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along the rsbel line, ana soon after |.
heavy column appeared and formed In lima
Of battle, advanced IN q chargs on Mllcs'
division, who soon drove them back In
disorder with heavy loas. Twice they re-
peated the attempt 70 break through the
line, and falling In this they endcavored
10 turn the risht flank, bat Gen. Niles
was ready 70 receive them here a. at other
points, and they finally fell back and dis
appeared, leaving their dead and many
wounded on the neld.
The roar ef musketry was az severe and
continuous for two or three hours az ever
heard, and was not surpassed even By that
heard at the Wilderness.
General Miles and his officers and men
(particularly the Irish brigade) received
the highest praise for thcir gallant beha-
vior on this occasion.
The Sd division, under General Mott,
held the centre Of the liue and repulsed
each attack Of the enemy with spirit, al
though the contest here was not 90 desper-
ate a. In front Of the let division.
The 1S0Ih New York and 1lth New Jer-
sey regiments arc highly spoken Of for
their conduct under Colonel Schoonoyer.
The I'd division held the extreme left OF
the line toward Hatcher's run, the brigade
commanded by General Smyth only being
engaged. They advanced at the same
time with the rest OF the line, aud took
part Of the euemy's works, with number
Of prisoners.
The Losses In the Second corps, ss near o.
can be ascertalned, are about $50, with
probably 100 missing. Among the cssu-
alties are the following; Colonel Bills,
9oth Pennsylvania infantry, wounded; Ma
jor Hamilton, 1l0th PennSylvAniA, wound
cd, and Captain Stewart, 1lOth Pennsylvs-
mia, killed.
The engagement between the Sixth
corps and the enemy was not so severe As
at the other parts Of the line where the
Second and Ninth fought.
Here also the object Of the attack was
70 feel the enemy and ascertain II the
the troops finally reached the rebel plckets
and took b47 prisoners, driving the re-
msinder back 70 the main works.
The enemy's batteries were very active
here and did o good deal OF mischief
Firing was kept up till dark, without any
attempt on their part 70 regain the lost
ground.
The casualties In the 9th corps sre s5
officers and 4l4 men.
The hospitals OF the Sixth corps being
insufficient TO accommodate all the
wounded, Col. spaulding, OF the Flftieth
New York Rngineers, and his officers, not
only rendered the use OF their handsome
church and residences 70 the surgeons, but
rehdered valuable aid in caring for thesuf.
ferers, making them coffee, etc., and doing
all In their power 70 make them comforts
ble.
The number OF prisoners In our hands,
a. tho result OF the days operations, is
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On Friday evening last, at the RIchmond
theatre, the bill OF attraction was "sIx,
teen String Jack" aud "The BrlgAnd." )"
Budd and McDowell's Opera House was
bringing out "the laugbAble burlesque,
Recruiting Unblcached Citizens OF vlr.
glnis for the Confederate Army, In which
will be shown their drills on the Square,
recruiting office, examining board, and
how they viii charge In the battles" The
following Is the footing Of Budd and Nc.
DoWell's bills "Parquctte, $Si Gallery, o.
Private boIos, $40 night. Highest prices
paid for old and new cork at the Hail."
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He Goes Over the Field
After the Conflict.
He Compliments Gen. Parke, Con.
mandSr Of OH Corps, for His
Gallantry upon the Field.
HE GOES UP THE JAMES TO
WITHIN Six MILES AND IN
SIGHT OF RICHMOND.
SHERIDAN oSn OF MS GUESTS


President LINCOLN, Ithe Commander-In
chisf of TIA .,m,s. ana ,.v,s. NJ Tia rIr,.
80, r,.-n -,
w S s"H :. oS ioin'' Au ""
NOT return 70 inc Capisoi lot tnree or iour
dsys. He retains his headquarters on
hoard Of the River Queen. LMrs. LInooLS,
cspt.ln Rou,a- I.,uoots- NJ IIsu,sn,p,
a.rs,., c,,x-,. star .na u..,.r Tv,o.
80 -. -. y p,,
f'
A"o "A'r 1H' ESQ., Oh 'ne I'eas-
ufy Department. who accompanied the
President on the trip, have constituted his
party.
n. .hoo, =, h.,i. .,.,,,.a A.. Deal.
-,
uen''ai party 'fom sneii quie' repose esriy
on Saturday morning. The attack by the
enemy wsS so sudden, and the distance TO
the scene Of actIon was 90 great that the
Presidept and bls friends could not reach
u....uouuS ,n,S. al, :, $3.50, o-,,,...
-,, 80. ~v,
'"o ""o'' " .-'
IN 'i'ne" 500 i'' ci''e' ino Fi'''"en' ''' "ss y
accompanies pySenerh HhAHr ana etau
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Dispatches from Grant
Details Of the Battle Of
Saturday. mi
The Enemy Asks Permission 3,
Bury his Dead.
Dispatch from Sherman.
His Captures and Losses.

The following dlspstches have been rs.
eSvsd from esnsfal Grant, and speak for
themselves E % I
cfTT PoET, Va, March SI-Io.so A. n.
Tho battle Of the 26th resulted In the fol.
lowing loss on our sldes .-...g
Second oorps.-Killed, 81, wounded, cor;
missiug, III.
Sixth Corps.-KIlled, a.; wounded, 4o1;
missing, 800. ..I nan0g Q
Ninth Corps.-KIlled, Os, wounded, sss;
missing, 500.
Our captures were: ..-..
By the Second Corps, S05, Sixth Corps,
900; Ninth Corps, 1,0f9. ~ - r'.tf.a
The 81 AID 9th corps pushed forward
and captured the ensmy's strongly en-
trenched picket line and turned u agsinst
him, and still hold II. r a.a1r.
In trying 10 retake this the battle was
continued until O'Clock at night, the
enemy losing very heavily. Gen. Hum
phrey estimates the loss Of the enemy in
his front ct three tlmes his own, and Gen.
Wright estimates II In his front "a double.
The enemy sent In Gag Of truce yester-
day for permission 10 collect his wounded
and bury his dead which were between
what had been their picket line and their
main line OF fortincstion. "
The permission was granted.
.t.. U. Q. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
tsRcoND DIsPATcH.1
City PoINT, March fiji q N.
/ am In receipt Of General shermsn's
report Of operations from the time he len
Fayetteville up TO the 29d inst. n IhOvI
hard GghtiH0, rssHltiH0 IN VsyY AeaVv loss 10
he sIeDv i1 Killed aad ,SoHadsd, and ovsr
1000 prisonss IN our AaHdS.
His own loss ho says will be covered BY
$500 mon since he l.Jt SdVaRnGh, and many
Of these are but slightly wounded.
(slgned) US. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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Rspo ted nvsoustloa or NoblI,,

Nnw YoKK, March 27.-The steamer
Eyoning Star, from New Orleans on the
10Th, via Havana 2Sd, has arrived.
1he New Orleans hNispendsNt Of the l7th
has the following; "a lady who arrived
here lAst week from Mobile, states lhaI
when she leit the city all appearances In
dicAted its being evacuated BY the rebel
troops. The rvportS Of its evacuation are
credited by military authorities here.
The property Of J. r. tenJamIn aud John
blldell, In New 0Eleaus, is being con-
demned In the UniLed States Distrlct Court,
- forfeited 70 the United States. :
The New Orleans market closed dull on
the i6th. PriosS almost Aominal.n -
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Trip 70 yvlIminEtOB Charleston, and
.r. .s|-f Savannah.
Al noon to-day the United States navsl
steamer Santiago left the Nsvy.Ysrd fol
Fortress Monroe, Fort Fisher, Whining
ton, chsrleston, and Savannah, having on
board Assistant Secretary Fox, oftho Navy
Department, JoHN N. FoRBBs and
DAuoHrER, Of Massachusetts, EDoAR
WILLIS, son OF Secretary wELtEs, and
JoHS NIooLIr, Eco, Private Secretary
Of the President.
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THH resolution of Congress pronounclng
the Confederate war debt an auxiliary Of
rebellion, and declaring that It shall never
be paid, oceSsloned intense excitement In
England, where about half the rebel bonds
are held. Our British cousins were hoping,
until this opened their eyes, that they
should make money whichever side won.
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A vaIuabls Capture by shsridan's
Men.

tFr"m the Richmond Enquirer, March ~ !
During the recent raid Of Sheridan, when
passing Old Church. hfteen Yankees came
suddenly upon ID. W. Sly, VIM. Burns and
Kendall, who were On route from Rich
mond 10 the Potomac river. They were
completely and thoroughly stripped Of all
their trunks, containing valuables 10 q
large amonnt. d. w. Sly had, II Ia said,
four hundred dollars In gold, eight hum
dred dollars In silver, and thh ty thousand
dollars In confederate money. VIM. Burns,
we'll known In this city, had Ave thousand
dollars In gold, twenty.three hundred
pounds Sterling, and diamonds valued At
eight hundred and dny Thousand dollars in
confederate currency. Kendall had also .
considerable amount Of money and valua-
bles. We have heard nothing Of the fate
OF the unfortuuates since captured, ,-or their
probable destination.
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oI.saIsg ea, TN. Kentucky ou.rrIIIal

VINHuIuB Outth' hehIuoky UuaEFIIIa1
CAIRo, March 25.--A fight occurred be-
tween twenty Of our troops and seventy
guerrillas, thirty miles from Paducah, on
Wednesday night. Twenty Of the guerrIl-
Las were killed, including the notorious
leader, Captain McDougal. Captain Nc
Gregory was killed ON our side.
General Meredith has several expeditions
out, clearing west Kentucky OF guerrillas.
slx hundred and eighty bales OF cotton
passed here for Cincinnati, and two hun
dred for 81. Louis to-day.
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ADJuTAHT GEHEh ais 0TTIee
WASHIHeToa. mAIoh n, lSeo'
The following Otiloer1, having beel y,
ported At the headquarters Of the Arny " ~
the offences heHein ttor specified, are neI.g s,.
notified that the will stand 'ilmi.scd NJ 49,
vice Of the United states, unless, Withla nnsS ~
days from this date, they sppear Deiofe ~ ~.
Military Commission In session N this h
OF which BriGadier General John q. CAlav1
United states volenteers, d pfsslde1I - -
make satsfastory defenes 70 me oAAis
Absence tDin0ta Iesps. ,.,S
surgeon 4. Hutchinson, iSflh New
second Lisulsuant J. L. styrOn, "a E0rA
Carolina vo,unteeTa. ,,.,,.A
frat Iisu'ssASt duncan D. CanS5n' On
Psss Iss ss:s SSSs'a SSs.s SS Sanford eth S'
second Lsutsuans Jsass A. BOwi''' W
W" A''A Ep. TowEsENn.
/" Assistant Aaiuiaas osess@
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UEspAYnn.a,.mn,.nmMARoH as, lsss,
no nArrLr on sunnAY.

n very evident that the dispatch sent
~ IRON Fortress Monroe yesterday BY tie
agent Of the Associated Press, announcing
that bsttle was raging on Sunday morn
Ing 'sll along the lines, J" when the steamer
wsOssr len City Point, wss untrue.
We learn oflesl y that up 70 last even.
Ing ''no movsmsnts have been made Cd
either side before Richmond and Pcters.
burg since Saturday night"
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Kew York oola aad stock llarh...,

NEW YoRK, March 27-m.-At Gala
gher's Evening Exchange, gold was quoted
At 1885,; old hye-tWenties, 1867, New York
Central, 98ij Erie, Hl, Hudson, 99l, Read
ing, 94lj Michigan southern, 81; illinois
Central, 9Sii Pittsblrg, IS, Rock Island,
S0i Fort Wayne, S5i
The markot was steady, but dull. Gold
sold down. ater the call, to 1882, and
closed steady at 154.
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Fire In BOsaOa, and IhS Chief En'
ginssr IBJuF'd.

BosToN, March 26.-A flro broke out last
night In tho building Nos. 106 and l0S
Commercial street, occupied by John Gore
& Co, manufacturers OF oil cloths, and
Pollard & Co., liquor dealers Tue flames
were confined 70 the upper portion OF the
building. Tho loss ls about SI0, 200, COW
cred by insurance. Chief Engineer Bird,
OF the nre department, received . severe
scalp wound from falling slates.
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Erom city yPoipt--ArrIvaI OF Wounded
and 400 Hshoi prfaonsra.

The hospital steamer state Of Maine ar.
rived At the Sixth street wharf this morn
ing, having on board three hundred and
nfIy-ave wounded officers and men, como
Of them very badly wounded. Among
the number were HNy or sixty rebel
wounded. They were all conveyed 10 the
var ous hospitals. a.z.
The steamer Lizzie Baker arrived about
two O'Clock this afternoon, having on
board about four hundred rebel prisoners
from Lees army. They we're taken before
Provost Marshal Ingrsham.
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THH ToUEo Mnn's CHnrs1rAu A.,oc,,
fIors-Ths ass ets'ion net last eveuirs :,
thsi rooms, No so esvsh,h stfest, me 49,.
ts.d, the following oHlcsrs we're slsS,.S stsn ~,
Prs.idsnt, W. A ThompsoD, wee Ps..,s,D,,
= Crunch A: x. nrovn, Lsvi nsardslsv,
ing seeretary, .. n. Powell, naoordinr -
tary' ", Choatei Assittanf neoordlnG 49,.
aE ". Hafti,yJ IreaanrsF, =, n ssin..
Ebrsrisa, IL. ssrouts a:.is,"r, aa.,.nt aant
po,.a. p1,ss,oIS :. ~ r., n TlllsT, a a. z. IlsasSs
tsnden y william na lantyne, n n Hisslo~
Z X. Norton, A. Pratt, and two adais,o..i
nam TO be supplied. ''na
The treaaurefb report was thsn resa .n...
ins a'.,esorS ,as SsI,nes e. tse past ysaT
tributes Of respect 70 Albert Ebstihr' oaa ~
the vice presidsnts.
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either side before Richmond and Pelers.
burg slnce Saturday night"
An IMTRRKs7 INC LETTER FROM
$40. NEW YORK.
o. HEssv washisGton Appsars In EnauEa-
rssson Ttme-Isd,Gsreses % Oar
weuadsd soiatsSs Hprtsg Opera
ing N New Yspk-Eavvtn Boo ne
Yarewsil-Booth Dseltnes q speech.
ana why Nos i-Ths Isaeguratios
Bsn Diseusssd-Why Didn't Hot
zoe Greeley Attend t-par. Greeley
.s Ohars.d q with Dstaining . Tral =
The Romanes OF the dtddls Pas
sage at aavre Dc sGrass-soms sthisg
10 the Matter with the LadIss' Car
what Ais the MaiIsi
7a 4. NEW YonE, March n.
DHAR EDIroR; The month of March,
1885, nov rapidly drawing TO close, will
long Be remembervd In history In connec.
tion with the second Inauguration OF Presi-
dent Lincoln. What q glorious triumph
Of freedom over slaveryl Had any other
nau been elected In his place the proba-
bility 10 We should all have been slaves to
the tyrannicsi South. Now We are free
fros through Grsnt, Sherman, and sheri-
!dsnt
The eth day OF march, Though lowering
clouds kept the sunshine from bursting
through the heavens. the glory Of an stsr-
nal sunshine gioved 10 the hearts Of all true
Unlouists, a. they witnessed the retaking
OF the world.responsible oath OF Abraham
Lincoln % President OF the United States
anoth-r four years. God bless him May
he have some rest from the weary body
and misunderstanding taxation, which he
has endured for tho four years pat
What other man could have braved wind
and storm, ebb and food, and carried his
ship over such raging billewS without be-
Ing wholly or partially disAbled7 But our
noble pilot has returned 70 a.most smooth
wsters--colorS all nying-snd . figure
head OF LIBsATYi 3. .'f -"n
Upon my return from Washington,
friends nocksd around mo 10 know the
state OF feeling there In reference to the
termination OF the rebellion; whether feel-
ings OF saDguine nAture prevailed; was
not eherman's march through South Car
ollpa regarded Gs one, " not Tie most i'm
portant event Of tho wsri Tho most In
g.. a.,,.h, .,,.n.,o. g.. .,,o..
IA. hare 4. rov.rd, m. latter ovsr, Tna,,
opIv Imsg,no and asn,ors ,hs s.o, ,hs,
sh.rm,n IL, ,ha sontb C.,o,Ir,,n. -
,oo s.,v onI r., n,,,.rn... n.sN'',. 80.
sg,,n., IN. ,nnsh,,.n,s os,h., 49, -
vi, ,h.s ,n.r,, Al, onr .ona.."',,sS ~, nv
ry.rv n,ms m , Ch,rIs.,on..n :. "n"-,,. ,so ~
s.ss.. , man IN nv s.,,m.,io" T.S " "
sou,h.,n ch,v.,rv son,ha,n 49,. n %,U " "
.,sI,ks , am,,dsv,d a., h,..,tun,,. -, -"
soms b,o,n.r - ~'''- w. " '''
Ih..r N on, c,,,,sr. ro.....,nu nu.o ,,,,.,,
.xmn.,Av ,or The amir TSsnr C. a tn.S. ~
- - ""'o
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TIE LADIES UNION RHLIBF AssoCIATIoH.
"A nesting OF THE ASSOCIATION will take
RlAeo this evening at the Calvary Baptist
Gnureh, on t1ftn street, between ID aud y.
The object OF thta association is to extend q
hsiplnS hand 70 q poor Of eur city, snd the
meetings are mAdo The medium Of pleasant,
sJeiAl intefeourse, willis bnSy nngerS are pre-
and children.
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s!I. ccsi.s;isas;s.L.si:. piasss s.isss-
$50 sixth street.
am now prepared 10 furnish in The bss,
French style, and my own superintendsnes,
Confectionery always on hand. Private Din
ners and suppers furnished At my saloon.
Country Orders and Parties attended 10 In the
shortest notice. leo Cream and Water sess,
made BY steam powor, 10 plain and fancy
mouldss for Parties, Dinners. janl-ln
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E1PSDITIoUs. Railroad Construc-
tion Corps rebuilt the railroad bridge over
the NeuSe river, At KInstoD, so that trains
crossed on Thursday last.
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In TuH CANAL.-Last night about eiey,D
o'e ook. man named Harrison .. Carter fsiI
iuto the canal ~ the foot Of Thirtes and.sI
half street. Onlcef Haibrook heard his es,s.
and won't 10 the rescue. He vas takea 20 M,
Isaileno, on mayland Avenus, corner of
Twelfth street. His ha', shoes, and osne ver.
found BY Thomas Blunden, : vatohmsn n
beLsau'a saw mill. ~ = aI'---I
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CRUHLTI TO HRR CnII.D .-EllEA Jack
son was ATr-stsd yesterday by urllees Cullen
for cruelty 70 her child aho having boat the
her " jail lor court, =
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PRHsEzTAroS.-The eierks, and otA,,
employ es OF the once of the comml-Sioa..
Of Patents, p-eaantsd D. 2. HolloUa, win |.
handsome Album eonialning 'hair ro.Ds etiv.
Photographs, some ooe hundred n numh..
To- occasion was the fourth anniVcrsarV =;
Mt Holloway's control OF that oooartmsnt
Doctor D1ane made the presentation spsseh
eloquent address. AN
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On the 2Sd Instan', at Wesley Chapel, By
Pew. DR.. Ma al, Mr. TAEEwELL n AaIss 10
Miss MARY E. WHEILER, both OF Virginia.
tNitEiniA y 'perS please oopy,l
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COURT PROCEEDINGS,

CIRCUIT CouRr-Chisf Justies Carttv.-
The case Of ZepheniAh J0nss against yao. ?,
Insle, administrator Of Aun n. Dprmota wa
resumed tbs morning and the argument con
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DRArrED MEN ssST TO ALsxknpau.-
rquad Of ut,y dfaitS1 men were sent a. oos
DEL Ok this afternoon 20 Camp caoey, AIeT.
andTis, BY order Of Major o,Blerno, fksT n
n oharEe Of Lieut. BROWN, OF tho Proves,
MarahAla once. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MAssaohussIGS Military stats
A0ENcV REMoyAL-on and aftor MONDAY,
January lst, 1865, the Massachusetts stAti
AKenoy will occupy its nsw rooms In the Ne
fi0nGI InieHigencsy building, second ioor, corner
Massachusetts soldiers and citizens are In.
vited TO call.
Advice and assistance given without charge.
GARDINER TUFTA
dee1l-tf Lieut.. Col. and state Aren't.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DHsPERATR ASSAULT ON An OYEIouR.-
Yesterday 01ieer Henry A. GArrstt, Of the
Tenth preeinst, nrrtated q 90 der named
Marion Adams Tor being drunk and dis0F-
derby. On the Way TO the station, the ofiosr
allowed Adams 20 walk along With him With
out no ding him. A short dtstAnes from the
ser, and seized him BY the enAt, saying he
would not go any further, At the sAae Tine
mixing . strike ~ ths ofiioer with large
hnlo. The omeer jumped hack, receiving he
geant Hepburn, who was Deaf, Weat 10 the
assistance OF Or Ger 0aI rett, whom Adams was
arrested and taken before Justice Handy, who
committed him TO jail Ter court. Ad ms, alter
s.eApinG from the otiloer, ran down the street,
Garrett, asAisted By sTgeant Hepburn.
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RsnEL 0TTIcnRs TO M SENT TO PoH-
DyLAwA1 .-1be ops huu6rsd and Ten r,b,l
otirIs Sh9 arrived here Z ON sh: frout yss.
Fort Delaware. .H
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RsLrAsED TRon OHErRAL GuAnDuorsu
Eli1 b .th hurley, eolored, we reisassd on
bail this mofniag from he Coatral Guard.
house, she having Deposited b ~ win Gel
IngrAham for her Appearance when called for
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EMPLOY CoSDUoToRs VINO WILL OnHY
OaDEnt.-by . lste law OF CanGreaa the
Wanhins ton and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany have no right 10 exclude persons rom
this l,U many Of the eOnduotoTu on the road
Olill persist IA excluding eolored pers ne nom
The ears. The 90 dustoF OF oar No. eS, on the
Seventh street branch Of the road, tbi, after
oOlored Woman in the ear, telling her she
aShould not 20 inside" "lf abe wanted 10
ride, she must 20 on the mont" The PTssi.
dent OF the road says he has given positive
Ordera 10 the conductors not 70 exclude psF-
sons on Aeoount Of color. Why, then, Il IL
that Q indu itofs will refuse not ONLY 10 ObeV
the order, pus are allowed to diSObey the law
Of the land, dailyi
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!" LOot on lli pietsrs, and lion On ~"

Look on Dais pieiErs, and uasa on 49,"
Here you bshold the innEm step,
The pAllid cheek, wasting form,
UntGited loo !, and social atmosphaFO
Poisoned with the tAles Of aohes, pains,
sleepless nights, and mental despoadsnsy
q There, laugh,Dg health, spalkl eyes,
Elastic steps, craving Appetitss fofGotse'
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
show the contrast and mark the p.slure.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown TO Quaekenboss, the Doctor,
smith had taken ottles three
Of DRAKn'a PLAHTATtos DfTTEns.
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NBw YoRK, March 20 jacob Little, the
aged stock-broker, died this morning.
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From the Army OF the Potsmso-- All
Ont Z at thn Front

BALTIMORE, March % "A Fortress Mon.
roe letter says the mail steamer Webster
h.s arrived nom City Point, and reports
all outlet.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

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