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ed the endorsement Of the most prominent physf.
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humanity a. q certain cure for the following dis
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General debility, mental and physical depression,
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Any PoKT ~ A SroKN.-The Rocky Mountain
News gets of the following:
IL 10 stated that non-conrr issioned ot5cer of
camp Weld went out few night ago to arrest
some OF bis "boys" who had slipped of 20 a
dance. On Learning that the of1cer was about TO
enter and snatch them away from the o,v ana 70,
i've time going on, one or two Of 'em were said 70
nave instantly disappeared under the extensive
hooPed fkirts OF some Of the girls and remained
undiscovered by the officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

II The southern armies have been in III. hsb,,
OF charging that the " Yankees" would no. nght.
and alleging that, although western men mig ht
prove dangerous foes, rebels could not be whipped
oy the sons Of New England The late successes
OF Gen. Burnside will materially assist 10 disnel
this delusion- The "chivalry" are rapidly learn
Ing how much stronger 10 the pine tree than the
palm, no matter In what free State IL WIS nur-
IuIea, nor whether II rrst took root among down
East forests, the Middle States or the glorious
West - s-0'AS~@
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IL The Cincinnati Times, in referring to state
ments which have been published 10 the effect
that Gen. Grant had fallen into disfavor with the
Administration, mentions a Letter lust received
from Gen, Grant by his father, in which the for
mcr 81 have been ordered to 60 I'D the
Tennessee river and take command OF all the
forces, and shall start Immediately This, the
Times adds, Is positive. and the order 10 precise.
ly what Gen. Grant desired. Instead OF being
superseded, he is placed in command Of one Of
the most important expeditions in Gen. HaIleck's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

PAIN AND SICKNESS Is produced by the presence
Of these matters or humon which are retained be-
yond the time designed. Brandreth's Pills 70.
moves these matters or humos, and their use al
oh, that the sick everywhere appreciated the i'm.
portance OF these few lines, how much disease
would be diminished, and the general health OF
tbs community improved. Brandreth's Pills are
sold Al IS cents per box, with full directions at
No 294 Canal street, New York, and at the branch
Once, corner Ninth and E streets, Washington,
d. G. r: 8. Suffers supplied by the dozen.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NO PERMITS FOR coAsr TRADE.

NO PERMITS FOR COAST TRkDH.
We learn thai no permits are granted for trading
purposes on the Atlantic cosst-nothing being
done to interfere with the blockade. Permits
are, however, granted by the Treasury Depart
ment for internal trade In other directions, 40 our
forces advance into the so-callsd Confederate
States and establish the authority Of the United
States
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QUERY.

WHY 10 IT That CRIsApo Ro's HAN DYE 10
the Best In the worlc!
Because eminent chemists say So!
Because It contains no csustio compounds!
Because IL wears LONGER than any otherI
Because It operates Enthusiastically!
Because It does not stain the skin! a
Because II nourishes and strengthens the Hair |!
Because il oorreots the bad efeo b Of other dyes
Because its presence cannot be detected! -
Bscasss % sscsv fails .----.
Manufactured By J. CRIsTADORO, 8 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied
By oil Hair Dressers.
Proc o., 81 50 and ss per box. according 10
size. Mol
CRIsIApoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
IL invaluable with his Dye. ss IL Impsrts the ut
most softnsss, the most beautiful gloss. and great
vitality to the Hair.
Price % cents, o., and % per bottle, sooordIng
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Colss, BuMoxs, 4 BAD MANS, ESt.asxp yoIsrs
and all diseases Of the feet cured without pain or in
convenience 70 the pstient BY DR.. w hite, Surgeon
Chisopodist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue. Once
hours nom q. m. TO p. m.
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Ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
st Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near r.
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THR LIMA

A Cdrd.-Dr. Hunter will definitely close his
once In Washington on Saturday evening, the
18th Instant, after which date all persons afflicted
with Pulmonary disease can consult him person
ally or by letter at his ONCE, No. 81 east Twelfth
street, near Broadway, New York.
His ONCE here will remain open for the recep.
ton Of patienh afflicted with Catarrh, Bronchi.
tbs, Consumption, and Asthma, no TO the evening
Of Saturday, 10Th instant. 203 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Warrington. mh20
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ma 10 y ,. EANGDON u CO.
S69 S sIEyEETH sTREET, 26o
CHEAP CASH STORE.
pN We nave lost receivea lsrEe assortment Of
oher much below the market prIoe, AZ either
wholesale or retail
In Store, two Second hand Cottage ssts, in excel
We will sell cheap for the cash.
A large assortment 81 M.hosauy and wsInut
Dressing Bureaus; Wsshstsnds,
Hair Seat. Can, ard Wood Seat Chairs. large
varieties and patterns,
Cottsse Union. japanese and Jenny Lind Bed
walnut ana Cherry Leaf TABLES.
Feathe Beds, Mattresses, 60, DO.
An alta great saorIios for cash.
Remsmber the number, 3es Seventh street,
NH ia. Nlu n BoNTz q GRIFFITH.
FOR 4 FEW DAYS ONLY have removed
Jszsly Store SfrnA o Mo- oS $50 S Sew
e a:sm j. w. KEEP.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoTHINs, at the
y PEOPLES Clothing Store, No. 400 1th street.
W. COAL OIL LAMPS
CAMPS 'eeHaa TAPE: tsRSshs sd
which We offer to the merchants OF Washington
and and SeSrsetoyn at the lowest Eastern, Rnces,
the best brands By the barrel, Warranted at Bal
Also, orders taken for Western Glass Ware
samples and prices can be seen az our new store,
No. 416 Seventh street, opposite the Post Ofioe,
NH Is-ix HENRY BAILEY q CO.
Nl FAsMosABLx DKrssMAKER,
Has removed from 4st Tenth street @ ts9
IOr's drsssSuttIns rsIe b. Mrs s. mn ls-lma
NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE
r. a0s Il &C. s.ys q,s
81 No. 347 West Baltimore street, Baltnore.
The entire stock was purchased IN September
dealers on sucS terms as viii mafs sRs 70 IpteT.s
Of both city and country merchants 70 examine
~ Their terms Will be cash. fea-svs
A NERVOUS DEBILITY, OR sPER-
~MAT0RRHGA.- permanent and last
C sas shS hs
ers Enclose one stamp, and address Box It's,
Goa wuo,ps,,r .u,.un.
ooe. SsH !sTssy .1sn Asp oIsosts
e ia.. J. LANsDoN q 90.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REM0T0,
@: SbfsI: :s' e a .: :sSE;sPs
between I'd and Sd SITS. de 4D-6
T.. CASH NOTICE.
IN Conses uenoe OF our having % pay cash for
e 81 s
;sItS nix srf st
boys wear, which are selling at q much loVar rate
than usually; WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
is1 initial a Rey.l So 80 -
II COAL OIL-COAL OIL.
HAVING The agency Of one Of the larges Coal
Oil comp anies in the United States, We caa seli
Coal Ul whole sale and retail. cheaper than can be
bought In washington. Also, Lamps, cans and
Shades. GEO. w, STE AIT & son,
NEW STYLE SPRING ,OvERCOATs AND
~ Ans Black brock Goats Just fsossyed A.
NH la-av. corner and M ssree.s.
A FINE Assortment Of Ties. CoIlars, suspen-
( dsrs, Snirts, Irunks. Hats and Csps, az
SSAiaTH's'' No. $50 'th street, OPPOSITE fe'i
S'ress' .-s.5s .-a ph-im
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Am SEM Elm lSs
FORD'S ATHENEUM.
JOHN T. FoRp----. ---- Proprietor and Manager
Triumphant Success of the new
s TEMPLE OF THE DRAMA.
THIRD NIGHT or THE SEASON,
Third appearance of the Celebrated Actress.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
THIS EVENING.
Will be presented the Grand Military Dram, Of
THE FRENCH SPY;
- THE sroRMISSss OF ALeIERs.
E;S% PIX g kAaIn o, -..mi's Lucille Western
TAMBoURIsz DANCE. MISS OLIVIA
To conclude with the favorits Farce entitled
BETSY BAKER.
ADMISSION. ..
Press CIRCLE and Parsuette----- 30 cents
Beloony seals ----- 49,. 49,. -----s....-St
Orchestra Seats.
-r9ully Clrolo -: - cents
CANTERBURY E GaatAt4tERBuRY HALL.
TO-NIsHT TONIGHT
The Brilliant
New Constellation Of Beauty!
PERCIvAL's IMMENSE COMBINATION /.
MISS MILE FOWLER,
By far the most perfect and beautiful Danssuse
presented to the American public. r.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
The IdealiIstion of Me ody and Beauty.
MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS,
MISS MARY BLAKE,
MISS LILLY BRANDON,
MISS FRANK sECoR,
MISS JULIA RICHMOND
THE DELBVANTE BROTHERS,
CHARLEY NEIL.
BILLY QUINN.
GAM RIGHT
NJ. JEAN CLOSKI,
JOHN HEAVY.
AND NUMEROUS OTHERS.
DNo change In the Admission Prices III
Admission Is cents OrohsseN Chairs 20 cents.
Afternoon Bssetssss.ss
For Ladies and Faa,l,es, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, st7 o'olook,
When l.vish d.triPqsio1 Of Elss ant Present, is
n hsaSs sfFI Dresses. :es mag
M Mar 18th
and Pennsylvania avenue
Admission % cents; Children 10 cents. NH 10
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OPTHALMIc AND AURAL INSTITUTE, 227 Penn.
sylvania avenue opposite Willard's), devoted Il
the treatment, medically and surgically Of al
maladies Of the eye and ear, In charge OF Dr. Vol
MoschziskeT, from Clinton Place, New York
Deafness, impaired sight, noises In the head
scientifically treated. q
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

nTGEORG TAXES FOR 1892
NS Notice - hereby Elgel that 8 discount of
OUR ent yesr, If paid or before the FIRST Of APRIL
next CHAS o. WEIGH
NH 2I-2W CoIIsctor
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Tzz CrRcgIT CoUkr or sr. MARY's Co., ND
Monday last
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ARRIVED at Carters wharf foot Of l3k street,
schooner Charm, Starr, Philadelphia, with 10
tons Of coal for Geo Bogus; Sarah Jane, McReady
same port, with 100 tons Of coal for II. Rochat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

A UsIos NETTING viii be held at Fairfax Coul
house, Va, Tomorrow, the nd, which will
Addressed by Hon. John C. Underwood an
others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

RESOLUTION in favor Of Richard Ballinger.
HssoIced by fhe Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Coxneil Of the Cooperation Of GsoTgstoirH
That the sum Of seventy-six dollars and seventy
FIVE cents be paid to the order Of Richard Bal.
linger, In full Of his bill for repairs Of pumps 10
December 81, 1861.
Approved February %, 1852
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MASoks OIsTxRs.-Harvey has received Q
49, Soaa Of aaaokiB oysters. See his sdverttse-
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A RESOLUTION for the relief Of George L. sher.
wood.
hsSosred by the Board Of Aldermen and Bod,d OF
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgsto,cn
That the fines imposed by n. Reaver, J. p, on
George l.. Sherwood, be, and they are hereby
RENTED, provided said Sherwood pay the costs.
Approved February %, 1862
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Goa. rssso
FOR 1900 LBS
NH IS tf J. I.ANGnIIN A. cO
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The NEw MILITARY PRIsoN.-The varebou..
Of vi George Waters, In Georgetown, on TIE
canal, near High street bridge, a strong and sub
stan,ially BULL edihce, has been fitted up for tht
reception Of our soldiers uied by court marital
and awaiting sentence or serving their terms OF
imprisonment In the Central Guardhouse, which
Is too small 10 accommodate the number con.
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RESOLUTION In favor of VIM. II. Fletcher.
ReSotced BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Gso,gstotcH
That the sum Of FIVE hundred and sixty-fve dol
lars and eighty cents IL hereby appropriated TO be
paid to the order Of w. n. Fletcher, for work and
material furnished on the streets of the town,
from June Is to September %, 1851.
Approved February p, 1852.
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WHAT AN AMOUNT Of suffering and disease
among the Volunteers would be prevented by the
free use Of Hollowav's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Sores, and Scurvy the Ointment 10 q
certain cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Fevers,
small Pox, &c, the Pills are the best medicines
In the world. Only IS cents per box or pot. 22l
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NoTIcB TO THE Public. Mortimer, arrested
yesterday for robbing a soldier, is not the one
who keeps grocery store at the corner Of Tenth
street and Maryland avenue, (Isand.) 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Byors Jssties
Thompsos.-Patk. Bresnahan, Daniel Lynch, Jas.
turned over to the military. Eliza Mohaney, do;
workhouse so days
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TOR FEW DAYS ONLY.-I have removed
i my fine stock Of Clothing from over 6alts'
enth street, near +, where shall offer il at less
thsn wholesale cost prices, for q few days only.
re N-Sm - j. w. KEEP.
nRpEAT p, BARSAINs IN CLOTHING, at the
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WARNING FOR HAcKDRIvKRs -Jno. McLaugh-
lin and James Herity, hackdrivers, were fined
this morning at the Central Guardhouse by Jus
tice Thompson 81 Sc each for not wearing me-
tallic badge, as required by late city ordinance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

RxEzAsxD.-The following prisoners were re
leased by the commission yesterday on givin,
their written parole to render no aid or comfoi
TO the enemies In hostility to the government
Of the United States:-A J. Flemming, J. "A
English. W. A Taylor, Summerneld Ban, w
y. Price, J. w. Burke, w. N. Brown, i. s
Hough, Il: G: Field E. J. snowden, w. Cogan
and John WEIGH.
The following were recommitted for turtle
consideration III. o. Clsughton Henry Peel
and E II. Mcknight, all Of Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

HUNGARIAN CELEBRATIon.-The Hungarian
officers and civilians in Washington celebrated
on Wednesday evening, the anniversary Of the
Hungarian revolution Of 1913, and the birthday OF
Garioaldi- The party consisted, among Others of
Col. Albert, late Of Fremont's STAFF Msjor Zagon-
VI, Col. D'Utassy, Col. FigyoImesy, Col. Detchy,
and Captains Sarpy, Deinka, and Szabad Major
ZagonYt expressed the hope that the moment will
hght viii have an opportunity 10 gird on the
sword for the defence Of the Union. The party
Including few oficen who had served under
Garibaldi and who arrived here few months
ago, separated with hearty hurrah for the Union
and Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21

BANK NoTE REPoRTER.-We have received
from Field & Lare, Pittsburg, Pa, publishers q
the National Bank Note Reporter, copy OF their
detector and coin chart. Business men who wish
70 see a sample copy and subscribe for the publi-
cation, can do 90 BY calling on Messrs. 6otthelf
Behrend, No. $50 Seventh street. IL 10 published
monthly at one dollar year. IL is warmly COM
mended by the press for Its accuracy and notices
Of new counterfeits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Of invaders ON our soil to chastou our exultA.
tion ever this brtllient saccess, and 70 re-
MIND NJ or the grave cuty Of contiAue6 ~.
sainglorious enemy the reluctant aokuaw.
ieda mont OF cur light - self .eovernment.
But m aii.wiss creator has b Sn plea -,
while vouchsa0 NJ to rs His coantsnAncs In
battle, 10 IN 90 Us with severe disrens alton.
10 which we m uss bow In hum BILE s1bm ission
The last lingering hope has dtsr pg cared. and
II - bat too tras that Hsnerai A'scrt Sidney
Johnston 10 NO more. The te,e of Ms death IA
simply parratsd IN r disrat> h loss received
from Colonel William Preston, la .Ae follow
ing words
General Johnston fell yesterday. at half.
past TWO O'Clock, viii leading q suc ceeasui
chsree, turning the enemy'e right and gaia.
ting brilliant victory. Mlnie boil Cut the
artei OF his leg, but he rode on til, fr, m loss
Of hlood Ae fell sxhau ted, and died wi ihcut
pain In few moments II 8 body has been
insrnsted TO ma By General Beaure&ard. 10 BIS
taken 20 New Orleans and rema4n unal d.
reotions are received from bis family
NJ long and close friendship with this de-
parted caierssin and papio., BID rhe TO
trust mgtelt In giving vent 10 he Ieeinss
which Lhis sad intelligence mas eFosed--
without doirs frJusiics TO me iifing, ~ may
SAFELY be ASSERTED that our loss Is irreparable,
| and tn at III ong the shinfag hos OF the area.
| md the good wno now cluster around the
| banner Of oar county, there exists no pursr
spirit, no more heroic soui, 'aan that of the
iliustrIoGs man whose dsath join you in Ia
mentnS
| In his death ho has illustrated toe charRc-
| ter :or " aich through life he-w,s conspicu-
| ous-.sa; OF singleness of rurpose and de.
| vot!on TO duty. with his whols energies
| beut on attatniEg the victory which he
| cearaed essential TO his country's caC se, he
rode on TO the accom- p:ishment Of hts object,
| forgstfs< o: self while his very e.blocd
wss fast eobiHg away. His last breath
| cheered his GO IN AIDES TO victory The last
| sound he heard YVES :heir shon: OF tri o m ph
His Lass theuxc: was his country'e ana long
and deeply vii, his country mourn his loss
JgPPsRsoK DAVIS
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N!u55uuuu pispatfs.
n. Great Victory in Tennessee.

.. n. tseue 60 car paper yes tcrday
-,,oe wahav. - tvsi fsw additional
,,.,.,.a,ars Of thu ps.! a. victory At shiloh,
IN Ten nessee, o.. sstdey. A1"s ""s
great and glorious s'rssSie mere" NO room
20 6oubt. and that our 70 fces aenieved one
If ,hs m os, important triumph oftne whole
~.r,. u,Is less certain. All that we nave
..,.,on., Ga contained IN Ne following
r-,r.,. tt.psteh received by man Der OF
.,n,~-.ss re. ,erday, dated nj Atlanta, Ca,
april IN;
canned the most complies victory OF the
xe aave driven the enemy to their
,ra,i,oru We have 400 prisoners. Une
~ 0sa HisGman's isks vassaot off Gen.
H,scx,ar,dgs won immortal honor, his
.,alha were shot of, ami ,~o horses wer
si.isd nader him. dea P.entiss aud o,he r
Generals are spa BAG tas psis,nere."
Tbs extent and importance OF this vic tory
are di1hsplt to ss,in lie from the data before
u. Oar dispatches state tha. Gen. Buell. did
not arrive IL lime to taks part Ia the st, ug
gle, from " hic b we infer that no PORTION o,
ais corps was engsgsd. ard that /. was the
heavy column @; the enemy commanded BY
GENERAL Grant that suffered the disastrous
shock. and went down beneath the rssis:Iess
valor OF oar arms. Wha. this column mum
sNred. we ere no, prepared TO say; but Gen
frsnufs, who Was taken prisoner. estims,es
1t al $500. Our ermbined foIes was con-
sideraoly larger, and Is believed 20 be sum.
ciently suorg Ia mum beys 10 rid the sacred
soil Ct Tennessee OF the presence OF the in
vaders.
Our Casualties In this &. .h. are unques..on-
ably heavy. as Is il Heated In the loss Of
General cnaoers reported In ne te.ssrams
IN 1t have reached us. Eesides tho death Of
the lamented Johnston. Ii il stated that Gen.
Gladsen los. Al srm, Gen. Hindmsa leg,
end tina: Gen Bushrod Johnson wss wcus
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Inc most Interesting portion Of the pro-
eeed'nSs Of Congress. yestes day. wss that
occupied in the reading OF the touchir ely
appropriate message Of President Davis 10
'As Two Houses on tbs great victory in Ten.
.'''ss We publish below the nesSage In
Ia"' and deem 1t entirely unnecessary to
"''eht any comments. Indeed, any such
would DO iil.'imed and oat OF place. The
message 10 doca ment that does hon OF 70
'ae head that conceived and the heart that
Prompted It:
10 Us Seasts cad House Of Rspvsssutatiyes Of The
Cssvs61atS &tafU Of m<rica
me grsst importance OF tbs news Jus, "a .
mom ss!ablished usage, and to make 10 You
reports
from tslegrarhic dispatches received from
v"clai sources. an able to announce 10 YOU.
s~Na tnure confidence, that it has pleased
Amlghty God to crowa the Don feae ra.s arms
INVADERS wa
vn the morning Of the 9th instant the con.
senk coil ms Of our army were combined
ae Com 10 ander-tn-C htef, General A. g.
ySSAIeton, Ia an assault on the Federal army,
800 sLeampsd nsar PitssbuTg, on the Ten
~ aver After hard fought battle OF
fror Inans. the eLsny WAS driven In disorder
"a mi. position and pursusd to the Tonnes
h sI, where sndet cover Of his & IN boats,
sssc. -. - tas last aceonn0, sndsavoying 70
"a ms retreat ~ sid Of his transports.
~ 0s'aus OF this great battle are Jet too
rsi,s .u iacoinplsts to enable me to distin.
nav .a msrttsA praise ali Of thoss who
sueh a., eonspicaously earned the right to
own go. netion; and ! prefer to delay my
your . stion In rscommsrding them 10
h,k OF LEGAL notice, rather than incur the
ins ", ding the feeltnK r. OF ANY , fail.
as . include them In 10 la, WSers ss.h
nsroSs sas teen won, over troops q fa.
poised - wen disc pifasd, ormsd, sd ap,
nauy r.. .aos- whici hls. just besn so az.
cosanos .' %, We may we'll Conclude ln.sl ons
mstss y car eountTy's oaass mus: 2axs AMI.
naadins ~ breast, frois that OF the Cen.
utot w. esaefel 70 that Of the b q n blest pA.
Thss, !. : sr ~ the ranks.
aesga u the ooatan ued pReuenoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

DIOHAOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL.
II, ROAD. -On ana SITTER FRIDAY Mar ch
Is h, ths Passenger Trains will run as follows:
aoIE0 WEST.
Mail Train leaves Richmond daily at 4.
NJ, and arrivss In Danvills At 8 is p "a.
At Durkeviilei 1t connects with trains ON tho
South.S Side Railroad for the West
COMING BAsT.
Mail Train leaves D.nville daily, (.xcept
Sunaays,l It A. NJ, and arrives In Rich
mord at p. n
At Burksviiis 1t connects with Trains Oh
tho South Side Railroad for Norfolk and Pc.
tersblrg.
The Sunday Train does not 70 beyond
Durksville, At which point 1t connects win
tho Trains on tn south Side Railroad
a T. II. GARTER,
nh II General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
From Alexandria.

The Rev. nj. Stewart, Of AIexand1is, who
was dragged from his church By FEDERAL sol
diers, eecaase he would not pray for Lincoln
And SO QUITS gsously treated by them has es.
capfd, ard is now in this city. Ee states
that al the members Of tho Alexandria Be.
nevoieat Society, lately arrested and thrown
In to syn, have beer released, except henry
Peel and n q. Clnush,on.
lnothsr gsnilsman, jaet arrived from
Alexandria, says that 'hs United States Gov.
ernment have ordered ell .ner, hnrts in the
town 10 swear allegiance or shut up their
shops.