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pOOrs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES -Still nt
the old stand side Of Pennsylvania between Sixth
and Seventh opposite Browns HotelA HOOVER son
still the old place. south side Of Pennsylvania between
9Th and m opposite Browns HOTEL where they would be
pleased their old and the public in general and
win complete Of ladies' misses, and
cbire geniemens boys' and youths shoes and boots of all
styles aud pnces
Cloth button hceled CATERS, with without tips
French lasting button and hecled gaiters
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting aud hid
DO black and white satin CATERS
do do slippers
DO aud black kid and Morocco slippers
Plain lace CATERS, all coors
Md boots Jefersons, thick thin
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, and colored foxed tipped CATERS
Tan colored do do superior article
DO tipped ami plain Morocco boots, thick soes
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button gaeTs
Morocco boots and Jehersons thick and thin soles
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent leather boots of superior quality
Do do pcgged, for 50
Kid top Congress gate black and coored single and dasbe
Calf Congress CATERS, single double soIes
Calf Oxford Ties and Monereys do
Patent leather pumps and low quartored shoes
superior article Of sewed boots spring shnnks
With general variety of scwed and peggcd boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
this line is prepared supply all de
mands of boots and shoes in variety fs,ylcs.
FOR SERVANTS.
this complete, and feel conf
dent furnish good article and at fair prices
Thankful still solicit continuance OF custom
keeping selling that
elsewhere.
Mot,o. Quick profits forge, s,ore
but call at A. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel between 6ih 7tb sis.,
oct 7--eodlm south side,
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NOTICE.
OnDsAsor oysros,


Washington, September 2e, 1854.
CONGRESS during having made an
Tor the purchase OF the best beec loading
me United States army, provided
ia practical test thereof shall deem purchase
propeT inventors ard
mems OF such Will be Of
December next for preliminary
reasonable expectation of being useful purchase made
sufficient number ay twenty five of each of aodng
expectaonl 10 be placed In the
field The result OF this practical Secretary in
king decision. HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel Ordnance.
The editors the following newspapers will
above notice week weeks
OF the containing The National Ineigcnce
Evening STAR Washington Argns, Philadelphia Military
Argus New York Times, Hartford Times, Post,
at Piltsbu Times Louisville; Delta New Orleans.
Sep 30-2awGw
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United states Patent Omce,

hash"s'o", 0ePo"pci 90 ie'i'
r. Wiinma deceased of Moresu Station New York urnvng
pacnt granted said pbos Wle
ns on the lah of December 1870 , an Improvement ia sn
clney for hardening hats n ng for seven years from The
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Monday .he % an 0 November nsa at ~ o'clock M and all
.n, .i % no,;,nn ns, pp, 10 hn ,ran,ed ~ " g ' "'''
why ny sau petition ought S not 10 70 be granted -, - a.,
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any, wiihn Ten days ther.alier. =,
',o, .s hs nouSo oe IN ,"e 'hc
anu Evening star, ~ ~ sen,ps fnsus'
osion Mnsaahu,es and Daily Courier Buaalo NJ " once
week weeks previous
ber next, The day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Eators of ,o ,hoyc r.nsYs will please cobv and
h;us a., ,ho ,,ner uoice
sen 80. 'l,wayy ~ e' ' : ''' N
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Il. I.UIZ,
AND UPHoLSTERER

CABINET-NAKER AND UPHoLSTERER,
No. rs South E2epcnth Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULLY attention Of the public TO his
where he keeps constantly hand large assortment OF paror
and chamber furniture comprising
Sofas from Saj TO SlOO Arm chairs from sI6 o 500
parlor Book 10 10 1860
Sofa tables 1910 100 Extension tables, 55 TO 100
Ethgeres Tot 95 Writing desks, 33 To 100
An the above furniture made expressly rep patronage, aud
The prices are at least ten cent ess than good furniture can be
bought anywhere else
Goods any part Of the Union packed under bis
July 97-3dmonf
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u. j. steers New Goods.

T. ~
HAVE elegant fall and goods
north
Gontemen upOa finding complete stock Of
and best goods In ie market fair prices by calling
No fss 7h
Sep 2e-2aw3wif
l1Ds SALE commodous house.
lh side House
papered painted
immed
sey Address 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
oct iS--fr
hEW feIi and winter goods and fasbions.-DUVAI,L
BRO, merchant Taiors, have just returned from New
they their purchases from the best import
exhibit Of the choicest
line OF business all which
they prepared make order in the most elegant and fashion
able style. DUVALL & BRO
septlS-3uw3w
A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
n employment academy school, willing
time SEVERAL will do hmseft the pleasure OF attending
applications wihing employ
submlng his testimonials In obedience ca addressed
d, Washington ID @. Sept s-d2w
Library Of Congress,
October Q, 1854
NOTICE ia hereby thai Library will b.
~ Thrrsfav, assip =
opened until SATURDAY the 18th of November.
JOHN 3. MEEuAN,
i0-eod2w Librarian.
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uAwKEn on shooting edited by VIM. n Porter,

gAwISER ON shooting edited by VIM. y. Porter,
Frank Foreser's Field sports vols.
american Game in its seasons by Frank Forester
The Rod and the Gun by Wilson and oakieigh vol Edn
burgh.
Tine Tine Yssss 1%sf se m tSaaSa London
Hints 10 spo,lsmen by f. s. Lewis, NJ d
Krider's Sporting Anecdotes.
H"s 901a on nns. hs Dog sss edited %s & By e s
Observations on Dog brekns by William Floyd samekeeper
Col. Hu,chin,sn on Dog breaking vol. London
Mayhem on Dogs FHANCK TAYLOR
Sept
THE srAGE.-PersonaI Recoeciion Of the Stage by VIM
l. b. Wood Further supplies Just received 2, ,,r,
Oct ii Bookstore, 9th street.
AT no former period has our stock been so good
An Immense lot Of SUPERIOR and reliable qaae. Irish linens in
sw asa 81 @ s wd n qna and prices
Towels Napkins doyics and owetngs OF the best kinds IN
In all classes goods we proes. to decided bargains
MOURNING GOODS
of all kinds coresanEsy hand
IN RICH SILKS, RIBANDs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
day. may pardonsd
all goods OF this class aud cannot fail TO strike the most
100 pieces white aannels, assorted, many extra fine
large lot of all The beat styles OF domesics
oopieces shirtIng cotons from low priced to extra fine
fine supply OF choice blankets aud bed comforts
Quite large invoice of rich pads for ladies' and chdrens
White Canton long cashmee and other de-
signs and combinations in shaws
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND vEsTINGs
proyertially prices goods
Daily addi,ons made 10 our stock Throughout, the season.
Ihe goods annually passing through hands,
all obtained from the best enables TO offer many special
inducements TO purchasers
An examination oistyies and prices solicited
cases 1o' ''s 70" das PEnsY sAs RaoThER m ''' ." " al
ce"'a' Sppose Spsss Ssnire Sssi suialls Mass
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UMBEGYba subscribers, having Established themselves the
old OF VIM Bird and
streets prepared furnish NIL articles in
ole terms. They solicit share of public patronage
GEO w. GARRETT s. Co
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RosroN American Almanac, complete set from Its
" commencement in 1890.
ment in 1893
Sept7 FRAycK TAyI.op
lux Honey Moon, aud
~ fpneh with Numerous Illustrations
hiles besson--A
innam and Harper DC
rmlhcr supplies OF Fashion and Famine
oh sMe al TAYLOR & MAURY'S
"oP@ Bookstore, 9th st.
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4 mEiiGAN HOUSE, Boston Is
LEWIS hlee Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly urned possessing
ie modern and
ton ~ the ifsTeing puh,ie,
u ID
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"A EMOIKs of Cciebrased Characters by Lamarine. &
vi vols
The Dead Sea, Sodon Somorrah, Lands by
De Saucyi ajourney IN 1851 and 1852, 2 vols.
Life and Epes OF ST. Paul; by Conybeare and Hows0n.
vols.
The Lost fIeiress; by Mrs. Southwouh vol.
Ataja Norwegian mud Lapland tale from the Germnn
North American Review, for October, 1854
Perseverance, aud Enterprises for the young vol
Lies Lesson; novel; | vol
The Fossil Spirit; a dream off geology. vol.
The Home IN the Valleys by Miss Carlcn translated from the
Swedish. vol
Parsonage; from the of Gieske.
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated. / vol.
Statesmen of the Times OF George the Third; by Lord Broug
9 vols u.
Lady Russeps Letters. | vol
and Prejudice by Mrs
Chamberss Papers for the People vols
Chanbersa Miscellany. 10 vols,
Select Writings Of Robert CLanoers A vols.
Putnam's Monthly Magazine for October
Dickenss Household Words for October
Oct FRANCK TAYLOR
THE Birds az the Bible, elegantly tiinstratc ted by
l. the Rev. II. Harbaugn.
Narrative of Il Journey Round in the Bible
Lands in 1850 and 1851 by f. De Saucy member of The Fenc
Institute. 2 vols.
Parsonage translated from The German Of Rob
eft Gseke
Aaga Norwegian Lapland Tale, Nor
translated from the German Of Theodore Mugge by Edward
Joy Morris
Cuuimings's Message from God.
Do Great Sacrifice.
DO Christ receiving Sinners.
Do Minor Works-secont s.rea.
Physicians Visiting List fsr 1854,
Just receyed aud on sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Oct Bookstore, near 9th st.
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Tickets $40 halves slo-auarers s5-eishths So 50.
Certificates of packages of IS whole tickets, $3.50 90
Do do 25half do 100 90
DO quarter do
Do do 25 eighth de- 80 30
udef of tickets and shares and certificates of packages the
above splendid lotteries will receive prompt
an account OF each drawing will be immediately ae is
to all who order from
Address p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
ocl Ga--td Wilmington, Del.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
~ Just received, splendid lot Of
New sikg of every description
Cloaks and maniies, the styles
Shawls of every Kind
Mousselne de LANES and plaid marinos
Cloths, cassimeres, and vestings
Domestic goods ofcvery kind
1900 yards a 4 curtain c-,,ch al u can,s
i,Vo' oo uitss ,-ri'co coors 64
~ hanosop-s goods various kinds
as,ry velvet, tapestry Brussels, ngrain and thcepy
'.f pets, cheap.
Octa4-dlOdf HALL. BROTHER
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HALL AND WINTER styles OF ready made clothing
OF superior cut and fnisn embracing the Tama
ngee and shaped sacks black blue fashionable
irock and dress coats and
BLACK and figured panaloons pnshes mefnO k
saun vests; shirts collars undershrt, gloves,
Boys and youths clothing always o hand
The above articles will be sold lowest prices
NOAH WALKER * CO,
Marbc Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 29--3mwiwi( Browns Hotel Building
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2. HE NEW YORK QUARTERLY for October,
Memorable Women: The Story of p; Mrs Newion
Croaid -
illustrations
Society by Henry siiles, Essoys
Poems by Thomas William Parsons.
Crnys Eiegy in Country Church Yadsna, eepanv lus
traed edition.
Just received TAyiOR & NAJTRy,s
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4 EW Fall and Winter Goods.-WM. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania north side three doors
west Of Third street has just a,se and handsome asso
he calls the of his friends public
will be made order the shortest notice, in
fashionable style, very possible price,
N BAlways on hand general assortment Of genemens fur
nshng goods
1-aaw3wif
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CURTAIN MArERIALsJust rcctyed and on sale, cases
French goboins French ans, English and German
danask ans, in all cop and producing
best effect.
Ten elegant Swiss lace ono and embroidered
muslin under-cur,ains, loops and bands matching
Aso the of " I.e Gardo Meube Ancen Mod
Journal dNmeubemenn which contains all the latest
and decorating
other irapery be had
be understood selling goods
unusually low pee with the view OF connng ourselves
the
The benefits
mutual offer other thao the best
goods the country afford for The money.
Terms cash, unless previous agreement is made
CLAGETT, DODSON n co,
9G--eo3uf
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Al - TIONAL MEDICAL. COLLEGE, NNashington,--Th
IN third lectures will TN
fnunh Monday in October, and continue until March.
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I UMBER, LUMBER LUMBER!-The undersigned have
IL established themselves the lumber business at Nth street
bridge, the where they general
lumber prices reasonable
Persons desiring buildings
furnished by calling at the yard.
On hand, fine lot of cedar posts
Sept 29-oaw4w GRIPS & WALLER.
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS-J. RlGGIES, Merchant
N Tailor, returned from New
large vesigs
of the qualities imported all which
specton of the public.
Also and varied OF furnishing goods
geatenen
Goods boys, which he w the best
fine Of mems ready made clothing, all
substantial which he will sell being
dning his attention strictly the regular merchant tailoring bust
|,
1913 seventh street, opposite Sulden, Whcrs, h Co.
Sent
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4 AND WARRANT NOrICE.-In june 1854 the Commis-
Va sionor of Pensions issued bounty land No.
under the September 1850,
widow William Cooper
the address OF f. G. Chambers
ha failed reach the hands of said f. G.
authorized receive
the General Land Office the
fraudulent claimant, and application will be Commis-
sioner of Pensions for duplicate OF said ~
-, . . i. ELIZABETH COOPER.
BuoyRus, (Obio) October 10, 1854.
Octl4--law6w
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Al jAHHEoiATICAia Drawing Instruments, tn variety,
M Of the finest quality hnis others low
bought Europe by the
undersigned
Sets for 81 25 and upwards.
Oc3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NTAVE OF NEW JERSEY.-In tho matter or 0 esq
cheat of lands late of Michael Cakuf, deceasedInquisi
tion, &C, --H"-
Notice hereby given nquon court of chan
OF New Jersey touching the
kuh late of the county of Hunterdon said
without heirs TO inherit duly held by the sheriff said
county and jury on the Both day of August and hath
executed and retuned
said court All therefore, any
real estate are required TO the said
Trenton within tse days after the first day Of April A. d. 1885,
and then and there W they willy tile said
ant to the laws this State such made provided
r. r. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. J.
TRENTON, NJ j.. Sept. 90, 1854
6-l
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A CAKD.-WALTER HARPER X co. would take this method
a Of informing their friends customers, and purchasers generally
that they and inspections choice and
fall goods Of mpoaons comprising
every Silks cmbroidees
goods, Paris coaks, mantles, &c,
ALSO
Linen goods hng eeng table damask birdeye and huck
diaper, napkins, doylies &C, very reduced prices.
J--3teol
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Oct l-eodtlDcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-14

TIE NEW ABMoRY, OR DOWN TOWN ARsBSSI.
We c0nclu e our account Of the citizen soldiery
by the following description Of the new armory, or
down town arsenal, which we find In Valentines
Manual
This sdifioe is situated on the corner OF White
and Elm sUects. Is ID Isl ieet White street gud
81 feet on Elm street. 1t Is built ofblue stone ouy
two stories h'ph. the fistt being thirteen feet aad
the secoDd thirty feet high. Ths WINDOWS are very
psIrow, beioS oDiy eighteen i.cNcs wide t1s. in
case OF an assaut by u nrcb outside, the buidiag
coulc be defended with Success 10y fifty meo. Yhe
first fiosr ID usci gun aad rueatiog ron'r,
the second drill room, Sud rsa"e1vous in case
Of riot. TIE style Is 60 hc, and on the thrse cor
beis OF the buiL,ing situated towers; there are
Eve doors on White street, and one on Eln whic 4
are made Of boiler i-on II is lailt ou piles driven
into the ground. T6is binding Is usc. as recep
tacle for portion OF tle artillery VI the First dvi
sion Of the New York State Nthtia 1t ia very
haI dsome building. and is constructed On the sey
beei rlan icr defence. On tae ceutre Of the 10 II
will be erected a lurgc flag stsf, ~ which COM
municstion from this building aud the arsenal up
town may be carried on by signal telegraph.
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Large Fire Ia C&nbritsgeport.

BOSTON, august IL, 1904.
FIRE broke ont In Cambridgcport about O'Clock last
night opposite the Watson House which did consiera
bic damage. IT took in Pixies stables, from which 1t
spread destroying Woods stsb and tho stores Of Caleb
Wood Co erocers, Kely's clothing warehouse and
wndeis boot and shoe depot tho upper storos of which
were occu pied dwellings. from these the fire extend
ed to other buildings .esroy ing that occupied by the
Cambridge Omnibus Company tho store OF Geo Beden,
painter, and large of others. The fire then
communicated to other buildings, embracing square,
surrounded by Essex Norfolk Austin Streets
ing abont two and half acres A Of wooden build
irgs Austin street also destroyed occupied by
Mrs. Gore, L. L. Tower, benjamin Denton, and Parks
boarding house On the cor1er Of Main snd Essex
stu cts, the house Of hefhsn Russei destroyed In
addition 10 tie above the following ,enetaenta
sumed, occupied by the following nsmed persons ~ c.
snith, halter; G. u, h W. Wilder, ehce store Hill
Chamberlain lawyer J l.. Pearson, statianery; Ma
thsniei SNOW, boots and fhees ard the Odd Fellows
Hall The estimated loss by tho fire Is enc hundred
dou.Y
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THIRD BRIGADE.

This regiment is one Of the best equipped body Of
troops In the United States and Is In every respect
in complete condition TO take the field The CON.
psnes have drilled nigh. week for the last six
months past, ard in 6iton monthly regimentaI
drills bsye been held a. me new City Arsenal. IL is
now thirty years sncs The organization Of this
corps, and its success Ia In great measure a.sri
butsble to the careful and economical administration
Of Its Affairs. AS vel a. to its tactical instruction.
There has been no change Of the uniform ,ince its
organization, with the exception OF tho "a. The
rcpimeit Is 'omrosei ~ ~ c'a. ~ izens
WHO are aniiaAt.a gisa ~ ps9pes % /. 70 l4ze
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N Il VS. BY TEL. C II A p 81.
From Boston.

From Boston.
fUN,RAL OF coMYoDoRx powSEs--ARRtyAI or THE
L. s. SHIP CYANL-
BosTos, August 10, 1854
The funeral Of Commodore Downes takes place &c
the Trinity Church 1t will be attended BY the
piseoned officers OF tine st division
Tts, the city authorities Of Boston and wn
ard the citizens in general.
Tie United States ship Cysne, Commander Ho'lns
rived to-day from Aspinwau via san Juan. ShS les
board the remains Of Purser Ashman, who died at as
Juan ON board the United States sloor of war Decatur
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FIRST BRIGADE.
THIRD RKGIiENT.

This regiment consists of tea hussar companies
And one engineer corps, among which is included
ZONE company OF cerbineers. The total force is $50
amen, oil mounted and this is distinction which
cannot be claimed by any other regi iment in the
State. The uniform Of the regiment, with the ex.
|Ceptton Of the engineer corps, (Which wears tho
Brunswick hussar uuiform-biack and white.) is
blue, with yellow trimming aud the usual hussar
leaps.
Tie regiment has hal, during the past six
months, six parades, independent Of the FouIth Of
July, consisting Of drills, mounted drills and pa
rades. All the equipagcs are in excellent order.
The New York mounted Jefferson brass band, Of
which Mr.. G. Heller Is leader, is engaged on oil
public occasions. The following are the names Of
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thioient soldiers. They are ofl cred BY s.rict .
cplinastaAs, and there Is organ stion in woich
suboro hation and dlscil line are moro taorou hIy
iDculcated. They have devoted much time to the
upper school OF battalion and street He,ng.
The mountain howitzsss are now used in these
movements, and are masked BY the column OF compa,
nies, and ale entirely concealed from view until the
front is uncovered by te opep,ng Of the p'a.oons
ia the tire, when the Gre is delivered Tue, have
bad during the last four months th co parades aud
reviews, and one brigade drill In evolutions Of the
line.
The band are members Of the regimen mt, and con-
siis Of forty Eve musicians, eight drummers, and
is called the National Guard Band.
The following is list Of the arms and equipments
belonging to the regiusnt:--y0O stand Of muyket,;
one battery of light artillery, consisting Of six
pieces; s caissons; 48 set Of harness; 4 mountais
howitzers; SO short artillery swords; so Prn.s,ln
sahres roop 80 officers sshres. U. S. A. pattern;
45 sergesnts sworas, army pattern; SO straight
sw' rds, band; 10 carbDes engineer corps; 100 ps.
tolls, monnsed troop; SO Colts rsvovers; $50 set
white eathercross bets ], 300 cartridge boxes and
b,yonet sheaths; $50 knspsacis
Most Of TIE arms enumerated above have been
drawn from the State, and d. not Include those
owned by individa aal members Of the corps, which
are mostly small arms -Minnie's rifles and Colts
pistols. The uniform Ia the cadet mixed gray,
trimmed with black ard geld cap army pattern.
with fgnre "7'' in front; white pomDon grey
trowse,s. and heavy blue overcoat, for winter wes;
and white drilling for summer wear. The follow.
ing Is the list Of the officers -
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FOURTH BRIG ADE.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT.

This regiment has eight companies composed of
americans. Irish and Cerman's-five OF infantry,
two of iides, and one troop Of lancers One Of the
companies is entitled to field battery. The follow.
ing gre the titles by which the companies are
known The Continental Guard the Montgomery
Guard the Irish Amer AN Guard, she City Rifles,
the City Guard, the Washington Guard, and the
Union Rides. The Eleventh regiment bas had but
orc rarade and review before the Fourth Of July,
which took place on the 18th nf May last, in
Tompkirs Square, when il was reviewed by Brig
adler General zen, AMI fhe st. of .hc Fourth bri
gade. The uniforms Of the companies are varied,
the color. tsing blue, green write. aud black. On
public occasions they engage s elton's Brass Band