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Army of the Potomac. [from our own correspondent.] Manassas, Sept. 12th.
The village of Manassas, or Tudor Hall, as the Post-Office is called, is very much smaller than is generally imagined.
In the village proper there are not above three or four houses and within a circuit of three or four miles perhaps not more than five or six hundred inhabitants.
The station is situated on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, some quarter of a mile from its junction with the Manassas Gap Road.
There is no regular depot, but a rudely constructed building answers the purpose at present.
One plain two-story house, with a porch in front to which you mount by half a dozen steps, was formerly the hotel, while the only remaining roofs the place can boast, is a small white cottage, now used as a hospital, and a small rough office occupied by Adams & Co.'s Express.--The telegraph is in two horse-cars, like those used on the city railroads, in one of which the battery is placed, and in the oth