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sKOzssIoH otEReT.
MIR. Mason in London.
[Ertraot from a prlrnte letter.


LONDON, March Is, 1852.
A curious incident occurred the other
night during the debate In the Commons on
the American blockade. When Mr Lind
say, in the course Of his speech, msde some
remarks not complimentary 10 Mr.. Seward,
they we're resolved with some applause ii
oae part Of the House, as was natural
enough; but member on the non -applaus-
i've benches was little surprised to hear
an isolated loud exclamation Of approval.
Turning instantly he saw that it proceeded
from an excited gentleman in the gallery.
On inquiry, he learned that the excited
olaqueur Of Mr.. Lindsay was Mr. Mason,
Cemmissioner-in-Wai6ng Of the Confound,
ed States Of America. That q foreigner
admitted to the House by courtesy should
have so far have forgotten the decencies
and pFoprieties, has excited not more sur
prise than Indignation among themembers,
as the story spreads. Bal, 1 guess the
gross impropriety Of his rOWdyism will be
overlooked, il we suffer JEFF. Davis TO re-
main at Richmond. A few more victories
on our part, and he will doubtless retire Of
his own accord to "hide his diminished.
ehsek r.
That 80 old and praoti5ed parlismenta-
rian and man Of the world should have ez5
plOde3 his delight over 90 slight piece of
comfort az l,ttle disrespeet to M. Seward
seems to prove tuything but calm conf.
dense in Providence and things. AS q
perusal Of the report Of the debate, how
ever. viii shsW you, IL poor Mason was to
applaud at all, the opportunity ne seized,
slight as it was, vas the best one Of the
svening.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISaTOE, April Z.

Mr.. White, Of Ind, offered resolution
providing for The appointmentofH q commit,
tee Of 8 members, TO inquire and report at
Is early day ss practicable, whether any
plan can be proposed and recommended for
the gradual emancipation Of eli the African
slaves and the Extinction of slavery in
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennes eP@ and ,AlissOuri, by the people or
local a6thorities therof, and whether
suoh An object be- espedieut and de 3.
sirsble and that they further inquire
anf report whether the colonization Of
subh emauoipated slaves on this continent
OF elsewhere i8 necessarily a cOnoOpaitsnt
Of their fresdom, and how and what pro-
vision should be made therefore, and also
that they would inquire how far and IN
what way the Government can and ought
equ tably to facilitate this object and that
they further be authorised, II in their
judgment 1t be deemed expedient, to ex-
tend their inquiries as to the other slave
holding States, and report thereon.
Mr.. Mallory regarding the resolution as
Unconstitutional and absurd, moved to lay
il on the table. Not agreed 70, 81 against
So.
The srssOlutiOn was passed, yess 81, nays
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April Z.
An extensive FIRE broke out here this
morning, destroying completely three
large buildings, two Of them with costly
iron fronts, located on Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. They we're respectively occupied by
Wm.- Tucker, dealer asutlers' goods; Wm.
Egan, dry goods Inoht s. J. b. Wilson,
grocery. ..-...
The adjoining stores Of Cone s Hoovey,
dealers In bkOes, and Gregory, hard ware
dealer, we're also seriously damaged.
Messrs' Tucker, Egsn and Wilson are the
principal losers in stock.
The ere extended to the rear buildings
on South 7th street, several Of them oocu.
pied Is tavsrns or restaurants. The origin
Of the FIRE is coDieotursl.
The loss is very heavy but is partially
insured.
The Fortress Monroe boat to Baltimore,
brings information from the neighborhood
Of Yorktown mp to Saturday afternoon
Shipping Point had been taken BY our
troops, and other places on the route for.
merly occapied by the rebels.
Some skirmishing had taken place be-
tween the outposts Of the enemy and cur
force, in which the several casualties ere
said to have occurred mostly In Eastern
regiments.
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Gazette.
n spite Of our regulations, negroes viii
occasionally get within our lines, and pu1.
lle The brains Of their masters7 to Get
THIN out again. The presence Of 8 slave.
holder in camp searching for his a boy" is
something that neither officers nor men
can become accustomed 70, and that day By
day grows more unEeloome and disgusting.
4hsRe are . few, perhaps, who are still
willing % lend themselves with aVidity to
pEomose the objects Of the man. huDter, but
al with whom / am acquainted-and,
thank heavenl the noble Kentuckians
hers are no exception 70 the Tule-yield
him his pauRd Of flssh, end not E single
particle. beyond. a.
+ Yesterday merning vas IN the QualleFs
q Colonel ef one Of our Ohio regiments.
Aslaveholder, clad IN the inevitable but
tsrnut-oolorsd stuff, with 9 black cloth
oVereost, sntored the tent.
pNhat is your business, sir q qusrisd
the Colonel. :
"Why, I've lost boy understand he
& in your regiment and want to look
for him.
Shave you psss ?" demanded The o.
hoi Hes tOiQ II wasn't necessary %
have q pass 4
We want nothing more 10 DO with you
hers, replied the Colonel. uAdjutant,
conduct this man over the lines"
Ny iips remained closed, but my heart ]
said, GOd bless yOu, Colonel, for sol
6ier and a man"
! have seen ofioaFs oringe In similar
cases, as though they supposed that only
the most disgusting serviiity would save
thsiT backs from the slavsholier's lash
Bui those officers did not belong to General
Mitohelrs Division
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HolIin,e Grsnt Rnn.

This iron. elsd seoV Is undoubtedly at or
near Island No. 30. A Western CORES
pendent thus desccibss It;
Ihave seen E reugh sketch Of HelliHs
oSlsbratsd gunbost- the MANASSAS, or
TurtIe-taken from the descriptions Of in
tslHgent persons in Columbus, who have
seen her. She Is about one hundred feet
long, and twenty feet beam, end draws
from nine 70 tE0lys feet water. Her shape
above water Is nsGrly thstof half & sharply
pointed egg shell, 80 that shot will glance
from her, no matter where it may strike.
Her bsok Is formed Of IL inch oak, covered
With u Inch bar iron. she has two chin
neys, so arranged as 10 slide down in the
time Of action. Tae pilot house is in the
stern Of the bOaE She =is worked by q
poSerfal propeller but cannot stem q
strong current ehe carries only one gun
g IS FOUNDER rigat IN her bow.
The sscessionists Of Columbus say that
at one tins she would hsVe come up here
70 Test the metal e our forts if the water
had not been TOO l5W. There was no limo,
ho1etsf, while shs vas at Columbus, when
there Wss not Waaer enough to hoat her
She Is said 70 bo now at Island No. 10, and
It is reported that she would come up and
engsgs our boats II she could stem The eur
rent There IS olly one entrance 70 her
through 9 trap door In back, Her port
hole is furnished with heavily plated
trap, which springs mp when the gun is
run out and ialls down when e. is run
hack. How the oreE get their Hight snd
slr I oan't pretend 20 sAy. This Turtle
is certainly formidable affair, second
NerFimao in its way, and appears to be
capable Of doing much demage, while re.
oeiyihg but little. Il Wou d be impossibl,
20 board her, e theFsds only enc sntrsno,
and she is supplied with hose fer THROWN,
hot water, The rebels claim 10 have SOM
aeR ern basts below, II 9 very formidabi
sharaSteE. kszCo,E 2zea 10
.s.r--. .EAF 0E fE10 ll-es
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CO-PART NERSHIP.

GO-PARTNERSBIP NOTICE
~ The undersigned have formed q Partnership
= ps o9l9yetee under tuU frm name Of Il. P. Myers
speols partner 5O'h being residents of .leFeland
mo-. z y itquse ooutri Dutes to the common stock
Iha gsneTsl nature Of the business to be transact
tl s inst OF the manUtatgre aud sas Of Stoves and
Safes, &c. @'
This eO-par tnership 70 date from February lat
ls6z and terminate tbs hrss day OF FsbrusrT is5
~ witness whereof We hereunt0 set our Ia sts aud
seals this first day OF February, 1852
Z. p. MYERS, Il 81
STATE OF OHIO, a 'N'S--' L. -
Odyahoss County, %
CLEVELAND, March Is, 1881
, personally appeared before me As. P. Myors and z
q Aosasss- - anAnz1lauaad aignit.y q ,rd ..oI
ing 0i the Hove inatFnfn nB AZ Their free Ret md
deco tor the purposes therein mentioned
SAMUEL FOLJHMBB,
marlffs34 Justice Of the Peace,
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FraIFsls alaks pap.tsL
WAsHIRaToN, March 81

RAsHMaToN, March 81.
There isa feeling Of dissatisfaction In
some quarters 1.-THE apparent tenderness
Of the GoEeyRment In this city and vicinity
toward uhblnshing traitors This entire
District is under martial Law, and there Is
no hesitation on The part OF military su-
thOrities to exercise their powers in some
matters. Liquor shops are very properly
closed, II necessary ct the point Of the bay
oRet, and tis nOt fortnight since a squad
Of United States 4roOps entered q neWspa-
per Office here and arrested the publisher
and printers because they had persisted in
printing news which was as we'll known
in Richmond as Washington. No one will
complain Of this rigid rule II the public
interest requires it-but Why st the same
are traitors handled so gingerlyi A dis
tinguished Senator remarked this morning:
H0ne has no rights here unless he is reb-
elF OF course be did not mean to be un-
derstOod Rs speaking with sober exsetness,
but Il Is nevertheless true that the rebels
are having . nice time Of it In Washington.
They openly curse the Government oircu-
late the most infamous lies respecting our
troops, on the streets and Of the hotels, and
when prayers are read 10 the churches
thanking God fOr Federal victories, with
violent passion tear into the street.
sKozSsioE otERaY.
The pastor Of Trinity Church, on Q St,
yesterday dehed the vestEy, who voted to
depOse him for his open treason, and oecu-
pied the pulpit Of the churca in spite Of
the vestFy vote. Dr. Morsells church was
closed by the Provost Marshal, but simply
upon the ground that disturbance was
feared, not because Of the DIS reasonable
conduct. The charge is made by respects
bic citizens, that these secession elergymen
There are but four or Eve in the District
1re really acting thespy here for the JEFF.
Davis Government, and there are some
very good Ieasonsf for believing the charge
10 be true Cor. N. z. Post
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SENATE,

Mr.. Sumner presented petition in favor
Of emancipation.
Mr.. Wiley presented a petition Of citi-
gems Of Virginia against the proposed tax
on Leaf tobacco. .fa s-a4T1- saa5
Mr. Wilson, Of Mass, from The Military
Committee, reported, authorizing the Pres.
ident to transfer the appropriation made
for fortifcatiOns to the building Of iron.
clad gUnboaiss l1-r lsTH
The oOnfsostion bill was taken up.
Mr.. TTumbull proceeded 10 speak in IA
vor Of its passage.
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FROM PHILADRLPHIA,
PHILApELpnrA. April Z.

The papers this morning publish special
order No. z, Of the War Department, show.
ing the inoorrectness of the Bulletin report
Of the arrest Of Surgeon General Finley,
He is ordered to Boston 10 await further
oFdera
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CONNECTIOUT ELECTION,

.=.# .--aF hABIFOkDJ april 4.
The annual State election is progress.
Ing quietly, with every indication that the
Republican and Union ticket will carry the
State.
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A correspondent of the New York Times
writes from Southwest Missouri as follows,
under date Of March 7th:
We passed melancholy sight--s wagon
filled with emigrsnts and ell their worldly
goods. By the side trudgsd q little bare
footed fellow, ragged and dirty. Ny COM
panion said to him, Well, my little man,
where do you live Z" He sadly answered,
" We don't live HOOhers, only in q t0gggiB |"
We met another party on horseback One
Of the men told US how his house had been
attacked in the night BY gang Of maraud-
ing EeceHsionists, and how he had made
one Of them bite the dust, with bullet,
which he said, 81 took him sDat bet Eeen the
sheuldeFs.H Such things are common.
War has developed the EiekednesB Of men,
and fosteFed eli their evil passions. Men
swear and lie, and steal and kill, who were
never guilty Of such acts before. The Sab
bath seems utterly disregarded. The
churches and schools are closed, and the
devil seems TO reign supreme. a Chris
tian man, who retains his religion, is
worthy Of eli honor; or, rather his thanks
are due to that Divine grace which could
alone preserve him. We reached Spring.
falt on Saturday. In come Of the houses
the Windows are all broken, doors have
been smashed, and the hoors and wallis are
covered With hlth and grease. Many Of
the yards have been used for Keeping
horses, and the young fruit trees are com
| pletelg barked. The groves have been cut
/ dOEn for froWOod.
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esG nn0 MONEY ADVANCED
5tyUs OOU IN sdma 60 aols-sf TO oid st5nt
80 eel known W AGE Ef1 OF EIgE--on lsc-ll.ll
III 1T1rT Kind, ViEf DrV Gooda, HnnlwaT1 e1ll ara
lssf fISls ffrichoE DIsnondt, JsuslrY, ilo-arT1 Il
1icthinE, Furniture larroel, Pianos, 4lEEo1lI ~
M, Ga1aFal Mnrchauilaa, and Rcllcnal Fl1ecllg
T'Tizrl1 lf-IctiSn rL7atls lil1oL- ~ 49,
Trd 3oTalFT llr As at haE7lil1-.- 80 1 r9 rr1t
8oElE 2lRsEior BiEsst, err ~ 4 lll1 , -
u5eAl1G 3111ll Gi4
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On sHd aftsr Monday, HoFembar lth, ISL, -
or Trains va Leave eas7slald ~ lailoUls 81
IiFSt frain-as00 a. M.-StOp9n7 at Az gtntIonE a.
cspt OluBtod, Columbia, koehoIssF, Eltrr.a
8ich, IBERIA, Eds1, Rarlin and OralT1. 80
wing at Orc5til1s l0s51 A. HI 0clu-lt t1I ne j..
!; Dayton 5ioo ?. H Oincinnar e.l5 =. -
Indianapolis 80 z. II 4 4o1JFili9 1.19 ~. ~
g. Lonil lo;l5 A. h ChicaGo IL Clasllils1
second Train-Tsi5 ?. M.--stopplng q aH Gtafl-17
IBERIA, Edon, Berlin, LeEis Qantros erangs ala
Worthingtont arriving at ll1lltlilQ d 20 p. ~
Columbus lsl0 a. a DAYTON sos "a. H.; Utns
rlnnaH Ii25 a. H.; lnaia1Arolia 80 a. a. t
Eloui1 liss0 K. n; LcudlVills El5 p. ~; Ciisl1
10 Tia Dfsltltne i64o A. III.
TTainl stop % lsaFo PassongsT8 g al 1tatons nld
top only % aka Pallo1EalH On llEn1l 8 ll1lllal
eNesBtad above, AZ
-ilraias lssVo oolumbll e. hllcEls - Eraiue-,s
A. n, a1d arrive n OlsFeiald e 9;2Q e 2 Fl l
-+1r7b p, ~ e1d arrives n llgFel1lzd 81 =
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nOHHE0FIOua

ssIhy, sanduIEy, llaa1aald 4 HsEafir REllroIa ~
laEEfald, H Fer1oni AsEnrSs zanalEllll
OsuSsllns' PiitI5uegh, Eort wayne : OaloaEo BaI-
rad, fuF NcElgs, Urler 1lll1lEI7, llI..I
Ldnaa, fort Mlyne, L1por3c, lhicl7o. -
WUti and AaSS ioz ala1lI.llldi aooll1l. .l
7.rss. s6d BslisiSataIns RaIifotd Eils. - Il
Bellslontainss BidA0T, Qniol, a1na,as "a
alnn1oLll, 1eIre HAMS, Nilcdunc, fs
Eillo, LcutEFillss QalEo, d, Loli1, -. -
Delaware with 4prll11elcs NJ t1rlcl 1n4 kltllr
buTFh Rsilroad f1r BpriaT6eld, - - =
nulErIbuI, Little Miami 4 Cclu1tul, ana IanI'
fatlroad, foE KGulA, DaTtcn, l111E1'r'
mrs Hantes s.. Lgul1, IoZrogl lioglllls
~ Gin1llnati, and With fhe ohir =
zlirli kallFo8d e Ollcinnsn 81 Etuz
VHlal GEalzlile, 0alroi q ho1i-s 50
Gufuulbul, Central ohto RaflEoed i1r I5llzll-
Tills, Whealilgi ko-, golrmblE, PiIla rE Y
~ Tor Hcksa 70 ~ points snd inl1rra ~
~ e the Fa8e1gsE st4tiols and g 0lios Li.lsl
0fios, IA Superior street., - j. 80
H-H. HhIEE, Bl5aEl1-1n---s
GloEalAne, Nov. sth, ISL. .l.--f q Il
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OLEYELAND q PITTSBIRaH
~ AELB oEDs
WINTER ARRAEsEhHHE. Issi.a

b Ona1d aftsF Monday, NOVanbsr 81. IN lrln
gin Fun dAfIy, e. i0ll0EBs OaundsT5 sEe1I.1d,)- i
70 A. q. chicago EEproa8-Stops q an alati1n y
eo1fhern Division eLeslt y aahingnlH, -
q le;l0 P. n. ~ 4, --4T7-- -
80 p. III EoFthsrn Iall--StoTB at al Sise5r1 e.
el5 p. IL.
$40 p. II. Tnlagraph EEFra15-sts11 ss al 51-t1,nl
On Goath0rn Divislon, except Waching gtoIi, -
- n0a and ulay, Arrives a 1olsdS 8 Ia,l5 4. u
nd Ghicna0 kt " a, -
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FlhANclAl.

EOREIGN EXOHANGE.-sE
Drsfs IN amounts % Eliti fol y % leI.lI coI
1ISs1l 49, lr7ncs ard AL the rli1lclral li1lls
f11F1lanT, On Frankl1re. Aalllli -
~ tlarhsllIi ard ffa4ue, 4gr So ~
ss.1sis - IEP#Il7llli 4 hTlal7 AEIliT
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DRY GOODS.
CPRIEG OLOAKS

uni dUUDS.
iSPRING 0L04K5
AND CLOAKINGS,
A Nice Selection Of the Latest Styles,
Good Qualities at Lew Prices.
HOVER & HIGBER
Have them ct 2s7 Sup. rlor street.
SKELETON SKIRTSl
woven I and % fisstsd, ai,'R iRaannfaetuToS red '-
expressly flr
HOVER b HIGBEE
from tho best Spring sto and sold By them at least
Is PER oERr. LESS THAN USUAL PRICES.
The best Heavy Fine
ONE SHILLING PER YARD
36-lNCH BROWN SHEETIHG
IN TOWN FOR TIE MONEY!
3l.Inch S-Oent Brown ShiPtIngs,
TIE BEST IN TOWN FOB TIE MOEE
AMERICAN PRlMTSl
NADER coLoRs. AT
8 AND 10 UENT3 PER YARDl
Ths bsst in To IN ct the Prise. =
HOVER & HIGBEE
HAVE THEM AT
237 SUPERIOR STREET. 237
IS THE
: TEST oF7OHEAPNEssr
rr707n TIE Bust
"a BLEACHED & BROWN COTTON
IE THIS OlTG KOR The MOhEY, --.
TAYLOR, Girls WOLD q co,
Dsalars IN Dry Goods foy cash, I7s sdperIor street.
apE9 and lS6 Ba1kgtTest. -
II D. KENDALL & co. 80
sAAR
GOODS FROM AUCTION. /.
Foulard Silk at shilllngs
French Ehioet ShaWis, very fine, a..
BrOche ShsWls, at bargains,
ALSO,
Housekeeping GOods--in every variety.
New Oloaks.
Rich figured Dress Silks, ...
Cassimeres,
Travelling Dress Goods,
Alexandsr's Kidp, SC, &c.
D. KENDALL 4 CO.,
mar29 27 Superior st., and Il Pub. Square.
A BARGAIN.
MORAL SEIRTSI
The, r: former price ssSo are now ssng a. saa5.
THE CHEAPEST SKIRTS
Evsr OtfsEsd In the city.
n 1. 2. SHERWOOD,
ENkOM PARIS-En 5nt Derry, |
m W. GEZTBERG 3 BA usGAEN
III EW SPRING GUODF
Up. P.SHERWOoD's,
Among which are the following Goods;
OHESS GOODH
In ondisgI variety and Of the newest desisns.
MILLINERY GOODS
The largest and beat selected Stock ever brought %
Fnis City'
sf. sff farf s5 rlH
0LOAKSmd OL0AKIEGS
OF the Iatest and most unique sRrIng Designs.
Also, large stock OF
II RER g o D s,
hich has been pur1ha1ed Ct 80 cents on ths DclIsr
lll q which will be osrsd to the Public at small
I P. SHERWOOD,
.@marsl q 242 superior Al |
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EC0nvention Of Sorghum growers will
Be held ct Adrian, Mich, on the 18th and
l7th inst, to consider the best methods Of
eultivatlng and manufacturing, and to coll
ieet statistics and such other information
IS may be Important TO producers. The
following premiums viii be awarded By
judges to Be appointed By the Convention
Best sample 10 lbs sorghum sugar. ...-.-....-Sso
Second bell sample 70 lbs e0rglpm shgar-s.. q
Third best SAM pie % lbs sorFhun 30 gar 80. lC
81 sample two gallons I5oEgann syFpp-.-.- g
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OsnssctIonl ars na6s 81 Iz0afosgiIis uiIs a. s,a
may 4anan5sd md HeEsEk r p e Ql7li9 ~
ne e91eg1ays DAYTON 4lq Ol1olll21 =. =, q 4Lls
with he AiehigAn 8gushsrn 3 NoftdaTn Indlsrs
md Iolado and sIabalh EailroadI fcE otll111. ~
lFolt, sacEoc1i Nort Wag1ss lqla1Ip1rt, ErIl7lt,l
Cairo. Altons g. Ilozils and a. lQilsl zl 1Eti
Wa1t and Southwest.
wet, af 80 4. r, AID SO ?, 4. grom saldulT
g fo8AsMs 4TEa1 90 i.fa -
Z. 2. RQoAl4ll
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STOVES AND TlN-WARE.

1AE OEoEA1CA COOKING STOVE,
Having during the past Winter, hssu improved, e
nov unduubtedly- Eha bESr stnva in g. : Msrkst.
It's baking, Roasting and Broilinr propaTties ara
unexeeptionable, ana Ia ocsnomy Of FUEL e . IN
par9iled win iis new patent grgts Il viii burn
ing thoroughly ventilated it will produce psTiect
aHd healthy bake equal 90 thqt Of Bakers Brick
uFea: Roasting and Teas ing "a done before the
open IRE, and 8rOtlnz over i've c0als on the hearth
as common Hsnse diotat .. lt is manuftctursd IN
this city. ami th- mstsrial ussd and the workman
satisfactOn 20 all IS hundreCs Of hopsskesBsrg IN
this city and surfsuudinR country, who arc daily
using the Stove, viii astifT.
Ths Aofnnlg Si0r Cooking Stove
Is new and desirable pattern, which, With Varle-
g OF otAerls mako our stock complete. We a32
have on hand great variety OF PaTlor gcoE Ing and
other beating Stoves for sale st reduced prices.
Ne are constantly supplied With All ths aeRast 3
ENAMELED CRATES,
Also-an Of the most ussfal Artialss o.
Hosss .HEEisking Goods, Rqils E Formers Iool1
We are iust reosfyipg ths latest impreV dstylss0i
BIHD Ok EB, which are offered for sale At tis lo1-
ct csah nrirsa- We mAnutacturs laFEsly and have
for sale s. or retail all thu FariO18 articles
OF lain and JI7ausd fiu, Copusr snd Sheet lion
Ware We o1er the almost endless VaFistI ol goods
IN oar line L3r sale tbs lowest cash prices, On to
ONE PRi0E SYSTEM
EPAu Hoh8dkoepsr ana tho1s Who eoHfsmpllte
Housakeapin7io a .fho n8st o. man lrilli are Ils
cordially invited to csli before nurc h9sin ee
ard - for ihcnltlYea, aac ttllil1to1 - alif-
49, = The stove ald era z lgleTigrI O
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LATEST NEWS

Gen Breckenridge is at camp Moore
with 10000 men, ready for o conp.de
main Reports are confirmed that Gen.
Mcclellan has been superseded by
Halleck's.
Thirteen batteries were sent to our
Confederacy as present from the Liver
pool merchants. There original cost
is 10000 pounds Sterling They were
safely landed in Georgia
After a successful march, the allied
forces have taken possession of the city
of Mexico Large reinforcements arc
expected from France.