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kEtuEEGkkD.

Beaulsgard is not dead ID Intelligent
contraband" representa- TO General B.nks-
or no could never have telegraphcd to Rich
mond the rebel account we now have lvia Nor.
f.lk) Of Tiers. cond lays fighting al Plttshurg
Landing: As a general rule, it will be found
that all such stories from "contrabunds," in
the course Of this war, have turned out arTsnt
ictio..s After lie attack upon Fort Sumter,
we remember it was reported that lhis same
Beaursgsrd was not only killed "sar lin" tut
Que man, with big eyes, saS sure he sa@ the
very coffia in wn:ch the remains Of the rebel
general WIS deposited, Gud upon the silver
Plato Of that CT flo was written B a.u r.r-
gard" Anothr:, with optics bigger still,
as if resolved not to bs cutdone, could poin:
out tine grave, Ohe very spot j where be was
buried. Baing rather green aud unsnspicious
then in the contraband poetry-of which the
war was to be subsequently, 81 frutfnl-the
Express as well as otner ci;y journals, gave
him an obituary notice, vi ch we had eli to
TAX. back again, wh9n, in the course OF few
days afterwards. the rebel general turned up
On aothcr field of action. Nov, wo do moi
balicye that B.auregard bears a charmed life
ike tho Thaps Of Cawdor, and If he keeps On
lighting re he fought 1T Piltsburs, it is more
than probable stray shot from Union run
vii! finally dispose Of him-but until be is dis
passed OF let III no ore be made fools Of b.
"contraband" rlmora Of his deslb ". T..
Express.
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ArEAIRs AT NORFOLK.

8ff.;fs Tsro quiet at Norfolk yesterday, but
the people stl! manifts. nj insulnnt and sullcr
Disposition, AID say that the United States
troops Will soon be driven o:'! Vi tho place.
Several attempts to sSssssnate Uh:a5 SOL
disIa t,a,o been made lately, and yesterday Oil
affair occurred T;lch caused some unaasiaess
Col Brown, Of thn 2Oth Indiana regiment
sialioatd at 2, rtsrnouth. weat nat Ct town in
the morning 10 take h ride. 10 al hour or t."
afterwards nis horse camo into town wounded
ard rid criess, and it was feared tina: the Colo
mel had been killed or captured,
The PJs-ottice in Norfolk has been re opened
hy Col. Trolt CT the Dapar,naht. No fJSi-
uisstcr Las gel been selected.
Secretaries Seward aut Wslles reached Fort
ress Monroe from Washington last Friday,
and l;i. Ire same evening ina special steamer
10. Nar,pls. They we've received with the
proper salute and ceremony, and remained in
he city until late next morning, when they
returned, visiting On tier wsy bsck the wreck
OF the Msrrimac.
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w.sg,SGroy CITY AND TEE FREE NEGROES.

WASHINGTON CITY AND TIE FREE NEGAoES
Iu Inc Senate If the United States the bill
providing for Tia education of coIorpt children
N the District Of Columbia was taken up and
smfud3d al as to put the coured population
On The SAINT footing with ths whites IN all trials
and pun,shmsnts, AND IT WAS PAsssD-I EhS
20, NAiS 7.
Tae citizsns Of Washington took great on
blaEe. 10 ths Fourth Ward, meeting was
held of tbs Union Democrats and Union
Wings, and other conservative yotors VIM ad-
hsre 10 the principles Of the Constitution and
the Unior;" aad solutions we're adopted de-
c!aring in favor OF "all constitutional efforts 20
maintain the honor and integrity and the exist.
cree OF he ra:ional Union" and also the 10
loving:
"Resalved. That in affirming our devotion
to t!Is Unlin ~ against the disorganizlng anc
revolutionary principles Of abolitonists aud
their aiiers and abettols, whatever nRmo they
may assume to cloak their unholy and un>
patriotic designs, and to declare our uncom
nromi airg opposition 10 oil their efJrts to.elc.
vste thu negro by force of Legislation to posi-
sion 10 this District Tor which MS is unpIe-
pared, and all Of which eHurls tend to the in
Jury and oppression Of the white race, by en-
coursgip The emigration to this city of an in
dolent and worthless population from the ad-
iarsnt saveholding States; and we also declare
M incorporating opposition to the effosi
which is now in progress to impose upon this
CITY the odious task of schooling negro chill
dren. ;"
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NEWS 81 1EIEa.zsa.:
sE.,.44p 5os rHI s1osaoHp saeoiAs:
n:sNERAI JAcKsoN,s VICTORY.


Tho following official despatch was received
At tie War Department in Richmond this
ruornins:
STArSroS, May &c.
Gen. jacksoa's forces entered Winchester
yesterday, 25!h INST, capturing all of the enc
r,y's commissary and ordnance stores. They
tried to 6urn tho town but we're too closely
pursued.
Wa t,,cs. Ike Frs: Maryland 7 @sisn.at and
rirst Vermont Cavalry at Fssnt R,ysl, md
two thousand prisoners at Winchester.
Oar loss is oac hundred Killed and wound
c!. Or forces are still in pursuit 'ide
enemy lrs completely routed,
Governor Letchr: received yesterday m9s::.
in. Inc !aioring telegram from Stsuaton
We gained Gfes! sictory at From; Eoy.l
AMI Winchester, completely routing Gems
.al Banks army. Loss On our sda Only
oae hu.e,l killed ana wounded We cap
turod tho first Maryland Regiment, one resi'
meat Verni0ns Cavalry, aud two Thousand
other prisoacrs, bcaiiss al! oi the eneny's
stores, with Ordinances, Oonmissarg and Quar-
term s,er stores at Winchester. Inc enemy
sro Icing holly pursued beyond Winchester,
and orc com p:ctr!y rou;sd and i-,mayod.
Tue enemy attempted 10 ;i'e the town. but
were tOo ioily pursued. We lost o5'y three
o;iicers, Csptsns Sheets, Fletcher and PAXTON.
". erpsc, t. &c. E fnAs AMI bis army.
a. ". UAaAAs
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PROM SlcEsburE.

ArGy.rl, May 2G.--1'he JacAco' "iiisS:s
sipn,sn" Ls, despatch from Ficksburs, datc'!
26th inst, which says All quiet here. Trc
mortar hu.ts End transports It Bayau Sa.A,
On MonaaT, est inst, ordered the ~5nun
sna chjklraa 10 leave ;ae cty in twenty lon:
nours. Tac Mayor asked I'll Friday morning.
The Mchile Re :iSter has a do5patch da:ct
Gor.uth 22d inst, whci says HaI!eck failed
to mako an a:tsck to- dag. There was cons:d-
erablo sSrrmlshine on III" Monterey road 10
wards evening. Gen. Hlndman's artillery
shellcd ts:c cI.rrnr from house on the Farm
insto;l 1919. Cur pickets now occupy fArm-
i,.r.,n. The enca,y 40 being driven hack
!su,ior has suppressed tee New Orica's
.Dalta" aud "B 81" for styling the burning q;
co:t1n ."patrio';Ga." He has also Issued i
proclamation that, alter The - ID " May, ton-
fslera!u money shall CEASE to be medium @!
trade in New Orleans.
The Memphis "Arpea', OF the 2)su, says,
Ali 1.licl It For. Pillow. NJ firing Il: several
da"s.
The Savan1sh "RspupIcsn' s,:s ina! - %
50 FeI.,als landed Wc5. Il Font P!.ikl aad
marched to Welaka, waere they wore tilud
upon by t!.l C1rssrrst6s sud j. Of tho enc.
nv killed. On Tuesday bsrgo contSinlng2i
i srnses approached s.. M,lks. Tnoy wero
and IL hlicd-
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rss EXPEDITION Up JAMES IlT

WASHINGTON, My ls-At the time OF the
preparation of despatch, no Official de-
sostches lad i :: received regarding Comno'
doro Goldahorousn's expedition up the James
river, but ,s following statement, CLEANED IRON
tue Evening S,ar aud other sources, 1t IS be-
3,eyed embraces the material iacts
Oou. Goldsborough vas accompanied by the
ateam frisatc Suaquehanna and the guuboat
DAconh, Msrilanzs and Wachusett, AID tug
Z,usvs, the latter being mounted with sim
gle gun. Thcy found tho first Robsl battery
at Digs Point deserted, but the R :oel Tag was
still 6 ,ing over the battery at Hardy's Point,
fifteen miles above Newport y ,ws. Com
GodSL1rough, ca arriving ~itbin range OF the
last named work, at once sbelled it, and on re-
crivlpg no response, after duly reeonnolterlDs'
landed force Of marines, found it also Do
serted, and most of the guns dismounsed.
Through solitary inbabitant, picked up
there ha ascertained that, on the previous
Wednesday night its late garrison "i iou'
hundred Rebels evac1sted it
lie then proceeded up the river, finding all
J the Rebel batteries which were numerous DO
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NAY DAY MOVING

Tbs hou5s- moving To-day will be quite gen
eral, although great many have avoided the
May dag rnsh b. moving during tho past two
weeks. and will congratulate themselves while
witnessing the confusion of their neig hbors-
For large, expensive house: there ;6 but u
limited ,mand, and the rent. Of such neces-
sarily tell very considerably, while houses
renting a, from 5000 to $500 arc in az great p
demand AZ hver, in consequence Of people re-
.irer ching expenses by taking such residences
the present year. Many people who pEid
81, LOCO or 81 500 last year find It Necessary 10
retreat to $500 for The next twelve months
and many Who rented large houses will occupy
a second floor, With ether families above and
below. The consequences is that cheap houses
will be crowded, und large oIea in very lit.
norous cesss, empty. The poor and :nsdGtn
Classes will hardly have An equal chance for
ro.fenchinent with Ito rich.--Ne4 iorI
HoTM
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YANKEE RELIGIOUS ANNlygksAaIts.

TIE religious anniversaries witt. which The
North has been recently blessed a:e neatly
concluded. In g pccuniary point Ct Visw they
have tecn very unSucccssful, and seem to hs
growing unpopular. The Nav York "Hsrald"
Says.of them:
There is DO greater hunhug % record thsn
these annual assemblsgts fysgabond;zing par.
SONS and needy philshrhropists, who COME here
to pray money cat Of lhe pockets Of simple peo.
pie. So far from accomplishing any good, tho
money COLLECTED at thoHo anniversary meetings
support DULY set Of idle, worthless ranters, who
arc log lag to earn their o~n livelihood, excep!
in this swindliDg mauuer. Year ailsT year thcse
gatherings have been held, and vice and immo-
rallty are just as rampant and prevalent as ever
Ordinarily such dismal failure to accomplish
anything would ba The ruiz oi any organization;
bu! when people dabbIe with religion lhoy
seem TO lose their common sense and So they
have gone on, giving largely and receiving no
returns This year We are glad IL notice that
the war hes cut eff the supplies CT the pious
anniversary begsars and we hupe they will
sutsr accordingly.
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Gen. Heth's Comm and.

A rumor was current in the city last night
that Gen, Hr,h hsd been defeated All the in
formation @e Guild gather On tho suhiec!
Was th4t Grucral Hsth designed giving
battle To ,tS enemJ, nal learning thai
DO had ''s>n ls'gsE Reinforced. deem
ell Ii prudent 10 sa,i,c, which he did in good
order, burning The Gfcen:.ricr river br.dgs
tehind k;un. We Rlao learn that there had
been S1aae asrnishins between the lofces, il,
which Capt CASTOR Q-af, II this aily, was Sc.
verelY though moi seriously wouaItd.
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ftcEl liz uansfai 10: j $40 sc:ii a,o7s," h.
added, ''for ii Is cold, it rainf and M voice
is failing lna lu nnngas you to organize
rids shooting. My missioa ~ to pFounga c
the riha Practice, Miisnese, with tho mtlskct.
You already lsnn~ how to mirouyre tho haSc-
net-heyg'' 1t is impossible to 1ePr&ducc
the accent, the intelligent expression, watch
10 gave to this phrase. He soon aitsr Wac Il
MS ma! 0ti- mere, aud withdrew.
This u.,ru,"s at dsybreaS, c:osd A;ssiA.
b!ed before the hotel. shouting " Fva CARR
baldi /" ard waiting l'r the ruOuent zen 1v
would i.ayc 20 present with bic own hand to
the volunteers ul the Southern arIDy thc medals
which have been sent 10 than. ~ lis hing
Inc crowd increasing every minus, the Gn''e
raj was 20, strained :" appear Ho took CT
bis ha. Il, tnzm and said tcw cords. which
were almost !osi in the ,huoiS7 Of applause =
He i'ano l;aie;y retired, but The people, who
seemed wild with delight, continued 10 call tor
hial. Tue General appeared agsin, and urged
theE' 20 dispsrse, saying, Thanks, thanks; we
shat! see each other agg!li.' AZ tbs shops in
the cit5 VOL closed, Is during Jeie.
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ncCS,l!sa,s Facilities.

Within the past few days the ensny ias
established communication on the York River
Railroad, bstweel Dispatch Station, within
their Ines below the city, and the White
House, on the Pamunkey, and thence to West
Point, having imported shtticent Iumhel OF
locomotives and cars for the purpose. They
nave also established teles,sphic commun:ca
ton between McClallsn's headquarters and
Washington, via Fortress Monroe.
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srnEIEs AND LIS BRIGADE.

From tine Ws,hins.on Correspondence Of Baltimore acn
General Daniel E. Sicklss. whose nomina
ton as Brigatier Gereral: sitter having been
once rejected, was confirmed By the Senate,
las been ordered TO resume Inc command on
The Excelsior Brigade, nov OF the Virginia
Peninsula. a number of tue members OF that
brigade, which was engaged il; the battle Of
Williamsburg Eerc taken prisoners by the
Confedsrate7 hut were released % parole, and
are now here at The Soldiers Rest General
Sckles visited them last evening, and was
enthusiastically received. Ia brief speech
he referred to the fsw weeks separation from
lhcGa to which he had been compelled, and
said: During this separation you have sought
honor ard glory On .he battle 6eld, and have
To7 II. I have been in tbs city seeking justice,
and have obtained it [Applause. / am again
your General. Renewed applause l was
not in The last fight; but it vas not ny fault
In ID. next one nops to lead you"
|. II ~ understood that At the instance Of these
paroled prisoners of var, General S!ckles to.
day cnd7avYr.d to induce to War Department
to m.k . an arrangement for their immediate ex'
change, that they may rejoin their several regi-
m4nts rs himself will g! oncs go forward
20 ih= seat ui var.
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GlRlBALDI IN MILAN.

: Tie htlbn Gazette" Of tie Cd M.Ith,
gives tho following account OF the scere which
TOOK place ii that city on he visit OF GAR;
bald:
Tic trail, br,asing Geaera Garibaidi arrived
here yesterday 81 eleven o'clock. As s0nn as
the Geucral got ont md saw the immense
multitude, " bich looked like c sea in TEN
pest be at once expressed fear Of repeti-
ton Of the scene Of Genaa. "TheY will Eras;ly
annoy me-" ssji he, '';f tdey atse,upt to de-
zach The horses." HIS far WAS not unfUundet,
,fr the traces l,Gd heUn already cut. Il wasn
full qusrter Of an hour ba?oro ne could ,lsaVe
Tic STATEN, aud moTe ths1 ar hour before no
arri5ed at The hotel. Torches. trsnsparenciss
a lgs aud luus.:al bands preceded him; liv.
ing r:gli hcmined in Lhs UIrTissa, which could
QUIZ proceed yard ct time; thera was bat
one Cry. ony sccIarns:inu, "a from tius &c time
the hYun OF tiaribaldi mel gsd into ,n indis-
'cribsblo burst of enthusiasm:
:. At midnight tho general rea;te1 the iViel,
ard descended III ihs m;ds! uf thu crc"d
which hsd invaded the courtyard, ana crowd
ed forward only to touch tao edge OF his dress.
Summoned b. universal applause, the geners!
appeared il q few mnutss on the balcony,
dressed 10 his magic rcd Shirt He rested his
loft nrm upon the railing OF the ARCS, ana witt
his right haId lie took OF his Catalan. cap,
and, fixing calm look upon the crowd, he
made signal for slieacs At profound
hush ensued. Then was heard the liquid.
met,llic, sonornus md enthra.ling voice OF the
cor e al, and irom bis short pause, it was per
csi9ed that he expressed lis thoughts as they
arose in his mind and heart. 8:
II greet you" he said, People Of the FIVE
DAYS! congratulate myself Oh being in this
city, which contains SO many companions in
arms. Hail, people Of Milan Some years
havo passed since you taught Italy hoao to get
rid of the canaiUe !" We hage italirised those
words because the general uttered them very
Quickly after having sought in vain Tor other
language. It 10 evident that at tho bear ldes
of Austrians, and all other enemies Of Italy,
the soul of Gariba!di is in a,mc, and hc caE
find no other terms than those which anger
SUGGESTS, "MilaDsse," continued Garibaldi in
the midst Of constant Interruptions; =" | con-
grstulste myself with you; you seem to me
to d.y people capable net only OF Five
D,ys. bot Of Twenty ive;' and, bearing al
This moment the cries OF Rome and Venice
which rose on all sides, ~ es, Rome and Ven
ice" continued the general, waving his hat
Yes Rome and Venice; ne who flloAS ~
have forgotten them strangely deetive' nun
self. Milsncse! You will not be the last =
! "a Volce-.Go, the frat You will q
among the first 10 del7o: Cur ensaved BIS
ters."
Tbs shouts which ensued prevented us iron
catching the exact sense ofsome other remark
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AN EMB,Rao OK ANTHRACITE COAL.

The PHILADELPHIA papers announce that the
co1 ec,nr ri that port, and doubtless the collec-
tors tors of other ports. received an order from the
S,c-et,rv Of tho Treasury, on Monday, not to
clear any vessel with snthra:te coal to foreign
n,r,s or home ports South Of Delaware By,
until otherwise directed. The obisct of this
order not having been made pubic, it gave rise
To no little speculation. The New York
.T;mea " however, undertakes to OK plain what
it probably intended. 1tsa5a:
The coal shipped from our Northern poris
has been going to the Burmudas, the B,hs-
mao and Antilles, where it has been on sale to
onv customer. Some Of these have been ugly
Observation-Disclosures and British steamers
cs-rvinp arms and munitions to the rebels-au
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The Washington Artillery.
DsuEE's BLCFF, JAMES RIVER,
Nav 2j 1882

6i': T.! m7 report OF the affair Of tho l5'h,
! Internationally Go great Injustice 10 The
Washington Artillery They were in position
on the river on the evening" Of tbs l4:t. NJ,
knowing that they had 1een relieved during
the nisht, and seeis'g company OF artillery
some distance fron lhs riret jurirg the en-
yaeemon:, laiatook ii Tor thrii,.
| make this correction with great pleasure,
and regret th'.s Il shsGjd hsve occurred.
Ra.necliuliy, &C. Your 0heiient seTv'i,
J. TAYLOR WOOD u. G. S n
1T L, AP. R. JONAS, commanding crew 81
'.T;rsinia."
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| shall probably ha7d aesaalsa 10 cali attau-
tentio1 to oihoT commands, sad do DOT wish to
do injustice 10 them b. mentioning them now
If had had tho full information | aow huyc
in regard to the troops above.nsEed when
first telcgrnphec, they would have been spa
cially mentioned aud commended. spike
only OF what kneF at tho time, and shall re.
joice 10 do full justice tp .ll engaged.
GEORGE b. ii 'CLyLLAh,
Major- General OcmmandIns.
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The E.ouaonn ARTILLERY.

We learn tina. CAPT, Arthur L sc Rj!ers has
zen re elected 10 TIA command of this bate
~, which has just returned iron service on the
Peninsula The H,lo"ing are the other Of
4 :srs Of the company: Milton NJ Rogers, l: t
LIEUTENANT; Samuel P. Whitmore, p Leu
tenant Jao. NJ AdrisD, Jr 81 Lieutenant
Lieut.. Jan,es NJ Mason, Jr., Engineer; ".
Nixon, Orderly Sergeant; Francis ". Powell,
Jr, 81 Sergeant.
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Ait[gyn'olrb Ellq1iter.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY ~, 1852.
The City

Was remarkably quist yesterday. The ''ro.
liable gentleman" came in from headquarters
several times, but our citizens were too much
clalsd over the brilliant victory Of "Stonew sli"
Jackson, to pay much attention to tho variou,
reports which "rsllsble' brought
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In the skrmish with the anerpy ot Sltur-
day morning last, at Mcehau,cs:i!lr, Mr.. Tass,
CT Culpcper, toe younger of ,wo brothers If
that name, who are membeTs Of Tho Back
y ,rsc Cavalry, WAY shot through the heai
while on picket, and Instantly Killed. Has
body maS i:7ousfs to this city.
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\. MCCLELLAN AND HIS WILLIAMSBURG :. VIC
TORY"
CAM l9 MILEs rRoX WILLIAMSBURG,
NAY IL, 1862.

Hon. E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War:
Without waiting further for official reports.
which hs7o not reached me, wish to bear
testimony 10 the splendid conduct of General
Rockers and General Kearuey's divisions,
under camnand Of General Helntzelman, in
the battle of Williamsburg. Their bearing
was worthy Of veterans. General Rockers
division for hours gallantly withstood the at
tack of greatly superior numbers with heavy
less General Kearney's arrived in time to
restore the fortunes the day, aud came most
calamity into action.
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EiailRvEDS, ETC,
7-W :
Sa,'gICE.

ANGE OF Il u Z Rs
IFslCE Il . s. AND P. 2. !: Co :.
:ircHSoSp, April IT, 1907.
:,.:I a;;e- MONDAY, April 2lst, the rssirs CT lnh
I Company will r. follows
.hr d., Tra;n viii leave NchWood Depot IT o'clock
4 NJ a:1 hr.fr: IA Fredericksburg IL. s.i A. 81.
Feurrinx viii leave fredericksburg a: II A. d., AID
I've n :.;c.,:nond Depot st $50 P. NJ
Ttr Accommodation TIsa between Achnvod and al!l
.c- w.! .cayt s;chuond at z. 81.
seasa!.1 will leave Milford AZ sO5A NJ, and arrive IN
..cca.JnG brpy; b; So a. u. SAMUEL KCfh,
Ir-,l II Supt Trans.
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Ayn7BFs AsD Nuas fhu7uguL Accou.T.

!, ett=r dated Baltimore, l9;h inst, says :;
The Old Point boat arrived this morning 81
the Usual hour.
a gentleman who Was al Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk yesterday, furnishes tho following
information:
The repulse Of tho gun boa Is at Fort Darling,
seven or eight miles Below Richmond, was
generally regarded as very serious affair,
though no full account Of it has been made
public.
Or board the Nsngatuck eighteen msn were
reported killed By tho explosion Of big gu:.
The boat Was, of course made useless in tie
fight, and was withdrawn.
The G,lena va! riidisd BY tbs shots f;on
the Rebel batteries, haV.ng boel perforated"
as the despatch sad, No less thao eighteen
tirass. The l,.ss 81 i:Ec On board "sS not STATED
but it was thought 10 % hesTy.
The Monitor was struck repeatedly, but war
sad to he url1urcd. She. however, could DC
nothing off.nsivc, IS the batteries are on 80
hi,h bluff that II vas impossible to give
h.r guns sufficient elevation for the proper
ranps.
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y,,o THs SICK AND ALL WHO FEEL
Lap IN Am

1 an INTEREST IN THEM all nov mspu'
racturnz the most complete article tos TIC relief OF the
rlck aud convenience those who Them, thst WAS
ever Invented. IL Is called the "meohsnical Nursing
swing" sad vas invented and patented by Dr. D. Hop
Kin. Of Stannton Va The approval Of tb, Bed or swng
w all Sho have seen 1t. especially by such men a. W
str,bbing Of the Western Lunnc Asylum Dr. Duhbar OF
Baltimore, and Professor Campbell Of Washington College
oof OF grea, superiority These gentleman have all
0Yrn written Testimonials OF their estimate OF ts vsue
over any other Improvement OF the kind IL addition 70
these ts maryland MechRnrs lnstltute presented the
invenn 1!tl, Gold Medal hi, "swiDg" combines eve
rcqu,se for adding the comfort OF the sick WIN "
he psLeat can be removed from bed 10 another,
racsa over STOOL the head eevsted and ieet low
.ed 10 sitting pohaon. Indeed, the helpless esa u.
ni.r.d IN any position desirable, and by giving Iae
.nte motion 10 and fro nvads can receive the moss
freshinv exercise without effort thsir part All TINS
can be done by mere child often o. twelve years; dong
moro by this than the most
nnrse can accomplish otherwise tllug al order
for hs Acting Of the sstea o,
America and would invite the public 70 call a. sn
s.fy themselves In regard 10 the utility and Vsue Of lha
mort humane Invention. am authorised ny
contrsct for and make the Mechanical nursing ewing
oyder you'd also inform those IN need OF supply tnat
havs variety OF Camp C0u sad Ch rs o! the most con-
nav H,.s, 10 Imnroved styIs R O. HOWE