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BERMUDA HUNDRED, June 10 (via Baltimore,
June 21.)-There was fighting in front Of
Petersburg yesterday, up to two O'Clock, with
out any decisive results, but our troops have
been constantly gaining ground upon the enc
my. Another piece Of artillery captured from
the enemy was brought into Gen. Grants
headquarters yesterday.
1t is understood that the advantage gained on
the enemy yesterday will be vigorously fol-
owed up TO- day. Decisive results are expected
soon.
General Gilmore and staff left for Old Point
on the steamer Wyoming last night The
General has been relieved Of his command.
Everything Is moving very satisfactorily
with the army.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, June 20.-Sunday, the
10Th, was comparatively quiet with the army
about Petersburg, the operations of the day
being confined to reconnoisances, slight Skin
mishes, and some sharp shooting along the line,
which now extends some distance beyond
Petersburg, up the Appomattox river
Gen. Grant ana Gen. Butler went up the
James river yesterday and had an interview
with Admiral Lee.
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BOARDING..

RQNARDDIaNSG..Mr; z. Jacob has taken the house
- Ny. 262 street, formerly occupied by Mr. e
Smart; The apartments richly furnished and
suitable for Members of Congress or officers in the
army who wish to find themselves perfectly at
home. They will find frst-cass French board,
and Mr. Jacob will take special care that the ser
vice of the table will receive his particular atten
ton. je 2l-1w<
ROARDING-A few first class BOARDERS can be
- accommodated with Rooms and Board on or
after the LIST of July next at No. 426 goth street,
southeast cor. of +. je 2o2w*
DERsONs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
BOARD and L0DGING at IS pc. week or 81
New Jersey avenue, near Baltimore Depot.
te 20-lm' d. H. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
ROARDING.-For rent, With board, large front
- and back ROOMS, handsomely furnished. Lo-
cstGn hrst elias; house airy and commodl3us to
boarders Terms very moderate. A good table
kept. Room for few meal boarders, Apply at
395 18th ST., bet. + and G SITS. je7-4t'
BOARD WITH HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS, for two three gentlemen, fam
Hes,-One single room. House commodious and
airy, with spacious grounds. Terms moderate
Apply southwest corner 2lst and II streets. near
Penn. ave. je 162w"
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, d. O., June IS, 1884.
General Orders No. 2l3.-I Ali sick and
wounded officers, absent from their commands
and not ft for duty in the field, but able to sit
on Courts Martial, will Immediately report
their names and address to the Adjutant Cen
eral Of the army.
II. All staff and regimental medical officers,
now on leave, in the Department: Of the East
in New Jersey, the eastern part of Pennsylva-
mia, and the eastern part of Maryland, il able
to travel, will report to the nearest Medical
Director for examination; and those found IN.
at for active service, but able to do hospital
duty, will be ordered to report Immediately at
the hospital at Camp Parole, near Annapolis,
Maryland, for such duty as the Surgeon in
charge may require Of them.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
E. D. TOWNSEND,
je 21-6t Assistant Adjutant General
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paymasters and stofekeepers Of ordnance shall
receive the pay, emolunents and allowances
OF q captain OF ordnance, hut without com.
mand. Also, q bill TO increase the efficiency Of
the medical corps OF the army.
! Mr. Pendleton, from the committee Of con-
ference, made q report on the disaKreeing
amendmen to the legislative, judicial and OK.
ecutiye appropriation bill, and 1t was con-
Cured in.
Mr.. Schenck. from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill TO repeal the $500 com.
mutation clause Of the enrolment; which was
under debate at three O'Clock.
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FROM CITY POINT-FIRsT ARRIVAL OF
WOUNDED FROM THAT PLACE

WOUNDED FROM THAT PLACE. '
Three hundred and seVenty.two wounded,
including sixty. one omcers, arrived here yes.
terday evening from City Point on board of
The hospital steamer George Leary, which left
that place at o'clock on Sunday.
Considerable cannonading was heard at City
Point during Saturday and Sunday from the
direction Of Petersburg. Our forces at that
time were not in possession OF the town, but
were within easy Smelling range.
The rebels occupy high eminence near the
town, and il would be a useless sacrifice Of
life to attempt TO hold the place, as the rebels,
unless dslodged, would be able TO throw shells
In the midst Of any force occupying the town.
.barrassing one to the rebels, as they admit.
Hospital tents have been erected at City
Point for the accommodation of our wounded,
but they are coming in in such numbers that
tits almost impossible to provide them all with
shelter. The wounded now being brought in
from the front are more serious cases than any
since the beginning OF Grants campaign. This
Is accounted for from the fact that the rebels
are enabled to use their artillery to better ad-
vantage.
The floating hospital New World (the ma
ehinery OF which has been remOyed) had ar
rived at City Point in tow Of two tn gboats. She
would take on q load Of wounded, but her des-
tiDation was unknown.
On Friday last about 400 rebel prisoners
were sent from City Point 70 Point Lookout.
Gen. ingalls, has been assigned to duty as
Chief Quartermaster, with headquarters at
City Point.
The wounded brought up on the George
Ieary were all wounded in the battles before
Petersburg. among whom were the following
officers :-Colonel Z. @. Carshail, l4th Ohio,
wounded in hip; Col. ID: o. Fox, 9th Mich,
in right arm: Col G. E. Hapgood, 5,h N. H., in
right ARM. Lieut. Col. J. N. McElvoy, 10th
Ohio; Lieut.. Gel. F. b. Doty, roth N. Y, in
thigh: Major W. j. Kersha W, ATTN Wis, IN both
legs; Ma or o. p. Larkip, SSth Wis, In LETT side;
Capt. Frank T. Hobbs, 37th Wis; Capt: Nelson
'Truckey, 9th Mich Capt. J. T. Hall, cd n
Y Mounted Rifles: Capt A. Taylor, 2tth N. I
cavalry; Capt. o. Martin, same regiment.
The steamer Utica arrived here this morning
hafore daylight, with about four hundred
vounded, including number Of officers
SOME of these wounded were very serious
cases, and they all come from City Point
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OFFICERS DISMISSED THE SERVICE

The following named officers, having ten.
dered their designations, on frivolous pretexts,
and for INSULT Gent cause, whilst their COM
mands were in front Of the enemy, President
Lincoln has directed that they be dishonorably
dismissed the service Of the United States:
First Lieutenant Robert NJ. Calby, 2ith New
York cavalry; Captain George W. Field, 59th
Massachusetts volunteers First Lieutenant
Andrew J. Whaley, 9th New York cavalry;
Captain w. W. Paige, 10th New York cavalry;
Captain John Ordner, 10th New York avalry;
Captain w lillian E. Morris, 1st Connecticut
cavalry; Second Lieut.. Edward M. Schmidt,
25th New York cavalry; Second Lieut.. Albert
M. Brusle, 25th New York cavalry.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, June 2l-The steamer Mollie Able,
from New Orleans on the 18th instant, has ar
rived.
The steamer Progress was burnt TO the
waters edge at Bead Mans Bend, Mississippi
river, on the 9th. She came out OF Red river
The cargo comprised 1,359 bales OF cotton, SOC
of which may be saved. The cotton was
marked VIM. Butler &c Co., Cairo. The boat
took fire from q lamp In the engine room.
Twenty lives were lost
The cotton market is active, but offerings
small.
Two buildings were blown down in Cairo
this afternoon during q severe rain and wind
storm. One man was killed, being crushed in
the ruins,
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. + = Z O 4 A l. I.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of tAe United
States of America.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of tAe United
States of America.
To oil .chon st macy concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that CT. MHBIEs has been appoint
ed Consul OF Bavaria, at San Francisco,
California, 1 do hereby recognize him as such,
and declare him free toexercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al.
lowed to the Consuls Of the most favored
nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof. have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal
Of the United Statss to be hersunto
affixed.
ington. the 18th day OF June. A. d. 1884,
r.. g. ana OF the Independence Of the United
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States Of America,
To all ,chonn it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JOSEPH LANG has been appointed
Consul OF the Duchy of Bruins wick .Luneburg,
at New Orleans, for the Southern States Of the
North American Uuion, do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare HIM free to exercise
ana enjoy such functions, powers. and privi-
lckces oS ORC olloWcu " tU0 OOHSuiS Va tuo LuoSt
favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the Seal of
the United States Of America to be here
unto Affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Wash
ington, the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1864,
II. 81 and of the Independence Of the United
States Of America, the ssth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEwARD, Secretary of State
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BURNING OF THE WHARF AT AQUA CREEK,
On Saturday last, large band of guerrilias
made their appearance at Aqua Greek, and set
fire to the lower wharf, when the gunboats
Coeur de Lion, Primrose and Leslie opened fire
on them and scattered them. Boats crews OF
the Primrose and CRur dc Lion were sent on
shore and 'endeavored to stop the destruction;
but on the Ella passing that place yesterday
morning, the wharf was still burning.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

fBy the Peoples Line-Ofhce 5l1 Ninth street I
New YORK, June 2O.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
liz; U. 8. 5.20s, 1O3H; Certificates Of 1ndebt.
edness, IS; Gold, 197K; N. Y. Central, 1872:
Ere, 1l3i Hudson River, max; Harlem, 2s5;
igan Southern, 101; Illinois Central, 12l;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 1I2; Galena and Chi
cago, -; Cleveland and Toledo, ASK; Ohi-
Prairie du Chen, 80; Pittsbnrg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, 1163; Alton and Terra Hante,
es; Chicago and Northwestern, ~; Quick
silver,4E.
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Geld Speculation Closed

Geld Speculation Closed.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Gold has been struck
of the list called at the stock board. What
was termed the gold board closed to- day.
Speculation has ceased. The price Is nom.
inal. The rate at ten o'clock this morning was
pol and is now held higher.
Two Spanish frigates are below.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office, }
RdShinaton. d G.. .Iank 1Q 1854

War Department. Adjutant Generals Office
Washington, d. c., June 20, 1854. {
the following officers, having been reported
at the headquarters of the army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed the service of
the United States unless, within fifteen (15) days
Commission, in session in this city, Of which
Brigadier General Caldwell, United States
volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory
defence to the charges against them.
For fraudulent conduct in receiring pay tWice for
the same period from different paymasters.
Second Lieutenant George Schiller, 99th
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Absence agithout Leave.
Second Lieutenant J. Hank, Goth Indiana
volunteers. E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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FURTHER FROM GRANTS ARMY,
An Attack on Our Center Repulsed-A
a cd

An Attack ON Our Center Repulsed-A
North Carolina Regiment Captured
Beauregard and Lee Claim Extravagant
Victories.
Information from the Army Of the Potomac,
received this morning, is to the effect that there
was quiet all day Sunday, with the exception
Of firing at intervals along the line. Both
armies seemed disposed to rest after their re-
cent severe contest.
An attack was made on the centre Of our
line, which was quickly repulsed, and a regi-
men. OF North Carolina troops (perhaps one
hundred and thirty. one) captured.
A flag of truce was sent from our lines, but
the enemy refused to receive it.
A negro was hanged yesterday morning for
an attempt to commit rape.
Generals Beauregard and Lee, in dispatches
to JEFF. Davis, claim extravagant victories over
our troops.
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WAR Dl

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 10, 1864.
Major Benton, y. s. arsenal:
The funeral and all the expenses incident to
the interment Of the sufferers by the recent
catastrophe at the Arsenal will be paid by the
Department You will not spare any means
to express the respect and sympathy OF the
Government for the deceased and their suryi.
wing friends. EDWIN M. STANTON,
lie 21.3t Secretarv Of War
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
FOURTH AUDITORS OFFICE, June 16, 1854.
Persons having claims against balance due
from the United States to Dennis Grenier, de.
ceased, are hereby notified to present such
claims, properly authenticated, to this Office,
within four months after the abov date
je 21.3t STEPHEN J. w. TABOR, Audi tor
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DEATH OF A BRAVE OFFICER.

y
Captain VIM. S. Schuyler, 155th New York,
on the night of the Goth at Douglas Hospital,
Of gun shot wound in the knee, received on
the Sd Of June in front of Richmond, while
rallying his men. Capt. S. was man OF fine
social qualities, brave as an officer, loved by
his companions, and respected by his superiors.
He was from Saratoga, N, Y.
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RYw. l.. WALL & CO., Auctionsers
o. s. MARSHALL SALE s6 o. IS CANOES AND

In virtue OF An order Of sale issued from tn.
Clerk ON GO Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia. holding District Court, ana 10 m a
directed, viii sell, At public ssle for CASH At the
foot of Sixth street wharf, on the Potomac riysr
ON MONDAY. the 18th day of june inst, OF elk
Is Canoes and Flat boats tackle, &c..&s,
WARD II. LAM0N, q. 8. Marshal, d. G.
je Il-d&ds w. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
fChron.1
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Tup13TH INDIANA REGIMENT

THE 18th INDIANA REGIMENT 81
This regiment, commanded by Colonel q. D.
Dobbs, reached here this morning from the
front, their term of service having expired.
This regiment has seen hard service, having
been through all the campaigns in Virginia. 1t
came out with over eleven hundred men, and
returns with but two hundred and fifteen.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q 2 REWARD-Strayed stolen, on the l4th
Black n fSR :a TIE
sbrSs fnEd Ill be tstsnes t. CON
and streets north. je 2l-a.'
TsOsT-Ne.r the Baltimore Depot, Monds! masn-
Il ing early, fine light brindis BULL DOG,
aisss' Rest 4 Sc .boSen.nss Depot, win s;esi1.
. liberal reward. Je l-3t$
! email red COW. with white breast and white
horns; head and right fore foot tied together.
r., hss ssHS
EoUND-A BUNDLE OF NEWSPAPERS. &C.,
L which the owner can have by proving ~ proper.y
aGs ID sss.s expenses No e1s sts ss2eea east
$40 dark COW Win ,h shi.s one
short and crooked horns, black around the eyes
ward vii S Be
FLEET. corner Of K and 2lst streets. je 2l.2t'
az REwA,sP},o oM aEay on ths l.th inst:
White pae red on the sides She IS about ts
calf The above regard win be given if returned
and I'd j street north belo" St. Ai0ysiu' Church
CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, on 10Th Of June
owner will please come forward, prove property,
A'rseceh i2d t.Es RR8scfs HAMILTON
je2O ST Piney Branch road. back of the track
EOUND-This morning. a POCKET BOOK con-
l. tanning . small sum of money and sundry pa
pers. The owner can procure the same by calling
at 2O1 street, proving property and paving
kxkbHM s sss rts
indie rubber sStrap containing papers Of no value
sr. TX and {.
T'AKEN UP EsTRAY-On Friday, June II, 1864,
L bay mare MULE. with shaved tail and name,
and hair rubbed off BY collar on the shoulder
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property PAY charges, and take her away oApgy
7 OsT-0a the nth inst, in going from George
CASE; the rod being jointed one, in four pieces
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at EBBS, YATES & co. 81 Dry Good Store, corner
sth and 1 sts., Navy Yard. jsls-st.
STRAYED AWAY from street north, batween
\? 9th and It'll on Tuesday, small red cow, with
white face and very large horns; and white spots
on the sides: g reward will be paid for her
turn to ROMAN PELTSMON, on street. bet. 9Th
and 7rh ja 1897
w name trimmed, star in forehead. The other
has star on forehead and the right mind foot has
white spot on it, and is heavily foaled $40 re-
st sts s'ea fs1S m
je lS-3tt
COO REWARD-Lost, in going from the Hop
- ~ Restaurant on 9TH street, betwe en- D and E
TREASURY Motif s amounting to ss5. The ind d
the loser by leaving it with JAMES BEEL. Clerk at
the Ladies window, City Post Office. je lost"
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IMPORTANT FROM THE FRONT.

More Fighting in Front Of Petersburg on
Saturday Grant Constantly Gaining
Ground on the Enemy-He Captures a
Piece OF Artillery on Saturday-The Ad.
vantages Gained Over the Enemy on that
Day to be Vigorously Pressed.
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~ Our peighbor, Metzerott, has just pub
,ishad " Tribute to the Memory Of the Late
col Uric Dahlgren," words BY B. B. French,
ypu.ic by J. N, Mcfarland.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

PRESIUENT IINCULN.
The President and his youngest son left the
city yesterday afternoon, on the Ordnance
steamer Baltimore, to pay trip to Grant, 1t is
reported, and see how affairs are progressing
on James River
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON x, BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS At AUCTION
For Sale House No; 4o3, on street between
paired hroa ehout, will be sold At Auction to tia
highest bidder on WEDNESDAY. June go, AT
venient dwelling. its location, for health. good
water convenience to Market, City Cars and all the
Public Build cannot be surpassed In the CITY
Terms cash.
Possession given At Bale.
Conveysncine and stamps IT cost of purchaser.
This Property It Is believed viii rent for So per
month,
j. @, MCGUIRE a Co. AuoA-
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& WILLIAMS, Aactioneers

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GOTH
STREET. BETWEEN NORTH N AND Sis,
On MONDAY the 9th instant, at o'c!k, D. m.
shall SELL in front OF the premises. Lots Is and
IL. in sub division Of Square No. 90. These Lots
have each front Of ~ feet inches on 2Oth street
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest. deed given
and a deed oftrust taken,
All convsysncing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
Se0 will be REQUIRED Of each purchaser when the
property is knocked off, or it win be Put up gain
and sold to the next highest bidder.
tA 81 eoAds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucz
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKs.,

FIREWORKS! FIREWoRKst
The largest assortment in the city.
FLAGSl FLAGSlI
of all kinds.
LANTERNS. LANTERNS II
for illuminations, &c
Roman Candles, Exhibition Pieces
Scroll Wheels, Fire Crackers,
Sky Rockets, Pulling Crackers.
Pin Wheels, Torpedoes,
Triangles, Flotillas,
Vertical Wheels, Chinese Bombs,
Saxon Wheels, Fire Balloons,
China Flyers, Toy Cannons,
Flying Pigeons, Cracker Pistols,
Serpents, Torpedo and Cracker Pts
Grass Hoppers, tolls combinea-a new
Flower Pots, article,
Blue Lights, Transparent Lanterns,
Bengola Ii ghts, Toy Drums.
Mines,
COME EVERYBODY,
and get your supplies for the
GLORIOUS FOURTH
from the great
NATIONAL FLAG AND FIREWORKS DEPOT,
800 STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH.
Depot for Boswell & Warmers celebrated
COLORIFIC FOR COLORING THE HAIR.
D-The Trade supplied. je ls-2w
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A GOOD MoyE.-The clerks and other EN-.
ployees at Giesboro' Point have commenced
su description in aid Of the families Of those who
suffered by the Arsenal explosion.
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u GREEN L WILLIAM, Ap.s,,oe,r,,

EgIKAY COW AND DALI AT AUCTION.
On WIPE sSpA y, the asd inst. &C 4 O'Clock, p,
Lynch on north street, between tth aud Sth ct
vest. One black Cew and Calf. with white spots ON
the hind euArters. taken up and duly "A ysrti sed
here,ofore o. an EstTay Cow.
IL 81 p GREEN A WILLIAM .
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBs.-George
Maubley, grand larceny: Jail for court. Rich'd
Rollings, sleeping in street; Elizabeth Shorter,
perjury; dismissed. Jacob Aaron, disordsrIy:
locked up. Timothy McFay, do; do. John
orr, do; do. Anthony Jennings, drunk and
disorderly; VIM. Jones No. 1, deserter; militia
No. 2, deserter; do. Robert Kemp, assault and
battery; bail for court. Adam Zsnker, indie.
cent exposure; John Burns, Daniel Burns, J.
Cole, sleeping in q wegon; dismissed. Daniel
McCarty, throwing stones; locked up. John
Shelley, assault and battery; ruled for hearing.
Also, a second assault and battery; do. Geo.
Moody, drunk and disorderly; S1.5S. Ann
Dorsey, disorderly and profane; workhouse
James Redmond, assault and battery; dis.
missed. John Sullivan, grand larceny; do
Peter McGinnis, violating hack law: for trial.
George Carl. having possession Of stolen
cow; dismissed. Hannah Stafford, drunk and
disorderly do. Daniel Conner, throwing
stones; do. James Sweeny, drunk; workhouse.
Ellen Smith, do. and disorderly; do
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GENERAL GILMORE

GENERAL GILMORE
This officer, who has Deen relieved, and or
dered to report at Washington to await further
orders, arrived here last night at ~ O'Clock, on
board the dispatch steamer Lady Lincoln.
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je I'LL
limited STATES HOTEL,
JOHN WEST. AXRoN MILLER,

PR0PRIEfoRS.
Beg leave to call the attention Of their friends
and the public to the above magnificent IA
Establishment, which win be open for 10 IA
June.
Besides . spacious Dining Hall and Parlors, i
contains An unusual number Of large and we'll
ventilated Bed Rooms, all handse mely furnished
with new furniture throughout.
The Proprietors of this Establ is meat viii spare
care or expense to meet the wants OF their
guests. thereby hoping to share literally In the
public patronage.
Application for rooms made to the subscribers,
by letter to Cape Island, will receive 3 prompt
reply. rv,r ,p,
e3-sw WEST MILLER.
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UNION MEETING FOR PRAYER ON BEHALF
OF THE COUNTRY, AT w EsLRY CHAPEL. FIVE
O'CLOCK P. M. EACH DAY.-On Sunday, Rev.
Drs. Nadal and Sunderland announced Union
meeting for the country, to be held at S o'clock
p. m. at Wesley Chapel, and to continue during
the week. The deeply important tact was al
each other, and are, perhaps. actually in the
last struggle. 1t was urged that now was the
time for all who love the country to join in i'm
ploring Gods blessing upon our efforts to put
do wn this terrible and wicked rebellion. Will
all the pastors and their people come to the
meeting! We hope they will.
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ANoTHRR.-It was another of the victims OF
the Arsenal disaster, Mrs. Bresnehan, and not
Mrs. Tippett, as stated, whose children were
left in destitute circumstances by her death
Mrs. Tippett, we hear, left but one child, which
is properly cared for. ass Irp