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ak. Advertisements' au VI and are or asst oar Zotoeat Bata. '
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18
AiDo wgiUGHNOI
• TO ADvEoTisEas.
147ettiselpenta to beinsured insertion, should
09-g matiti-betore 9 o'clock, p.'m Will oar adver
' 411412 k - friaadaramember this,
•
Citizen's Meeting.
On Monday afternoon a meeting was
G. 14,criteld at Gen. Howe 's office, Bank build.
arid organized by calling Gen. Howe
tti the-chair; and appointing S. Riddle,
Esq, Secretary:
After some discussion in regard to the
'danger to be apprehended from Guerrilla
raids, Gov..W. F. Johnson submitted a
series of resolutions, the purport of which
were, that a - Committee of citizens should
be appointed whose duty it should be to
organize the-people of each ward, borough
"WI township into military com panies
~I rules; these companies to be
required-to drill at least four hours each
•,:fireek;_ to be armed as soon as the proper
arms can be obtained, and to continue
until the.rebellion is crushed.
• After free discussion, the whole subject
was referred to a Special Committee, con
eiethignf Gdv. W: F. Johnson, General
M. Howe, Capt. J. H. Foster and John
-41.1tipar; 'Esq.; who were instructed to re
a post to an adjourned meeting to be held
of the same place at 10 o'clock on Tues
.- r -slay _morning. -
a tilt Von Bonnhorst submitted the fol- ,
ecaolution, which was referred to
•the Same committee :
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
_meeting, the establishment and erection
"iif `aline of 'communication between this
lace and Cuinberland via Washington,
tie asv lie 'Uniontown and Frostburg,
withltiatiohes to Waynesburg and Mor
eintdstra, is a military necessity, and that
the War Departinent at Washington be
immediately ,urged to establish such line
of 'Udegrapb, and place the same under
military potectigu.
Referred to -Hui- Eigb-Conitaittee.
Ou motion,- 'adjourned.
S. RIDDLE, Secretary
Lz d The meetingamembled Tuesday morning
pursuant' !to - adjournment, whereupon
G - Captain.l:i fi: f oater , from the Special
'' Vonitititteei reported the following'
.„''l 7 X . nix;Corimittee, baying considered the
•i .--, Sitatterreferred to them, respectfully re
--; commended :
1. - Ttuit a Committee of three citizens
be 6 449 , 4 ;by the Chair to proceed to
,j.,.:.,.... . lifirg and Washington city, and con
"enrtivith tha,proper authorities to procure
..orditaktpurangentents for arms alid mu
llilliii/lig-vmti and to authorize and re
ao4zuze t he formation of military organi
zations for the local defenses of Western
„ Il'enilaylirinsia.
....z , IIPTbsf the lath regiment of Pennsylva
r!t4ol4#4lte refine/3VA tq recruit and fill
...fitllibitte ranks ! and held themselves in
readiness for any exigency that may require
their services.
r=B That: the volunteer regiments of Col
-for/1,191%Th and Bayne be requested to
atain their.Orgiulization for the present
-,fOr the , purpose of home defense.
t. • That 'AI Cqminitiee eaniPosed of
Moors, C. P,hfirlil e, S. F. Von Bonn •
Forit,aid Col, S.D. Oliphant, be appointed
to•take measures to establish a line of
telegraph, ; via Connellsville and Union
town,tohttorgalitown,with lateral branches
. 4 0..Atberitaportant points,
..6, 2 That _Capt. J. H. Stewart, Capt
•-ttehert .Patterson, John Young, and H.
a - . 1
! i o t tbe -. a, Committee tq initiat e . the
tjcni ori battalion Of ea'Valry, itia
eDi Worth, Alexander M. Bayne G.
coniutfor, Dr. Hartmeyer, Wm. Metcalf
FRI,B. B. Kerr be a Committee to organ•
ge few ttoal.nniati gf artiilery tal. 1 1 , me
defense. '
. I '4.- That Capt. J. H. Foster and J. R.
Barboar'lie 4 Committee to organize the
members of the 8:h, oat and loth regi
ritlititii' tof F'ennsylvania Reserves, now
out of 'service, and residents in the.vi
alfitty,;' :-... .
This report having been read was unan•
192 4 4111 Y*Pl e d,' ' `,„.„
WO 13- mg:v.l ß , Ita 'Dea li ng who were
nth - aFready meilifiers of the "E.4emitive
Committee or
ea Co m m it t ee s
Safety , were added
theretn;.. and the Committees appointed
were instructed to report to the Chairman
of.ihat_Couunitiee.
- Capt.-, Batchelor having tendered the
use of•relarge zoom in the Custom House
the gseentive Committee, the meeting
alSr"no4lo-t?eet at the Custom House at
. Piktii of A ta g u er/R4 1 4. -
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14
npatit! of Papt. lifartiptoti., '
.40`.bieeting"Of Hampton's Petinsylva
nut`Battaiy; held at Aquia Creek, Vir
sris"---)dartbit 8th,.1868,, the following
preitable and resolutionswere unanimous.
IYAIPAL 43 4i ~ • '
..,
liagit , ts, r*Y LOG fortgne of war, on
Sunday, May 8d48433, at ChanceiloiiiVilio,
'V irginia; Ctpt.:Hampton fell while gal
*tii3elleisinng di his men. -
bitfoolsed, That by thedeath of Captain
alili,4l Pmptoi( we have lost a noble,
4-42* gliglit commander, a true
pot find a
was
patriot, One whose
whelp :sogrwas in the glonous cause of 93r
somittiisl.tliS its baptism of blood. We
feel)l4B k l Y i . th @f raole deeply, m /4 him
W .62ll aokat'.:o/4"B:.ifernusander but oils
"endeared. to us:by many ants of ' kindness
aud. filupship in , the hardships and strug
g%Wthristaih which we have so successfully
au' victoriously passed under his leader
•
" 'lk, That we doepl,y sympathize
luarelatives and friebds iwthts tbeis
hour of tribulation and bereavement, at
the same time bowing our heads to the
Will of that one. "who doeth all things
welt."
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the family of Capt. Ramp
ton, and to the Pittiburgh papersfor pu
lication.
fitini to Harrisburg.
Captain W . right, lopovos; Idarshal t left
in t ears n ight before last for Herrin
burg, 'Whitler 'he has gone on business
emuusited with his, department. Any in
formation: he eauobtain in regard to
the` disposition of the nine months men
be
.forwarded to this
Arties Jnterasted will be duly
itotifid througlithe:columns of the press..l
•
stew Canal Baste,
following from Monda
evening's chronicle: y
.fte-Sea Gull is the first canal boat
that haigever- •stemmed the Ohio with a
cargo::aboard, and no doubt she will prove
* speculation for her ownere."
Al a - 115' Se Olt ipar'lB4o, steam canal
boats were introclacekibßn the. Miami
• oanaltid eitiiinnatt, but being 6) 44 4
im
practicable, on account , of the dama ge
done to the banks by wishing, they were
and taken into the Ohio river,
where" they- wereToond to be Worthless for
all purpoeee of river nay.fgation. - But as
thie the 'been an - age of unprOveinent, we
do not see why machinery should not Ie
intrpdoced upon canal boats that would.
youno.them serviceable at certain sea.
asoelilleyor l or daring a scarcity of
other ttorinaio.
Kanawha , 011 Wells.
Fleming fl; Bros.,43,Bterclay :received on
beard the steamerWhite ante 111 hartrein
scretroletan front icazumm iz , th o k at t h at
wi be reeeivett front therefor some time,
ea the 2 0 61 ,,klittri - ntitea pancesion of anti
destrojwißteettat--lettali.r-
What with the Eiltalliji iioed fijitl i tr et 4
smiths deatautkiot of thsaewellitheprica
Of oil -
Board of , Rev enue Commis
stoners.
We have before, pa the "Jouinal of the
Board of Revenue Commissioners from
which we shall from. tithe to time make
such extracts as - shall' be r.f greatest lii•rl
to eat to our readers. We find the record ;
of valuation of the property taxable for
State purposes in the County of rAlle—
gbeny, as fixed by the Revenue Cbtrimis":-
atoners at their season in 1868; 'to be and
remain as the taxable valuation aforesaid,
of the property in the said County until
the next meeting of the Board, as is pro;
vided by the act of the 29th of April D.
D. 1844 to be as follows, viz :
Amount of property subject to three
Mille
26 .030.838
Amount of property subject to one
per cent
Am - tint of property subject to two
per cent
,- . •
Aggregate amount ' S 26,124339
Anzo•unt of tax on watches 855
Amount of increase made by BoardS .50.
on returns ofeounty Commissioners. 4 )25.144 DO
P., Ft. W. .r C.
The following statement shows the ap-,
proximate earnings of this Company du
ring the month of April, compared with
the same period last year :
1863. 1862,
eig ts ......... 4299 091 32 $188,6t) 68 $110.470 64
Passengers...... 146,151 14 75,230 fiS 70.939 56
Express— .... 2,600 00 Z6OO 00
Mails .. ... . .. 7,825'00 7,825 00 .
Rentof : Railw . .7 7,0E3 .E. 3 7.033 33'
Miscellaneous. 1,606 00 1,335 61.
Total from)Jai). Ito - $1.629,e7 73 $1,146,151 $4:83,478 4
April 30.
Increase for April, 64/ per cent.; in
crease to April 80th, 42/ per cent.
'lttsbnrgh and tiniontown-Tel
egraph. •
In another column willbe found anotice
of a call for a meeting of the Corperators,
and Stackholders of the above named
company, to meet at the office of the Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati Railroad Co.'s office,
on Fourth street, to-morrow, for purposes
of business.
There are many reasons why this Com
pany should meet with all the encourage
-meat that is in our nower to give them.
First, it will give the earliest news of
an . invasion, and be the beat means 01
the detense of Pittsburgh.
Second, a reliable party have agreed to
lease the line, and will , guarantee to the
stockholders a net profit uf six per cent.
upon the capital invested. Again," as
mochas the entire line would have coat,
was expended in the unnecessary move
ment (lithe troops during the recent Werra.
We make an earnest appeal to oar citizens
to come for ward and take stock in this
enterprise. It will cost but between five
and six thousand dollars, and the line can
be in working operations in two week's
time. Let lapse° this matte; put through
without delay,
Personal.
monr. A. W. Banks, who has some
ths past been connebted with for
the Dis
patch, left last evening on the cats, for
Cincinnati to assume new dales. We t or—
dially recommend Mr. Banks to, the
friendly attention of our Cincinnati co
temporaries as a gentleman in every settse
of the word. His new duties will bring
him in frequent communication with the
gentlemen of the press, and any courts=
ales shown him will be dull Qp.preciated
b 7
111 +mesh; of Wile Cordler,-
In consequence of the severe inclißooai
tion of Mile Cordier the Opera of 'hoo
rah, which was to have been presented to
night, is postponed, and that of` Norma is
substituted.
egheny Cot3nfsf 114entoeratte
At a meeting of this clob held La'st even
ing the following resolution was offered,
and unanimously adopted ;
Re,sorre.4, That the PreE pent and Treas
urer of this club beautiorized and instruc
ted to meet the committee from the Alle
gheny county German Democratic club,
and tender them the use of their club-roam
every Saturday evening.
Man Drowned.
Yesterday about noon a German labor
er on the steamer White RDse, deliberate•
ly walked to the guards of the boat, and
jumped overboard Awl was drgweed. -Ali;
name was if eefer, although he went by the
name of Music, and it is suppOsed that do
mestic difficulties were the cause of the'
rash act. His body was recovered just
before dark and an inquest was held. : 1
Cruelty to Animals.
A man by the name of Abdell Kelly
was yesterday committed to jail for viola
ting the act in relation. to the treatment of
bonss, and the pse of vehicles hired from
livery stables. -14le act's'pe - ciAes'tlitit kik
person who shall be guilty of cruelty to'
horses, by excessive driving or otherwise,
or who shall willfully break or destroy
any vehicles hired from livery stables,
shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in
a slam not exceeding WO, or imprison
ment in the Oonnty fair for thirty days.—
Kelly abused a hired horse in a most
shameful manner, and thus his commit
ment. He will remain in jail until court
sits, unless baited out.
Ineath In Prison.
Moildai night a , 4043411 by t he ripple
I of &Lary McCafferty, who is well kugwn to
the police 414 a drunken abandoned charac•
ter, died in a cell at the jail. She:was
committed to jaiLabout three weeks since
by the Mayor, and being deprived of her
usual btimulant, was•seized
potu and died as above stated. The
orner held an inquest over her body and
the jug peOrnt)4 Vvat i lict,
With tie fecte.
Americana Abram',
,
The followin Gut: a list of Amertaittu3
registered at & Co.'s Amer'Can
News rooms, 19 Craven Street Strand, for
the week ending 25th April, 1869. (The
Morris Express, 28 Broad street, New
York, agents):
Benj. Sharp, Philadelphia ; Dr. Angus
, tns Rawlings, New York; Dr. E, Hayley,
Nary y a rk ; W. vtifilmoie Cryden, China;-'
J, Dimook, Mass.; B. M. elonter, alti
morer. H. S. Newcombe, Lodliiville t gn .
G. A. Townsend, PhiladelPhia, Pa.; H.
C,. Billings, Boston, Mass.; Woolsey
and lady, New York City.
frranklin Railroad.
We learn that the Directers - o(
Franklin railroad will let the contract lot
grading and masonry an quit part or the
road running east 'of 'Brownsville ,froM
Jamestown, to the Venango county line,
oil the 16th of the present month.
Fire'Alarm.
,
The alarm. of fire yesterday-wee occa
sioned by the :flames breaking out: in the
buildings connected ;with SnyderYe - boiler
Plitt near. the Nipt. They were ettip
washed before they had ad opportunity of
doing much/lama , • •
5,.,11. C. Benevolent Aiiiielatldil-:
The Steamboat "Captains- - Beneiolent
AsSociation will hold a Meeting this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, ht their rooms 011Watei
street. A general attendance is regautteiti
i
Assault. and
,palu ~
' Battery .,
robg Smith was committed barjait k - s*
terday in . default of bail for aeaatat]
battery. Poo; John. 2 7
Rebel - Pltrbibuleg4ce - ,7-. It ..,:
is stated that amon& the pa.soner's
taken bi Gen. 'looker at .Frederickshnv,
there is a man by lhet - nbole, of Panzer
Davis who olaimP io , bttluoji to-Pittsburgh,
go is now 111W1411141011i-
4464.357 31 $282,695 1:0 $181.662 14
•Chlropodlient.
Dr. Randall still continues to operate
upon corns and bunions, with the same
oneness that:at all times attends his prac
tite.- He remoVeu cOrns' bunions, ana all
diseases Of the feet without the slightest
pelt'. mad does it in a few minutes. The
following are the names of a few of the
persons, well-known citizens of Pitts
burgh and neighborhood, who have freely
given certificates of the efSciency with
which Dr. Randall has operated upon
them:
RRev, itiowas Sproul, Allegheny city.
ev. Thomas Harmsy, New Castle.
H. Eaton, Esq., Prothonotary, Pitts
buygh.
' W. Phillips, Esq., Select Councilman.
F. Boyle, Pittsburgh.
Eli Young, Smithfield aL, Pittsburgh
Jarees_l4cOrew, Pittsburgh.
dames Kelly, Wilkinsburg, Allegheny
county,
Ed. Seither, St. Charles Hotel, Pitts
burgh.
R. C. Stevenson, Western Ticket Of.
6ce, Pittsburgh,
J. Westbay, Dentist, Pittsburgh.
T.
bargh M. Marshall, Esq., Barrister, Pitts.
,
W. W. Morris, 91 Market street, Pitts•
burgh.
Dr- Randall's offices are on Diamond
street, opposite the Court House, fourth
door above Grant street, where he can be
consulted for a few days longer.
•
&B-LEineafiswita.Maehinee.tOr rr
manafacripr ngi purposes. aro tho bast in PAO. 'ly
6. Y. ia_TONAY, GaLikaral ga al t
- itovBah atroei, Pittsburgh. 13v
AND massr
FURNITURE fac t,:111 ®A RS
tiEkittroon Sixth street and Virzi 3 r Lity.)
no;
PrITSIB MM.
~. / - . l 4oiusexcem l ens
FU R NlSHllliti STQI{E:
GOO -DS 36 1 0.1 Et. "A I IIE
KITCUEN.
Brushes
Baskets
Jelly Moulds
K 1 t ? el a ire m if p e hM Sieves v oPs
he r 6
Coal Soutle
Stove Polish
. b3 4 ..,.tin it 5 m 0,,,,
E tte Boat
y tt l irif ou e r ß:o: n : s t i ers
Flay Pans
_Farina Boilers
'Egg Beaters
Water Filterers
Pie ?bites
Vottles Y6fTnetri . 1
Woouiel . Igloos
Better.srint.4 • -
Wuh.Tubs
Soap Cups •
Toast Pores
Sad Lmns '
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes. &0., Sso.t
ufargfit 8p.0.N.
Itt et ti
eagt Q rs -„ .: 1 pa
SYFfiP_lfugs '' - --c. ' 'lir iclur
Cake kt.nives h input_ ,
Crumb Nnlvos a Crown univea
Salt Standa apkin 'Rings
Fruit Stands Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks. and S.S'ons
Soup Ladies Oytter Ladles
Gravji Ladles Sugar Spoons
i Children's Coos tard Spoons
Round & Oval - Salvers ' Ice s iteeil '
Bouquet Skua f .. a grobl e ta .1 ..• ,
; ,ITTL•FiItY,
:Iv°'7l,te.aille(l,NviA! garvers..
184 5 ' It ' . d c o '. ' g:u ri li l r i e - NV ' a . Ito rs
Eoliiisli Zell , TrhYs •. • OliiiiPk prustios ,
.:
!Aim& Slioo.si carte': entmn five .
iLish Covent Chnfing Dishes
Rash -Dishes Coffee sluing
Wine Strainers Coffee Cafetiers
Spirikrti'offee Pots Nut Craek
Ir ers
able,Mats Round Waiters
' Dread Baskets Cork Sinews
Wine Coolers , . Knife Sharpeneri
Refrigerators • •Water Coolers. dizo.
- ' . FOR THE 0114./ITHEIL
' Toilet Jars Water Carriers
tot Baths ' Chamber Bnoket2
..!
a r tr n a :t ianigu abs . ea .
~,, psisAldert,AN
Shaving •ffltnas ursei7 'Andes
Brans Match Holders ' do Lamps
Flower Btaltdp Clothes Whisiges
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax Tapers Night Lights.
RE INCELIANEOITS.-''-
. !Arita Steps - , , Doorlclats
Vann - a
- P4 W obos +•Vestaa ..: .-- •
Bird Cia,oo i ~ Meat Safes . - - -
Viszetts_ i ~
~ . .Pocketirmives .
Card de 'Visite:Frames - .Flasti3._ •
'lamp Tin mt. • ilauilfPortfalias.
And overyOng pertaininir to a well appointed ,
Jildtuiehold. -
To be obtalnwd streasiouable Prices at the NEW
STD/IS:of ' • ' • '
. Tin Wass,
Wooden Ware
Spine Boxes
Cno Tubs
Straw clatters
Hair Sieves
Mince Knives
Si/ver neap
Chamois !skim
Skewers
Lemon &lupe-era
Stetii Pani
Wane irons
, lall'lTet nes
Nana Boilers
Gr..ittsrs• • '
Larding Needlens
Pudding pans
Bread Pans
Butter Ladlea
Iron gebiogg
ten: ere , .
Xeelers •
Clothes Lints.
Scales
Cool* Knives
Bread Boxes
Scoops
SECAAr JEK Ait DS,
*A. 6 30 Ritiwa silzEzr.
'isit:daorbe pw'the. Exchange Bank.
it lt l t ztipi'cilltv frok chargeinto
ut i one immuoter ll4l4 44641"
. - ...
ALI: nituNisTakriON NO'rICE---Whero
..cmi. as. Letters of Administration to the );state
1
c oi =a i r d e Vd ra .. Tave lw t i r z te . ect . !at
1 d it
tO t &1
six oriber. nil- parse= Indebted to said - Estate
wit make pa ym en t , and • those- . haring , claims
air net' the same.,*4-147entIkton.AtilY anthpi
a:, for settle Men - - without dela,.
, .
VI 914 IFEELLER. i
_.„___. .- ' ' Adllittdatrator. - - -
-,•'::Fic.tos-ohlo street -- inh!ltylozcO9r-, :,.
PKINER"-;-W.A.MTEDI
experiencei GI ass Neft.
: ttherstendl!Lakto'Plottrt.Atid- , pro-
L eroost unexceptionolklemeenhoote as to
kteituseatdlitor:L.No Deridtmeed apply
Pam
BCH:ester'
Bt.F.EIT the above nallifieeththe ,t . ,
Oo
.
.Tras-Plauir rAvrrattostzvzisv
nt ofooloida>litteridirlOitahrb r .
)479 87 Wood stmt.
.;.,,_, -... •
__.... / rfi estre
Mies Charlotte Thompson still continues
to, draw ; crowded houses nightly at-the
Thifitier notwithstanding the ocher attrac
tions at predent in the city. , There could
keno surer test of this lady's popularity.
Do not raise the opportunity of seeing her 1
hut go -to-night.
,• ; ,'-91Perq-_
It-Would, be utterly Useless to attempt to
enter-into -u- Criticism of the, opera of 11
Trovatore. as perf,irmed last night by the
diatinguished troupe who are now favoring
us with their presentation at Concert Hall.
The piece is of itself one of great beauty,
and the charming voice of kt'lle Morensi,
together with the tenor of Signor Mecca
ferri fairly electrified the audience and
brought down thundera of applause. The
ul de pairing of Signor ht. in the Aria
die (hello Pia was vehemently encored,
(and thronghont the piece he sustained the
high reputation which hie been accorded
him through the Eastern. Press. The au
dience; ^among whom we noticed some of
the most - eminent
_musical connoisseurs in
the City, were,warm in their - praise t and
showed their gratification by heartiness
of the applause which succeeded every
grand effort. " •
To-night, in consequence of the confinu•
ed illness of Mlle Cordier, the Opera of
Norma will be played instead of Dinorah.
[which was announced in the bills. All
Who wish to spend an evening of real P
joyment will not fail to 'attend.
Executor's Sole.
We call attention. to the advertisement
in another. column of the sale of four and
a half_acres..of very desirable property,' be
longing to the estate of, John L. Tourer,
'situate - n the line of _the passenger:rail
iirEiV4 near • Oaklind,.together with two and
a lialf acres in eeperate lots. This proper
ty has a fine spring upon it, and a number
of fruit trees, and is altogether one of the
most desirable locations in the country.
The sale will take place upon the premises
on Thursday at two o'clock, P. M. James
McKenna, - one of Pittsburgh's most fam
ous salesmen, does the Belling. This is a
chance seldom offered to those wishing to
procure a pleasant home.
JOC. I.lprE2.
_......._.,e 4S
JOLEPH MEYER SON
111•11177ACTIMEGI cir
WARMOUSE, 1M SMITHFIELD ill
FOR THE 111
BIMIt
R. 0044 _,. Edition.
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH,
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Congratulatory Order from
General Hooker.
DEATH OF STONEWAL
From Washington.
News from the late Battle
Field.
SALE OF THE PI VE TWENTY LOAN
'sairection among the Anders ou Ca
Negro Regiments to be BMus
tered into the E'ervice.
REBEL LOSSES
&a., &c., &c-, &c
EIRADQ'S ARMY OF TIII: POTOMSC,
May 11, 1863.
The following order has been issued:
Headquarters Army of the Potrnac.
AMY G — Genera) Orders No. 99.—The
Major General commanding tenders to
this army the congratulations on the
achievements of Cie last seven days. If
it has not accomplished all that was ea•
pected, the reasons are well known to the
army. It. is suffici.ent to say that they
were of a character not to be foreseen or
prevented by human_ sagacity or resource
in withdrawing from the south bank of the
Rappahannock befor a deliverieg a general
battle to our adveriaries. The army has
given renewed evidence of its confidence
in itself and its fidelity to the principle it
represents. In fighting at a disadvantage
we would have been recreant to our trust,
to ourselves, our cause and to our coun
try. Profoandly loyal and conscious of
its strength, the Army of the Potomac
will give or decline *mt-Ale whenever its
interest or honor may demand. It will
oho be the guardian of its own history
and its own army by our celerity and
secrecy of movement. Oar advance and
passage of the rivers was undisputed, and
on our withdrawal not a rebel ventured to
follow.
The events of the last week may swell
with pride the hearts of every officer and
soldier of this army. We have added
new lustre to its former renown we have
made long marches, ermined rivers, stir
prised the enemy in his entrenchments,
and whenever we hava fought have inflict
ed heavier blows than we have received.
We have taken from the enemy tire thou.
sand prisoners, fifteen colors. captured
and brought off' seven pieces of artillery,
placed horse da cobat eighteen thou
sand of his chasen troops, destroyed
his depots, filled with a vast amount of
stores, destroyed hie cam munications,
captured prisoners witbiathe fortifications
of his capital and filled his country with
fear and consternation. We have no other
regret than that caused by the lees cf cur
brave companions, and in this we are con
soled by the conviction that they have 141- '
len in the holiest cause ever submitted to
the arbitrament of battle. By command
of Maj. General Hooker.
(Signed,) S. Wimiams, A. A. 0.
WAsitixr.Tos, May 12.--A dispatch from
the Army of the Potomac appears in thy
Star, saying that Richmond papers oi"
yesterday contain obituary notices of
Jackson, who died on Sunday afternoon.
Asiiisciros, May 12 .—Several gentle
men recently arrived here and proceeded
to the Rappahannock to recover the
'bodies of their friend& uho fell in the re
'cent battles. 0.;,e of them in a private
note, received ut Washington to-day, says
a communication has boen transmitted to
Gen. Lee for permission to pass inside
his lines tor that purpose. Although on
Sunday night no reapone had been receiv
ed. from Lee, it was understood from the
officers receiving the communication
at the liver, that there would be no
unnecessary obstacles thrown In their
vay dulisequently they commenced
sending over the river, under a fla g of
truce, a number of our wounded wh' have
been paroled.
For several dayspast, supplies and med
icines have been sent over from our aide.
The report was cumnt yesterday that
the enemy had left their formidable mai.
Van_ gh, but a close evenobserve
tion'lqt-ving- disclosed the fact that
their nuinbera had not been diminished.
They were still at that point ye.aterde,y
morning, at the time of our pecrosaing the
river at liniteti §tates llbrd. It is be
lieved tlt only two divisions of the
anernY'li foree3 remained on our front
near Ohancellorsville us a rear f;',:ard.
The divisions mentioned v”:;re commanded
by Generals Ancuniton and McLawa.
Dr. w zlister still remains in the enemy's
lines in care 'cif the wounded,
Dr. Sukely, Medical Director of the
11th corps, was captured at Chancel-
Linville, sends back word that our woun
ded generally are doing well.
NASHVILLE, May 12.—The river has
risen 'since last night one foot at this city.
Siz rebel citzens are to be sent beyond
the federal lines to- morrow morning.
Private Julius Milika, of the 10th Mi
cHigan infantry, is to be shot on the 15th
ft* desertion.
There is great disaffection among the
15th Pennsylvania cavalry, Anderson
troop, now at Murfreesboro.
Doctor W. A. Cheatam and family have
been ordered to Alton, ;IL, to be confined
during the war. Airs. Cheaham is a sis
ter of Mrs. John H. Morgan.
.12.c4505, Miss. May ,7. —.lt, is reported
that Biinke army has been 'divide , ' into
three columns, one fortifying the town of
`Orlelettaas, oneat Atehafalaga and one at
Baton Rouge.
general flanks 'sae seised all the ne•
groes.ou the.governor's plantation.
Kirby. Smith has arrivul at Alexandria
from Arkansas with reintorcement s c..,m -
prising Walker's Texas Brigade. Smith
Confidant his ability to drive Banks
bank. to,Berwick.
Three powerful rebel gun boats are at
Alexandria, above the falls.
The Wheat crop in Texas is nnprece
premising. ,
- Five gunboats passed Natchez on Sun
day night and four ascended the Red
River.
WASHINGTON, May 12--Publie notice is
giien to the officers and men of the pro
posed regiment of the District of Columbia
that colored volunteers are to assemble
to-morrow for the' purpose of inspection
anl being tnnife.red into service.
lituAnnuwie, May 12.—Jay Cook and
:Wei General 43nbentiptibri Akent- reports - tho sale of $1,500,000 five twenty to-day,
&stet:fitted as follows: New Tork and
1 11 , 1ereey s§oq,owi 13 , 51tp1i, $389,000 1
Phi ifelithiasnd-Pennokarna,llll9,ooo;
Pro R., 1.,. $200,000; Baltimore
and liferyland;'180;000; Ohio,
_5 8 7,000 ;
-Wet= StalAa $ 1 , 9 1 0 09. :.T.O/61 $460%-
000.
•
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OP THE POTOMAC. I
May 11th.
Richmond papers of Saturday have Nei
-n
received. There is but little in the edi
torials of the Richmond papers except
favorable comments, based upon the most
extravagant exaggerations of our loises,
and the advantages gained thereby to the
rebel army. The Examiner quotes a rebel
Surgeon's report of their losses at 900
killed, 7,000 wounded and 1,200 prisoners.
The country-psople around Richmond
have discontinued their market visits in
consequence of the belief that their berse3
will be impressed for military purposa l ,
The 13ritish Consul at Richmond dc—
clines to issue any more passes.
In an article regarding the Union prix
otters at Liblv prison, the Examiner says:l
The high officers are reserved and all take
their condition philosophically, loo'tin g
forward to an exchange in a few days.
A large amount of blockade goods was'
sold at auction in Richmond on Thursday.
The sale included $30,000 worth of
ladies boots and shoes for summer wear.
The sale aggregated at $lOO,OOO.
A' new Confederate State flag has been
adopted. It was raised in Richmond on
Monday.
The Examiner phrophesies that the
Union army has crossed the Rappahannock
t or the last time.
Richmond papers announce the death
of Stonewall Jackson on Sunday after
noon. He died from the effects of ampu
tation and pneumonia. His burial is
fixed fir to day. The military bands in
Fredericksburg have been performing dir
ges a greater portion of the afternoon.
MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH
C(Sil NPAT/. Wheatourdu, at $5 2545 30
fur Superfine. unchanged and in moder
ate demand at $1 2041 V for Red, and SI 304
1 25 for White. Corn declined to 5 1452. Oats
dull at 69a in bulk Rye and Barley unchanged,
Whisky 41c and steady. Provisions dull and
unchanged. 5,000 tivrees City Lard sold at 9!-::.
Old Mess Pork malesere Bacon'll4 and Aew
at $l2 50; small of at $6. Groom ies
steady.
Gold 45446. Exchange 34 premium to-day.
--- ! . 'r. sr rolls . , May 12.--eetton delming ; 550 bales
sold at i 0(061e. Flour heavy; 11400 bb's sold.
Wheat dull ; 16,060 bush sold ; Red $1 .1.5Q)1 60.
Corn heavy; 34,000 bushels sold. Pork heavy;
Mess, $l2 25®12 50 for Old and $l4 37414 50 Lir
New. Lard heavy at 934@1(N. Whisky dull at
45 q ,45 .4. mostly at 45. bugar st ea dy. Coffee firm.
Molasses in fair demand at 48@53. Freights less
firm.
The Woul sale was well attended and quite sat
isfnetory. 711 bales were offered and all sold
Cape ; 9( 11433 1 .:5 the rvera:e being about 32e.
PEACE MOVEMENTS
Note from Fernando Wood
t will be seen by the foliowiug note
from Fernando Wood, that he and the
Mozart Hall Democracy, to which he be
longs, are not favorable to an "uncondi•
tional peace":
NEW YORK. Saturday, May 9, 1863.
To the Editor of the New York Times :
Permit me to correct the error contain
ed in your article of this day which asserts
that the proposed Peace movement has
for its object "the o , ganizatio n of a party
on the basis of immediate and uncondi
tional peace."
.
There is no such purpose as will be ap
parent when the call for a State Conven•
tion shall appear. I know of none who
are in favor of an "unconditional peace."
I am for peace as the only means of re•
storing the Union of the States, and am
opposed to and shall resist by every legal
and constitutional means the permanent
division of the Confederacy.
Very respectfully. &c..
FERNANDO WO
Death
of the Second Comptroller
of the Treasury.
1174.sulSo,TON, May 11—James Madison
Cutts,Second Comptroller of the Treasury,
died this morning.
Secret Societies.
Catholic Illahop'm Views on the Sub
JeCt,
1 roe, the Dubllqm. Time s , 51., 3 . 7.
, ti Sunday afternoon last, after the
usual vesper servlce3 at the cathedral,
Bishop Smyth addressed his congrega
tion on the sal ject of secret societies.--
He alluded, in the first place, to secret
societies in general, and the disfavor with
1,
which the Catholic Church has alwas re
garded them. He then, in earnest, point
ed and unmistakable terms, mentioned a
secret organization in this city daring the
past few weeks, and into which several
members of the church have been initiated,
and which, he very much feared, bad no
good intentions towards the United States.
It was lead, be said, by a "low pcilitiesl.
hack," wh he had been informed by thos ,
g
words he d o id not doubt, had been a ISno ' ',;
Nothing elsewhere. He warned the mena-'
bers of the chureb not to join that society.
He called to their memories similar as
sedation% which ware once orgeeized in '
Ireland, in opposition to which had been
betrayed by the conspirators who had
been bribed, into the bands of the Brit
ish government, to be tried for high tree
8011.
What evidence bad they that these men
who were building up this society in Du•
bn,vie were any hatter than the leaders of
similar societies in Ireland ? The rulers
of the Chur , !'l did not allow any of its
Tel: o '7.ra to in:be societies of the kiud,and
aey joined them ' the moment they did
so they were ipso facto out of the pale of
the Church. He would give those mem
bers of the Church who joined it two weeks
to leave it, and then if they still ccntinned
in it, they might consider themselves ex
communicated. The bishop then con-
I eluded with a most eloquent appeal to his
hearers to sustain the government under
which they lived, to obey its laws, cherish
proper respect for its rulers i and not to be
led into any schemes which tended to
lessen their love for their adopted country
and its constitutional authorities, which
might be gotten up by politicians.
Old Joe is a Trump.
A Captain of the 11th ?tlassaehusetta
Regiment, in a letter to his father. now in
Washingtoll, APPeara to appreciate the sit
untion in the right spirit, as the following
extract abundantly shows :
•
"After some days fighting, we licked
them, yesterday (ad) like the—. Day
before yesterday our regiment whipped a
whole brigade.. Old Joe is a tramp, and
clubs are trumps at that. Seven officers
of ours wounded. Two Lieutenants will
die. (inc hundred and forty-foar enlisted
men reported killed, wounded and miss
ing. The killed and wounded will cer
tainly be one hundred men. I never saw
men fight better. After oar regiment was
ordered back, I fought my company with
a Jersey Regiment, and helped to take six
stands of their dirty rags. j4verybody
thought me dead, but I am alive yet and
intend to live to see my fatherland civilized
again. I shook hands with Sickles in the
middle of the fight. He asked me what I
was doing there, with my regiment order
ed back. I said I was fighting on my own
hook. He said that was who .h had been
tdoing all his life," 41:c., &c.
10IINTRY MERCHANTS HILL
gt_i Jim' at
MCCOLLISTER d BAER'S,
1(8 Wocd St. a fine asmrtment of
TOBACCO - , SNUFF'dk CIGARS;
Which will be Bold at the vim lowest cull rzlees
Call and examine cnrfloods.
myt;tf
OL i Intelligence Office-
No. iv at.., one door above Smithfield A
,
Am. atm PREPARED To 17
BP.E'lfir,
families , in thikeitYandOinurtrr, wi th 'helps
of Alt kin& at sliortuotica: will also attend
t, rr.itnnehue and sale of_property. collestion_
of rentsluniclatai, neat', w,loans, -Vroni
MY thtimattekttowledite,otthe" city god - Oman
and leen tripe - Wince in - the knit:tem I hopn„to
airs entire =inaction to mypatrona,
mbleamdtuta. NOLAN.
PORT OF. FlTTElBcrireg.
ARRIVED.
Franklin, Bennett;
Gallatin.
White Rose, Di Clarke, dn
ckenson. Memphis._;
-- - DEPART, - ';
Frank!in. Benne tt.ifrownavilte. "
Galletin, Clarke. do
Air Wm Wallee.. Cheiloweth. Cin ele ILlti<
S C - illfer, Walter, 'Moeller.
Emma tiraharct, Asere. Zanesri!'e.
Vie The river—Last evening at twi
light there were 8 feet water in the rhea
nal, anti falling slowly.
. •
~ - :
fZe 4 The splendid_ packet "Ne w Iowa"
.
Cant Fuller, is announced for Cairo.St Louis Ga
lena .t. - St Paul. This boat has just - been rebaAt
and is in magnificent order, and offers: supeilor.
accommodations to persons going' West,' With'
Capt. k eller en deck ani Capt Collings in thd of
fiee, matters will certainty be welt attem. ed to.. -.
. _ .
ter Capt C. L • Brennan's4lia:
F plendid packet "Thistle" is now at the new,
landing'
Sb , was built expresslytos the Pittsburgh aild:thf,
Louis trade, in her construct - 1(M'; no expense has.
spared. She contains all the latest ha rovetnex=
and some new ones, We have hea-d - competent
persons pranotmee her one of the hen adeptetic
boats built this season; that is saying a . 4 - ood:desl.
Capt, Brennan-knowshow to - get up almat iiglit,
as well as command - one after she is, built:: We
congratulate the Capt. on Ins success. 'She leaves
for Louisville to day, we wish her success
For Cairo, St. Louts, Du Eque, Itoo — k
Canna Davenport and St Paul. 7
WEDNESDAY; 1.1.AY..1.3--Sn'
tiaMiTUE , R.S'W AND, SPLEN.
t il DID" ' passenger 6teamer.
Capt Faller. will leave as abora..,Por
In/or
+ga app.'s' on boa d or to
inym J. B. LIVINGSTON. Az. CO:,
F orth:Wyman and Lontsviße.: '
THIS DAT; AIAyI3'..i;..IHPAI '-;
; i. -- ...
IMF. PINE. PASSENGER.
steamer, THISTLE. Bto/11311i'
Camusander will leave as above, for freisbt cr 1
passage - ay Olv onlyard, cr to
J, B. LIVINGSTON A CV., Aga:is 1
ray 13
PITTe B Vittiii AND MEI/MLitt°
PACKET.
For Seaver —WellsvilleS toren ea villa
and.Wheellug.
Leaves Pintsha rgh. Every Tuesday.—
lharsday and !Saturday ai '1 A . mr
Leaves Wheeling Every Dicanitiy-We4.
nesday and Friday, at A, n.
TUE SWIFT. BUNNING
Passenver tt - amer, S. C. ItalkltH;
James Walter eommande-, will leave as Saimaa=
ced above. F r Peistit or pss ge arply on be tt , d
or to JAM LI tIOLLIEN§ CO: A Ez:S.
. . •
mayl3
,
.. ..,, .. ,
Par ff z:t
arletta and Raeal/Vile.
Regular: Muskingum river Paoli/ref
leaves Pittsburgh' every .TuePdayliA
P. m., Zaneeville every Friday -8 -41; .
.
, THE NEW ALMS.P.LERRILD ,
Pozsenger atoamer EMMA ,7 GRA.g. ,
'''
ELI , Monroe ATMs gommanden:',6ll/6ave a 2 I
noted above. Nor freight or_panase sooty on
board or to - J. 8.1.117V796T0N-A CO
STEAMBOAT AV.EPODI4-
M A. Z
Has opened an °face 4st. -•-
NO 90 WAT4.I3, STREET
Whore ha will cramaacts General
&ma twines% and woad sollait a-than:rat vat:
.ranaan from ateaudioatinna. 40244 y d
gri LTA OLD AND NEW MOD RE:
vetoers. Coopers Doatie Action Asl.lihai
tan Fire Arnie Company. Allen healoilk%
Sharp's for sale low to the trade b 7
JAMES DOWN:
136 Wood
SPRING BALMORA'L
SKIRTS,
CIJ~
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,
ViTILSON"S ILLS are the result of
long inveafigation and osreful conducted
experiments having Navae-an years,
during whicli time they prevented - and re•
lieved a vast amoant of pain and sufferin:4cm
Headache, whether originating in the nervous
system or from a deranged state.cf.the-stomach
They may be taken at all times with perfect
afetY. without making any change Diet, and
the absence of .any disagreeable taste; renderi
it
easy to administer them to children,-
tacks the use of these Pills the periodic. at
of Nervous or Sick Headache may be 'p
vented; aid If taken in the commencement of
an attack immediate relief of pain and sickness
. I
w,ll be obtained.
Thar seldom fail In reminder Naussa tied
Headache, to which females are so subiect.
They act gently on the bowels—reinovier Cos
fineness.
For Literary Hen, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persooe of sedentary habit% _they ~.are;
valuable ass 'Laxative, improving' the'iippetite,-
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs.,
and Teetering thenatural elasticity and stremgtb
of the whirrs tosteni. ,
BEWARE O F'COUNTERFEITSI -
The genuine have signatures of R. A. WIL
SON and B. L. FAILNESToCR dc CO, on
each Box,
Sold by all Druggists and all ether Dealergin:
Medicines,
ce
prof o thrilll bo Bent by mail prepail on re-
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders stiordd be - addreestid to.
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & 00.1
ertaiodl,t
jui ? I ITTSBUR GH, Pa.
_
IN THE ORPHAN'S COURT_ Fon
the County ofPhiladelphia
In the matter of the Partition of the Real Es
tate of Patrick Kennedy deo'd.
, F o rdry Doran, wife olJ Kennedy"n Marga
ret widow; Berowd : Patrick.
Mary and John RennedY, mirun hildren ,- of .
John liennely, deo'd.; Thomas Harmed/ and
Ann :—Yon please notice Rule to
accept or refuse to take said Real Estate at the
valuation. returnable Friday, bitty 1, /863, at la
o'clock. A. M.
J. COOKE LONOSTREBT.
Attorney for Petitioner
mh3o:law4w
ORPHANS' COURT .SALE.
PIIRSIT MICE or • A
es 'ORDER OF
-11.. the Orphans' Court of Allegheny county, will
be exposed to publ e sale on the premises„-on
ThuradeF. the P3th,Day or 7fay."oo3.
at ten o'clock, a. m. All that valuable track of
of load. situated in Ross township, about three
idles from•AllegheamoirYr. as t bounded by lands
of David Slerrett the heirs of Wm. IL Cirabam:
lands of Lighthil ore o k John • Rantage,
eighty mores. mr less, - Twine rite farm oila. •
late Dannst - Ilfeßeeven - deed: — Orcula c h are ere° _
tod 14 two story Immo dwelling home, a denble
lo g barn ; spring home and other imprOvements.
Moe is also 'upon the premites: at excellent
young bearing orchard of grafted fruit Terms
mule known on day of.eale. -
FETE it IVORY' .
.TASLISILA-YLKE..
24xlillibtratont,ODF:402darltMAZZdied.7
3nian3wll;3rw: _ - _ -
gtUf; Or , ... licrlogy BE-
Gen /attle t3aw..Millann_u.azaddenet..
- stel e 714arij ke rations uonneremayue, The
owner =woe buys the 4 atower - dereribistg „the
LiwolOr and paving adilidtertai, 'OA/
stake allienAttltur -
RIVER nrria,vrezigiim
-----.- -...-................... .... O2ll
...- .02. timed sweelret= ono Itiontb•
the sore on kb kintbil . Ad mut -of two
nrontbatteirruvantirsly. ' en - Ari ftir-
Repaid and pain, and hag remained ' *caterer
woe. _ - , - , -.- - ---„,:aDVI., ..'.-
Sworn to, befnxinae: was IBtll , ity a"
~...= ~. 4 iitiIiTALUOILDP::„.r - 4 -- •
, norzwiarwltro Trotted or the ' eat._,
PiSold by TA O /0/1)81 Red Palk - DI Of 4tita-Y,l
talhamtg if - ; .', - ''' ''::.. ', !If
x ---;—_: :
Ala Si eELfa XI '
FRO.At • IFP:evh
"0 L D COUNTRY."
ririnE.rAffirosimisPlikP:tio
-.0. , bring out emigrants fromeny part of icng
tand Ireland or Scea lanch - ertherirSreper.or fan.;
saillsgsteMners, including.themitmnr th rtettm.-
GR NAT L'AtertßN,
. 0 1' 1 11 - Volln relojing. Vnei3;
attar lotver rates than ticket opn be. purchased
for at any :..other office' in- Pittsburgh. .:Aedreur
----
D. tt"-kiPIL, -:
;Euremets Aganoyi chrordcie bunlitiO. Pdth Rt. '
Pithetlarlibi....PA 7 ' ruhirthindeodig2tvr
Partition' of ' - 'Real ;Estate:—
irrit THE OItPITANS9 Col7ki7i! VOW
thar-onnty or rhitacielphhi, = . _
Meath of Pa.riok Kezndydoe'd. • ...
May - 10,1863, 4 . .1n motto of Longstrott for PO-..
titinnet-rale of Cat harinelrennedYrwilor of da -
i3eased; and of Mary. Doran_.' wife; of' Jaroes
Dunn. , Margaret-Ford, Wid - OW,Xernarot Kennedy
Yatricr;Slary• and John Kennedy; ntinnr chit. •
dean 01 '..TohnKentaliy, dao'd; Thomas Kennedy
and Ann Farrel,. henoe of Patrick EArnedy d
to ehcooreause why_ the.rld Real • Estate Fhotdd
not be aold neharnahleFFilday. june 5tk.7884 at
10 tetleaki.A. 31,
_•-• • -
Rleasa notice a bove mile' • - - „
J. oqolEirtso-I,lo'3lltElW:''
Att.liney for Drifted Ke=wy.• PatitiOnni::!`
To Mary Doran, wirer of Jameilantatt,-81304--4•:-
Kennedy. Thoma 3 Kennedy st 4 4 . 4u4
ntays.l-avr4t • •
. • .
~&.pflpimZet..soo Rad $l. 00 boxes. tlottlea and
amu a r r ; tati nand $5 sizes for Hotel& Pahlialtaltd.---
i "Only infalibfe ramilliatimown." -
"Free from Poi/lona.'
.
'Not dangerous to the Homan Fult.Y.* -
' Batts come out of their holes to the.
RE: . Bold VI , ho ekale la all large oitlea.
XS Sold by all Draggista and Dealeta every
Al where.
- _
106.11 Dearize 11 ofall worthlmalmltati
sal. Bee that "Costar's" name ia on. e , mNaae -
Aottlermad - F . ltutk. before you boa.
Addrem ' lIENICY.V., cOSTA.V.
Prlneleal 1/mot 482 Braadnt N. Y.
1126 Smcl__y It. Ho NELLNIIII: Jk vcl, mad a.L.
FahitiESTNE, dr el:/.. Wholesale Agehm. PIM.
tattall- Pa. 1 ---
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Termurnomivez.
A - Frdp; .1444.g4t0uR.
PM V
tar by
CY*Nt nRO
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PITTSBURGH. THE
Lester 4tAraggyttt...»...:WM.EfENDINIEK
. . . . .
R e-eng a gement of the gifted ;nail; Actress
- Ark; CiiEARI.OITIE TROMPS 04
w aPPear nitho Ent time ea
LI TI`Lg.BAREPOOT.
This (Wednesday) ; evenine. the new einsa,ron
, 'ay of . ,
I IIMPLI; 114,11.EF01)T'
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' ea rn n4e+ . rie I.'.t .B
Us are.114.-Itiss Vissiirottit-lsort pson
MrJ . .... ...s ....... ktr.. e.las:los 1. 1 2.rr0n.
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stfP 2 rertP.ts .. .. . ..,..4..:. .. . a;,.t..ele,Mr. Chippendato
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,i,,- Went :d =o,l 7otiniLitcl:44 ter the .trinct.
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PIIMLIDDX,EI.I ViThEs. ...,":
IL JiL7 , - Sale Lemiee.:::-..1.........'-DIZ.MIL.
-.-.7ZOE. - *,
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The Beahriful, 'Vahan" ' Sylph': and
MONS. I. YAVE..,, ,, te-nU-;
,i: MISS I 'ANNt'iIILMORS,' ,- .?:-.-
MARY WilI•TON ! ' '-' - '-'
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:re invaluable with his Dye, as itsERTA Imparts t he'nt
in on softness. tho roost be.z.utifaitica.; and great
vitality to the'-irdr, .-- - - -
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