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THE NRWH,


IFrNn the Richmond Dispatch, feb, 2s |
All quiet and buried In the mad on this
side OF James river.
On Saturday night, during tho progress
of a considerable are which took place IN
Petersburg, the enemy threw several Shells
into this city, which drew the fire OF our
batteries, when = spirited artillery duel, Of
two hours' duration, ensued.
Grant Ia believed to have tho whole Of
the Army Of the Potomac, except The gGh
corps, msssed In the neighborhoOd Of
Hatc6er's Run, ready for another dash at
the southside railroad. The mlry condl.
Ilon Of the roads Is thought to have de-
layed an attack which he contemplate, d
making on Saturday. On Friday night he
moved u considerable force OF artillery To
his lett. Tie 9th corps alone Ar0 now said
10 bo holding the lines betwO Oen The Weldon
road aud the AppomattOx.
Gen. Johnston, GA assuming tho CON.
mand OF our forces In the south, issued
the following order
IrARLorrE, N. C, Feb. 2s, Is6..
General Orders, No. LIN obedience to
the orders of the General-in-chief, toe un-
dersignUd has assumed the command Of the
Army Of Tennessee and all ths troops In
the Departments Of south Carolina, GeOr-
gia, and Florida. He takes this position
with strong hope, because he will have, in
council and on the field, the aid Of the
high talents aud skill Of the distinguished
General whom he succeeds. He eEhoHs ali
absent soldiers OF tho Army Of Tennessee
to rej0in their regiments and again con-
front the enemy they have so Often Gu
countered in Northern Georgia, and always
with honor. He assures his comrades OF
that army who are still with their cOlors
that the confidence In their discipline and
VAlor which he has publicly expressed Is
uudiminished. J. 4, JoHRsToS.
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No DRAFT To-DAT.-There was no draft
made tU-ISy, On Monday the TsmAiRiuE Iut.
dIa rletl seventh, kiGa b, h,Ninth, and IWelfIh,)
VIII be drawn, 90 u msnolng at " o'clock.
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- The LadIJA OF ZIoa w,sI
church have opened = Fair for the beosat Gi
the church, 81 the corner of Ninth and D
streets, to continue tVo weeks. The IAdIes
expect TO have their Fair open all day on the
n OF March. RefTeAhmGntS sold At TessonA-
BILE rates. naas
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= PICKPocKRT.-ChArles Vogel was arrest
ed BY Ofi1eJ sullivan yeSte, day on tAs oh .TES
OF ptckILg The pocket Of Fred. Marx, lie a.
committed to jsu for court By Jusliee ThOmp-
son.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

A very large batch OF promotions and
appointments were sent to tho Senate to-
day by the President-mostly military
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

One oi the rebels who captured Generals
Kelly and Crook has been arrested and I'm
priOoned Of Wheeling.
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prepared a. d RTITIChTTB o. soHINDERr.
Ehsiss promptly 70 u'e., Th1uld call a. he
Ca n an CollcetiOn HouEe OF MsiIgrr,
Nfihlen simpson, 80. al PennsylEanIA
avenue, opposite Wlilar,is' Hotel, where n
JuAt claims AzSi, OF the United Sisass srrp'os-
eeuted nh2-it'
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY oF
WAR

The annual repot of the Secretary OF
War was sent In to Congress to-day. 1t is
rich
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. PM
THE PREslDRsrs SPECIAL Es.



'uAl L.noS ~ ete'en O'CLOCK 'h'S Ioro
noon Inc following united states mar
shsi' iro'u tue dinerent states ana lerri-
'orles "ore present.
S-oHARLEs CLAhk.
M"s'Scnuset's-JoHH D. hHrEs'
Nouneet'cut-JohN GOULD
"ouo isiSno-nosHhI ehHRhAN'
'o" iV'A-hosthT hCRHAi
ou"'JIV"niA-"iLLiAh MiLL"AhD'
on,'-EAhL BILL Nor'nern district
onio-A' Y sASps' s0ulnern Dis'ric"
lhdiana-DAVID q. ROSE.
Illinois,. X. JONES.
Aichigan-o. TOWN, Western District.
hiehigan-C. DIcKETI Eastern District
Kansas-T. A. osBoRHB.
Montapo-GEo. N. PINNEr.
District OF Columbia
WARD II. LAMON, Marshal.
GRo. W. PHILLIPS, Deputy Marshal.
L. J. MIDDLETON, Deputy Marshal.
WIZ. A. NULLoI, Deputy Marshal.
ROBERT LAHoN, Deputy Marshal,
The following gentlemen, citizens Of
different etates, invited 10 act as speciaI
aids 10 Marshal LAhoH, were also present:
L. s. CLEVELAND, Connecticut.
J.P. BARrHoLow, Washington.
s.P. HANsooM, Washington.
WM sTowR, Massachusetts.
Ex-Governor NEwELL, New Jersey.
Mai. Gen. julius srAHEL, New York.
JOHN MCMANUs, PENNSYLVANIA.
FRANKLIN JOHNSON, Pennsylysnia.
Jas. W. CLAYroN, MARYLAND.
wy. sHLEcK, Wisconsin.
G. B. DENIo, California.
JUDoE DHLEHAT, Kansas.
b. VAN RPBR, New Jersey.
EDWARD GRAGo, Pennsylvania.
Dr. srEPHEHsoH, lndi'na.
JAMES CuRRESs, Pennsylvania.
CHARLES sHERRHIr, New York.
GEO. BULLOCK, PennsylvAnis.
A. M sALJADn, Pennsylvania.
DAVID 3. WTNEBRENSER, Pennsylvania
hsShr b. TODD
oot. JAMES BLAKE, Indiana.
o. ". noLs
' 1 W. "hh.hp Sh'ih' IOWA.
M. nDAs' VI ronnSyrvAnA.
no "nsin'on'e' oi 'ne '''ic FRO
"' "' 'ooDi"s' was present
N'e, 'oe'a' anu Pie"sap' 'h'ercnSpge
=" ''"'i"o"' oe'"0ehaii presen'' commit
'ee' woio 'ppo'n'0u W cohPie'e necessary
U0Sa',' a,. i"l .o-norro"'
A"o se"Neneh nanso aoO'o' ana such
1'"0' O"'ou 0'a'e' "~'sna'' ." may az
l''o lo"i osAI'' NOT represented a. 'nt
h0o',ns .V-uSy "'' Se' ~ 'ne 'Peciai
80 ~ VI suo i'e''u' nv
i"'S "li 'neoS !" '"o roo"' OF 'no DIS
''s o"P'o"no Sout'' 'n 'he o''y hAp' ~
nn'''p"'' niu0 oeioeA 'o-n'orro" FORENOON
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G-1hs GTand Fair for the Benz Mt Of
PAL CHUkC n, corner OF @ and Fourteenth
streets 10 nov open. Tho audience room has
been Beautifully decorated and ATTs ngea wI,h
Gpse'Al regard 70 the eOhVr nienss Of VlAltOTs.
There Will b. select Instrumental and vocal
muBle each evening.
A great vArIety OF interesting attractions
can be exp oteh, Including ahort off-hAud Ad-
drebses from prominent men, visltB from the
kuIsh'I IenplAg and Gloe Clubs OF our city.
leb92-'I
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EI-SSBaISr Gy~INn's Duksdon In
MSxisO.

sAE FRAEclsco, March 2,-The Dsmo-
Graf denles emphalically, on tho authority
Of Dr. Gwinn'S agents, that Napoleon has
Withdrawn from the SonOra colonization n
scheme,
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~ NOties.--AG our once will he
el seh on >ATURDAY, the tth inst. all notes
and drafts mS'urinR ob thAt day should be ~.
mh2.2t JAY COOKEk CO.
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MERcUUo said Of his wound,
- II toGE not a. dGsp a. Icei, or aG ctde
A. gaze, Jut " tcOuld dO,n
fLAE IATIoN B,TTERs will not raise the dead,
But they cure the sick, eNAlt the depresaed,
add rose tint charm 70 the social eiIele,
And render life hing 20 he co Joy ed
AlsOI the thiI & Itself 10 quite enjoyable.
Never wAS searching Tome In such pleASAn!
shape.
TendsT youth, declining SEe, the mind
Ger wfnu'ht by mental care, most gentle ie'
mAltB,
And the vi eek Of men, All ind these B.t'eTs
The bslm OF lite aud source Of health.
Delay not . tTIAl. CJnVenieutly deposited
10 every town wherever oiViliEstiOn eHteadS,
~ 6soEGsa0VSB. -Tbs AsPabIie an
e. e. e % os..lnSS sssIy evening q 'hs SSSs
BEidge street, GOoTGOtoWA. JASt-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

EI-EIrst Nation Al BaHk OF WashInE-
too. .--WAsHISoTo d. g., March ,, ls65.-TGIs
Bank WiIl he G'pIpi Oa sATU tDAY next
March =. AlI notes or drAftb maturing o n IN 81
dSy and tho following try, tSU' DAY. should
be paid FRIDAY, tie 81 instant,
WM J. HUNTINGTON,
mh"-2t Cashier.
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Wa have received full 1les of Richmond
papers OF the 2SGh ultlmo, from which We
tsko the following impoEtsn: and IuIerest.
Ing extracts;
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p-Natisnal Inauguration Ball.
The folI0wiuE. hamra persons viii constitute
the committee 10 receive the trg1ident, mem
hers OF the Cabinet, anu Foreign Ministers At
the ball:
FTHE gENATE.
Hon. NJ, =. WI ktnsoA,
Hon. WIN, SprREur,
Hon Henry LNne.
oF TINE HoUHL OF EPsEsg TArIVEE.
Hon. AuEusius Frank,
II n John A. X ssaOn,
Hon, lanes X MOOrhead.
OF TRE ARM.
MsJor General Y q AuguF
MAJOR GeaeTAl W s. Hancock.
or THE NAVY.
Rear Admiral l.. NJ. GoldsborouEh,
Commodore Henry A. Wise.
The reception VIII take place ~ the Seventh
street entrance to the Patent once.
By order OF the GunsF, isnry eDmmittee.
mhl'u u. u. FRENCH, ChAiTmAn.
10 HAIF-DrsssinR Mr.. n. PhIIIPpI.
HAIR-DRksSNR,
from Paris, will DreSs Ladios' Hair during the
day and evenings, a.
NJ. WILLIAMS
tel-Im 1SS PsnnAylVanlA Avenue.
star snd Chronicle eOpy.l
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removed to NO. $50 / street, between IVelfth
And Thirteenth streets, All Information Of
interest or value to the soldiers OF New York
o. their fri'ndl. furnished ErAIuitOuhly upon
apple tlon at their ne rooms, either In per.
s0n or By letter. No. 2sI y street, between
Twelfth snd Thirteenth streets.
mi-sAtnthtf
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~ HANK OF the ~ meIropOI,s, WASH
ISOIoH CITT. Mach I, 1858 -Ihis Bank viii
be closed en- SATURDAY next, the 4,h inst
en- al notes or drafts fAlllBg due on that day
should he attended to on Friday prseedipg.
b. Ordsr OF Board
mhI.lt MOSES KELLY Ca.hinr
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OuARrERxAsrER.gEyRRAL's OYv.Cs,

OUARrERxAsrERGENRRALsO Fv,Cs,
WASHINGTON, d. G., juno 49, 1868. :
CPEC1AL SALE of SERVICEABLE MULES
~ by order OF the Quarter ensrai. there will be
sold public auction, under the direction OF Captain L..
Lowry Moore O. M to tho highest bidder at tho time
and place named below, viz:
kEW.YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY,, june %, 1868.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July s. 1908.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July u. 1853
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July ~. lg6s
NEWiORk CITY, WEDNESDAY, July 70, 1893
TWO HUNDRED sERVlCEABLE MULES each day.
Many Of them bought in the beginning Of the war
young mules. accompanied the armies in all their marches
and camps and thoroughly broken hardened by exercise
gentle aud familiar from being 30 long sroundsd by the
soldiers
Though sound and servecabe they no longer required
army aud be purchased ut these sales q, far less
than their iue value The attention Of brick merchants and
farmers IL especially invited.
Mules sold singy Sale commence at 10 O'Clock q m,
and will be held the Government Stables corner Tenth ave.
and Thirty third st.
Tsrms-cssh In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKTN,
Brevet Brs Gen. In charge First Division O. NJ. O. O.
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PRISON LIFE.
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ton-Just Cspsured.-Fresh Fsh.-Insids the c'oc.
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House. Charleston.-Roper Hospital. Chare'ton--h'ar
ket opposite Roper HospitsL-Dsliverins the Mall
Shanties Colu,nbis.
THE SONG or the CURE. 81 ..r
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IIIpsrxATIoSs-view from Rear OF Opbh works.
SHAFT -"5and Aside, Ger's"-Csvein OF the m-xt
can.--Gould & Curry Company Reduction WORK.
What's the Matteri-Tho smooths.-The Roughs-
Diggers Collecting Taxes
FACES ..sl
RELICS.
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ROAD ADVENTURE.
ILLusrRArIoss Ormsby s. Mitchel-Bs shsuiy
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CLa,:anooga-The Pursuit.-Undsr the T!ss
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CRAYrra TX. Fate Or Clmnoe.
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LIusrxlrrcS.-Abrsharn Lincoln at Home
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OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. BY CHARLKs DIoxsHs
CHAPTER XL In the Dark.
CHAPTER XII. Meaning Mischief
CHAPTER NIL Give a Dog bad Name, and hang him.
CHAPTER XIV MIR. Wegs prepares Grsdst0ne Tor
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ILLusrIATioya-Mr Fledgcby departs on bis Errsnd
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VOLUME FOR 1864.
THE ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
AND
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR
THE YEAR.

In presenting to the public volume Of the Animal
cycopea containing the record Of another eventu year. no
efforts have been spared tn its completeness and accu
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The work commenced IN the year 1851 and published
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and embraces the civn military and social Affairs OF Az
countries; important Public Documens bioersphy S,a.
mechanical Industry &c In word IL ths saus held
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The portions Of each volume devoted the United States
embrace the operations OF the armies step by step ana aay
by day. and the and consequence oil their movsmeh
Also their organization, nunlers and condition me 10
bates OF all importEn' quesons the Messages
of the President and public documents OF the Governent
finances; cornmerca and diplomatic intercocre emspc
palou peace &c the internal asirs Of oil the States their
military enterprise industry, aud prosperity ,
Un.r Foreign Affairs oil those countries are noticed which
have s,'racrd attention during each year. Commercial In
teTests 10 all branches including petroleum. are discussed
The developments O. mechanic industry are shown oS
details of important rr'uls aud Invention. patented
Those branches OF natural science ~ when progress nss
been made noticed each year. and the deveopnensu
| brought up.
The coadiion Of tho principal religious denominations
with branches, membeTshp IGnbers, views on civil
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| Presented. 49,,
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Addresses and Public Documents Of fre,dept Lincoln.
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From The Hudson On. ~ Republican.

We are pleased to that Dr. j. O. Holland is imms
haely to writing life Of President Lincoln Be
ds being first in the field he W. bring to the execution OF the
york ripe literary capacity. aided by earnest and con-
Doenous devotion to tie task We may confidently predict
volume worthy Of tse great theme which already sacred
- the American heart.
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From The spriurscld Co1 New. end Republic.

Dr.. J. 9. Holland widely and fsyossbly known as Tim
Dthy Tfconb," is about to biography Of the
departed Chief Magistrate The work Of M Arnold may
possess superior value summary Of events and book OF
political reference; eu, that Of Dr. Holland presume
IN view Of his envabe literary will be especially
acceptable Family Biography of the great At whose
Death even the little children wept.
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From The New Bedford Mercury.

biography Of Abraham Lincoln, by Dr. j. O. Holland 50
We Known the author oithe "Tmohy Titcomb Letters
paanot fail to be attractive We know author better
Dsd to make spopuls biography Of Mr. Lincoln than Dr.
Holland who viii give tho picture Of tie
Dns Of the people.