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PRODUCE &c.

800 bbls, Extra Family Flour;
$50 bbls Superfinc Flour;
20 bbls A Coffee Sugar;
- bbls b and do.
50 bbls yellow @ do.
% hhds New Orleans Sugar;
lbs bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Is sacks prime Rio Coffee;
% sacks Laguira Coffee;
800 boXes Proctor x Gambcl's Soap:
10 boxes various brands German Soap;
90 boxes Fancy, Shaving and Toilet Soap;
IL dozen Fancy Buckets
1000 boxes Cigars. fine brands;
50 dozen Bed Cords;
Is barrels Buffers Backing
100 Flour Sacks;
30 boxes Candy;
A. cases Baltimore Oysters
80 packages Star Candies.
iI5 packages Stearino do;
100 boxes Starch;
Is boxes John Dwight Soda;
40 casks Soda;
- bbls Syrup;
80 boxes Pepper;
- boxes Spice;
ca boxes Indigo;
% boxes Mustard:
. boxer Fine Tobacco;
90 Caddies do;
50 dozen Brooms; Is dozen washboards;
Liquors.
% bbls fine Bourbon Whisky;
Is bbls Robertson County Whisky:
80 bbls Tennessee White Whisky;
BRANDY, RUM. GIN AND WINES; Of various
brands. deci-lm.
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Table Of comparison between 1868 and 1864.
ToTkI 1862 1864 Tncrcasc Dec
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GENERAL SUMMARY RELATING TO CROPS.
Showing the number Of bushels &C. of each crop,
the number Of acres of each, the value Of each,
and the bushels. acres, and value Of all, and tho
increase and decrease of the same, for the year
1868 and 1864, and the comparison between the
same years.
AMOUNT or CROPS.
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BRANDIES AND WINES.
lust RECEIVED
u % cases superine Heidsiek Champagne
no cases Scotch Whisky,
20 cases n. Z. Rum. for Christmas,
30 cases Pale Sherry, very old,
10 u casks Fine Brandy,
~ cases Madeira Wine.
or sale ehep By NJ. 7. HAGEN.
cow lP6TJ Broad street.
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
BANK NOTE QCOrArIoNs.

The following arc the rates paid by C. N. ORD-
WAY, Broker, As College street, for uncurrent
money. Orders for the purchase or salo Of the
same viii receive prompt and faithful attention
from him. Remittances may be made to him BY
mail or Adams Express.
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CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES.

having graduated at tho University of Pcnnsylva-
mia, at Philadelphia, in lS44-45, and since that
time he has diligently applied himself to his pro-
fession, and carefully investigated all the remedial
agents best calculated to alleviate the diseases of
suffering humanity, and thereby merit the conf
dence and esteem of his fellow citizens. The en-
viable reputation which his
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Showing the total number Of live stock fol- Jan
uary. 1854 and 1866, the increase and decrease
thereof, the general average price OF each klnd
the value of each kind, and the total value Of
all
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Tota -. Fl.a62.565 I7l. lOl7ls 76l.s67 a20
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Total bushels 2s sol 80 O13 1881 953, 2Ss 632
Hay. TONS. &&5SS7l0 -l8,ll6,75l l9,796St7
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Total.....5S sj7,279 5S547,363 4,3Oos78 4,GlO,794
NUMBER. AVERAGE PRICE, AND TOTAL VALUE IN
JANUARY, 1865.
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C0nsignments solicited from all sections n the
country. upon when LIBERAL ADVANCES
will be made.
Prompt and strict attention given 10 ali bust
ness entrusted TO Us deef-lm
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NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 80 1865

don proceeded White House for the purpose OF join
ing Sheridan, and reached here above minated
yUsrSos TO rHs ARMY GUsBoAIs
Some misstatements said, upon the highest
thorty, to have found their way into the
Northern papers In relation TO those who
should DO properly credited With the success
First Of all the called army gunboats and not the
vessels proper Of the navy led the way up the river
The Mosswood, Captain Harris; the Chamberlain, and
the Jessup all under command OF Captain Durrel, Of
General Grahams star did, in good style the water
portion Of the expedition while assured the
navy proper did not approach the than I'VE
miles from its limits This statement Is urged in justice
TO the officers and men who really did the work. The
First New York mounted rifles entered the town and
seized the ninety five Of tobacco, for which useful
act they have not been hitherto credited
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THE SECOND CORPS.
Mr.. VIM. j. Starks' Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND ARMY CoRps,

MIR. VIM. j. Starks' Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND ARMY CoRps /
March ~, 1855
HOLDING THE NTRRNCHED PICKET LINE
Since the fight of tho 25th everything has remained
quiet along the front OF this corps We still hold the in
trenched picket line captured from the enemy which at
many points within very short distance Of the rebel
works On certain portions of the lines the enemys vi
detes thrown short distance In advance Of his
works. close proximity rendering any picket line i'm
practicable.
An effort to retake the line will doubtless be made,
present facilities for massng troops the rebel
works such render them to q great extent
tenabe The fighting tho 25th entirely outside Of
the works. and the casualties consequently cons
derabe. They estimated 1t about six hundred.
DIRECTOR.
Surgeon Charles Page u 8. A., has been assigned 70
duty Medical Director Of this corps and entered upon
the discha rge of his duties the 26th Surgeon Page
has for past been Assistant Medical Director Of
the Army Of the Potomac.
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afterwards asking permission be allowed bury their
dead This was granted, and from half past eleven to
halfpast twelve O'Clock white flags waved from both
lines. While the burial parties at work the rebel
Generals Heth and Walker, together with a number
all magniacently dressed, and judging from
their appearance, must have monopozed all the fine
gray cloth and gold lace in the Southern confederacy
One OF the rebel officers mounted the horse which
formerly belonged TO the late Colonel Dahgren, fact
which he mentioned TO Major David Milne, our corps
Provost Marshal, who went out to receive the flag OF
truce
rHB LATE COLONEL. DWIGHT.
The body Of the late Colonel Augustus W. Dwight, OF
Volunteers, who was killed Saturday last was sent
North to-day. Colonel Dwight was native Of Syracuse
N ", where he formerly pracsed law He entered the
service lieutenant colonel Of the One Hundred and
Twenty regiment New York Volunteers in August
regiment he has always handled the regiment
with ability and bravery and was seriously wounded q
The body Of the late Lieutenant Deuro, Of the One
Hundred and Twenty nrst regiment New York volun-
teers, also sent North this morning.
The unsuccessful attempt Of the rebels 70 break
through line this morning resulted very dis
would DO the result OF any similar attempt Our men
have made good Of the pick and shovel and are now
strongly intrenched.
There has been some heavy artillery 1rng on the o..
treme right Of our lines today but we have not heard
that II resulted In anything very serious and the firing
did not continue for any length Of time.
rHR CASUALTIES
- enclose you list OF the CASUALTIES Wnlcn Occuo0 N
General Getty's division this morning.
Corp. Chas. Il. Grant, G, 4Sd New York slightly.
songt Carpenter A, ADD New York, slightly.
David Lake, H, 61st Pennsylvania, right hand on
Elias Sheppard D, 4sth New York, slightly.
Thos Sicily, A. 4sth New York, slightly.
Hans Freese, A, e1st Pennsylvania, right shouldss.
Henry Ingham, F, 6lst Pennsylvania, slightly.
H. c. senett, F, 1921 New York, slightly.
Philip Sheridan, G, AID New York, slghtly
Henry Mullen, d, LIST Maine, slightly.
Sss od slightly
Antri fNrahltv Vorv clio
Sidney Pryor, A, ID Vermont left leg, flesh wound
John Griffin, A. Cd Vermont slightly
Sergeant E. O'Nel, G, I'd Vermont, slightly
H. H. Williams, H, 9th Vermont, slightly.
VIM. Oliver, G, 9Th Vermont, both lungs.
Joseph Bisott, A, 9Th Vermont, left hand.
Lieut. Chas. Cotton, c, 4th Vermont, slightly.
II. Woodbury., G, Sd Vermont slightly.
Orren NJ Nudge, G, 9Th Vermont.
The wounded doing WELL and receiving every at
tention from Dr. Chaplin and other medical gentlemen OF
the division.
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THE SIXTH CORPS.
Mr.. Charles III. Hannam's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH Army CoFrs,
NEAR PErERsBubG, Marcel 81 1864


NEAR PEreRsButG, March ~, 1885
AN ENEMY TO Rr-ssrArLEu rnsIR rIsr4
Tho attack this morning the front Of General Getys
division made by about four hundred rebel sharp
shooters Shortly before four O'Clock few rebel de.
serers had in the front Of the Second DIVISION
aud some time after their arrival tho on picket
heard rustlIng sound among the bushes, which they
supposed occasioned by some rebels attempting
20 desert. They called out "Come in you Johnnles, y
whom a voley was Immediately fred into pickets
and the rebels rushed forward forcing back for
short distance. This occurred just before daybrcak
aud for time the firing vas very rapid and heavy
Preparations had previously been made TO repol any
attack, and achievements were speedily on their way to
the threatened point
Tho division sharpshooers the One Hundred and
Twenty second regiment New York Volunteers, AVID
other troops, FASTENED forward when short but
engagement cnsued, In which The sharpshoocrs par.
tslcuIary distinguished themselves The rebels were
driven back with considerable Ioss and the line csab
aished, under the command Of Colonies Mundoo and
stephens, OF General Getty staff
1ruCg FOR BURIAL TINS DEAD
nag Of truce was sent Ia by tho rebels Tow hours
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THE CAVALRY.

Mr. Theodore G. Wilson'S Dispatches.
CAVALRY CoRrs, ARMY OF rHn Potomac, |
March "a, 1885. !
GENERAL ASSIGNED THE COMMAND or THE CAVALRY
or THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
To-day Major General George H. Crook assumed COM
mand OF the Second cavalry division. Bgader General
H. E. Davies Jr, who has been In command Of said d.
vision, reassumed command Of the First brigade.
The following is General Crooks order assuming COM
mand:-
General Orders--No. 10.
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND DIVISION, CAVALRY C0RPs,
ARMY TIE PoroMAC, March q, 1885, !
In compliance with paragraph H. Of Special Orders No.
7s, Headquarters Army Potomac, the undersigned
hereby command Of tho Second cavalry division
GEORGE CROOK, MAJOR General Volunteers
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The Ninth District.

Tho drawing for tho Twenty ~, ond ward In this dis
trct was commenced yesterday under the superinen-
dcncc Of Provost Marshal ceain Cunning and Conimis
eoner John ssnds tgas late the previous evening
before the order for remns the dra was received and
accordingly, some day occurred bolpre the wheel
started, Captain banning being ANXIOUS 70 have SOME
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HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CoRrs
Army OF THE PoroxAc, March ~, 1885,
A PATROL ANBUscApYD
To-day mounted patrol Of forty men, under command
OF Captain W. Hndman sent out the McCann
roada byroad leading from tho Jerusalem plank road 70
Lecs mill and thence to the Prince George road. When
near Lees mill and returning the party a,abushcd
by body of rebel scouts Captain hindnan was
wounded We also lost man killed and seven men
wounded. Within the last week, in about the same
locality. Lost four men killed. ten wounded and fvo
captured.
To-day the weather Is fne and the cavalry Is active,
and expecting to have "a happy time OF it."
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To the Public.

To tine Publtcs
Herald the I'm Inst the o. the gentlemen
NATIONAL Piaso,oars As.oc,Anos March n. 1905.
Messrs MARrrzEx GoLpnscs. PArrsos MILLS TnosAs and
Gssrs-your letter Of the i7,h received by ma
gentlemen your standing in the musical world should
waning popularity Of pisnofte manufacturer
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o. IL Subscribers purchase psnoforte Of the les.
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The Injurious En.rts of Alcoholic
snuanta oyorc,nt end tie tvsleyn purasj, ~ u.ing
IN a X d llsA A -
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Importsnt Military Movements I'm Ten-

wfUTsuGA BRIDGE Tenn, March rs, 1885
Tho forces under command Of Major Gouoral soneman
have heir rapid ADVANCE recovered hundred miles
Of railroad and driving tho scattered troops Of the
oucmy In confusion before them. Gen stonemap will
soon strike tho enemy where they least expect H. Proba
by when this despatch reaches New York the Pichmond
papers will have thToDclsd the advance,
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THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.
Mr.. William III. Nlcrriam's Despatch.
WE Unit H'FUVUhHTbNS ""'VI - T10o'
RETURN or GENERAL ROBERTS EXHIBITION

RETURN OF GENERAL ROBERTS EXPEDITION.
Tho expedition under General Roberts, sent out some
weeks since 70 capture large amount Of tobacco said TO
b. up for unlawful purchase, in order that supplies
might lie furnished TO the rebels from fredericksburg
returned 70 quarters in this army on Sunday evening
After executing General Grants wishes in the matter Of
tho sei and admitted tobacco speculation the oxpo.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Battle Before Petersburg.
GENERAL LEE's OFFICIAL REPORT or THE Assault

The Battle Before Petersburg.
GENERAL LEES OFFICIAL REPORT or THE ASSAULT
ON FORT sTEEDMAN.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES CONFEDERATE STATS,
March rs, 1851 20 p n. !
Hon. J. @. BR1CxINRIDGl, Secretary Of War
At daylight this morning General Gordon assaulted and
carried the enemy's works at Hares HILL capturing nne
pieces Of artillery eight mortas and between i've and
SIX hundred prisoners amongst them brgadier gene
raj and number Of officers Of lower grade.
The lines swept for distance Of four Ave hun
dred yards 70 the right and ef and two efforts made
recover the captured works were handsomely repulsed
But Il found that tho enclosed works In the rear
commanding the enemy's main line could only be taken
at great sacrifice and troops WitAdro0n 10 their
original positios>
Il being impracicahs to bring cH tAs captured gums
owing to the nature Of the ground they wore disabled
and left
Our loss, as reported, is not heavy. Among the
wounded arc Brgadier General Terry flesh wound and
Brigader General Phil Cooke, IN the arm
All the troops engaged including two brgadee under
Brigader General Ransom, behaved most handsomely
The conduct Of the sharpshooers Of Godons CORPS who
led tho assault, deserves the highest commentator
This afternoon there skrmishing the right be-
tween tho picket lines with varied At dark tho
enemy held considerable portion Of the line arhest in
advance Of our main work. r. E. LEE.
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A "Mistake OF the Printer.

statement way the newspapers thaA
PLANTATION BITTERS Ego all round the woridn Com
mercay speaking this fact, for this splendid tonic
for sale In every part habtable globe
take the liberty OF reiung the story which has obLned
rency that enough bottles Of PLANTATION BITTERS
yearly sold 70 put grdle round planet pacd In
endwisen The facts follows:-DRAkE 4 co q
books sale of about million bottles eh
bottle nearly foot In length placed on udnaly
these would extend million feet or nearly $40 miles
Think OF OF antdyspepvc tonic three inches
$40 miles long pouring the capacous epeg rum Of
the body polite How you Dyspepsia
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Arrival OF Prisoners at Richnend.
Further Combinations Against Rich
mOnd.

aIsIA--HASCocK IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
From the Richmond Dspateh, March ~
Intelligence received here leads TO the belief that Cen
Thomas IL preparing formidable advance either into
Southwestern Virginia Western North Carolina the
requirements Of the opening campaign shall TO ind
He is reported TO be at Knoxville with fifteen
thousand men, while portion OF his force s thrown for
ward far cast Morristown He has repaired the
East Tennessee Railroad to Bulls Gap, and is still
gagged putng In running order In the direction Of
Bristol
The report that Hancock was moving up the valley
towards Stanton with several thou and men Ia Incorrect
There is but Yankee regiment spah NJ Marnsburg,
and that is posted Mt Kcrnsown oar scouts report that
this regiment last week making their preparations
IL remove to a field OF operations
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meeting Of delegates from thirteen wards vS bcid
last evening at the Sixth district Provost Marshas occ
TO AZ upon uniform rate Of hand money, After some
discussion the amount fixed At twenty dollars which,
added TO tho paid by the county makes one hun
dred and twenty dollars This nducemont 70 brokers'
y "a expected will AVID materially IN ning the quota ol
ths ysy. committee Of three appointed 70 wait
ppon the local authorities Of the wards not represented ~
TO meeting 20 sc1re N poss bic, their 90 operation,
Rp.or which the meeting adJoarnDd.
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The Eighth District.

Volunteering at the district headquarters has ceased
o. a matter Of since tho bounty fund became
haustcd; but tho Provost Marshal's oflce IL daily
crowded by persons waiting enlist when the payment
Of tho county bounty is resumed. Fourteen substitutes
credited yesterday No orders have bee received
yet for the resumption Of the draft The deficiency In
the three wards OF this district is now ~ follows
1sh Ward 20h Ward 2la Wzyd
Deficient on March 2S.... 300 1,15 25I
Credited on yestrday...
Deficient up To four p. N. - -
yesterday. ........... 2o5 LII 256
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A "White's Patent Lever Truss" II .
principle for curing rupture; the back;
inward and upward motion: Cures warranted
GREGORY 4 CO., 600 Broadway
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The Senate, In executive session to-day, conhrinG all
the nominations sent last week but unanimous con-
sent TO transmit the to the Governor denied
and the combinations WILL therefore, lay week.
The Governor has reapponted 3 T. Blood Of Franklin,
Attorney for the ST. Regis Indians
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A Week OF Sensntions.-Knox,t the Hat
contributed the sensations Of the past week by the in
spring styles of geDtcmens Hats Their
elegance beauty the talk Of the town, and
Nenan OF taste makes KN0X'S his headquarters
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In many forms disinfecng agents Impure breathe
caused by bad teeth tobacco spirits catarrh Is neutral.
ized by sOZ0DONT IT'S healthfu beauner and great
luxury dentfice The repulve breath Is by us use
rendered fragrant and codness by fiends or
lovers will be no longer noticed
Sold By all druggists.
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G R A N T..
ANOTHER ATTACK BY THE ENEMY
He Attempts to Recover His
Lost Ground and is Hand
sOmely Repulsed.
SHERMAN AT CITY POINT.
Meeting OF the Lieutenant General
and the Conqueror Of Georgia
and the CarOlinas.
SHERIDAN AGAIN IN THE SADDLE.
General Crook in Command Of the Cavalry
Of the Army Of the Potomac.
THE PRESIDENT STILL AT CITY POINT.
The Rebel Reports of the As
-sault on Fort Steedman.
-
General Lee Acknowledges that
He Could Not Carry Or the
Captured Artillery.
The Unofficial Statements Say the
Rebels were Unable to Hold
the Captured Forts.
The Rebel skirmish Lime Surprise
Our Men by Pretending
to be Deserters.
Names Of Captured United States Officers
in Richmond,
&C., &C., sc.
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New York Court OF Appeal.
% NeutrnIixe Onensivene

ALBANY, 300.
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday March
3o:-Nos l. 10, IL, l3, IA, u.s. 10, II, 70 and r.
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A BIT OF ParadOx.-When u Young
lady advised go to PHALON'S for bottle OF NIGH
BLOOMING CEREUS she Ia missdirected 70 the right
place.
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgalized Lotteries
and infoT nation given Drawings sent.
D. CLUTE, Brokers' Office, ITS Broadway

A Thing OF Beauty IL n Joy Forever.
Those who desire bransy q Sompeson msst gSTy and
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA invariably does. Recollect
patent medicine. Ask for Hembolds Take other.
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New York, January Is, 1865.
VIZ. II. GREGa, N. u.
DEAR Siglt affords pleasure 10 add testimony 70
the many the good qualities Of CONSTITUTION
WATER believe sir that Is the panAcea for die
tho kidneys have been afflicted with Inflammation
Of the kidneys and irritation OF the bladder for nine yaArs
when travelling South and West-chnnge OF c
Have treated with Ma best ply siclsna but
could get relief induced by friend OF mine 10 try
Constitution Water have nearly used two b0ttles
and that believe the disease Is entirely cured
cteeruly 70 all suffering from like ddlculty.
Very truly yours r. w. FLINT. No ST Marks place
Depot Clid street