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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MoRNTNG, SEPT. 20, 1865.
0ns Good i,esuI, OF the Rebellion.

oSs Of the most encouraging indications OF .
true and lasting reconciliation between the North
and the South, 10 the apparent willingns. with
which the latter rslinquish the Institution OF
slavery, which was unquestioosbly the original
cause Of enlargement II 10 true that the rec sfn
81 States have no choice with regard to TIE re-
nuDcia alton Of slavery, and that tho formal sbot
Of that institution 10 made condition proceden,
for the resumption Of their former relations with
abe Government but IL Ia also true that the pres,
aud the people Of the South, In their public and
private u,,ersnc,A nantes, no apparent regret
,bni The great OF lbelr uoubs bat been for
ever eradica,cd. Not only that large Glass Of the
Southern people, particularly those who take
broad and enlghtrn ned visw Of Southern interests,
seem 10 be really thankful that the evil which 40
long retarded their industrial progress has al
las, disappeared. They were by no means
an favor Of emancipation before the war, and they
quite willing to plunge the country into crv
s.rfo for the protection Of slavery but now ths,
Il Is all ove-, and they have an opportunity TO
tsto q comprehensive and unbiased view Of the
subject, they have sense enough 10 SEQ thu, II is
really for the best interests Of The South. The
Richmond Vino, which 10 now under the same
management hat conlrollol II during tho rcbslicn,
s q very fair exponent ot Southern feeling. with
regard to slavery that journal ruthfully says
''Thcre can be no doub, tnn h,d . slave never
God the soil Of Virginia, SIZE would At this moment
he tie gfoatost by far ia wealth, population aud
everything that goes TO constitute naterial great
ness, by far the foremost Of all the States Below
-~s,er--from the Potomac to the NORTH CAROLYN,
limo she ISL solid body Of msrl-contAining Within
herself tho means Of eternal ronoysnOn."
There is good cause for this statement. Virginia
was The first settled the largest, aud in poin' Of
agriculture, the richest Of the original thirteen
States. 1t has good commercial facilities its nAtur
al Advantages for manufacturing arc excellent aud
sheieis no apparent cause why IL nigh. no, have
mania inod Its once proud position I. tho head OF
the family 81 s.ales, had not the blight Of slavery
fallen upon II. The other Southern States arc also
highly favored by nature, In climate AMI general
resources. but instead Of advancing Ia prosperity
a. tho less favored Northern States have done, Ito
grost social evil has hung ike dead weight upon
them and It ia nvc,ion Of tins truth the minds
Of the people OF the South, tia. Ia, a tendency TO
oiminish their rcgre, at the failure q the rebel
lion, and 10 convince thom that tho downfall q.
che Contedoracy wss really for their own good.
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Tho situation Ia Mexico,

,.rltv nm, t,,,,,,,,..i -, -,
a.... - -, o1" 'n'''''
f'"'e "oul 'IA-h@' 'nc lAoofsi fresdeni. Senior
ROMERO, the Mexican M.niGter At waAlin st,,u has
piy.n 40 tbs pullic ANN. oe,.,,i .,.-....... -
.,..,..' '''s o'''s.'' 'o''os4'hiencs
'esuVs 70 we situation OF AdstTs In Mexico In
Guiding letter from JuAarz, which can certainly
lie relied unon q. n ,rn,bf,l vi,,,. -, -,
~ ~ '0oH "'n u
Luerai STANDPOINT Iho Liberal Secretary OF State
writes to ". Rosmo, under date Of the IS!h MI
In which n, s.v. AL. ..p.o.i,,,, = A., -
,,,..., "a - 'H' P"o'V
"'AA'1l "h 'he eity oil NIlhuahuA IN the 9th Of
this month, AMI arrived at this place III .ao del
Nort., on The Rio Gr,,lc, ve,,.r,.r ,,hs..I. g..
determined that m, san, a, ,o,.r,,,,., .L,u ~
the present h, Io.,,.I, n. n,-n,
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r,v York, Saturday, SEPT 20, - +. p-God open
ed This morning At 1854, ami declined to l4a a-tue
closing quotation. The .oucfai sock ma-s WIS
ieVeri'h aud lower. Governments were Ho.dv. Al-
ney va easy st 40 por cont. Exchange on LONDON
l09S lSy'. for sold. Tho hali-uouihly California
steamer arrived his morning, with slo-3 10 IN
sold. Tho gold export for q d. 3 steamers 70. lu-
rope Wa. I3ll5lk, mus.p- Tor the whoc COX $780,
Ul3. The provision al othor mA.kct' were rather
quiet Gu ssturd,-, usual hut sOoiI generally hal
an upward tendency.
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HRYAST-On Saturday, Sept. 2sd inst, WIN. T.
BRYANT, VA the 4O'h year Of HI. AGE.
The friend, and relatives of the family, ~ well
- those Of mis- other, Ian. ami Nci aie iesrcc.
fully iuyied to attend the ilne.Il ton 81 patrick
.Mheira' lhi M9 i motnlnr At ~ o'clock. where
Ills remains viii be- taken to Galway Cemetery iof
Int ..Ieut. III
GLpNEY--On Saturday evening Sept 9sd. afor a
long an painful illness, John L., oldest Of liza
N-'tche'ter 20.
The ,,iye. and f1cnd, Of tho hmily are respect
iully ihNited ~ attend the funeral, thi, tMondavl
ATE noon AZ O'Clock. from she residence OF h.
bfoth.r-in-law, Geo. ". IJnsham, Is ohcuhst SOL
LAWRLNCE-on tho 23d, Jeremiah Lawrence,
atcl - yetft, mOutIs and 10 days.
, me iuhc!gl VII take place from the residence ~
ms son, 90 Iorty-iourth It, on Monday. g5tl
FRIENDS am aequainance' are respectfully invited
attend without further invitation. 81
MAHFR-On sunday sent, "a pfer a abort but
painful Illness Michael Manner ia the Goth year Of
DIS axe.
M. remains will be taken from his late residence
80 Muit"uy u, 10 lrsushguration ChuIch, IN Mott
81 on lucsdry morung, NJ y O'Clock, where a 10
queen SahA viii be ccehratcd for tbe rcplse of his
,"u' ana IRON thence 20 Cevary Cemetery iOr inte-
tIcctiiiIy invited 10 attend. gs5
hcCokAlCK-su. dcnly, on Friday, 22d, Thomas
hr''imiek asci 30 ears ant mon'hs
his tytucr. Hentt Mccormick, 100 Ens B,osiwav
lhis ionday aiernoon ~ Oo.ocN. The relatives
attend M
KoGfRs-On Saturday, Sept. 23i, Of cen-r.nption,
Nhlch he bore with ChfiBIiHn ioitltuso, .Jonu W
hnss.s' native OF BAhuasoo, 60. Galway, Ireland,
he mend. Of the family arc respectfully Invited 70
atehi me funeral, the tNoAlay. Afternoon, az .
oti'th' NOM ne lhtc ttsl.cuCC, IS Ave. A. 3OI
TAYLOR - ON s.p,. .8l, Marrsret MCMILLAN.
OF l'nliy uoly, Co. An, i,l. ireland, vile Of NgAJs
Ia Tor, Dublin, AGA 81 ,rars.
lne u mans VIII le removed for intcrncnt from
go ". ioln 81 ths afternoon At o'clock Relatives
AZ iAcaus Nili p'es.e acccpt this notice. l2J
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Domestic Marke,s-W holesaie Prices Current


Nv ,hfs " ala Y, Ft'tA ~ 1873.
Rio fiir opiuue, lNtss; AaracAlo, lyal. q
Cotton, lb.-xid. New Orleans a, MD. INLAND.
P,sh, crt-pry col. 8 c,as So. PICK. do,b,. 7 a
-; Dry 8. ale, ID; Pick. Salmon, -
~ ~; EIcArTo- l. shose, % a, Hernia i
: AS. =
Flour and Men, bbi.--renr,es, ,1t, s45,los,.
ONO, 6. 10 t. : q. 40 D., beu.gyt.yu. ~
STATE, > 10 e. , as a N S.ur. 4all.E.
Canadian, r, & NiAl -: 4 Hour. 5 lr "a Or,
msAl, Gua4 70; DO BfsLdywIue, b l.u3 10.
Lumber. --Southcfn Pine % lij uu; Ngi'te nina
hof boards 20 GA 80; Mhife nine uCrru maj IN.
boa boards, 20 OJH.Gm; Clear nlnc, Gvuu; Pom ali
" wood tolrds ani plank, b. ,u,Jb ~; trc el.r. T,
aud plank, - o,aId lu, uAk l.t ash. .rUHfIn'. Ma
pie and huch, IS CH4o rU; Blk walnut, 10 aI ~
hHdas'A yGl-Nrw Orleans, ID: po.t, No
e5A1a, Cuba hus,, tnL,.. 'N
uHs.-Uuie Whale, Gsal u; hlsach,i d., -,
~ 'tLI' ffelh 'y'.--' A4.tao auI Sc, .bin Al:
| kcrseue, 19aN3. 49, t1''oN'
hor,s on. Beei m. bhl,. gno,IJ on. II, p,
| r. SOIL o.; Pork, cle-l, ncg, nominal d. no.
! W 50 ~ &" bopr W, 60 . Ian, pc. H. ' -.
/ az hGtt'h hrHn. e c5, bl0b 10 s.4ts, . H..
| Nh,os'' common bti1 -, lt-iL ..
| iNt Husnts, lJ a.. .'lvrlh. az
| iti ~ -iNr'I. 4 ed DO; oult do, g.1 50. Ir-.
| ~ AIM -. 'UhpNAa,r an lVr, . uI 81.
| W., -, ,'t -, HuE'ua" luu tu..u, coal %.
| a. N'"lae. taA , tals tlu.r H.. ia,
| ~ y ihhilN~ Ton bonn 6Gl-; uayau. E,,N
| paii. = az ~ N1uhtt lieut. ,a.I. ''"'
| = WOO" 'o,-Am. stN, &c. t5aI7 Am. T. n Il
| t.s.s AM and 10 0iaIJ, AM Ma 4 ~
sSAJ1 SUP q e. pELs-- 6tAia; M ualisI $50 = {"
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ImmIgrun. nonrlira IInurc-.

Wa observe ihH tho police nave Al lat deter
mined " turn over new leaf in protest ns imtni-
grants from The rnpac.ty oi bo.riing .houss l,nl-
lords. The latter evil ono with which the pu, lie
arc tut huia familiar. There "a, certain clsss Of
Immigrant boarding houses, l'cssod chief ON q O
river streets Ia Which customers arc rrlesily
robbed and swindl,d. M,rv g tacs, rropue.ors
sro ssgusd with pro Sssi1u, shelves A,o 10 lers,
and a. tho Immigrants are IA many ca,-s IN.
familiar with our language, and Ill ol
them iguorsni Of our system RI gov
ernm'ni. they know not how to Oh
tain redress and hence tho rSiail,rs generally %.
cape punishment Hero sre ,efy specific lava f,r
the regulation Of these emI.r.li uaAr1.n,.h 7rscs,
tm by some means tboy nave cen cor , long time
a dead lot.cr. lLs police now seem dat,siI' not 10
en'orrc hose lIlvgs.d have rot fed ell propr etors
ofsuch boarding hous,s tia, the new le,fIs 10 10
TUNED over en- next .uiSv. II IL !. p,d thn, ~
loAl. mitigation Of present abuses y now IL
store FOR tue Immigrants
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IGfOhMillON WAETED-OF NiyTNTT
4 sa. "a RICK n a., from the plri,a %. / -.
Cn.e. Iorn" berry elgud, by thor , .t.r A Any
N.'u n.t heard tom wtIu ~ Allan. I.,aa, ,t,,,,,
hlr.-ol o., ;. Y. MARY RLpAN. .by
7 ETA At TIE STORE OF TIE STBSCRI.
- ,r .o.e h,Go cllco deak. In Ap.ll I,.g No
9"L,' Il i+tn,l'el % cal an .-Le Is .i,ltn
NC ~ F. OF !. WI BE- cold iv, ovpgusot. JOIS
iki Els'lt ufuiiufe store. tNs East A.uaa. av III
NOIlCh-l HEREBY FORBID ALI, PER.
l Ntona from pa, IN money to or tiusting VIM Me-.
bttLin on my AC, cunt, ur / u.l not Ye ~ .r,,u. .
lc for me same. A. Is. BENNArI, Is lg6. H. a.
y, l, IN ~"
SAEAH, YOU HAD BETTER CONE HOME
- again, al vii lie ri-At OF send " ~ you kuo,
how an situated i. ". X. ."I
I'O hNNlDS. OGDEN AND AL CLAIV-
\ ing by Thrush or under him, notice h. hrrcl,y
gil en- tuat al shIr- u thc aplta .fn. .f no Rho,
Island Mining Company OF hIrhr4l, on whirh nnv
suh OIL .oIa Romans iue 70 CO... lao ICn of an a.
~ neat pWalc June l5.L, 1856, rI.l ly cold A.
prone au'.ipA. &. the utlco OF rarI Company No o
Nassau street tr.um No. %, NeH .ulk ,iI- ON Al
niulh day o. 'cohcr, 1865, at u uglo,A I 81 . he
coIGlut 70 the laws OF the state ot MicAiras "
San. ~ I, secretary .l
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MA gsrsHAG ELS.

BROWN DAwsON-On Sept. 9l.t. by the Rev
Nj. Rock III, Thomas u. Brown 70 Dnl,illa b Dav
sOu, all Of Brooklyn 2G5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Grover & bakers Highest Premium
Flnstc stitch and lnrt stitch SEAM Michnes, avs
ioadraJ, New York, and 80 fulIon street. ook-
Ign. 3li
Wheeler " wilson Iock stitch sewing
h'cA.nC AID Baton Hole MHLile. 80. ca Bfoad-
way, - Y. 539
Howe sewing liacnIne Company, No 62D
Broadway, y. \. ELIAS HOWE Jr., President.
ALeIts wanted. $40
The Improved -" Siost, Illipuc sewing
Machines, 63I Broadway. Agents wanted. A. IA.
bupce. 4N5
fuckers Charms Of Youth for the Com-
p.oXiOu, skin anu Cih. Price O1o Dollar per Bott
Manufactured 81 the Laboratory, No. $50 sixth ave,
cor. 81 20 II. Sold BY all Druggists ard by r. A.
Lo'eioy, Wholesale Agent, 95 Futon st, y. Y. 35S
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kues'Lanse'v-- Hice, 100 ID. East India dressed.
-; Do, CaIollnh II 60ai2 70 Salt, Turks
linnnd, bush. tla521 Liverpool s,-k. a; Cas-
ne Sotp pr ib- ,20; tiop,, crop 1884 95s35 ,
1902 Do 55sjs Hay, 10 ihs. Cri9J for shipping,
and '5iSj for ie'nii iois; Candle, city, a..
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TRADE NOTICES.
MASS MEETIyG or TIE yAEy

a MASS MEETING or TIE YAESISH-
Go ant P.'l.h'-.' ts'o' a.ioa vin BE- lila ,p,.
~ .so"y I've. ny, +. pc ,.L 20 CcocN. 80 n Ice
70 ~ DAILY, fies. pLJ. SHANNON. SOC. e..
a I \ MASS MEETING OF TIL. NARSl,H-
hld foi-hyr' ts'OriltiCI, h'd on .Ac c,cuiu.
OF tnr Esd met ne toto inc tr,rItIon uu.ul-
d., ss3,. 18Th We rcsgc''il.lv demand nom ou.
~ pr "tes' a. the ,o"c't pho Tor Uorktcn and
| a. > M ,I&,ntr, ~ NtfI Nui.', Pies r..
@AhNollNFl'' u CROWLEY, Nec-. ~
CARPENTERS UNION, 40. ALL THE
y u,oWttn 4 the above ..on aIo rrIu.s.,I otto
rJ.'lnt Wessur,i vii to l.oucat ur,o.o .L.tn.
;i'""t q, - .,'Hrns "ut. ~ 900 80 GA sttufd ~.
rtsty.
W. iNE"El OPERATIVE rLhSlIr.
".s c0m'sIcfs and hart u.'s h,.,v-rt.lgttl,
come OF Madison ave. and JIth st. l.I. BI.OWS.
n Y. CARYERS' A>>OCIATiON-kT A
'. Ut 'tiug q, the taryu.s OF y. \ auI cuyiro7s
hc us sunday Sept ih, It vGs ro yol .n al, 4r,s
l0r"r c"n. from tho iol!oSing Hou1gy. The Com
q !. ~ ~ tlc S'guh'n Uou,c, 800 ltovc.y, 10 Dr..
c,'" All !tpois OF thge shop, that Isg tUo .d,are,
Ti I,''' JACo" CoNDL- iies; ALBERT PErs-
n Y. p. II. PAiNTEES' ASSOCIATIONS
y. laro WI tea Special Ne'tiua OF thc aloe
y y -', ..i'2n ~ We. llaA Hal w. sItn Az, th,-
N u 4
Boz EkE, fg,r. PATRICK II. BIES., ass. r. C.
So. 40,
pAIN1CBS-lHE BOSS PAM rs OF
N,n York pni 'i,iui',, arc beach. rulu.I ia I
10 81 !nd1ui Na-oa for he w.u',. i.ouLi ain IN.
gnu" 10 he o. NJ plrarnt, via, - per rAr - o..
yr, % ~ cent "a, nice, :. :. HATHAWAY, Pes;
l. u. CRlo-Ei, Sec. 10
pAlNTERS-A SPECIAL MEEII\G OF
Loussh2.s 'hp iH,H,r,s wall b, n,d ut the han
OF l'T} Dos lsIytcis ~ ANu l., 'lA HpuIa. even
ius, sept, e1tn, ~ e O'Clock. 10 person atlIftr
w..h.nt thc4s card b order OF Gl.uEDE BI. Atk-
Ia, t.e- M
PLANTERS A SPECIAL MILLING OF
the u. u. +. Painters, viii Ice Leli a., theii hail
tAh Nph.Ht, 'Ncnl - ~ pt 18Th, ut 6 .'cucs No
son admitted without thcis catd. IS, o dar, j.
MAIN. sGJ
no NEGAR MAkfRS-TiIFRE HAS BEtN
atnko IN the shop cor Nc. N lst sud 90 e..
" iliAusaul 10, tol o. more I,r ltyy. iul y, ana,
To- ~ ~; iorall, $ldp, iuu1 10
| United COOPEES, No. IN CuNSF.
- Iu,Ace Of Disappointment ga hen IHratin. hall
% NAhlNh ~ ~, needing e4l De- TO frgurI mn 4
luc-anj olcning 10Th nat. ~ oIdci WM. Al tCk-
| IN, PIost. 49, -
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SOCIETY," NOTICES.

RBOOKLIN iENIAN EEuluLpUOOD.-
- ara rcc have chsurcI rlol. p.scc M ip.,,,,,
60 300 Fulton =, G"d viii hold t'a. 1sce.iuc m
NtaLaFdt. evening sept. Z. IA H. rcl.rk -
cubvl 10 h. ebt no itd 90 he p.asrnt ,l lrsi.,s
o. inheritance Nlll he btou-ht ,or, the nrst,pt r.
!. MI kfhi' Centre j. NJ. I"AN, sec. w
EENlAN BROrHERHOOD 49, AL THE
nenilers OF the i'eryoNeu Circle are r,otia.f. 4
10 be ~ their isl 81 Hudson st., Al : o'rlo,I :, IA
e,chinf Ne 'usiHts OF importance wli tale place.
Nome but The urmucrs AMI those fr.iTfp. ~ ~ ',,
tiatcI VII lie admitted. A. r.. Lusl Ei.IO CCptr,
lDND. TRACY, sectJ, H.
7 AIDES FATHER MATHEW r A II So
- Getty, No Il, y. y, vii hold th.r irs-,r ,rti,,
meeting ihls even hsi A. ycoct, At tue cor 81 ia
rt. and ID ave. speaking b. lf pf.e iic,r,, n
Carroll and Nm, Aotran, j. S.uri1n l,' ! t,,ry,,t
iAgan. Colo md Miss Iana'sn, Miss foy, Mis- K lev
ana othets. MUSE on 9ianein.'c o.. ton hrs MIL
q RRl, tres', j. CALLAHAN, Zoe. An ''-'
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IEtILLIAN AEElIT- III l.TII-.I--L

" III.IllI NNDVII, n IIIUNIIE-
" ounce Ia thgi''w -nusrc, -p.- on fnt. Dos. At
lu' O'Clock iao stock, ty'u.or. rso tho 10 tuia Of
icl -, hUr c'Uu'frs Ftg.r cst. laa..a.t. l,.f;l-
- r'r Cd ,.Jtn chine, crg,1-iy. cu.ie 49,, s.g,o.,
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tTIRT.S WANILD 10 MAXI /
~ l@Ac', at 81 W. ilrt 1t, bet Broa4aar r
ave Ony experienced hands
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A TAlLOREsS WANTFr--NE'
[Arsn % rate "a cu.'pn NutA 80 H ...
gI-aweck Appiy ~ - Las. BlO.i-t., ...
mDmI-
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As FILTER WANIED-AIpl.
-. ~ a IlS, 700 CoIr. ~, ole door ,.u4
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A FIRST CLASS BUTTON
Avenlci irmenatc.y at he si.-
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* & j. BOGARJ, AUCT-THlS DAT. AT
- = oc'o's, 20 C', E;o- .tt. u,.r B.arr. rr ~,
tne tN.'s OF iho bon lOI Il fr flp.l ban ro4uter.
tail 4, cuats oic.oths. ih.re -cf lgc lor rep ID.
a.. ", door, par t.aus, luu boz, 80. 49,
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A WONDERFUL PUSH ron '.a
~ 'cLnl hob, a. =. NE Ply '''"
hAust. Nau.e4 COOKE. VA. e. e ~ ta
A.o ,JA5 nuipu, lHrto enc g. tU.H i'fl
hand, Those LACEY lal.e4 cupc. o. .
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n Y.P. II. FAiNTLES' A.S0clATIOl

)AlNlLbS-IHE BOSS PAM IRIS OF
. 49, lolk snt 'l,iri,,, arc Lr3ylI rulUuI tl
III a'tndlul va. o. for the W.uf,. f.uufls ain , "a.
Gnu" TO be o. NJ plrsrnt viz, - 3 per oar u o..
l.. u. tEIS-Ei, Sec. H..
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TRANSFORMERS SALE - THIS DAY.
O'Clock 5b lots Of fan soods cous tina al .t urI no
n I otAcr dfc.cS trochr end WOOL fhrrl-, iurs,
re 8 Gb.cclothS rrtc.ts quilts, Blankets. boo,
mention. wen wo-ihy Tho u'tOrtiou o. +. s',,i and
uHtinr Of. ,rr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-05
From Grants Army-Despatch
es from President Lincoln-A
great Battle in progress.
CRY POINT, Va, March 3lst, |
$50 +. VI.

CRY POINT, Va, March 3lst, |
$50 +. NJ.
TO Hon. Ed,rm VI. Stanton, Secretary Of
Var:
At 1880 l.. NJ, to-day, Gen. Grant
tclcgraphed me the following:
There has been much hard this morn
ing. The enemy drove our left from
near Dabncy's House back well towards
the Boydtown plank road. We are now
about to take the offensive at that point
and hope will more than recover the
lost ground.
Later he .clcgraphed again as follows :
Our troops, after being driven back to
the Boydtown plank road, turned and
drove the enemy in turn, and took the
White Oak road, which we now have
This gives us the ground occupied by the
enemy this morning. | will send You n
rebel flag captured by our troops in driv-
ing the cLemy back. There have been
four flags captured to-day. Judging
from the two points which Gen. Grant
tclcgraphs, | infer that he moved his
headquarters about one mile since he sent
the firstUf the two dispatches.
a. LINCOLN.
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April 3.-noon.

April 3--noon.
To My. GEN Die d:
The following is the latest from the
front:
T.. NJ. STANTON.
CRY PoINr, April 3-ll A. NJ.
To Hon. H. VI. Stanton:
Gen. Weitzel tclcgraphs as follows =
We took Richmond at g. Is this morning.
We captured many guns The enemy
left in great haste. The city is on fire in
one place, anil am making every effort
to put it out.
The people received us with enthusias-
tic expression of joy. Gen. Grant started
early this morning with the army towards
the Danvllc road to cut off Lees re-
treating army if possible. President Lin
coin has conc to the front.
Signed, T. S. BoYEr,
Maj Gen. Doubleday, in his report
of the part taken by his command in the
bat;l6 of Gettysburg, after rccilins the
story Of the rcpulsc of the grand charge
of the rebels, says, 81 think these ex-
tracts show that it is to General Stannard
and Cpl. Gates the country is mainly in
dcbted for the repulsc of the enemy :
charge and the final victory of the Sd of
July.
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SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETIrS

n PILLS contains more vegetable extractive
matter than twenty boxes Of any pills in the world
be>ieS; iiity-iivc hundred physicians use them in
their prac ice to the exclusion OF other purgatives
The first letter of their value is vet scarcely appre-
ciated. When they are better known sudden death
and continued sickness will he OF the past let
those who know them speak right out in their
favor. 1t is duty which will save life
Our race are subject to Il redundancy Of Initiated
bile at this season. and it is as dangerous AS it is
prevalent but Buudreths Pills afford an invalu-
able and efficient protection. BY their occasional
use We prevent the collection of those Impurities
which, when in sufficient quantities, cad>c 81 much
danger to the bodvs health. They soon cure liver
complaint dyspepsia, loss of appetite, pain in the
head, heartburn. pain in the breastbone, sudden
iaintncss and costiyeness Sold by all re pcctable
dealers in medicines. law
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CRY PoINr. April $50 A. ".

CRY POINT, April $3.50 a. NJ.
TO r. W. Stanton:
Last night Grant telegraphed that
Sheridan, with his cavalry and the 9Th
corps, had captured three brigadcs Of in
iantry, train of wagons, and several
batteries, prisoners, amounting TO several
thousand.
This morning, Grant having ordered
an attack along the whole line, tclegraphs
as follows: Both Wright and Park got
through the cncmy's lines. The battle IS
now raging furously. Sheridan, with
cavalry and the 9Th corps, and Miles d.
vision of the I'd corps, which was sent to
him since one o'clock this morning. is
now sweeping down from the west. All
now looks highly favorable.
Gen. Ord is engaged, but have not
yet heard the result in his front.
A. LINCOLN.
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BosroN wooLEN SALt-A large auc.
ton sale of wool took place in Boston on
Friday last. Owing to the unsettled
state of the market, buyers were shy,
and some of the most valuable lots were
Withdrawn from sale. Prices for Cape
wool ranged from Sc to 40 cents, and
for domestic from 43 to 81 1-2 cents,
the latter figure being paid for 1000 lbs
fine Pennsylvania; lot of very superior
Vermont wool sold for 81 1-2 cents; and
67.O00 lbs Ohio fleece, a portion Of
which is said 10 have cost 81, sold for
67 LIZ and IS cents. OF the total cat
alogue 40 lots were sold, and 23 with
draw
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