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he rsey Clty.

THn CHILD ABDuorIos.-J. K. Barker,
vho' % related In the SUE Of Saturday, v charged
With entelns bttle GIRL seven year u are n ON her
home In Hoboksn, mailing her drum and attempting
20 violate her, vas srrasnsd before Acting Recorder
Bedford 90 Hsturdsy morning The prisoner denied
,ns us,h q the ehLlds story. H.r.'.d that b. had
MA and raid shs winhed she bad some none 10
.psnd He save her ten eepts and she soon return I'd
yias .ha had spent II 10 lager bier lie ssted Il she
usen ig"ii ana she said she did VERY much, and
v,.hed abe had ZONE more money 70 buy moro beer
s,h TIC hen took her away and gsye ber NinN,nd he
her 70 Leonsri ~, 10 New York city, where he hal
her BID ana eo,e c1sa ssI OF M her end 10 gS.
hnesn minutes ,ho commenced cryins and the ianI.
lie did not lks tel Il tIuo stale Of alr. o he
sad hs W. his cousin, The LANDLORD aid hs
vhsn tho policeman arrested him, MI. Ss ssiI,
ym true, % help him God. Dr. Tornsy, City phy.
,le,sa then dseosed th,. h, examined tho child and
iound some aight injuries upon her. Barker was
term Of the Court.
AN OLD LADY DRuaoKD AVID RoBprp.-
On Friday night effscer Dickson, Of the Joroy City
police, found an elderly -dre.ssd lazy wandering
In the strectA sck and apparently dersnged and de,-
utnte, She vas conducted 10 the Alnshouss Hospital
Her name, she Tsies, Is asirnst Hsrt,ey, s,dos,
eoysars Of age, and rosidsnt Of Springfield, H. has
WEDNESDAY night on one Of the sound steamers n
Ne. York shs had ir he's ~ iculs 500 in money
and . check for f4JD. On the boat q vell-dre.sed
tentlsnAn made her sogusintsDcs, aud was very
pollte and attentive 10 hsr mixing himself yensrslly
sneeaele sbo sAys shat In some way, sne does not
know hoy, slie was drussed aud rendered uno.n.
,eioy, and robbed u her monny, her cheek or tho
bAnh and kor baspOe cheeA, and she remembers
notmne that happened alter that until ste found
herneif In the Aiinshouss on Saturday morning
SINGULAR SMASH UP AT ruE PAvoNA
FrARr.-on Thursday night I. the P,voIia foery-
boat su'aushsnus vas entering the ferry clip On the
Jor-sy City SIDE !, found Impossible 70 .unhoos"
ne ensine and The boat against the BRIDE under
iill speed, dot,g great dsntse The mnsiys 0oat
-ithstood the shock bat whore the hridge con, cu
Win tho hoorins u the ferry house the timberp
we're torn W aud -s,.eTca in vsf ious die c'ion,
n,s Of u. lSree pillars Of the buidnI vas hrote an
ou ana the inler gate GenCiislod Tho yrea er par
OF the decf In tont Of the ferry entrance al a.o
nin W, and the saloon Of WIN Taylor, on the op,C
sits si@e Of The DICK. VA greatly dana cd. Decsa-
tiers yers hailei nom the sh.lyea tai Ios overturned
AMI the blIkeop'r who In bed up stsigs AZ
.nrosn o., On ,he boor arsust tho wal % "a Srpo-
slo soc o the room f'or1 sbeie Ls "a. lying .i.s
70 me SWING away 81 the dcrk the Loaf siisAnei 40
machinery. - -
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Cultivation Of Peanuts.

Tnn North Carollns ADVERTISE gives The 70 low.
ing account Of the profit OF rAlAns ground nuts in
that etstsi
For many years past the ground pc, has bean
most important element Of COMMERCE IN he Cape
fesr eounuy-ths annual expor.suon W the North.
ern States and Canada considerably exceeding
100000 bushels. A single planter In one OF our
eastern counties obtained from II yearly income
OF 5000. lie raised from hity 70 seventy tive
bushels 70 the acre and cult vae Eve sores 10 tho
hand, which, Al I'll abushel-the ordinary price,
though 81. u was frequently resllE0d--ylelded an
income from $3.50 ~ 1900 70 the hand No such
obtained with The staples on similar soils. Our
eotton planters contented thou aelVes with . crop
yielding from Sl2 to tlb per acre, and u WAS tie
summing up on q lsrge sun Aco THAI gave Q
living result. The cultivation OF Abe pea crop is
easy aud only the simplest imp. Elm snts are
reqrirsd-nrsi the plough 70 break the land, and
shsn simply he sweep and wedding hoes. The
AverAes crop, a. We have stated, Is from 30 10 70
bushels 70 the acre, besides which there will 10
Ion n the ground enough 10 fatisn 100 pounds OF
pork. Tue wac vnsn lhe pea 10 removed, makes
an excel emf forage for .xile-said 10 be opual 70
ths best Northern hay. From the nui ls Expressed
. moAt valuable OIL During tho war jus. closed,
,his oil was universally ussI In our machine shopL
aud its iuoriea!ory properties are pronounced by
cofnpotent authority to 10 SUPERIOR 10 those Of
whale OIL for tho reason that IL does not yra Al ali
Que Of the qualities OF this oil Is extensively en-.
ploysd IN the composition of me lie nes another IL
used Tor burning purposes sud Possesses tho
virtue OF no. smoking while sill q t.drL makes
. really sxcslleut salad condimen.. sucL. and 90
varied and important arc the usss 10 which hi s
simple product can 10 dev o,ed--ules ynich the
uniformed, who have perhsp regarded n only In
tho light u an indigeG..bie bulb, would never sus-
poet 10 proceed from its cultivation,
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TRAVEk.L.lNG.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roads On and Gftor Monday June Sth, trains iOr
Western trains will leave New York a tolloF,
Prom Hudson River Depot Both e.; and lJth ave- a
3OA NJ, =, 4 s 1880 +. NJ. ana Nun Harlem ne.
Tickets Food on elthor route W. H. NAhDER-
Blu w. as
STEAMRR MARY POWELL FOR coz
- rens, wes, Point, Cornwall, Nov burgh, Milton.
Y evan sistnesa. sIsspt SUNDAY. ~ ~ Sslasi.oss
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Nh. RAY gave the following toast At the sumner
OF the meeting OF the sumter hrs company sour
Fire Rngins-mAy she DO like cd m.idA Lv.ys
rSsdy bat nSv0 vAaisd r
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A HOUSE OF s ROOMS AND CELLAR
With barn suitable fyf horses water In kitchen.
ono civ lot mnue nt etUrrn ana horse rail- real
DExAkESl. III
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Too Late for Classification.

PoY WANTED TO TEND BAR-48s Z.
bHoutton ct. $50
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EoR SALF-IN THE 18th WARD,
w,ll,sa.6uI.h Q story and hassmen; hVs,s
osner il soIas 70 leave The city. Inauirs .. II.
BRt sDAGE, ~ Devoe d. L. %. qSs
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HORSES. CARmIAGEs. &C

A HORSES FOR sALE-SUTTABLR FOR
n any kind Of business one viii be sold ford ESQ
n. Crossry Store, cor. Hyf.s ave, sad Gold ,,rsss
Brooklyn. 50
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD
voolens 8 eenia books ard newipaters cents Cd
o'aA - cent? per H.. COPPER ard pewter Il cents,
Iesd ~ cents ~ 10 New Bousry, betv. Roosevelt
o.. End New ChsnserssL $40
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THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLOR9
u tho Hsir, WhIksu and EonstAche beautiful
black OF brown, II con.sg OF ouiy one preparation
Color viii not fade ash cut. Only o. cents DoI.
Sold BY BARNES, 81 Park t.ov, and hEl.kBOID,
sy4 Broadway. AL
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" Tor sale. Favorable chance Grit mill property
AMI 10 se,es q e,ntely and fruit land. comb)ned.
Ioca'oi al TOMS River, N. j, 81 miles from New
York, per Delaware ard R,Iitan Bay Il. L. Cornmu-
riclton sce per dsy. April TO DI. ]. IA. ROSS, rea
eslse AGENT, Toms River, NJ. l4a
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RARGAIN-A WELL BUILT TWO STORY
attic and basement house, 3 lots, fruits and
shrubbery, tLe water, near steam and horse cars 1
mile from Har en-. DEMAREsT, neirose nspot.
WeBtcLester Co. aIs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

TIE FRENCH EKrEEss AND Tas WoEKrFa WOVEN
The I'm press Eu genie recently visited the printing esssb
shment Of NJ. Paul Dupont at Cfchy where women are
emIlo,ed as cpmpositors. Her jesty accom-
pinied by two Of her ladies OF honor-Mademoiseie
Bouvet Der reader and the Marquis de Pennes one OF
her ella nberlaIns Baron Hsussmann had also arrived
shortly before to await the Empress N. Dupont con-
Quoted his visitor and suite first TO the womens compos
ing rooms and the workshops where other women were
EN- joyed in folding stitching, &C. The Empress passed
through the rooms, occasionally approaching tie VIC
men 70 ex mine their occupation, and address them
most kindly. While in the machine-room her Majesty
requested by Dupont t. take hell fthe lever OF
small press and Immediately there was taken from 1t
an acrosic composed in her honor printed in gold letters
on satin The Empress also inserted of the presses
sheet of white papsr which issued bearing in varega-
ted coors the mention OF her haJestys visit and also
o npanied bya reference TO visit to the printing
Office Of Robert Estenne made ty Marguite de valoir.
Queen of Navarro, on the same day of the month OF
March in 1866 Her Majesty afterward entered the res
dence OF NJ Dupont and his family to repose for short
time. A number of 0rpheonists among the worl men.
with several Of the women employed. then assembled
nose,es'y in room adjoining, and executed chorus,
which the Empress her surprise and graf
ifcation After stay OF nearly two hours her Majesty
left accompanied the gates Of the establishment by
the accamatons of between four hundred aud hye hun
dred Of the work. peoDle. During the evening the En-
ress sent sum OF b00f in aid The benefit society OF
the printing office, VII CHI the workmen spontaneously
resolved should form permanent. fund bearing the IL
lie of Don de PImperatrice."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

The NEW THREE Cent PIEcg.-We were yesterday
shown one of the three cent pieces now being coined
at tbs Mint in Philadelphia, and VIII oh In few days
will be in general circulation. In size it is little larger
tn.n five cent cent piece. II is composed of nickel
and is almost the same color silver coin. On the
face ia head of the Goddess Of Liberty, surrounded
with b. words "Unted states OF America" and the
reverse three" in Roman etters enclosed in an i've
wreath. Aitogether it is neat and handsome coin,
and will he acceptable to all Classe'-Baitmore Amer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.I

e Hair CprOOted from al parts Of the body
in FIVE minutes without injury 70 the skin, by "UP-
HAMS DEPILAT0RY POWDER" Ash or send for
tpham's Depilatory Powder" and take no other Price
81. Mailed to any address for 81 %, by
S. C. UPHAM,
% South Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

NEwsAPER ESTABLISHMENT DEsTRoYgD.-Westmia
ster NJ ryland, was the scene Of quite an excite
me on Saturday when the Of the murder Of toe
President became known. public meeting was held
when resolutions adopted declaring that person
who had ever left Carroll county to take up arms in the
H. matter whether he be paroed not The Office Of
the Democrat paper notorious for its abuse Of Mr. Lin
coin was visited by the citizens its proprietor ordered
10 leave and the contents of the establishment destroyed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
.oAP AND CANDLES.

C0AP AND CANDLES.
- We are now retailing frstraie article Of Soap az
rom 10 % cents per barby the box, 10 to 10 cents
per pound
Be t quality Summer Talow Candies so cents per h..
by the box % ceuts. We have also few boxes OF the
best Sperm Candles seen in Richmond, which we will
JAMES SIETOE,
anoo-3ss 18th and Franklin Sc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.l

70 The Japanese Bnir Stain coors the
Hair, Whiskers and Moustache beautiful black
brown. consists Of only preparation. Color win
not fade or wash out Only % cents box. Mailed To
any address for 10 cents, by s. c. UPHAh,
% South Eighth street Philadelphia, Pa.
aplT-imMon. ThudSat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

Missouri ESERGY.-An enterpr.sng citizen Of Cbarl-
ton county has taken possession of several abandoned
farms in that vicinity and employed large number Of
negroes proposing to raise extens crop OF tobacco
the coming Good farms are selling in the ad
il ming counties at Ave dollars an acre.
half barrel of brewers yeast, weighing 100 pounds
exploded at the Office OF the American Express Com
pany in Milwaukee Wis, the other night The barrel
iew up to the ceiling. height of fourteen feet sad
then bonded back again down through the floor, The
yeast few around "promisccusly."
call has been Issued in North Carolina for a convep
ton OF delegates from all unite which are free to
send them 10 assemble in Wilmington or Raleigh on the
14h Of Nay fo the purpose Of taking the necessary
ton to replace the State in its proper position in the
ITnOn.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.l

Er FreckIes, Tan and zsinpIes removed
at once. by the use Of "UPHAN'S FRECRLE, TAN and
PlMPLE BANISHER." Price 30 cents. Mailed TO any
addres; for 10 cent?. by S. G. UPHAM
% South Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
'EECR OF PRESIDENT
J0HNS0Y
TRAITORS MUST BE PUNISHED
POLICY OF HIS DEVASTATION

wAsaryeroy ApriI IS-In accordance with lutions
passed at a meet NJ of the citizens OF II inoS held at
6he National Hotel yesterday afternoon the citizens Of
chat state smDel ~ WHarfs Hote preparatory
Iaginy their respect; TO His Excellelcy, Andrsw
Johns a. Preside It OF the United States Governor
OgleSb acco nplnied by Senator ti3hald Yates Gshe
Al JosruiN Hifuer, Elk senate; o. h. Browning non
T.. Phillips General r. Farnsworth' Hon o. N;
mold, Hon John Wilson, General Cana Colonel
an :. LOOMS Colonel James p Bowen Governor
tkeiag OF o. you, General White Ho1; j. W. hanna
Major l.. Wait Major W. Carroll Maj p Finn ana
aree concourse of citizens repaired to tie rooms oil
President johnson in the Treasury building Governor
ogesby presented the delegation and addressed the
President as follows:
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

ncns which are the following:
1,lsa DOZEN Soaps, fancy assorted.
$50 boxes Castele SOAps ..-....
200 dozen Tooth Brushes.
500 aozeu Combs, assorted,
$50 reams Note, Letter aud Foolscep Paper,
s. 900 Envelopes, ....r .. ......
100 boxes Tooth Picks,
II 700 pounds Pure Cream Tartar,
9oO pounds CalabTiA LiduOrice,
500 pounds Sicily Liquoice,
8 l45 egs Bi Carb Soda,
Is barrels Of Ground FlAxseed, .-.....
~ barrels Of FlaxSesd,
* barrals of Curcum&, -,
IS pOuR0s of Pulvsrized Gum Opitm,
100 po1ndg Opium,
80 pounds PulveTized IpecAc,
50 pounds Pulveri%ed 1Rlap, .#
loo pounds Dover'S Pow Gers,
$50 pounds Rhuharb,
barrels Gum Csmphor.
Da BOURBON. Wheat ond Rye WHISKY, BkAN'
mkt NINES and all kinds of B1TT6kS, for MedI
y ase. E. .E. sL-
Bold by JAMES CONCEAL,
M Wholesale Druggist
afsd6m corner Of Common and Magazine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
INTERESTING REBEL NEWS.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
&c. &C.. sc &c. 8e.


NEW YoRK, March 3l-The Commercial
Washington special says:
Gen. Grants recent predictions that within
few weeks Richmond would be rendered un-
tenable. is about being verified Much of the
news is cOntrsband, but il does no harm 10
state that the combinations are Of character
that seem to assure success
The present move will cut of all cOmmuuica-
ton between Lee and Johnston.
Gen. Thomas is moving upon Richmond from
the southwest with heavy force. The enemy
will be pressed so to compel bin TO give in
stead Oi receiving battle.
Reliable sdvices from the army represent that
Grants movement IS certain to secure possession
of the South Side railroad. which is the key to
Petersburg aud Richmond.
Major General Banks leaves TO morrow for
New Orleans via Cairo aud the Mississippi
river A complimentary dinner is TO be given
him this evening by his friends in this city
The steamer Colorado, for Rio Janero, Pa
nams and San Francisco, with Prot Agassiz and
suite on board, has anchored az quarantine, and
will go to soon The weather clears.
The Post Washington special says that the gold
aud general assets of the Merchants aad Me
chances Bank of that city have been sent from
Richmond
Two percussion cap manufactures have also
been removed, il i supposed TO Dinyille or
Lynchburg
Lees army has supplies ten days ahead.
The special 70 The Post says: There il no
truth in the peace rumors Nothing but vigor-
Gus war against the rebels is thought of in off
cisl circles
The Express says there was renew ed depres
sion in the produce market, and still lower pri-
ces were made generally, while business was lin
ited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
from the south

ArGusrA, Ga, March 90 A force reported
to be under Grierson one day last week made a
demonstration on Tupelo, Miss but we're driven
of
The Richmond Sentinel has the following from
East Tennessee:
Gen. Thomas, having transferred portion of
his army to Knoxville, and united il with Glem,
is said to be moving in the direction of Virginia
line. At last accounts his command had reach
Ell the vicinity of Greensville. little over half
way from Knoxville TO Bristol
The expedition is accompanied by an engineer
corps OF 1000 men, who are engaged in rebuild
ing the railroad as fast as the enemy marches
communications with the base at Knoxville will
thus be kept up.
The object of the expedition is no doubt to
possess and hold southwestern Virginia, and if
practicable TO move on and capture Lynchburg
thus cooperating with Grant in compelling the
evacuation of Richmond.
The scheme is well conceived, but it will be
apt TO miscarry in the execution, just ss Others
have. fn.e.F
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
From New bern

SKwBERS, March 2s.-The armies in North
Carolina are taking brief repose
Sherman's forces were much in need OF shoes,
clothing and other necessaries prior TO striking
the Flushing blow TO the rebel confederacy
All is quiet at the front The enemy show no
signs Of lite. Where they are or wha, they are
about, appears a matter OF indifference just at
present
Sherman's headquarters are 10 be removed
from Savannah to Newbern.
Gen Howards headquarters are also 10 be re-
moved from Beaufort, ; G TO this point
Five hundred end fourteen bags Of mail ar
rived on Sunday and Monday fos Sherman .
army
The congratulations OF the loyal citizens of
this section of \ 0rth Carolina over the appoint
ment of Hon Hugh McCulloch. of Indiana. and
Senator Harlan. OF Iowa, in the cabinet which
we're recently forwarded 10 Washington. con-
Guide by saving: These selections By our es-
teemed president. which are so satisfactory to Us.
represent the purity, skill and nObleness of our
sister states OF the great west
Another batch OF SEQ rebel prisoners arrived
here from Goldsboro on Sunday. They left YES
terday Cor the north More thar half of them
desire TO take the oath OF allegiance
general paymen, Of ali troops IN this depart
mert has been ordered 10 be made Up Decem
be- 3lst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

WASHINGTON, March si.-Iuformation from
the advance OF the Army Of the Potomac. dated
Hstcher's Run, Thursday morning, shows that
the locality Of our army under Grant at that
time was on q parallel with. and east OF Boyc-
town plank road. ard west OF Hatcher's Run.
Three important positions have been gained
without resistance from the enemy.
The 5th corps had a short encounter with the
enemv OF the Quaker road. on Wednesday, but
lost 300 men 10 the affair. and drove the rebels
nearly q mile. with severe loss TO them. and cap
tured a number of prisoners.
Richmond papers Of Wednesday report that
Gen Sheridan passed Din~idcie Court House on
Wednesday morning. and theY think his destna-
lion IL South Side road.
The Star says the negro canal man, whose
boat was smashed by Gen. Sheridan 10 bis late
raid. ard who Was lionized by the Richmond pa
pers as having joined the cOlored recruits 10 q
lever Of indignation against the Yankees, has
deserted TO our lines. and brings with him twenty
new rebel uniforms.
Richmond papers of the 18th have the follow
ing
Advices from Mobile Of the Goth say prepare
tons for defense very complete, and provis
ions 70 last six months are in the civ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

The DAMAGE BY THE STORM The damage
resulting from the storm on Thursday was not
20 great as was apprehended IL had rained al
most necessarily for thirty six hours and the
amount OF water that fell was immense, causing
tears to be entertained for the safety Of property
situated on water courses
Pogue's Run. forgetting her natursl bounda
ries broke through her accustomed restraint and
run wild over the low lands along her course
This unusual freak of classical Pogue's however
dit not result is the IN iterial damage Of great
amount
The damage sustained by the seyeral railroads
centerng in the city was comparatively trivial
and resulted only in the detention of the night
trains some few hours past their published time
On the Indianapolis and Peru railroad culveri
was washed out. near Noblesvlle. but no further
damage reported. The trestle work on the
Indianapolis and Cincinnati road near Elizabeth
town, was damaged TO some extent, but not suf-
6cient to delay trains a few hours. The
Jacksonville road run no regular trains until
yesterday afternoon. when things again resumed
their old order.
The telegraph lines were, as general thing
down. and consequently there received nc
reports at the various Offices, which makes our in
telligence necessarily meagre, but as the storm
extended universally We inter that the damage
especially along the large streams. will amount
To considerable and may expect 70 hear OF heavy
losses.