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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUGHT OF MAGINIs HENDERSON, Colored.
stosn BAY AND i ssass nigh to be
forward, proving property, pay Gharg1s can tlke
we ST. 472Hn bet. ID aud Sd. Eoslish' Hill.
L tFea inst, dark bay HORSE The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property, psy
sso. .'N 'N' GEoRGsE. GILL;
Jy 2s-3t. 18th st. east, between G and l.
ZANE TONY PREMISES ON THE ETHIULY,
The oTnsr or owners is requested 70 come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take them
IoHs Bridge " Gy % stJ bAN'L HAGEN. "'
&05 KEWARD...Was stolen on the plight Of
J I% the R.s%ss g,
light sorrel HORSE, medium size, four yesrs old
sPrnE With Light hS and tall with %sfs
scar il his forehead. The reward Viii be paid DO,
us aDD q
or At r.
7 OST-On Sunday, the oath inst, a middle sized
- COW bsswn coo5 black ss head white belly,
JOHN WAGEGR corner 9Th and sts tst ~ ss .
to sas
o to
Cemetery Grave Yard. [jy 2s-3t'I Mrs. FRIDAY
WAS HIRED on the 26th instant, to Captain
black pony MARE about years. oId heavy STALL tai
hind feet " hite The finder will be literally re.
w war by leaving it att NArHANs corner ?th
Gin REwARD-strayed or stolen from the
~ ~ commons nerth Of 10th and NJ ats, on the
s nnS Be red to
any person returning her to No. 343 10th at. the
SIS tbs stS d from the suS
III SoGs aSSSs
barton street, Georgetown, D. G. jy23 1t'
cox REwARD-stolen from the pasture of the
Il of
built, thin short name and tail small star in fore.
Ps Or hind f s5 the hin
winded. will give The above reward for the re-
81 the here S and conviction of thief or
~ W THos. G MAGRUDER.
jy @-st Near Glenwood Cemetery.
FosUDsSD-aA; , PSGKET y Containing money
Ambnisncs PARK 18th and | ste. On D. 5yas..
cSW 4bs the 3.
az !; e sai%si sway Ssssss9s o''
s.ss SRWSoUsDGasstD 6 Sc " S.
collar on and name engraved AZ it s5RrssEN.
), + E.g.ess driver at the B. and O. R. r. depot.
sri n kkWARD-Drowned, on the 18th inst, of
Virginia side. DAVID sMIr II, dressed in an India
rubber coat, corduroy pants, and a heavy pair of
boots. The above reward and the thanks of his
brother will be given. ISAAC SMITH
jy q ST. III New jersey av., south of Ca pitoI
&7S REWARD-Lost in Alexandria. OF Friday,
RING, supposed to have been lost in the neigh
berhood Of the City Hotel. The above reward
VOL Tnn Re PAID i the ring is returned to LIEUT..
OF at Mr.. GALT'S Jewelry Store, on Pa. avenue,
Washington. d. @. ~ d St.
I OsT-On Thursd.y evening, July 2ist. Ga
Of Greene street and the Reservoir, ladyI long
having . lock ct attached thereto. A suitable re-.
ward win be paid to the finder upon leaving 1t ct
l2e Greene St, above West Geor setown. ~ 9t+
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CAPTAIN BRAND. OF PIN .oEurTpR Dy;r
~ His LoveS asA Hxploits. b CsDt. II. A. VIE,
Us vssSihs'ssss"as; Z i5or ,.v,a.
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POLICE PPoIHTMEHT.-Yesterday the Board
OF Commissioners OF Metropolitan Police ap-
pointed VIM. N. Wood to be a patrolman in
the 9TH precinct, vice David O'Connor dis
mi
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STATE OF THR THRRMoMRrRR-AtF Frank.
lin Co.'s, opticians, No. Pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the theI mometer stood to-day at
O'Clock, 80 In the shade, and 1l3 in the sun
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PERSONAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED desires TO acknowledge
the great service rendered her by Dr. RAU
CHIC, months, who Was afflicted with water ON
she brain and whose case was given U a. hopeless
~ Two othef physt"taps. DR.. X. took tho case in
hand and restored the child to life
jy 49, ANNIE CARROLL.
MADAME KEN, the greatest Astrolo sist and
ly1 Pbrenologist, who perfectly uuderstsnds eh o
PLANETARY influences and effects, she is ther eiors
eoietp give instruction regarding health marriage,
&c. madame Keim can be con su ted on the past,
present and future events and will insure general
satis action. By calling at the corner Az and ats
Island sitting for Gentlemen o.; Ladies 50 cts.
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DOG SLAUGHTER.-Iesterda the Off GERS of
the Fourth Ward reported the total um Der of
dogs killed during the day as thrty-two In
that ward alone. Officer Crown rep orte thai
he had killed seventeen; McColgan, 8 Pendle
3; Fuss, 3; Howard, 3; 7. J. Frazier, O.
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PERHONI Ar

~. PERSONAL.
o TIE PuBLIC Il take this method Of REQ
omrrending H. Miller, 511 9Th street Justioe
and strict ttsritJ, aad would say that any one
having oestness TO transact will fnd him "a in.
wfopELfrom MI own personal x psrisnoe il case
tried before him on tie 18th and Nth inst.
J.rFABIAN.
MAD AME AHOLIAB WOULD Rlsp nor PuL,
WI IL announce 70 her friends and the pubale
generally. thst she Is new settled pernsses<iy II
Isand. xheEs she e prepared 70 resd, 10 ii whs
require It. the Past, Present and Tature Beiag
counsel With safety .peA al matters; especially
business matters; or in fact an ytSins ef Inport-
ance Ladies rs oents; 0eSfleneo n Is. On Ss
consslted nom O. N. untii ,. NJ. iYNiWs
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action among freshmen in future If the de.
ceased could have secured unity Of action, the
great object OF his lfe the franchise "a snt of
Ireland, would have been accomplished.
Col Florence, Mr.. ID. ]. Toohy. and T ].
OConnel ioiiowed. each paving an appro-
A vote OF thanks TO thu Mayor and Board OF
Common Council was passed, as was also to
the Chairman, DR.. Ant'sell,) and the meeting
adjourned.
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PETTY LARcENIEs-Margaret Frederick

PETTY LARCENIEs.-Margaret Frederick
was arrested yesterday by officer McCoIgan,
on two charges of larceny. The cases were
tried by Justice Giberson, and it appeared bv
the defendants confession that she took a pair
of earrings from Mary Ryan, and a finger
ring and linen collar from Anne Digney. She
declared that she did not intend to steal them
but only intended to use them at a distance, to
which she was going. She was held to bail
for court. Charles Bently was arrested by
officer Frazier for the larceny of certain prop
ertv, &c, from the restaurant of 2. M. Dubant
& Bro. The case was tried before Justice
Bates, who held BentIv to bail for court
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ITO! FOR GLYMoNT!
FRET GRAND CLAM BAKE OF THE SEASON
The steamer PHOENIX will leave foot of 7th
street,
SUNDAY. July 81, 1884 Ea&l@A
at 10 O'Clock a. IN, to convey pts. &E1ensEzsIa
senEers to this placs of resort return
ing to the city by clock p, m
Tickets, One Dollar
For passage ap oily to the Captain ON board
il % ct Sunday Chronicle ]
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A Cow CAsB.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr.
Mccormick, who resides in Uniontown, was
before Justice Gull on the charge of uulawfulIy
retaining cow belonging to officer Cline. 1t
appears that number of cows, among them
MIR. Cliue's, got into Mr.. MeCormick's corn-
field and destroyed some Of his crop, and all
succeeded In getting out except Mr.. C.'s Mr.
Mccormick sent word to the owner that he
had the cow, and Mr.. G. went over to get the
cow or milk her, but he was refused and or
ing, (Mr. Day appearing for the com plainaut.)
the justice gave judgment for plaintiff The
question as TO damages will go into court.
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J. @. HOWARDS n
&LIdXTERSYG, HIEINa, HAoK, Hx ~

e Street, Bet,oes3 9Th and Til, North Sid
The subscriber has constantly on hand large
will hire sell or exchange
The Office ofthe Mari boro and Washin gton stage
line is at the above place.
Also, attached to the same place is q ane REs
TAURANT. jy ls-lm
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~ ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.-The first
~ mass in this Church, on SUNDAY next,
5lst inst, VIII commence at O'Clock. jy 29.2t'
055THIE; NATIONAL RIFLES Are hereby or
H1s sst uiy e at
.seA 81 E Gldf. Sfft sSG5s order, ssrxt
nFAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TaE
the s sseto of u Of the Rsbs
IVY w 2s st at o'clock r. nmoRsEL1 SECRETARY,
roRFiGEoR TaE METRoPoLIrANRA RAIL
Iss5At mss.Fs q TIE stOekhsasIs
serve I'VE f9 p one Tn. year: ,,, s.
Lewis ciephsne.s 4: +. shsphesd.
And at M eeting Of the Directors held on the
evening of the above day, the following officers
s. P. Brown, President; NJ. G. Emery, Trea-
Attest: LEWIS cLEPHANE.
NJ NOTICE:-To The People Of Wqshtngton and
A ~ Public gsnnally : Upholsterins and
done best style and at the shortest notice old
cp5Iea hair @stresses can be made as good ney
street north, between ~ and 9Th street west.
GRANT, SHERMAN, and all other Union Cen
NJ erals, in true original Ikenesses. Also fine
FRANKLIN a. GO I'd ;S Ssss j. -
Catalogues of our Carries de Vislte furnished free
on application. jy % ct
ARTILLERY HORSES WANTED AT ONCE.
CHIEF QuARrERMAsrERs OEpIcs,
WASHINGTON DsPoT,}
WASHING ON, July 70, 1864 \
HORSES suitable for artillery service will be
n ii es s in in
lars (Sls') per animal each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
Horses to he delivered to and inspected by Capt.
G H Tom W1n;. A @ N, 2. 8. A., corner ed and
. . Bslspaisr General oh1st ssseEsssr
y2a-2d Depot Of Washington
EoR sALR-A good TOP BUGGY. Ipquire of
l. b. WELLS. 116 High street, Georsetown.
" rs Nv
WREATHs PRESSED IN THE NEATEsT
w STYLE.-Persons desiring Wresths and Bo-
friends will please call at No 436 Eleventh street
bet and n streets. ~ 1s3t'
TOR sALE-The BELL of Perseverance, Fire
L Company, Weighing l25S pounds with frame,
equal to an in the country. Also. thirty t. forty
eight hest style Firemen a Hats Address
HkNRY LYLEs. President Perseverance, Plre
company jy Is cost
T. Goop PICTURES.
CARES De vfsfFFs OF f xSBk6rYPPEss sboaiS
eau at Plumb Gallery" where they ore sure TO be
The proprietor Of this we'll known gallery has
an experie ce of over twenty years in the bust
ness and has MI de arran gements to get up super
Dssuerreotypes OF Ambrotypes Of deceased per.
sons '' ReIGM Il ' GALLEY. No. ssss p. .,.,
jyw.3t over Davis Hat Store.
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Gray's Patent Nodded
Collars,

Are universally pronounced the neatest and best
dttine collars eItsnt
The upper edge presents . perfect curve, free
from the an giles noticed in all other collars.
The crsvat causes no packers on the inside Of the
rundown collar; they as SMOOTH INSIDE
As OUTSIDE. apd therefore Perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Gsrotte Collar has q smooth and evenly an
ished edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply fat pieces Of paper
cut in the fern of Q collar, but are NODDED
AND SHAPED TO PIT THE NECK.
They are made In Novelty Tor turn down
style in every half size from IL to II inches and
in Eureka" Cor GarotteJ from Ii to II inches;
and packed in solid sizes" in neat blue cartons,
CON aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones Of ten
sach-the latter 9 very handy package for trsvsl
army and navy officers.
SEvERY COLLAR Is stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR
Bold by all dealers in mems furnishing goods.
The trade supplied BY
WALL. STEPHENS d co.,
apl4-Sm 822 Pa. avenue, Wsshingtou,
A DAMS 1zP 5Efio G0s " X: Avrru,,
Washington, ID. q
GREAT E hSSE ExRkEs F1RKhsDksssP WEST
r.r-s1ssi s aStEt Skb :.
sssTs iS Ssb
wAsFBHfESSt sfEXSrxSSfKK G RiSssrou
0iSS TfTEs Fl EnT E9S5Ss oSS6tts,
iF4 6Rf sSa e.
saIFH ai ss I'd azk
z to M s.
,oehse.ion Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS ND.
s.s O. 9 1. Dg|ss' .t;s'a b.
Den L lac Az da PENkA. AVENUE.
!: s s;,,sfS.s' ...,
r. Ina1nnasicn q Bidder.
I IME AND cEAENfT = 5000
Il Just received cargo Of superior
RocKLAND LIME. ..4ss.
HYpRAULIo CEMENT. aura
which we offer at the lowest market rates.
LINE On Platter .Ad HAlR AMP GsMENr con-
1y0 cow corner Tth street and Ospsi.
CLARIFIED Older o,..-. $3.50,
! have , .st received per schooner; 'aeor.ss:
Of pure msssachu setts OF ARIPIBD OF ER witch
oder for sale ut the lowest srket price, in guam
titles To salt purch asers :
prime article 81 Cider are Invited e call aad sx-
anime this before pafcA.ssiI1Iss ~ nssaafNN,
Union Bo.sains Deg. 20 81 rs srssn s 8
NOflCR,-FOR sALs.soo sets q enc, two, so4
IN fts,r horae eecond hand n I'm ESS; Syy rood
eecond han6 A DDLEs and BRl DLN6, Aps1y %
I'd s. jon NsfON. Ne. 81 3 Penn svenas. bstv ssn
AZ Ard 81 ST. op posits hsticual Hotel. ~ lS-ams
STOVE AND KINDLINa WOOD, Hickory, OK
y ana Pine, sawed and split TO any length aal
,.,o,p Nm - ss:s H e !. 4 o :aa II S, e:
E>OH sAL1s.Ths gcca aud saPerier !sst ssilias
Oes.bs &c. e Ley. Shyf Per s.rtsss q
kAeyr wAAf: - = ----lLL. - ~ A-Q> Z
G~oHIAHiod 70 TIN 1lA1EkloN RHoon1.
W eeStaanAAe 00clAl RA&nrtA Uarratives enf
steee tSlers hHaA EAelsAel ~ RAAel ~ !e.s s
rot q oh9p4 u to regular ieaneeo Of the Asesas
We H'''s& VOL ne. VIII SISS css5ilr Ar.ox
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aactisneers.
ADMINIsTRkTORS' SALE or YURNIruRE
AND HOUSEHOLD EffEcfS, CARRIAGES,

On TUESDAY MORNING. August a. at ten
o'clock, Ut the residence OF the late Joseph Brian
OF Alabama, on Penps Wv Ania avenue be .weep Str
snd 18th sts .tnortk sid ever ssmkea's Jevelry
store, we shall sell the Furniture aAd Effects.
CONT rising
Pluah Covered Parlor Suite,
Marble top sbles. WhAtp0t,
Number OF Paintings and 1ugraviura
Superior Desks and Writing Tables,
Book cases, O&cs Ohairs. o..
Brussels Carpet. Oilcloth aAd Mat lar My
CHRIS Vases, ysricus Orlsnents
Easy Chsirs. Lounge. Osne-ssst Chairs,
Dining able, Side aboard, Beaafet
China. Glass ard Crockery Ware u. 1 ...s
Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery sessIt
linen Sheets, Tove{ snd NapfisS, -
Bed1tesds. Bureaus and Waa6ssaa1s. 80
Toilet 6ets, LoekiAE 0isssaa, - -1'lstg -y T.
Msttseesee, Boosters aud Pillows. . = -tr
Blenhets, Csnfosts. Hpeosds,
Lot Of Books aAA Mass 'ateF ae..t,..
, AaynAzdn Ri6e. jerks" OasSine. srg ~
Lot Of ktehea Qtepslls. TO-, DC. esJ 5l,- ~
: Am naee&. IN fsOas Of the preaieea. stve ex-
,eeue3t eOpsa Carriages. Harness, kass. iRsSss.
1sr.s easA. {oHN 2; 0onnRAKa.
VA .As: o, x,sti AZ; g. x: |: Z q
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PROPOSALS FOR REOONSrRU1rIN0 FUR.
NACES AT THE CAPITOL

Office Of the C0mnaissiorer ofPpblie Buildinss,t
July 18th iSSt,
for reronstructiog FIVE furnaces under the Ga ptvl
until MONDAY, the 9Th day Of August next. ut
u sclu OK noon,
Said furnsnoes to be of No. -, best Keistar box
furnaces. built in the best manner Auy OF the
ad vanta geo nsly used in constructing the new on
is to be used, and soss desiring to bid are in
vited to call any day between this and the 9Th of
August, upon Mr. J. W. Angus g.nerai su Uerio.
tendent, who will show them the furnacas and
make any desired ex plsnatioo ~"o
B. B. PRENCH.,
jy I'd Commissioner Of Public Buiidinss
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TOR sALE-A BAR8RR SHOP with lease: Also
L store room. Apply at no 429 corner I'd and G
s0. jy 293t*
EOR SALE CHEAP. FOR CASH.-A two. storx
BRICK HOUSE, with largs Car penter Shop
gas ant water in house,-Sl 400->on LIST St third
house above L. Apply immediately = rare bar
gam. jy a9-3tr
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RY GREEk & WILLIAM, Auosionsers.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND 1or A.
AUCTION
On MONDAY. the list oSy Of August, at o cl ock
p, m. We shall Sell in fro at OF ths o-emis.a OIL
Of Lots, In square 5'3 With the ion prove ne ,ts
which consist VI good two sto ~ frame house
7 has pro perty fronts north N street ost !. an
4th ard Mh vest. having . front Of Is feet aun
Terms cash, a4
5y.ss-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets
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"a HARD CRo~ D-L-.st Ikut, as Roundsman
Pierce was passing the corner Of I'd street and
Pennsylvania avenue, he found Hugh McMa-
hon, the keeper of q restaurant, quarrelling
with one Dacey, who is connected with the
show above the restaurant, and ordered him
TO desist. Mcmahon complied for a short time
but soon renewed the quarrel, when Pierce
arrested him. James Keatly, the bsrkeeper OF
the establishment, ran to the assistance Of
Mem. and was about to rescue him, when OF.
fcers Wallingsford and Padget came to the
assistance Of Pierce, and, after a rough time.
during which Keatly attempted to draw q
knife, they were taken to the station This
morning Justice Ferguson fined McMahon
1858 for disorderly conduct and Keatly 800 SO
for carrying concealed weapon and SI6 for
disorderly conduct, and also held them TO bail
for resisting the officer.
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POLICE RRPoRrs-Second Preeinct-Michv
Ryon, selling whisky to soldiers: 800 Also,
selling without license; $50 John Eichel,
selling whisky 70 soldiers; military. Thos. A.
King, bogus detective; do. I. j. Moo uiucy,
disorderly; 81. A. II. Besson, selling liquor
unlicensed; 800.
Third Precinct.-A. Smith, disorderly; sl.ii.
L. Johnson, do; S244. CatharIne Meg uire,
do; workhouse. Michael Wall, do; $3.50.
Thos. BARKER, do; S2.a4. w. F. Lumbsey, do
S3.4. John Rodgers, do; S2.i4. Ellen Con
nor. do. and drunk; workhouse. John Fra
sier, larceny; dismissed. John Brown, assault
and battery; for hearing James Parrot, ped
ding liquor unlicensed; 800. Mary Gallag her,
selling iquo to soldiers; Jail in default Of 800
Fourth PrecincG-John Murray, disorderly;
81 90. Julia Brooks do; dismissed. NJ. Her.
ney, drunk and disorderIy; SO. Elizabeth
Walker, do; So. Eliza Wightman, do; work
house. Mary Burch and. John Knighton,
drunk; workhouse
SiIth Precinct.-John F H. Thompson disor-
derby; 50. Henry Brown, do; ST. Rensey
Brown, do; 81. S. Hunter, drunk military.
Chas Fabesckler, assault and battery; dis
missed. Miles Burns, disorderly; 81. J. Will
lams, drunk; ST.
Tenth Precinct.-Isabella Penny, disordsrIy,
81; William Shaw, larceny, dismissed; Jno.
CazIne, deserter, military; Jno. Brown, dis
orderly, workhouse; Louis Rose, suspicion OF
desertion, military; Jno. Brown, carrying
concealed weap@"e -"-Nh"-se.
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w CARLISLE, PENN'A.
that This fayorite and fashionabis Water
ing Place is now open for visitors. TheVEmY
Carlisle White Sui phur Springs stu lt,14
ated in Cumberland County, Pa, about four miit1
northeast Of Carlisler. The personal and undivided
attention of the Proprietor will be given to the
wants and comforts o. bis guests
~ Is ST. N, W WOODS. Ptoprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
BOmbardment Of Fort SUMTER
Continued.
&c, &c, &c., &c &c.
From Grants Army.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or PoroMAcl
May "a, SPIN.
messenger who eft the ,ront at o'c ock th S
evening reports the enemy crossing the South
Anna, with our forces in close pursuit Over
6OO prisoners have teen brought in since yester-
day. and more are arriving
Firing heard this morning in thei direc-
ton of Port Royal, and is supposed to be from
a rebel battery which is reported to have been
placed al point twelve miles from Fredericks.
burg.
An orderly of Gen. Lee was brought to head
quarters to-day on whom was found dispatches
to Ewell from Lee, ordering him fall back to
the detenses OF Richmond.
A Lieutenant taken two DAYS ago saws the
brigade to which he belonged had been at Ply
mouth and Drury's Bluff, aud after fighting But
Ter, was sent at once to join Lees army in front
OF Grant
This morning detachment from the cavalry
expedition under Sherman arrived at headouar-
tiers, announcing their safe return across the Pa
munkey last night. and that they would arrive
Tonight.
Custar division cut the railroad IL miles be-
low Hanover Junction on the Dist. burning two
bridges and tearing up mile of track. Their
hOrses were pretty well exhausted, but few ia, S
lest and eed Oh the fine clover in this vicinity
will again soon put them in a condition for SER
vice
The Richmond Whig OF the Goth saws:
The losses in Wickham's brigade were &
officers killed. "a wounded and missing Non
commissioned offices and prlvates-56 killed, 3l3
wounded and 55 missing.
Lomex's brigade-9 officers killed, II wounded
ana II missing; % men killed, l39 wounded and
I'D missing. Total loss in the division $50
BIisadier General Gordon of North Carolina,
commanding cavalry, died Thursday from
wounds received while fighting Sheridan's caval
ry near Richmond
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From NeW York


NEW YORK, May 25-The Herald's cores
poRdeut says:
Our line of advance from Bowling Green is
due south 10 Richmond
Lee has longer distance to march. and the
probabilities we shall reach there first. Lee
may by a forced march reach there at the same
time. but his army would be so exchausted that
the result of the engagement would not be doubt
iul
OLD CHEsrERFIELD, Va. Nav %, 10 P. NJ
News from Warren aud Hancock is beyond our
expectations.
Both corps effected Judgment on the right
bank of North Anna late this evening. after a
sharp and decisive engagement
Al each crossing they succeeded in carrying
the enemy's line of rifle pits, and driving them
completely from their vantage ground.
The Tribune's special says that rebel prisoners
state that Lees whole army was moving through
Hanover Junction but when intelligence reached
them that Grant moving towards the North
Anna river. portions OF LOngstreet's and Hills
corps were sent TO dispute the passage of the
river. Their resistance, however. though sharp,
was futile. and our troops creed their way over
and the rebels back mile. sustaining very little
damage.
Another correspondent SAYS of the Importance
of Grants last movement, that an officer re
marked after il was accomplished that he would
have risked three battles to have gained the ad
vantage he has secured.
rebel bearer OF dispatches captured has two
dispatches To show that Lee is falling back on
Richmond. The army be SAYS, is in panic
Charleston Harbor advces OF the 18th. to the
Tribune say the monitors and batteries we're
pounding away at Sumter all day and night on
the l4th, and resumed on the 5th with increased
vigor ana effect.
I ha Tribunp's Snacial da,od np,r u,nora-
Junction. 24th. midnight, says:
Grants grand flank movement made with
such celerty that il not only oustei Lee from bis
stronghold at SpottsylvaDia c. D.. but pushed
him back beyond the North Anna River in such
disorder that be was unable to present a solid
front
The first days march left Hancock near Mil
ford Station, strongly entrenched with three lines
of earthwOrks. where be could easily repulse the
whole o. Lees army
On the 2ith the whole army moved down by
Mount Carmel Church to within four miles of
the North Auna
Here hne Of battle va. formed. and the
march resumed, expecting that Lee would show
6ght
At the river some slight resistance was made.
but they soon found u too strong for them. gave
way, and were driven pell nell into aud across
the stream
Our pickeis then extended along the line OF
the river upon the lett
Warren upon the righ, and was quite a
successful in sepulsng three charges aud purSu-
ing the enemy across and beyond theriyer. where
he il strongly entrenched.
The whole army j. animated with its successes
We learn from Folly Island. that Oh the 18Th
instant. that an imOprttnt exDedition made b,
the 1854 New York Volunteers vas highly sue