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SEWING MACHINES:
a PRESENT
Worth Having.

ceptance its value is not intrinsic but is to be
measured by the unseen jewels of sentiment that
imaeination invests it with. STILL one does not OBJ
Where woman knows he can afford, she will not
think the less of present from her husband for its
having cost from forty to two hundred dollars. Not
bit OF it, Now, we have in our minds eye just
such present a true wife would like to receive
from her worser half. Such of our own readers as
stepping into the salesroom of Messrs Grover Ba-
ker: In one of their sewing machines so perfect in
their construction and so easily adapted to every
loves his wife, and would therefore, tighten her heart
by Tightening her household cares will find just such
present as he ought to feel bound to give her at this
season Of festivty and gratefulness The prices of
the machines, which are marveousy simple and re-
qure no mechanical skill to manage, are from fifty
five dollars upward. Let every sensible father of
family buy one, and in six months it will save its
cost IN ''weariness and vexation of spirit" alone.
nO23-3m
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GHECKELLS d. GRAY,

SHECKELLS d. GRAY,
- Dealers in the beat Harietiea Of
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINoUs COAL.
WLLKESB URY, PITTSTON
And other White Ash Goals.
LYKEP,S VALLEY, SUNB URY,
And other Red Ash Goals and
GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND COAL,
which are prepared to deliver to consumers at the
lowest cash prices.
OFFICE AND YARD-Corner Fremont and Null
berry streets. au11-tf
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SAMUEL NJ. EVANS, Clerk.
EDWD. ISRAEL,
Sn1iaitpr can n,,,,rl,,x..-

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BAIT.
II MORE CITY-THOMAS CODD AND BFNJA-
MIN CODD vs.. THOMAS j. WARRINGTON AND
WILLIAM CnDD.-The object of this suit is to pro-
cure decree for the sale of certain real estate in
Baltimore city. The bill states that certain Isaac
Turner died, seized and possessed of certain real
estate IN the city of Baltimore which by his last will
and testament he devised to Thomas j Warrington
ID trust tor the sole and separate of his daughter
Margaret Codd during her life and at her death for
the use OF her children until they arrive at the age
De equally divided amongst them; that said Mar
garet Codd died leaving three sons-William Thomas
and Benjamin, who have all attained to their ma
Jority; that under decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore city the said real estate was leased by the
SAID Thomas j. Warrington, trustee, in two sepa-
rate parcels one yielding yearly rent of thirty
collars, and the other yearly rent of one hundred
the will of said Isaac Turner the said children of
Margaret Codd are entitled to the use in seyeralty of
their shares OF said real estate but that the same
cannot be divided without loss and injury to the
parties interested, and that sale thereof is neces
sary, but that said William Codd being non-resi-
dent OF Maryland, sale cannot be made without the
AID OF this COURT 1t is thereupon this 18th day of
December 1865, adjudged and ordered that the com
planants by causing copy of this order to be in
Baltimore week for four successive weeks be-
fore the thireent tn day of anuary eighteen hundred
and sixty six, give notice to said resident de-
PENDANT of the object and substance of the BILL and
warn him to appear in this court in person or by
solicitor on before the thirteenth day of April
next to answer the premises and show cause, II any
he has, why decree ought not to pass az prayed.
deiI1awl,v SAM'L NJ, EVANS, Clerk
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MIR. JOHNSTON
Ely BALTIMORE

,r,,r-,,,- ,,,..--. -, LOCK HOSPITAL,
OFFICE No. z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
the most certain, speedy and only effectual remedy
In the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Deb-
lty, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor Low Shirts
Confusion OF Ideas, PalpitatiOn of the Heart Timd
lty, Trembling, DimneSS of Sight or Giddiness Dis
eases OF the Head, Throat Nose or Skin Affections
OF the LIVER, Lungs, Stomach BOwels-those terri
Die disorders arising from Solitary Habits Of YOUTH
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their vie
TINS than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of
ulysses bhghting their most brilliant homes or an
tlclpations, rendering Marriage sc iu,nossibIo AH
DIR. JOHNSTON
Omce No. S. FREDERICK STREET left bon5
SIDE going from Baltimore street. a few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number
HetleIs must contain a stamp. Oc4-tf
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
FHSHE PROPRIET0RS of the New York Museum
IN OF Anatomy have determined regardless OF eX-
pense, to issue free, tOr the benefit of suffering hu
manly and suppression of quackery) four of their
most interesting and instructive Lectures on Narrj
age and its disqualifcations, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline of Manhood Indiges
ton, Weakness or Depression, Impotence Loss Of
Energy and Manly Power, the Great Social Evil and
those Maadles which result from youthful foIEes
excuses OF maturity, or ignorance of Physiology and
laws of nature. "--
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
enlghtenlag and saving thousands and will he for.
Warded tree, on receipt of four stamps by address.
ing SECRETARY, New York Museum OF Anatomy ana
Medicine 6lS broadway. New York dT-iv
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DEMOVAL-The MARYLAND FIRE INSUR-
IEANCE COMPANY of Baltimore has removed
for the present to the Northwest corner of Second
street and Tripoletts alley near their new Marble
building opposite the Postoffce.
nov27:t JOSEPH K. MILN0R, Sss'y.
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Board of Trade.

Committee Of arbitration far December
Gro. n. EATON,
HENRY W. SLrCER, JOSEPH @. Fo4RD,
WM. Ii. GRAHAM, JOSEPH S. HOPKINS.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
THE AND OHIO RAILROAD

- s9 cember 8, 1865, two o daily ally trains Hs
WI run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
NAIL NAIL TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily Except
ieaTe dai ~ S9e al EXPRESS TRAIN viii
fRRS I leaves w M ana tng
TOR IT., Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. NJ. Except Sunday.
all points southwest snd N 2nd for
- FREBDEIRICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
iedyes baltimore daily at 430 P NJ Except Sunday.
day excented f[e"erlck at 7I5 A. M. daily Csun-
md The EL i MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt
Gotts Mills at TAO A. NJ and 1i80 A. NJ, and SIS
Leave Baltimore at 400 7.O5, SIS and e4oA. M.
and and * NJ On Sundays at $50 and and 8.l5 A.
and and 'Y 80 a snd p at S 81 s SoO
day IF at an$ A Nj t and 30 and P NJ The $40
stop at way points. The and S.45 A. NJ. and i %
NJ trains q i I, from Baltimore; and the $40 and A. N.
trains on the Annapolis road.
ap FGE fo o n ESGb&b tickets kind
ton, or at the Ticket Office. W. P. SMITH,
=, oo Master of Transportation.
u = -. crsF NSHTH R.Isw,x
WINTER SCHEDULE.
On n fR4 2tSy sN&S06f kFhi N@Ij B 1865
Leave Baltimore as follows:
M M"fk Accommodation No. l........... J20 A; NJ
man ................ 900 d"
P PaSt LINE P; NJ
York do 3 2 IN Z"
PParkton do 3....-.......". $50 Is
Pitts burg and Erie Express. 100 "
Pittsburg and Emra Express. 1000 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
n ARRIVE.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express ..... 700 A. NJ
Parkton Accommodation No. 2............ $50 :"
YORK Accommodation, No. 2............. lois q"
30 p M
Parkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 4.3O ''
w. 5.3O
YORK Accommodation, No, 4.................. 945 "
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira Express
Will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
urdayS. ~
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
cept on Sundays. ~
Elmira Express arrives daily except Mondays
East Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie EXPRESS and
f!tLsburg and Elmlra Express make close connections
with the pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
purg for Plttsburg, Cleveland Columbus Cncinn att
Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis, Fort Wayne, Louis
Vllle Cairo, and all points in the West Northwest
ana southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect at
Eimira with the New York and Erie Railroad for
York ''-A >'0"
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
j. N. DUBARRY
General Superintendent
o ED. S. YOUNG,
nOlo-t General Passenger Agent
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Office is HEREBY GIVEN that appIica
ton will be made at the next session of the City
Council to condemn and OPEN PRESSTMAN Street
nom Fremont street To Psnaulvania AVsaus..
se2&-lAw-ews
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Wherever known the GROVER & BAKERS Sewing
Machine is acknowledged to be superior to all Others
They require no rewinding of thread are more sim
ready for work, and do varieties of work which no
other machine pretends to do
We speak from experience when we say that after
having tried all the principal sewing machines we
must accord to that of Grover i Baker the pre-
eminence. Those indispensable features of sewing
strength. uniformity, and eascity-all of which are
brought out in this Incompatible invention make il
the first sewing machine in the country-Neto York
Chrtsttan Advocate and Journal.
SALESROOMS,
se15-dkwtf 1sI RAITruopr Srprpr
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SHIPPING.

sR FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
SRIs4A The fine coppered Brig IDA ABBOTT. Capt
- CLARK, slows 1000 barrels. For nforma-
ton, apply to KELSEY 4 GRAY,
de2O-3t lGl cor. Buchanans wharf and Pratt st.
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FLAGS.
DENTISTRY.
T .UMBERi LUMBERi! LUMBERIu

UMBER! LUMBER! LUMRERiiI
~, OLD ESTABLISHED YARD
No; 90 WEST FALLS AVENUE BaItimoro NJ,
We have on hand in lots to suit purcSase-S ND.
ESasona6e rates. Seasoned Yellow and Witt P;pss
oU pg dressed and ready for use Undressed Ye
PlGk' end Selects Assorted Walnut PopIa lung tb
iock MWa s %n Birch. Hickory Maple and Hem.
Saw and P sGaia asG nSe attention our Steam
R RTmosr Dressed, Tongued and Grooyed ' Split
pdPsa &C. IN the best possible manner and at ger1
oil p %. and Trunk Makers. Carpenters Builders and
nse desiring Lumber dressed or made ready for
at the Mill, "AN NfA' Aun1'er ior Sale
oc2-tft AJEY AITEN a m
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XXXlXTH CONGRESS.
PASSAGE OF WESTERN INDIAN RELIEF BILL
SENATE.

An Appropriation of Half Million Dollars.
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Z MARRIAGE.

0hce No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street a few doors from
the corner Fail not to observe Name and Number,
Letters must contain Il stnmn on1 .c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-21
from Warrington

WAsBI.GroS, March 20-luior ma lion from
the army OF the Potomac SAYS cannonsd ~ s
heard ali day Saturday ia front of the 9rh co -ps.
without any other object aTp realty th~n 20 ad-
yiSc or tEoOrs iha' thev still hsge - enemy ep-
oosite
The ll4th ana 6sih Penuss lvsnis regiments,
VINO have beeu performing duties 81 he head
quarters OF the army ior some time pas. have
been relieved and ordered 10 City Point.
These regiments with tic SO,h \. ! and 6ist
Mass are 20 form sn Independent brigade under
tie command Of brese, Be-. Gen. Coils. and
will occupy the works a. Gus Point,
TIE 10Th and l+ih regulars ordered 10
headquarters in sic place OF t5e Penn-y wanna
regiments
The government sends out bv steamer on
Wedne day fuuos 10 pay The irst4l.meni Of
schlt DIT dues,-k50 600
There nov 9l3 natiOQal banks
Many applications are rendered 10 enter the
organ cation principally 'or the conversion from
state 10 natIonai banks
The NAVY department 10 day received the
following from Admiral Lee. lag ship General
BuInsie , OF bridgeport. Ala. March 4lh SIR !:
have tbs honor 10 inform YOU that too. id
san'Ase o! the late rise ia the Tennessee river.
aud crossed / K river shosl. with the f,g shin
and Tie Gen Thomas, and Sent dosp 10 Muscle
sho<ls. l came across Gen. Roddys camp and
drove them Oh an me. With good sacesss Ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-21

TRASsfKxs OF REAL ESTATE The following
propert, vas sold and the deeds deposited yes.
tetday. At the auditors office Tor transfer
Timothy McCsrty TO John FINN. lot 81 ~
Headricks subdivision OF part OF out-loi ~
Price s295
RoysI Mayhe~ 70 Sophis Noist, TO- ~ IN
Drake 4 Mayhexs second addition 10 he city OF
Indianapolis Price Sol
John j Gates TO Martin Brown. 20 feet OF 'he
south side OF loi :. ia Yandis 4 Wilkins suodi-
visioa OF the sogsh hsll OF square q Price
5000
Charles Brsekesu-h 10 Francis l.. Braeke-
bush. 50 feet of lot 4 IN square }. II Drake :
addition Price 3. 600
McKernan Pierce @ Iii Cfas ford. lot 80, IN
Price $3.50
Ne.ton ClaypooI TO Austin 3 Benjamin
Abraham and Ei~sFd + Claypool, IN consid-
Grafton of enc hundred thousand dollars, convey
he following real estate
The north east or OF SEC. ~. to~n 10, range
4. containing l60 acres
Also. the north west az. o. sec ~. town 10
Tsn.e 4. containing loo acres
Also, TIC esst nail OF the north east az. OF sec
50. in tom 10. north OF range 4. containing ~
scres
Also sbosi {. 500 acres " land 10 Fate,te CO.
al embraced h. the one deed.
This i the largest conveyance on record u
Marion county. Il required 600 governn mel
stamps 70 perfect the title.
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ANNoUNcEME NTs.

Mr. EDIoR--PLEAsE ASSoUNCE Nm wiLLET.
commonly called "UDce Billy" esrciiste for street
Comnuslorsr Gtieet 10 the Unconditional Union Cor
ventlon sstsrdsy. March 2s.
MANY FRIEsDs
Mr.. EDTOR-PLgAsE ANNOUNCE TIE NAME OF
stephen MeS4bb a candidate fOI re election Coun-
Gilman Ia The Fh Wsid, subec, to the nominating con
vent 20 - held en- the 2ed inst, and obige
EVERYBODY.
FIFTH wARD-THE MANY FRIENDS OF Nh.
JOSEPH J. HARRIS propose him a candidate for
Councilman in the Ffh Ward. be Is old settler In
the city, hard working mechanic, property holder
who has the interests q tie city at heart, aud
thoroughly with all the public questions OF
the day eectsd his intelligence and Integrity will be
a valuable acqui iiion 20 the City Council.
MANY CITIZENS.
NV. EDiToR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
Of Mayor JOHN CAvEN, a candidate for reelection
TO the once of Mayor. and obnse.
EVERYBODY.
Mr.. EDIT0R-IOU MAY ANNOUNCE THAT COL.
A. ID. ROSE, Is candidate for the Office Of City Treas
urer subject to the deeis Ion Of the Unconditional Union
voters at the nominating election Col Rose has served
his country faithfully for three years in the front, and
willing to them at home.
MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-21

NKw YoRK. March 2O-The Times Paris
correspondent says: at a rebel council in that
city il is understood that q decision was come 10
authorizing Page, commander Of the StonewaIl,
70 attack the United States feet 10 the harbor OF
Ferral, Spain The feet is composed Of the
Niagara, Sacramento and it is presumed the
IroouOs, The Stonswall carries 800 Founders
aud thick cuirass. which leads to some appre-
hension az 70 the result, as our vessels are noe
cuirassed. The Spanish authorities hosever.
have armed a heavy battery and are determined
20 save tteir neutrality.
The Times correspondent a. Frederick Hall
station says a dispatch was found from Etrly
saying be was about TO attack Shcridan's flank
With 30 men az Goochland, but he was two
DAYS occupied in destroying the Central railroad
His next move was 10 the Fredericksburg railrosd
marching 10 Two crossings OF the South Anna
river One was found defended by inf,ntry be-
hind earthvorks. 4 charge Was made. the rebels
scattered and their guns captured. Gustav NOV
ed towards Ashland station and on the way
heard of Early again. lie promised a iurlough
to the man who captured him. They pushed on
With cheers. Capt Burton OF Sheridans staff,
having the sufites horse, got % with Early s
scjutaut Burton, thinking the adjutsnt was
Early, demanded his surrender: be was answered
by a shot that wounded his horse, causing him
TO fall, and fastening the Captain TO the ground
Early escaped again, but was finally forced to
ford the South Anna river az dangerous place
By this time Pickett s division. under Longs,reet,
hurried up 10 near Ashland His advance
was met and driven back. Skirmishing ensued
in which first one and then the other was CON-
PEELED 10 fall back Gen Sheridan finally moved
eastward TO the Pamunky, pickering one side
and Lopestreet the other.
The Post says the leading dry goods mer
chants are marking down their prices today TO
correspond with The reduction in the price Of
gold.
A letter dated opposite Kinstou, the 18th inst =,
says.
The mayor with deptstion of citizens. was
on the opposite side TO surrender the CITY There
arc no signs Of the enemy. The works defend
ing the place were very strong. and the only ex-
PLANTATION of their being evacuated il the panic
in the rebel army.
Speculation in gold is comparatively quiet
and altogether or the bear side
There We're rumors of the evacuation OF No
bile and the resignation of Gen Lee, which
dropped gold 10 l64i..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-21
a eENEFAcTREss.

There Is a woman In the public eye whose name hsd
kee,"t Qusck, " and HunbuR.' But IL r. LONGER
and we oesire TO her iron all such pcious
associations Ia all other minds. Whatever notions We
may have Of ~omznly deeacy and propriety will
all admit that woman alone Il the Nurse-the good
Nurs--ihe DEED Nurse WHISTLER We shall have Female
Physicians or rot, Is question which be decided
by time and principle and matter Of Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom well behave them
selves for fthere Is really want there will also be
supply; there be calling. there will be q coming.
Nature and hzman society always self-suppiyinG,
and though Art and Fashien may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Nor does ste prescribe regimen for your wives but
piness your infants ia the cradle Is there anything
improper IN that Nurse Of go years" experiercs
can boldly What Is or Is not good for babe, and
ought 10 be listened to- 6cd sreed her her humble
and happy mission. She e the successful physl-
clan and mo e1ectusl benefactress little
enjoy d. her toing parents not excepted Just open
the door for hsr, Mrs wnsox will prove the uner-
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. of this
are 90 sure. that will teach 'Susy 20 say "A
Blessing Mrs Winslov"-for helping her 20 surviv.
and escape the gripping, colicking snd tsethins siege
We confirm every word forth In the prospectas.
performs precisely what processes perform every
part Of it-noth.as lest-Awsy With your Cordial"
"Peroe ORC t" "Drops "sudsnrrn," and every ofhsr
Narcotic by which the bsbeis dragged into sfupicy
and rendered dull and idiOtic for life.
We have Mrs.. Hinslow knos Der szly
through the preparation Of her Soothing eyrup for
Children Teething." N had the power we ~ould
make her, she Is physcsl savior 70 the infant race.
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port Of the war. 70 give their servants. who viii
be Wiling. 20 aid IN bringing the var to speedy
! close.
| The Dispatch commends their efforts. and
thinks negroes make excellent soldiers.
The rebel House on the 18th inst, passed the
Senate bill authorizing The secretary OF the treas
ury 20 purchase specie from any Of The coniede-
rate states, and pay in treasury notes.
The House also passed bill susPeading the
Eri, Of habeas cospus.
NKwBKRS. March l6.
Ou. forces occupy Kins,on, and are repairing
the bridge across the Neuse river. which will be
finished in a few days The enemy were demon
allied
On leaving Kinston for Goldsboro. most Of the
North Caroiina troops beloueing in the eastern
part Of the state took French leave of Brs gg and
retired 70 their homes.
The Goldsboro Journal of the 7,h inst. states
thst a council Of war was held not more than
800 miles from thai city OF the 4,b inst. CONSIST
ing Of their leading generals. among whom was
their great leader. Gen. Lee.
The weather was very warm and showery, The
mercury 75o 10 the shade.
FoErREss MoSEoE. March l9-The steamer
james !. Green arrived last evening FROM Will
miRgtol. She brings no later Intelligence from
Sherman. who by last accounts received yester
iay. had crossed Cape Fear river snd was
marching on Godsboro
Thirty nine escaped union officers came up
from Wilmington in tbs steamer AZ the time
the rebels we're transferring our prisoners from
Columbia. 5 70 Charlotte. \ c. in snticipa-
ton of the intention of Sherman 10 release them,
these officers hid themselves in the ceiling of the
hospital at Columbia. and being unmolested,
made good their escape.
A colonel belonging TO Shermau's RrIny hae
just arrived from Wilmington. be says that
Sherman will be in Goisboro on the Doth. The
enemy send no rumors OF bad news from Sher-
man.
The military authorities are 10 favor of having
Newtern and Morehesd City declared ports of
entry. which will save the people nearly so per
cent. on their imports and exports.
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Restoration of Civil Law in Missouri
&c. &c.. &C.. &c.
From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA March DO The Pittsburg
Chronicle of Saturday Gays:
The Allegheny river river, during Friday at
ternoon, rose IA feet, and one part of this city il
comparatively under water The river washed
away the steps OF the Scott House. at the foot Of
Irwin street
The lower part of Penn street was rendered
impossible by the flood.
The ls. ward of the city was flooded. and
communication with all the bridges Gu; of, OK J.
eept for vehicles.
with water, and the first floors o. building were
invaded by H.
Mechanics street bridge closed to travel.
in consequence of the fear Ihs' Il would be
swept away
The water was slowly falling this evening. and
il will doubtless be within its accustomed banks
and the danger passed by morning.
By dispatches from other cities we learn that
the squeduct at FreepOrt and the bridges at Kit
tanning and Oil City were carried away. and OIL
City was quite submerged. Franklin was also
flooded. The damage 10 the railroad will be
immense
Every stream sud tributary of the Allegheny
aud MoBOngahela is swollen fearlull$
On the Pennsylvania railroad two bridges are
reported to have been swept away
The Fort Wayne road * under water in -eye
ial places
The Allegheny Valley railroad has been ion
mensely damaged, both by loss of bridges and
the destruction OF the track.
The Connellsviile railroad, although Got yet
much injured, will no doubt be so
The Binehamton and South and West Hills
burg Mills have been obliged 10 suspend opera
tons and residents Of houses near the river have
been driven up into the second and third stories
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from Baltimore

BALTIMORE, March 20-A Fortress Monroe
letter Of yesterday SAYS: An arrival from White
House st late hour last night reports the arr-
val Of Sheridans cavalry on the north bank of
the Pamunky. few miles from White House at
neon on Saturday The bridge across the river,
which had been partially destroyed by the rebels.
hiss been repaired By portion Of Gen. Roberts
command, which was Gent TO White House some
days since in anticipation Of the appearance of
Sheridan
They will have 10 difficulty in crossing the
river. which. it was supposed. would be effected
BY u o'clock last night.