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MAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1853.
The following named officers. charged with
oIenses and heretofore published are exempt from
bei1s dismissed tLe ,rfce Of tie United States, the
Military Commission, instituted by Special Orders
No. s., current series from the War Department,
having reported That satisfactory defense has been
made in their respective eases viz:
Lieutenant W. II. H. Wilcox. Tenth New York
volunteers.
First Lieutenant Thomas B. Winslow, First
Pennsylvania rifles.
lieutenant Colonel John H. Obsrteul.r, Second
penGsyi vania artillery.
+. u. TOWNSEND,
nly2s il Assistant Aiiutant General.
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WHAT GEN. GRANT HAS DONE In TWENTY
DAYS

The following is recapitulation OF the bril-
liant operations Of Gen. Grant around Vicks-
burg:
Bombardment of Grand Gulf. April 10
Landing OF General Grants troops. April 30
Battle of Thompson's Hill. May l
Occupation Of Port Gibson. May
Admiral Porter occupied Grand G ulf May
News received of Col. Grierson's sue
cess..... May
General Grant commenced his onward
march. IN iy
General Grants forces arrive at Four
teen Mile Greek .....................M Nav IL
General Mcpherson took Raymond. May IL
General Grants forces defeated The
rebel Generals Gregg and Walker at
Mississippi Springs. May II
General Grants forces captured Jack
son after a three hours fight....... May II
General NJ cPheIsen occupied Clinton. May II
General Grants forces defeated the
rebels under General Pemberton,
near Edwards Station May Is
The rebels driven beyond the Big Black
river. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. May Il
Bridge al Brandon burned by Grants
cavalry. May Il
Eicksburg invested. May /
Hajnes Bluff captured. May 20
The decisive battle for the capture OF
Eicksburg still raging on. ......... May 20
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THRILLING PARTICULARS OF GEN.
GRAN1,SsyICTORIE
TBYREBELs DEFEATED WITH IMMENSE
LOSS IN KILLED. WOUNDED. PRISON
ERS, GCNS. SMALL ARMS, &C.

CINcINNATI, May Especial dispatches
from Gen. GRATIS army contain full accounts
of the battles on the Mississippi, representing
them as a series Of bloody engagements, in
which our soldiers immortalized themselves.
The Commercials special dispatch, dated
Battlefield. Bakers Greek, May i6 says:-The
Federal army. under Grant, has won another
glorious victory. A furious battle, lasting
nearly five hours, resulted in the defeat Of the
enemy at a;l points, with loss Of 5000 killed
and wounded.
We captured three complete batteries and
two thousand prisoners, besides large quaa-
titles Of small arms and camp equipage.
Our successes are signal and complete.
Early ON the morning of the 10th, McCler-
nand's corps was put in motion. Hovey's di-
vision advanced across an open field at Fort
Champion Hill, and At eleven O'Clock, covered
with timber, thanked on both sides with ravines
and gullies, and in many places covered with
an almost impenetrable growth Of scrubsy
| bushes, the rebels opened with heavy fire
from q -four gun battery and from sharpshoot-
ers in the woods. Here the battle ragged terri
bly, from eleven o'clock until three.
Hovcy's division carried the heights in gall
liant style, making dash upon the first battery
and capturing il. The rebel dead lay thick in
the vicinity of their guns. Gun carriages and
caissons, broken and overturned while KNAPP
sacks, blankets, small arms and other debris,
attend the struggle for the ground. At this
iuncture the rebels being reinforced, Hoyey
was slowly driven back, but a brigade from
Gen. Qulmby was ordered to his support, and
the ground was speedily reoccupisd and the
rebels finally repulsed.
At the commencement of the engagement,
Logan's division marched past the brow OF the
hill, forming line OF battle on the right of
Hovey and sweeping everything before them
10 the edge of the woods.
In front OF Logan the battle was Of the most
desperate character imaginable. The rattle of
musketry was incessant and continued, and
the reports SO blended that q single discharge
was rarely heard.
Logan captured two batteries, a large num-
Der of prisoners, small arms, etc
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK r. N.
TfaE NEWS FROM THE sourHwE EST.

The NHHo FHUHf TIN SUUTH" Ell
The latest dispatch received here (up 70 the
present time, o'clock p m to-day concerning
military operations in the southwest. reached
Washington last night-from Cieyeland at s
p. m, and Memphis at AZ p. m.
1t merely stated that no boat had reached
there from below since that (from Haines'
Bluff that brought In general terms, the news
that the stars and stripes float over Vicksburs
and that our victory was complete.
The dispatch boats are conveyed by gun
boats, and are therefore necessarily irregular
in their arrival at Memphis
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Seu,aern Accounts of the Sitnatisa.

NEW YORK. May ea.-The Herald's special
Wellington dispatch says that adyices from
Gen Grant received by the PRESIDENT to.nasal:
fousnt Zee battles and captured o. guns, AID
tskpu 800 prisoners.
The Montgomery Advertiser Of the lsta says
that the ensmy's cavalry were yesterday at
Rrandon. on the Southern road, tweaty odd
900 shis SIDE OF jackson, near which. poia.
- nad force - protect the road.
Tse ReAnoaa EequiSss oS he sa saYs, u
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~ From Mr. John T. Ellis, :,V6 Pennsylya-
niaavenue, we have the following new music
s. Dear Mother call me Home a new song by
Finley Johnson; :; Moonlight Quickstep,' by
Julius E. Miller: the celebrated Danish dance,
Lotte is Dead s.Sounds from Fort Della
ware" "Grand March, by T. NJ. Todd; La
Balladine Waltz" by Miliar; g Basket Maker
Child by H. S. Thompson.
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FROM RIEIIAIlND


The Richmond Enquirer of the 23d has been
received here, but contains Aothing of import
ance beyond the dispatches in relation TO Vicks-
burg, quoted elsewhere.
The Enquirer defends Pemberton's course on
the Big Black-thinks he is entitled to candid
and Intelligent criticism, and not to be blamed
rashly. Twenty. seven Yankee prisoners cap
tured at Jackson, Miss, arrived at Libbey
Prison on the 22d; but the Enquirer does not
seem TO think it a show big enough TO srag
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PRISONERS OF STATE.

The following prisoners of state were for
warded to the Provost Marshal, from Dum-
phries, Va, this forenoon: August Runger, ST.,
August Runger, Jr., e. w. Ashby, VIM. Sew
ELL John Pierson, William Southard, John
Dogon, Thomas Goodwin, VIM. J. Clemens,
VIM. Wright and John Wright. They were
sent to the Old Capitol.
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HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WASH
FL INGTlN

Office Cai-f C"artsfmGS,sr May d. 1853.
DEALERS ~ AGEtCULTrrAL IMPLEMENTS. G.s
Den SEEDS, &c. are requested to furnish this Office
price lists vi the various articles of their trade
i he same sbould hc directed 70 Lieutenant Colo
nsl ELIAS III. CREME. Chief 9usr.ermas.,r d..
rartwert Of Wash nston. M 25 4
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GEE. GRANT--The steadtast adherence OF
the President, the Secretary of War, and Gen
Halleck, 10 Gen. Grant through all the fault
finding. leveled at him, is justly noted as evil
dence OF his merits as a commander
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PERsoNAL.-Secretary Seward has left the
city for New York. His position will be filled
during his absence by the Assistant Secretary
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM AID.
MERAL PORTER

HE TAKES P0SS EsSION AT HAINES' BLUFF
Or FOURTEEN REBEL FORTS, WITH
GUNS, EQUIPMENTS. &c.
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NATIONAL LoAN.-Subs criptions to the $40
loan, at the office Of Jay Cooke & Co., amounted
on Saturday to $2,3O7,75O.
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GOLD FALLIHG.-It is noteworthy that in
New York this morning at the first board gold
fell TO 1l6
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BALTIMORE, May 25.-A letter from an officer
aboard the flagship Hartford, dated 18th inst,
says the Hartford is still afioat, notwithstand-
ing the numerous rebel reports OF her destruc-
ton and capture, and still maintains her posi-
ton Al the mouth OF Red River, il defiance of
Heir threats
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF TREASON
Andrew J. Demlng, who has been clerkine in
the grocery store OF his brother, at 53i Seventh
street, was arrested this morning by Cap.
Todd's detectives, for the use OF treasonab..
language; and, refusing to take the oath of
allegiance, was committed to the Old Capitol
Prison, to be sent South.
We learn that Mr.. d. acknowledged himself
q sympathiZer with the South, and stated that
hie parents were residents of that section OF the
country.
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A VALUABLE BUILDING Lor FOR sALK

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FoR SALE.
street west, and running back same width to the
It Iar
NO. 1913 Brld9e street, Georgetown. my e5-lw
FoE sALE-Tvo ere BRICK HOUSES. only .
s.S large finely located square 9f a5eaas east
No. SIS Libr airy building. iith st.,
FlRsT- GLASS FURNISHED RoOMs.-several
at No New s h:a
tEsfn E. 18th and 18th Streets second door of
desirable be found il the city Th "
a mens ans tie to ards and to the
for 5mse T9u wife sa sa
s,R .sh
nay 25-3t*
ID lated WITH arst-cisss Board in PIE Pleas
ant healthy Location in Georgetown. within two
s: s Of the sK . a al. nodsa
hoe ems az nicely and
ply At No a1a Bridge street north side. sstwespn
Bank Lsne and Frederick street. References ex-
changed. my Is eo3t.
k Nso Il tn. cS s cMARKET
person returning nsr to JOHN CoNNOR, near near
Glenwood Cemetery, win be rewarded. my Is ats
WAS TAKEN UP EsTRAY Ga 2lst instant one
w large bay HORSE. four black legs with the
exception of white spot near the hoof on the ri ht
side leg. with white spot on the forehead. The
Apply e f1a
Jr., at Depot House, near depot nv as an.
RARE CHANCE
Just recei we'd several very superior draft ~
HORSES. weighing from $50 to 500 ~
pounds; we'll broken. and true as steel N
Also, several heod saddle and harness Horses.
J. @. COOK CO.,
my a5-2t" Sixth street, south Of Penn ave-
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auetionser..
GALE OF GROCERIES,, WINES. AND
- Liquors AND vARIETIEs. AT Auor,oH.-On
W1DNESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock q m
weshall sell, at the store q A. Morftt & Co. on
9TH between u and streets. under che Ma tionaI
1ntelilsence Printing Once mo. 513J a general
DC: The stteIsicn Of the public i invited to the
my Esd lint GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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THE FLAGSHIP HARTFORD NOT DE
STEOYED.

SHE Is STILL ATLOAT AND MAINTAINS II Err
POSITION AT THE MOUTH OF RED RIVER.
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ByJ. G. MEG UIRE 4 CO., Auctionsers.
YNHREl FINE DWELLINGS FOR SALI.-

j MONDAY, the hrst day of June, 1885 at
O'Clock p. m, we viii sell 1T public auction in front
of the premises. the three neat dwellings,. With
between and @ streets south, near the public
sreunds, in the most beautiful and healthy part
and the avenue. The houses contain nine rooms
each. They present q az opportunity to persons
purchased at private sale any time before the day
Of sale.
Terms One third cash; the residue in six ana
twelve months, With interest. to be sscsfe On the
promises. Deeds at pnrchaaers cost.
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TELEGRAPEIIO.
Great News from the Mississippi /!
VIA NEW YORK.
THE WHOLE REBEL ARMY RE-
PORTED CAPTURED At
vIcKSBURG!

NEW YORK. May 25-The Tribune Of this
morning editoriaily says that dispatches which
have not been given to the press, state that the
whole Rebel army at yicxburg has been cap.
turee.
tNoTxs-Facts within our knowledge satisfy
Us that this statement Of the Tri6sme Is entirely
unfouaded. Such publications give rise to such
rumors as are floating over Washington this
forenoon. alleging that the precise number OF
rebels captured by GRANTS $4,000, among them
being seventeen General e6cers.-ED. STAs.l
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VARIETIES! lETiES,
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
Fitz Simmons 49,. Stage Manager and Adpsrtiser
COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
VENTILATED on SCIENTIFIC PEIScIpLEs!
MONDAY EVENING, May25,
And every evening this week, the great moral
UNCLE TOMS CABIN!
Blk ACTS IN ONE,
Rep!ete witt, beautiful TabIesux, entire aew Scene.
~, ELECTS, Properties and Machinery.
The great Spectacular pantomims OF
ASCA VOL
brilliant sword combat between Harry Leslie
and Dick W atkins. together with other acts toe
numerous to meItlon.
FRS. appearance of the Excelsior Jig Dancer,
NELLIE HOWARD.
First appearance of
LIZZIE FIELDING,
W. 8. BuDWORTH,
ADA TESMANI
HARRY LESLIE
EsTELLA FORREST.
DICK WATKINS
HELENA SMITH,
AND OTHER GREAT ARTISTS.
WEDNESDAY,
LADIES' FASHIONABLE ma TINEE
Friday afternoon and evening,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
VS. BUDWoRTH.
GREAT NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION.
Admission Is and 50 cents. Private Boxes. SIS.
SHoW CASE FOR SALE.
INQUIRE At EMfLEks gss IT, k sns
L FOR ROOFING.
JOIN & WIN PETTIBONE,
corner 18th and G sta. south.
my 25eolm Agents for the Felt Company.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ns os1 nssr william fIstea and lanes
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent;
MsyIs. 1866. lmy 7slw+I J. &. FREEMA N
D CREAM Strip
the CITY which be vonched for by Thousands who
have tried it.
BosWELL's Drug Store,
Try 1t. '~'A anu IN myas,st.
New MILITARY BOOKS.
SO Artisr y.'a sss and en-
The Army Chaplain 3 Manual, designed as a help
10 ChapiaIns in the discharged of their various
Price s. Is. - ."
The Army and Navy Pocket Almanac and Mill
tary Directory, for 1865. Prizes 30 cents; inter-
leaved. 40 cents.
just published, and for sale by
PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
my 23-N 1852 Pennsylvania avenue,
AOS. SHABFIELDs BALTIMORE CONFEC-
y tonery, No. 3S6 9Th street, between q and H.
Having rs6tted and enlarged my saloon and store
/ am now again ready to supply my customers and
the public in general with everything in the Con.
tectionery line will always keep on hand fne
and fresh rtment Of French and Ameri san Con.
tscapnery and G andes Jellies, fresh Cakes and
Pastry every day at ~ O'Clock. Wedding Cakes,
Fancy Cakes, Charlotte Russo. Pyramids Orua.
nsnts of all kinds and sizes made to order at the
shortest notice. Parties, fairs. suppers,. dinner
parties, balls and enter tainments furnished on the
most reasonable erms. Ice Cream and Water Ices
So gallon. delivered to any part of the city and
Geor setown. my q at.
j. j. MAY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
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FROM PARIS

IN FROM PARIS
HEChER-' actique des Fr. IS -nps: . vols.
De Forestier-TrA4tes sur ie EerTice de Inianteria
ic gore
tiallsrd- Instruction sur Ia Fertilization de
Champagne
Gaidi-Fc fertilization re Csmpagne
Gharpentler -Etudes sur Arm &c Francaita
AEs-N2nuei Pratt Tue des TTihunauS Mill torres.
Fonsco omhe-KesuIie Histor que des Progress De
Fart Nib .aiGe
vcgece-Traite de Fart Miiiteir,
DerEmrioi de iInfante-ie dams IA Defense des
Places Fortes. Avec Plan.
Chate ain-Traite des Reconnaissance MiIitairee
Cayol-Manuel de Naturalization des Corps lie
Troupes en- Campagne.
Rehanberg-Lss Regiments de Fer
Guide de iOfcier Particular en- Campo .
vols.
Renonu-T8ctique Appropries an Perfectio ne
ment des Armeh q few portatiyes.
my ERANHK TAYIOR
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SrceMrrG THE IaoE MISUNDERSTANDING night
some disordsrly perscAs visited the wen known
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A PRrZE.-The schooner Misnonette Cant.
Jones, mailing from Baltimore, and loaded with
suffers stores for Belle Plain, was seized on
the 18TH instant by the u. s. schooner Saphro-
MIA, near Piney Point, for violating the revenns
laws, having on board two boxes not in her
manifest, labeled "Lediard's Army Tonic"
which proves 10 be an intoxicating drink, and
was this morning brought to the Navy Yard.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS

MEMPHIS, May %, II a. m.-Mgjor Gsnsrdt
II. ". Haileck, Gsnerdl.in- Chief: Gen. Grant
hiss beaten Pemberton with severe loss OF
retels in killed, wounded and prisoners. Has
captured fifty-seven pieces of artillery. Has
the first line of rifle pits above Eicksburg. His
right is OIL the river at Haines' Blur. Pember-
ton has only fifteen thousand men N Vicks.
burg, and We entirely invest it.
= A. HrRIBUT Major 1poaraf
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house, No. siI Twelfth street. kept by Lola
Gaskins. The provost guard presently cams
up, put the d'sorderfy party meantime hal
lett The frightened inmates thinking appa-
reatty that the rowdies had returned. refused
10 open the door, and one OF them wsaS TO al
upper WINDOW and threw water upon the pro-
yost guard. This instead OF dri wing the rusrsis
OIL. determined them to enter; and they got q
ladder, which they used as ba.tering ram.
ana me tron-ciad door was soon forced ope !.
n Satisfactory explanation was made BY tbs
inmates, and they were not disturbed
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SNOW CASE FOR SALE
- Inquire at HEMpLER'S Bath Rooms
nay eS-StT $40 q st between 6th and II b
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JAi ' BANKERs AND DEALERS IN
COVER MENT CURTTIES.
are prepared to furnish the
UNITED STATEH YIvE-TWNNTY YEAR Six
PER OxNT. BONDS,
(CouPoHs Oh RlGIsTKRSp,i
in large Or small SIMS.
On and after July 1. the privilege of converting
Legal Tender Notes into the Five Twenty Year
Bonds at par viii cease.
Parties wishing to secure United States Ronds
at par, paying nix per cent interest in gold, should
send in thsir orders before that tine;
mhasdt1yl 452 18th street.
SxV1NfH WARD-FIRS1 PRECINCT-hoti
- ID hereby sivea that in conformity TO the
provisions Of tho charter Of the City of
An election VIII be held in tho Fir st Precinct Of the
0ev enth Ward, Ct Island Hall, Monday, the 6rst
day of june nsEt for Colleotor, Register. and 6cr
veyof FOX said clty, one member Of the Board OF
AsdexnSn and three members OF the common
COUNCIL. TO represent said ward. Polls viz be
cSsnsd O'Clock A. H.. and close et7 o'clock u.
GEO, MATTTN6LY,
WIN. WISE.
TIL. BARRON,
mvss- Commissioners.
JUST ARRIyED-
"A LAUQE Ocnaignme1& OF WHI6kx, BkANDks
b. i. BEN, POkT, 6HKR1Y nd CLAR&e
WINES. tlso. . cargo OF P0tATC4e, ~ cheap
Tor caah. II - 3. 3. RANKIN q CO.
MN ixo lor WATER g.. 6ssssseown, D,c.
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THE LATEST.-yICkSBU is OURS.
The Stars and Stripes Float Over 1t.
At II a. m, to- day the President received the
following Geographic announcement that
Vicksburg is ours:
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May "a, Is63.-Dispatch
rom Fuller, manager at Memphis, late in the
aight, says the STARS AND STRIPES FLOAT
Tlete.
have held this message hoping to get the
confirmation, but the line has been interrupted,
asid now give it TO you as it reached me.
Think the wires will be all tight sonn
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From our Extra of yesterday.I
STILL MORE GLORIOUS NEWS!
REBELS ACKNOWLEDGE GRANTS

GREAT VICTORIES
They Admit the Loss Of Thirty Pieces OF
yick,burg is Closely Invested on ali
SideS-Admiral Porter's Fleet Bombard-
ing yicksbuT% by Ni:ht-General Grants
Army Bombarding il by Day-Admlrai
son.
Below we publish an important dispatch
received by the Navy Department this TORE
noon:
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%NOTICE-A TTENTION, PLAS1ERERS.
US All the PlaNerers in Washington are re
qn.sted to meet at Temperance Hall, MONDAY
NIGHT. May 25th, 1865, al haif-pass clock.
INV 22.sfr !.
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0SMOUET OLiVET CEMETERY-Noticei is
uS hereby given that bodies remaining in the
pu oiic vault of Mount Olivet Cemetery beyond the
time permitted by the rules, must Be removed be-
IoSe the LIST or June Otherwise be Inferred
by the company at the expense of the parties in
teresied. By or Ter of the company
my . st CHAS. J. WHITE, D. D., Pres't
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- CREAM sIRUP
SODA WATER
La beyond doubt the very best that can DO had IN
the city which be ed for by thou sands
have tried it,
Only cents Q glass st
B0SWELL'S Drug Store,
Corner Maryland avenue and 7th street.
fry1t my 3-3t*
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Fs'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ing between William Iialsted and James B.
Freeman. under the name OF Ha.sfed IL Freeman
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
W. HALETED
Msy l6. 1866 Imy lw*j J. d, FREEMA N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
MAR DEPARTMENT,
" ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,

my3-it
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GREAT NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION.
Admission Is and 50 cents Private Boxes, SIS.
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L FOR ROOFING.
For sale low by
JOHN i VIM PETTIBOEE
corner 18th and C sts. south,
my 23-eolm Agents for the Felt Com pany
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
BYTEIEGRAPH.
AFTERNOONS nEseh1taEs.'


e fsPssialso World. y : -
Washington, Nov. -.
Advices from the front to-night, other
than those Of your special correspondent,
state the weather has cleared up aud th<
roads are NOT much damaged BY the late
rains. In view of this, important results
are nov daily oipated.. q sFs cts
The enemy IL certainly in force on
south bank Of the Rspidan.
The Tribune's Washington special dis.
patch says the Navy Department has
advices from the Vanderbilt down to
the second or third week in October
The Vanderbilt left Cape Of God
Hope early in the month aud when twe
days out fell in with Dutch vessel 10 .
disabled condition. To save the hives ol
forty psrs, ms on board, the Vanderbilt
took the vessel in tow and return ID to the
Cape, thus losing four days At least. A,
last accounts the Vanderbilt was at the
Island of Mauritss aud tho Alabsma in
the bay Of Bengal. The captain Of the
Vanderbilt is believed to be veil informed
with regard to the rebel pirates course
Rumors here tonight to the effect tina
Gen. Grants forces had advanced upos
Bragg and we're now in Atlanta, Georgia
with Bragg in full retreat, have no shsd
ow of foundation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
FROM VIRGINIA.
Waahiuuton NJ

Washington, Nov. %.
The Star says it is not known in off.
cIal circles here that the Army of the Po-
tomac has moved, nor is it expected il
will move to-day.
1t is said tina. Gen. Thomas is abont
taking advantage of Longstreet's move.
ment against Burnside.
The Republican extra this noon. savs
this morning at dawn of day the grand
Army ofthe Potomac broke camp near the
the north bank of Rapidan, and with ten
days cooked rations 10 haversacks and
wagons, commenced an advance move
mens upon the enemy under the order Of
General Meade. 1t is supposed before
noon to-day the whole Of our army viii
be beyond the Rapidan. Gen. Lee must
hight or run. Ii Les does not resist onr
crossing it is evident he is not stronc
enough to fight outside of forti6cations
10 the latter event he will fall back unon
Gordonsvilie or Richmond, most liteIv
the former. y
The report that Lees army is at Han
over Junction is only speculative T,
will soon be known exactly where j. -
for Meade viii not STOP till he find. 4 Z
he has TO 60 TO the walls Of Richmo,d .