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1HREE O'CLOCK, Pm.
THRILLING NEWS FROM McLELLlEs ARMY
Further Details Of the Great Battle
Of the Chiekahominy.
Particulars OF the Fight on Sunday.
The Enemy Driven Two and a half
Miles!
Three hundred Killed and Wounded
on cur side.
Gen Mcclellan on the Battle field.
Desperate Bayonet Charges. 17s Reb.
els killed by the bayonet alone.
I. goo Of the Enemy's Dead left on the
fieldi
JEFF Davis and Gov. Leteher on the
battle field In person.
The Enemy Retreat upon Richmond
after their Rout.
I. goo Of the Enemy's Dead left on the
f1eldi
JEFF Davis and Gov. Leteher on the
battle field In person.
The Enemy Retreat upon Richmond
after their Rout.

In consequence Of the telegraph line ceasing to
work, the Associated Press dispatch last night,
from McClellan's headquarters, was broken alb
the particulars Of the fght on Friday. The dis
patch a. far az then received, will be found on
the Stars outside Of day. Since then the bal
ance has come to hand, al follows:
awe have about FIVE hundred prisoners, among
whom were several prominent officers.
onsunday as soon as 10 was light the fght was
renewed by Gen. Sumner with marked success,
the fight lasting nearly the whole day; the
rebels being driven at every point with heavy
loss. The ground gained by Gen. Sumner was
about two and a half miles, Gen. Heint1lemsn
on Sunday morning retaiing the ground lost the
day before by Gen. Casey, after a severe struggle.
Our loss In the two days engagement in killed
and wounded will amount to 800. A great num-
Der are missing, who will probably return, hav-
Ing straYed away.
All of the enemy's killed, and most Of the
wounded, fell into our hands.
The country in which the battle was fought Is
swampY. with thick underbrush. Most Of the
fighting was In the woods
Owing to the nature of the ground very little
artillery WA used.
Both balloons were up nearly all day.
Yesterday all the troops left Richmond and
marched out in the direction of the battle field.
The railroad has been OF inestImable service,
the cars running within mile and half OF the
battle field, bringing forward ammunition and
supplies.
The wounded were put Immediately on the
cars and sent directly to the White House.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the battle field Sat-
urday evening, where he has remained ever
since, directing all the movements in person.
His presence among the troops had most splen-
did effect
Four separate charges with the bayonet were
made yesterday. In one instance the enemy Were
driven a mile, during which one hundred and
seventy-three were killed by the bayonet alone.
Lieut.. Washington, aid to Gen. 10. johnson,
was taken prisoner
The enemy's dead left on the field amount to
over 300
Gen. Howard was wounded twice in the arm.
Col Miller, Of the sl,t Pennsylvania, and Col.
RiPpY, Of Pittsburg, Were killed. Col Camp
bell, Of Pennsylvania, was wounded in the thigh
and arm.
The rebel officers, unable to rally their troops,
have retreated back towards Richmond. Our
men have moved forward to Fair Oak, miles
from the city.
JEFF Davis and Gov. Letcher were both at the
Hght Of yesterday.
The dead are now being gathered up and
buried.
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PARTICULARS OF JACKsoN,s RAID

wILLIAxsPoRT, May 2l.-Great regret and
some indignation Is felt here that exaggerated,
unauthorized, and unfounded statements Of losses
Of public property, sustained by our retreat from
Strasburg and Winchester, have found publicity
through papers at a distance. At present the
figures cannot be accurately ascertained, but the
hsauisst losses are kaotcn 10 be vry light, COM
pared with the amounts exposed to capture or
abandonment by such a rapid retreat as Il was
necessary to perform.
The intelligence received here this morning
from other points In this military department, Ia
calculated 10 arouse reaction In the corps In an
ticipaton OF being shortly able 70 turn the tide Of
success agaist our enemies. Ii In confirmed that
our accommodating party Of last night hold Mar
respond TO our shells last night and this morning
at Harper's Ferry. They have probably thought
itwise to effect hasty retreat southwark; and by
whatever route they may take, there Is no doubt
they will meet with an unexpected obstruction.
An interesting account Is given by Gerald Fitz-
gerald, attached to travelling theater COMPANY
sceomPsnying tine army; He LET, ssra.Surg on
late at Winchester on Sunday morning to escape
before being cut OF by the enemy. Dressed In
citizens clothing, and being aSoutherner by birth,
volunteered TO drive an ambulance, containing
the veritabie Ashby, to Martinsburg, who in con-
sequence Of q wound In the left shoulder, ne
ceived a. Front Royal, found IL tnconvenient 70
perform the journey ON horseback. Before leav-
Ing Winchester he observed that our pFisonen
were generally treated with kindness; says there
was no Killing Of our sick and wounded; nor, ~
Tar a. his observation extended, any black Dag
On the road near winchesser be noticed atigued
Union prisoner-too tired 70 return-s in the
face by the rebel guard. who, ifritafed at being
compelled to abandon the pursuit, Cursed his
prisoner a. q id lazy Yankee. Ashby said bat l
little along the road, frequently nuering 20 him
self. Passing body In Union uniform by the |
roadside, Ashby req tested bis driver 70 see In he
was alive. Fitzgerald said he was dead. Ashby
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MRssRs. H. A. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 3GS Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of Ehe various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express companv's lightning
train and arrive In in twenty -four hours, eAsdpsy
TO our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filed at man.
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. Fl. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, lwhere they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world } as
Milk street, Boston, Mas. may l9-M,w,s,t
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NEW STOCK.

400 NEW STOCK. Aoc
INTERIOR ADORNMRNTs
Just received ohoioe selection of new and de-
PAPERHAN6INas.
From inc Iioa and ornass. 70 The most ehasts and
d I1ipE Rooms; sGS S.hs@bsEs: -. 80
fihhboAAD fPf fkcEs,, Scs CENTER
New Designs, warranted 6old Bands, Imitst ton
'0u' .1 WiHSiDow sHAUEs,
window Shades Of any required style or rice,
made 70 order. buff, Green and Blue Shade Hol-
lands By the yard or mare into shsde..
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted 70 be sided with gold leaf)
The hAndsomsst and largest assortment In ths
District from the best mandatory In the oountry
Also, An essortment Dark Wood Frames, with Q
heAfiful variety Of small Eixed Oval and Gard
visIts frames, OF Foreign and Domestic manufsc-
We fiosTSkS cciofb AND TAssELs,
Different sizes and oolors, Picture Kings, Mails,
Purchasing sxnl unvsly for cash, the above goods
taooordng 20 their quality will be dlsposef OF az
- Low rates es they can DO purchased for II. the
Dlstrict No uisre presentation made to effect saes
Orders Tor Papefhanging or Window shades ex-
ecuted b. expeFierced vorfmeu, In city or coun-
ny: ssil s.lioissd from those nsed!9i .hs above
Rsmsmber the number. No $50 eventh a..
doors above Udd Feliows' Hall; and the terTes
Cash goods and labor w s-imlf-
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DRAxB's PLANTATION Births.
q ~ 1QRa "

It invigorates, strengthens and purifes the sys-
TEN, IL a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effectual tonic In the world. IL 10 com.
posed Of the celebrated Cslissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. CroiX Rum particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is Just the thing for the changes
Of seasons. "a.
Sold by all 6rocers, Druggists, Hotels and ga
looms. p. n. DRAKE Co.,
ap eo3m& 202 Broadway, New York.
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FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
or THE
Washington Social Association.
GLYMONT PAVILION,
WEDNESDAY June Eth, 1852.

The members Of the Association announce 10
their friends and the citizens of
Washington that they intend giving EkAAC
an xcursIol 70 Glymont, the most sk1kzak n
beautiful spot on the Potomac River. IL has been
greatly IL proved since the last two seasons with
summer Houses, swings, &C.; and We feel assured
BY the arrangements made that 10 will be the and
cot E1oureion that has ever left WASHINGTON,
The spleadld steamer YouHs AMERICA has been
Chartered for the occasion.
A su,eror Brass and String Band Will enlIvsn
the excursion.
TCRErs ONE DOLLAR, admitting a tep-
tlsman and ladies' 10 be hat OF the membsrs OF the
ASSOCIATION, or tt the boat on the evening OF the
excursion.
The steamer Young Ameries will leave the foot
OF llth street at O'clock.
Coaches VIII leave the corner of 18th street and
Pa. avenue, Afro 7Lh street and Pa, avenue TO CON
vey persons TO the boat, and viii be At the WHAT
on th o return of the same
Commits Of ArrdH gemsN,s.
VIM. Underwood, John Dice,
James III, II Ill, George 81 Clair,
Thomas Abbott, Z, =. Metoafs
M 81 5teo
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TIE Rrsutr or TIE ELECTION YRsTxRpAf--
The following AFFORDS, II In believed, full returns
OF the election yesterday. The letters w u"
indicate the "Uncopditonal Unionn candidates,
and the letters "U. D." the "Union Democratic"
candidates:
The Vote for Mayor.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

T A6RAND PIC MIC!
U HE Second Grand Pho Me OF the SOCIAL
6LEE GLUE, 70 be gwen al Green spung -
Pavilion, GEORGETOWN, THURSDAY. June ~
This beautiful place il situated about 80
susrtes OF q mile from the Stage Stand. Ihesx
msmoers promise 20 rpare pans 20 make tins TkE
Pic Mo OF the season We refer cur frisnds 10 orr
former PIC Mo and ootillou parties Police u at
tendsnoe TO sreserve good order. Tickets s. cents
admitting O gentleman and ladIez.
C0nl17ifEss
VIM h Mills, j. w. Warner
3 b. Fox. W. Paxton,
J. Mc6ulre. w, n. Paul ie2Sts
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EMANCIPATION CoMnIssIoNERs.-Thef follow.
Ing petitions have been fed since our last report
W. p. Clarke, 2 slaves-Geo Jenkins and Eliza
beth Moore. Randolph Birch, 4 slaves-Eliza-
beth Lewis, Andrew ard Simon Walker. John
Nj. Caldwell, 2slaves-LucY and Cornelia Harris.
Amelia Tilghman, slave-Fanny Lee. Caroline
Sanders, ~ slaves-John and Jim Dodson
VIM. SnOwden, sylvester BROOKS, Edward and
Henry Howard, Nelly Arnold, Frank and Jenny
Hepburn, Louis Adams, Fanny Wallis, Henry,
Maria, SALLY, George, Tom and Kate.
Thus far 6l5 petitions have been fled for LOOP
slaves. The total amount claimed for these slaves
Is 81, 400, 0OO.
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HAyINe BQUsHT TIE INTEREST OF
YARD corner Of Frat street east AMI B street
eouth. Capitol Hill. am now prepared 70 ell orders
% short notice and on mo st reasonable terms.
N . IT WILLIAM GUlNANQ.
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N0TICE.-CHANGE OF DAYS.-On and after
~ Tuesday. June Sd, the Steamer N-s
three trips each week to Mount Yer zasb
non, on Tuesday. Thursday. and saiu rday, leaving
her wharf 81 the foo 9TH stree 81 10 O'Clock O. m.
FaIe for the round trip, 81 80
SAMUEL 6EDNEY, Capt.
N. On the payment of q cents visitors VIII
be admitted to the room whIoh General Washing.
ton occupied md In WHOM he diec. The mansion
and grounds are closed to visitors on sunday, The
disturbed SLATE Of the finances of the country
having redaoed the resources of the Association
render this charge necessary for the present, for
NON. m 50 avs
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BOARDING..

ROARD-Femilles csa find good accom- media
~ tons, with rooms communicative at No o
iinaiSna a'en1e. Table Boardsrs also aooommo-
uated. It,
BOARDING, WITH Or WITHOUT ROOMS.
~ Mrs w. r. CaAFFkE Is prepared TO sooom-
moda several Boarders. with or without Rooms
or 70 let Rooms separately at the House No. 500
L street. between 9Th and 7th, north side-a most
CONVENIENT location for thOse engaged in the pu lilo
JeS St.
QOARO, with ous large front roo n and anoth.
~ or slee1.t room may be obtained direc "
north OF the Pateot Ufic Building, on 6 stresf
between and 9Th, suitabl, for gentlemen and
their wives. t.w table boarders Will be re-
cslved. Apply at the house. lie 9.sts
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-. MRS. ARTH's
ISEk MILLINERY FANCY STORE. e

No. 5I1 NINTH sraxrr, NEAR "a. Av.
Has just re, eived direct from New York large
Of the latest styes. 10 skioh she respectfully Ia
vites the attennon Of her patrons and the LADIES'
Of Warrington and vicinity.
The articles are of the best suali.y and will IA
sold on very reasonable terms. m 24-lm -
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irnA FACT, and the people should know II,
that one dollar spent az the Dollar store, CaSS
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ stree, buys more
beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware than
three times thatsum invested elsewhere. je2.1w*
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y iA Giles Ellsx Fdrnl," %. C., c6ssf iX n.siss
S ssSS. Ss0ts:i0sSn, trsar ~
fine water, 60, with staLlinT, osrriste- house,
Co. So. The attention of Me;ibers OF The Cabi-
h /. ro1Sifn Ministers hnS rsnnsmsn With n,ly
examination of the premises apply TO the nAaaxer
npon the farm Mr.. laInes O'BIian,l and for tar-
tnSr PARTICULARS sddTess Captain w. A Il, Mad
pO6. v. s. Nd, 1920 Spruce street, PA;sssIphia,
~. nah N Sns
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To ARMS To ARMS The citizen soldier viii
fnd q more deadly foe in the brackish, muddy
water and damp night air than In the most de-
termined enemy Holloway's Pills so purify the
blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels
that the soldier can endure these hardships and
still be strong and healthy. Only 25 cents per
hnx
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING DOME OF
CAPITOL.

pIPARTMKNr OF IHH INTIRfoR,
WAsHINGTON, ID. q May y, 1852.
SIALKD PROPOSALS Will be received at this De-
psrtmsnt until Tuesday, the tenth day of June, st
IL m, for furnishing the materials and executing
the Painting of the from Work of the New Dome
of the u. B. Capitol.
DasTinss e1a,olnnE ever par. OF me sora, ana
the same, may be examined at the ArohIteors
the Centre Building of he U. g. Capitol, every day
Sundays excepted, between the hous of q M. aud
pm. WATT J. SMlT8,
m0 Chief Clerk
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COINS, Bunions, Cslloslties, Club and Inverted
Nails, and all diseases OF the human feet treated
successfully without pain or loss Of blood by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chifopodist, at 426 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets. Ops
rations performed in few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Use DR.. " hite's cure for corns, bun
ions, sore and tender feet. No acid, no blood,
no pain. 81, 81 SO and 90 per box.
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A MfsTAKR.-There was . report afoat yestef-
day, that mr.. Lee, Of Baltimore, well known
~ an active politician there, was In Washington
eectoneefing for the candidates Of the condition
ists This, we are Informed, Is altogether q
mistake and does great injustice to Mr.. Lee, who
y VAIN Uaioa man. II.
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SERxNApE--We understand that the friends OF
the successful candidates In the Second Ward
contemplate sereasding them AZ their respective
resldences to- night, and that they will meet 81
The rooms Of the Unconditional Onion Club Of
thai ward, on street, At o'clock, for thar pur-
pose.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Bsfoys Jxsties
Walter.-Bryan Maloney, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81. John Murphy, voting twice la second
precinct, Fourth Ward; bail for hearing; Abram
Coax, drunk dismissed. Timothy Eslehan, In
citing TO riot, and carving concealed weapons;
fned 0.5s Michael O'Bryon. do; fine SOS S.
John Bresnahsn, fighting; fned S. Tw, Muir,
ply. drunk and resisting officer; fined 50. Thos.
Hannahan, rioting and carrying weapons, fine
s255 p. Mallquer, rioting and accessory; fined
-. Henry Cassidy, alias Matthews, disorderlv;
fined 81. John 8. Skinner, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. Mary Tibbett, do workhouse 90
days. Maria Bogson, do; do. 90 days.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- eslyed st the Mayor. Once until "a 90 ocf m.
on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of June next. for Il .
the osAsI TO the north side Of street north, and
the construction OF new one OF larger dmensions,
work 70 be cOnstructed upon suoh levels and 40
cordinS TO plans and specifications prepared By the
the commissioned of the Western UIstrict and
two assistant commissioners. Persons DESTROYS
~ the Surveyors Once, and obtain sIf Information
necessary for proper understAldlng Of the work
20 be executed. RICHARD WALLACE,
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TIE Social GLRE CLUB announce their second
grand picnic for Thursday, June sth, at Green
spring Pavilion. The enjoymenB furnished and
good order preserved a. past pic-nics 10 guar.
antee for this one.
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will be a grand pic-nicat Crystal spring. This
place has beautiful pavilion, swings, and every
other convenience for enjoyment. Prof. HAYES
couilon band 10 engaged for the occasion. A hne
opportunity for rural enjoyment.
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CENTRAL GuARDHouss CAsEs-Bsfovs JK,ties
Clagk.-W. J. Brown, dIsorderly; turned over TO
the military: James smith, drunk and disorder
"; dismissed. w. J. Browning, dsorderly; fned
81 So: James Venable, do do q. O'Hare, do /;
do. Louisa Spots, do; dismissed
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WATCHES

LADIES' and 6ENTLEMEsN'S VERY superior
watches By ell the more reliable makers. inoinding
Eroaspam and Jursenssn also the 'Amsrican"
JEWELLERY.
Even description OF Rich Jswelry Of the latest
SILVER WARE.
civer Tea Bets, Pitchers, 6ooiess, Cups, Forks
MILITARY GOODS.
PRESENTATION owords, rfohly embroidered Shout
der straps, Sashes, Belts. Pistols, 60. =,
~. w. GAIT BRo, ysvslers.
SASH. DOORS. ANN p,,nns
HAt the Old Esteblishment. No. 669 Seventh &C.,
oPpGsssIi,s ne MsrkssfV sh' Fsff Eos ale cheap
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PoLlcR.-The Third Ward Parolmen reported
yesterdsy-Jas Cannon, riotous conduct; fined
81 s.. VIM. White, do: turned over TO the mil.
itary, by Justice w alter.
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MARRIAGE LIckNsEs.-During the month OF
May, one hundred and twenty 1--we marriage II.
eenses were issued in this Disrict-an increase OF
thirty-seven over last month The swains were
probably determined not % be made the victims
Of " All-foolS month, ," but could not resist the
temptation to 20 "hIaying" In indis soluble paira
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WASHINGTON, May %, 1852.
This II 70 certify that DR. Tumblsty, the lndisn
Herb Doctor, has CURED me Of consumption.
y. CLAY DoRssr, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HKRs pocroR
Will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or illness, without re-
ceiving any Information from them.
Nc charge for CoRsHlfafisa Or Adrice.
Once, No. II Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner I'm street je2.n
All PxRsoNs can End the bet stock Of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
Il snith's, No. go Seventh e., near 2. = N-SI
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ARREST ON SUSPICION night, a soldier
took lodgings at the house Of Isaac Joe, on Sew.
enth street, near the Center Market. This morn.
ing he discovered that his trunk had been opened
ball arrested the bar keeper, Gustavus Esmar and
John Hart upon suspicion, and took them before
Justice Dom, who cdmmitted them TO jail for
further hearing.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsxs-Bsfoys yxsties
CIark.-Geo. Evans and John Thompson, disor-
derly conduct; turned over TO the military. VIM.
venable, drum; fued "a Emile Truein. riding
on the pavement; do. % 81. ]. Forks, Bran.
ney, w. Shead, G. Thompson and C. Lamb. dis.
ofderlyi dismissed. Margaret Price fighting;
and p. Curtin, disorderly; dismissed. r.. HI. Gil.
let, profanity; fined 81 Lieut. Orion, riding on
the pavement; turned over to the military Pat
Boyle, disorderlY; fined 80. Margaret Price dis
orderly; fined 81. w. ID. Clancy, do; do. 81 ~
George Ricketts,, selling liquor without license;
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENTAL No. $50 18th street, east side,
b.tween and a ats comfortable APART
mENFS. chambers sInyls, ard with sitting rooms
att,ehed recently furnished. No children In the
house The location IL one of the most desirable
in Warrington nfa-tt
FOR RENT1A thres-rtory BRICK DWELL
l. ING, COZ timing rooms and q Kitchen, tituste
on Ninth street, above N, mo. 246.J InsuIre on
the premises immediately LIS
RQOMS FOR RENT-A handsomely furnis he'd
H Front Psror and Chamber adjoining. m =
small private family. House now. on the Avenue
near War Department. Address "B c." Star
Ofioe. iestts
FOG RENT-7A frst-olas UR NlSHED
HOUSE PLEASANTLY situated in the first
WARD. GOOD servants can be had with the house.
Apply 70 G. iN6LE, No. % louisiana avenue.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A large
t9ur-story House, centrally and beautifully To-
GATED, for rent; gas and water throughout; also
plunge a. d shower bath Rent S75 per month
Address "a. - Star Office. js s-Sts
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A well
l. furnished House, IN q desirable location. con.
tanning roO ms and bath room with gas through
OFT Apply for three oa,s on the premIses, at No.
is S-SiH
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NAVY BLUE FLANNELs, and Other thin
wear. =
One price only, married in PLAIN ksusrs.
naa Pa sysuas snS Nlnts s,Se.t,
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HOSPITAL,

N0TfQS.-On and after this date. vislters VIII
90 allowed 20 enter th wards of TINS Hospital on
tuesdays, Saturdays ana Sundays only, and on
those days only between the hours Of and p. m.
John 3. BILLINGS,
m . Asst Sufleon. u. 8. ArmS In oh.rEa
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Desperate Bayonet Charges 17s Reb.
els killed by the bayenet alone.
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SECOND EDITION.
1HREE O'CLOCK, r. n.

Gen Mcclellan on the Battle field.