & BABBES, FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE, BASK VAULT IRON VAULT 8008, AND STEEL-LINED SAFE . MANUFACTURERS. No*. R& «nl 131 Third tirtel, bchoocn Wood and Si&WtJUld etreett— North tidt, ■ feVBAHK LOCKS alvaye on hand- wt=2s SPECIAL SALK OE A LARGE AND elegant col’ectloo of '• RARE AND BRAUTIFCL S E A SHEL L S, AT THBAIABONIO HALL HODS*, Ho- &6 r.flh street, to be aald without any reserve or U nits m to price, 20,cave, part of a rcoent »hip meat from Loudon, Kncland, of tome of the meet splendid MARINE SHELLS ever before wltneaeed fn this city, with rartcns.otber natoml curkadtUa, comprising— Corots, Cameos, Pearls, tfc., OonsUtlLff of orcr I.OCO apedm«ns, «ueh ..as hare never before been offered at public Sal* lu Hits bargh. A rare opportunity is noweffertd to the kit* l&cas. Tbo public, and the tadiae (o particular, are ihTltedto w" ln * this magnificat,! aaaorimeot ef cariosities from the DOMIXIOHS OF OLD HA TUBA. Thtae are the Works, of Ha tore, *sd no artiste that aver lived could imitate them la shape or colon, TdE WONDERS AND BEAUTIES OF THE MIGHT* DEEP.” Theflratsaletakn plica WIDHB9DAI KVKH* ING, March 18th. at o’clock, and ccattnn# on TUHBSDAY, rBIDAY and fIATUBDA*, at the same bear. T. A. McCLSLIiAND, Aw*. ?. DOIT AM» Sols American Agent for the On. mbit- LADIES’ FI SB COHGBESS GAItEBS, of the latest fctyJo. & Ui(« anertatiit of UDIES* FISK BALKO&AIifIt Of every' daecriptlon> LtDllb'j MOBUCOO ASO GOAT BOUTS, ell etylee. OHIL-: OBXH'B SHeKS, GAITKB3 AHDBaLHOBaLB, Is abtindancavi Keir Goods arriving every day. SotvlthatandtDk geode ‘have advanced SO per ceat. Xa*t, ire are iti u ■oiling very Iqw. • - r : I mhli . / ■ JAMBS BOBBr 89-W*rh*t atoeet,. InooaMCtIon»iIhHABVEr,COLLISBABItAOK, | OUBBEtt 80LBD 8HOE&? * Waehtngton; D. 0., Qenerai Government Ageoti. j ill rjIHB NATIONAL CLAIM AOKNOY SOLDI iLS' PAT, PKM3IOSB AMD DODMTIIB. 103 MM 4cwr ftelew Oeliolie Oferdk, tmumm. Pa. •VGUlsuol tht* DWirnt of A'STBM? ' PITTBBUGGH, PA a full tteorunent of PIJT6BPJ2GH MAUCPAO TUBED PPB3irUJi«f ooartantlj on h«*. w>Uh we will tell at the Towert OTtaaeftrOASTV ItiJflilTweeU • RUMCUAN fiOHIIUG UFisIUTAUUKU. —Hotwitbitacaing th> tlUcka of BtMtwla vttdMi, wbo wpir. t» ttifl nine of own, the ' - 1 • BUSSUH PEBBLE SPECTACLES th. BDB3IA* IHIBBLK ones, Fcfreelehr 1, DIAMOND, Practical Opticiwi, Man tt lactam of tfc* BaaUn P»J>bl* Spjctaci «, Foal BttflAhat. KVKKUIUSKMB, &0. Howie the yonwimt Urge, One APPLE THUS, largo BVEUQ EEBN9, do., At lowjrlcee, to tendon ytoretdento MTJBDO.CK/fi HHBBBBQB AHD O'kXLkSV HUBBEBIEI ; mhUl orKiay BXOUK. ot' ~T>. 7 BOOTS, BHOM, OiintM ASP B4.LBOBAUS, Jost noalTt&c .t BOSLABD'B.nHukrtSU f i«Ak brand a. u MAMtf.—A freiS; ■apply. canvMMd - Mid uncaiitMMd, p4t ap «s« 1 pnaly tor th* ; sabnribtr*, Jo«t rtetired pom Ola* tlmaoeiinjU U»,at. *• ».mU, Qroocry &»•«„, con«r lilb»rty ml HaK rtwtU.' »<> I uas&awUwT <- ■■■--.■■■<. <■> v fiyYCA MOWTH.—lw&nttobiroAgem* VI tl In «r«7 cwuttjjr nt~ $75 n’moath, hmm wOd. tooeUmy ttHit&M} r«anv Bowing Bochin* YtAtom* . ; ABADlgOSiilfroX, BOteo.' >»dwU*T v.. *■.-■.-wMft.v-- - v. H 0.17 YXTTH BTBXST, UT: Miiioarf l»n4|»Kwtfcrjri»tT! <:i »-■ 0. HALE & CO., " , j U Jc&et J. Wat*,? a-chant Tailors.» . An mV r®oeJTl£g their ■ ; BpL 'G STOCK OF GOODS,- i.l.r-tiwl tn Lfirjt cilia trade, wlilchdui tfe*n iilert- tU_.pprcb.roa oftb.tr" „.Z, bUadi ul ut iimilop, bj, cl°»e»t- £ict ‘fZEtS'iZS. " ipprdril el .11 who av toror hi with . cin. , ornotßS’ unwobms Midi to ordi to th.ibrat toiootr «od , SmS. Hiring flallbed . gje*t many CHI tOHMS, for tuff, IWdwnd linoOmcjrj, “.Si,£! i NiTr.wimrtpwfirtid toMrOotoordOTtothtolto. , ’ ofrDßSieaWQ GOODS always on hand. .;r’-r^ ! 00A. OF A ST. CIiAIB •M< B. BRADBURY'S ~j PIAffO-FORTk ESTABUBHMEBT, E 0.127 EttioilE STREET, H. T. ■ • ' '!} ' . The snbeirlber respe;tfftlly Inrites the attention of hm frteadsand the-pablio generally to-hli Flanor. Forte K*tabUshm«nt, at No, All Broomostnet, cor* - oer of Crosby streei , Baring srith drawn his interost, stock and mate rials from the t*ta‘firm of “Lljbte & Bnuiburys,” W bluh firm was dissolved on the 81st January uln, aod- hating porchA*ed the ontlre stool. of t'laao* Forte* and Pianoforte -material owned by hie brother. Edward Q. Bradbury, in the aald Arm. be is now preMOod to supply the lncceased demand for his, celebrated Plano Ftfrte*. Employengtb* mostshtU. fal and experieocedworkmen, with a large stock of theUtt and most theroagbly seasoned malarial, and aa abpodaace of cspital, no has; taken in bant the penurasl snperriiicn of tho bu ln-ss of macu actoring bu Uutrnments. and Is enabled to tom ont PikW'Tortasof uiequilled‘tone and dartJdesim. 1 BBADBUBTB XEWBQALEPtASO-FQBTE. £ 7. WALTER DAY, 89 Fifth itwrt, If* wooed door froßiTtftk- ■ la'the arraiegement of cnr n>w scale, drawn, and ~t prspakwd with thentiooat care, expressly fbt'uaf new instruments, we bare added ©eery ijnprOTcmenfr-• 'which can Id any way tend.,io tbe perfection of tbw. .■■ Piano-Fone, and we can confidently, assert that»'ttff; .4 dMlcafcyof tbadv Volume,, par.!*, brilliancr :aid .y ; BW«elo'eat of tono, combined with lb at.strength eott. solidity of frame jbecesaary to durability, ttees in* •» •tromeDtsareuneqcaUed. \ : . • ‘‘ATaihora a*d BraUtt” is ony motto, and we m- ;< vita tb» closest criticism of ihab*»i unbiased Judge* * intb^tand. W-ET.rj ln, Sr « rao ,t > mh7:3m. *27‘Broome »t., cor.ol Croibr, V. Y. , JjmJLADMjFaiA SHIRT Aim COLLAR HOUSE, 1,000 DOZpH EICKOBT SHIBTS; i;.- '. 1,000 DOZEH OBIT, BID AHD BLOB FLAK* : NIL flBIBTB; *. 1,000 DOZEN ASSORTED FANCY TRAVELING 8HIBT3; .] 1,000 DOZEN VUITI"MDBLUHjffIB*S, from g 9 35 upwards-?-'- MOODOZEK DElflM OVERALLS; 10,000 PAIRS OOTTOHADE PANTALOOH3; yi »nrfactorCT,"of tho SHEER'S WELSH FLA N EEL feHIBTS, «Ad ft Urge woortroont ' BAIiTIUOBE, GEfiSRAL COMMIB3ION MERCHANTS, 4,DdArtnUt>r-ihe male of DUPOlitfS OTNPOW* DEB. AND SA?EOT FUSE.. • TlecelTe oaoosalg&menc.al) kiode of ‘WeaternFr** dnce. and malce'idTancda tbereon. -- \ K. B.—Uiilroii track ta Vawboww. • - -j[" ''Maria to WMUmH. Smith A 10 , Pittsburgh; : UlUerA Blcketaon, “ : Bfxnocr A Garrard, “ Culp A Skepbard, M •. , i Merchant*’ Bank, Baltimore 1 B. £a Ford A Soaa, “ gAILEY, FAKKHLIi & CO;, YMWBEBS, SAB ABB stbam rrrrsßf*.; 1 .' • i Ko. 129 yOUBTH STMEKT, , (abeve BmlthQtld) • attention |iTeh to tbo < tling of Oil* BBFIK«BfW. • -feW NEW GOODS 1 A rBfiSIZ ABBIVAL. .. !I(SW GOODS JUST BXCKIVED. MISH'a OAI.I AHD QBALN ÜBATHEH 6HOXS AHD BALMOBALS, with thick l'■ . i\ BUBBWBBOLBB, lot nc*trad|»b QXO. AIJJBXK.EOH * 00.-8, >- mht9 ' in’*. TKoorpepWood'atrAjonrih *U. J-JIAMOUD OIL WORKS, MATLOS 4 BitlTH> - - ' LxriMIBSAHD DXAUEBS. IK OABBOB, OIL, . ■ Onitr;—iii by ***7 to tt* exytat.; at Uwir vrau<, J, ' (■QCpeCHT HolMi A Oo.,) - ■ <;ijpoa£ PACKxki Sttibr la BACON, LJI&Z), BUQ AfeODBID BAMP, BJIUKKD fiߣT,*o. ,- * -*&-?. .;. V :V* COBi HJLBBIT AB3> nSBT BTBUTB. • ••-dblitiy -•■ •- - • . • >PrmwMa.Pi, QUAS. U. JBALbLKX, • H ' Ftodnu General Comminisa Herekaiit, USBCh&GDISE BBOUB, . 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