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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-20
~ SOMETHING NEW! ~ n
@fa)6REATEsT DISCOVERY oFNNleA
Y 1t 2S1 C. street, opposite ~
the ThedteY.

OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked tfar superior
10 q roast) in tVo minutes, the Jdctsst
time on record. Gail and see.
Tho underslgned rec peotuly informs ms lTlenos
in the Dstrot and visitors 10 the city, that he has
reiitted his OLD and wELL-KNowE EsTkB1hsHnBNT
In 3 most thorough manner, and has made COM
pIete arrangements 20 furnish OYSTERS IN any
sty e and IN any quantity. 400 to 800 gallons
psr day GO TO 5000 cans of Splced and Fresh
but up daily-cans hermetically sealed Furnished
In the shelf BY the Aushe or barrel.
Persons wishing 70 have Oy sters furnished reIu-
laTly through the winter, at Baltimore prices,
WitRout fesf of failure, should oall and make ar
rangements at once. Freight. time, and money
saved by purchasing of me, as furnish an article
es nal to the celebrated Baltimore establishment,
at prices Just as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LobstsIs, Sardines. CLANS.
DC, &c. Also, Pickles, Catsnp, Sdioes, ,Brsnsy
Peaca8s, 60, Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
lies, TerraPns, Fresh Lohsters, Cod, HslIbut, 20
kets always on hand, st reasonable prices,
Hotels AMI families supplied with Oysters, de-
lyeTed without onarge - any of the Dis rIct
in season, If the money is sent with the order.
NV establishment Is open from a, TO IL AZ
nig Il, every day, except Sunday, when close al
sen T. M. HARVEY.
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T CARRIAGES.
II HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making il now one OF the largestn kyRG,
Ia the District, where his fsoIhtes
for manufacturing CARRIAGES andXkSn@
LIGHT WAGONS of all kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bnsi-
ness, he hopes 20 give gene el Satisfaction.
All kinds of CATrlasss aud Light Wagons kept
on hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
prom rty ATTENDED to.
Second hsnd Carriages taken in. exchange fol
new ones, ANDREW J. JOYCE,
Is IF corner of Fourteenth and r sts.
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THE WILSON ZOUAVrS

FIRST REGIMENT OF NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS
MUSTERED INTO TIE UNITED STATES SERVICE
THE CAMP At STATEN ISLAND, ETC.
The frat regiment OF volGnteere mi,tered Int the
United States service enrolled yesterday This re-
gment Is formed from Col. Wilson. Zonaves. They
we're Inspected ard enrolled at saten Island by Captain
Seymour; United states Army, late Of Fort suuptsr
The roN or men has been well pickod and rev sed and
although inc nuIter has been somewhat rodu see fren
tfe crowd gathered at the head quarters this city,
the resuls presentea regiment OF able and hardy men,
Admiralty adapted FOR the hardest sort Of campaigning
ana hght. TIE gmalier and weaker men have all been
weeded out ., the Surplus Of the recruits Capt Sew
prenorncsd them 70 BE the promising muster
Of men he lad ever feen such occasion. Win
the brie. 6r they have had and their Uniform dress
their appearance equal TO any Of the volunteer reg
moIs, wh desh Oc daredevil and easy swinging gait
decidedly suitable fer tie 2ouave.
Tsey have been provided With q new uniform, more
substantial than tie grey shirt and pants IN which they
appeared in this city. ToeY win ne fully equipped il
fes days. Tie rev uniform comprises wide, light blue
Youave pgEts and scanty cose jacket the grey wool
len shiti The pants and iackei trimmed with bfads
ana bndpgs .! scarlet. The arms viii DO Mamie rifle,
revolver 5owie kne and sluug snot the Latter Just
cd as 10 % nsei n particular manner 1T distance o.
twenty yards.
The regiment is ofeered ag follows an election having
beer maze to-day for Captain in Company B. which
tfst Lieutenant, Water johnson was elected great
\
s,ructlag the --se.
OFFICERS.
Colonel Chmn-audiug-T VILLAIN Wilson
Lieutenant CoIouelJoAn Creighton well known In he
Mexican war.
Gsjcr--Wlann Nsxoy, Of the Walker forces at Near
aqua
Ac,utart-Sames J. Eo-r.
Quarter Mastery Z. Bradley or the Mexican and
Nicaragua campaign.
aynastcr-peter Duffy.
Capta'ps--I. W Rorgeas, ". whiting, Bates, Waiter
Johnson, henry Du Fra.a, Eazeltne; otners 70 be aQ
pointed.
Surgcon--p. G. read.
assistant Surgeon Edmond Lynch.
The BARRACKS al the NraT antne GROUNDS. where the
Dep engaged ln constant drn Recraits stl re
oeived e. the Staten Island ferry az TIE Eaitery, AID
ausmttei 70 the camp III 81 ssre IN The Term
Of service elected by the regiment is hTo years. for
which time they In uniess Sooner disbanGei.
Since their transfer TO staten Island they have sober
and c,eapy, ard make really striking and solderly ap-
| peararce already.
splendid ri.color scarf ard scarlet sash was pre-.
70 l wilson to-day ~ the ladies' o. George Lac
family. Tie racns potter 10 day AMI the aen in
fre sTiriis and impatient Tor action.
Col Wilson'S regiment has headquarters Tor recruits
stp at Tam HAIL. end also AZ the Cd republican
headquarters, tls RsCa5way, where choice are
mustered to be added 70 tue loraye battalion
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ARRIVAL OF THE DE SOTO FROM IN
NApOLIS.

The steamship re SOTO, Captain Jo1-stor, arEged last
nigh, from Annapolis, 80 she a@s been % convey
troops fer the cegeDc9 u Washington TIE ne s0to left
New York Monday morning, Aqfl -, With six hun
ored an ~ troops = lie rftr regiment Of assachC
sets and one hundred and twenty Of TIE Fvrg rlery
og Boston ard seventy horses. RE weIt y For.
Monroe AMI from thence Annapolis TIE Ne soto let
On return for New York on thursday. n company With
the rst, ana Columbia: passed lie Florida augusta and
Marion VITA t-e nrg Perry in toVg, within slx hours
Sail Of Atp-p0lls and Il tlTee ococS u, same d.
rassed sieamsE Montgomery or sm.ta's Point vyth
the Fiehlh req mert ~ New York c. board. left al
Annapolis the HARE. lare r. H. CSy.er. Co2tzifo2cos
and frgats Constitution The Seventf regiment of NeT
YORK abogt leaving FOR @asa3st1n, Sin IRAN "
containing their baggage, % Wednesday morn NJ
They were follow 4 up ana repair 20 road as they
went along Ne serious .roobe hal CcCcrr5d when tie
De Soto left Eh0 found al lights oct % ne Wig a
and Maryland shores.
Names Of two boGts' crews p.eksl ID a. sea by
stearlsnp De Soto OF Dsvde NJ Creek, IA Ma thurs
Gay. April 2j, 1861, wrecked On 5cG Point, Va,
April O. the notified 10 ,eave within two hours,
take the cath TO aght or the south They escaped n
open hoa's. and only out rew hours whea Dis.
covered by CaY. Johnson OF tie De Soto. Two Of their
men "a Jail at Lan cester "a ard were tod that
They should be starved - deah without they too lie
cath - light for the South. one q item g Brt.sh
snhject, belonging IN Nova Scots isaa- Adams captain
John segeriey mate Wfa. Hammond. seward snail,
". Colson u Selley, : Davis, ssamerz OF sch 3oner
r. o. Tompson. nelor girg Il Maine.
The resi- OF tbs men we're from Mare arc were chap
ping wood IN Virginia, ard escaped IL small boat
ID rettingiH, J. Ersdy, ThomSs New Cha Ergrg NJ
koeser, G Hunt, l. Jewe.s, Dongsss, ". Prler. Tie
mer in jail are-Wm Booby, Water Ssot.
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TO THE WOMEN OF NEW YORK


AND ESPECIALLY TO THOSE ALREADY ENGAGED IN
PREPARING AGAINST THE TINE OF WOUNDS AND
SICKNESS IN THE ARMY.
The importance systematzng and concentrating the
spontaneous and earnest efforts making by the
Of New York for the supply OF extra medical Aid
TO army through its present campaign, must be
obvious t all rejecting persons. Numerous societies.
working without concert, organization head-without
any direct understanding with the official authorisics
without any positive instructions the immediate
future wants OF the srmy-are liable TO waste their
enthusiasm IN dsproportonrfe Efforts 10 overlook
claims aud overdo Others while they give unnecessary
trouble 10 official quarters by the variety and rregulary
Of their poers Of help or their inquiries FOR guidance
AS no existing organization RICH, 10 claim prcce.
dence over any other could properly TO lead
in this noble cause all desire TO be rst IT pro
posed by the Undersigned members Of various circles
nov actively engaged this work, that the women Of
New York should meet the Cooper Institute on Mon
day next az eleven O'Clock TO confer together and
to appoint Genera Committee, with power to organize
the benevolent purposes OF all INTO common movement
10 make the M citing practical and elective seems
proper hero form briefly the Objects that should
kept view. The form which womnns benev has
already take sud IS likely 10 take In the present crisis
js htse the contribution OF ltpor, skill and money n
te preparation or Int Uaudagos and other stores
OF the WANTS Of the med al stan second the ol,r o.
personal services as nurses
IN regard 70 the frs It s important TO obtain aud ds-
eject official Information as TO the nature and
vaIctv Of the ~ the army to give proper dircc.
ten pre- portion The labor expended, G. avoid
super piiy thngs snd deficiency IN others aud
10 ihf end t. to careful and thorough M
stanapg With the otlloia head Of the Medical Ssaf,
u,oug1 committee IA 1lg this department 10 hand To
hs should assgu,d the duty Of comforting
with other aops other parts u the county ana
especially through press, ~ keep he Of toe
10 I'll states every where lnformet hos their eoris NAY
~ mfst wisely and eeonomiCpiy employed, and ibcir
contributors Of a kiuas rsost drccy nrtted a.
New York PIT, AZ the service oC the Medicr StN
cCutfs depot w4u.d q course, be tie uta thing 70 be
rsireA.
II regard the seuotd form o. bencv ocrc Tho osf
nerntr SERVICES uufsest - felt thlt 'he public
mind nC. a. much enIgh eminent, and the overlooking
za and sytafatby 81 he 0 tHU Blt0n ca -ciui
cnanur Upy - prevent yaste o. time auf effort hat
a. sav,scu 10 the oe nj tta and
rsf p.tIPasy N the servrr. ShoIj Unhipiy war
hc crtnrcd the army " certain to want c services ~
extra services nGt nrev 81 the casualties
II ihr pct. hn ~ Dc camp dsca originating ~ tho
t4posorc Il he scidery - srtnse climate and to M
accustomed haidshgs Tbs rsAIt " n the experiences
q ne tSinean Wnr has ben &c prove The t7ta isoiess
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the Keysc state tuesday last for washingtor she
lad board all the scders and marines from the Gfs
port Navy Yard The United States brig Perry, caain
Csason, was In Tho Chesapeake with the other Vsees
me Keystone STATE brings six barrels q. dispatches,
which are Of much Importance the different sections o.
the country.
Gr. Bryant, one Of tie passengers by the Keystone
state states that when On his way 70 Washington, on
Frdy night last, the train stopped reaching the first
burning bridge. He jumped from The Gni walked
across the country 20 the station Beyond though
night was quite dark arriving there he found party
Of men with cannon, with which the aaid the5 "a
tended to kin on the New York regiment &c tod them
the regiment Che SEVENTY me pei Of The Sew
Yorkers, and that any injury 70 l. would s.raigh:way
brig an hundred thousand armed men upon them Int
tney paid little need 70 bis remarks oAiy saying Aat
they Lad twenty thousand men 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. Bry ant obtained arrsge which conveyed him 10
the Camaen station Baltimore Being late
the morning tran 10 Nasnrson he went about the city
the To Aast acnl sets fodies. Being Sostonlar he
naturally inquired the par;clsTs ard the bodies
were On receiving Ire snsUsr that they we're st t1e
guard house, ne desIet 10 know Il be could see or get
them
lie hen tola y he said any more abaa, he matter
he woGd be likely to Leave ~ body WITH ITEM and 10
difference U their numbers he kept his tongue still DO
took tee rext train 70 Washington.
In reference 70 the MI DAVIS who Eed Rs Balti-
BatmoreaLs tnat Mr.. DAVIS threw stone, striking The
very solder who subsequently shot hrc.
hr hfyar. Viii 60 70 Philadelphia On business cgu-
nected with tie War Department
the federal troops reported to have occupied Ar
hnglon se Ctty, opposite Georgetown. The keystone
STATE left Washington IL S.gE = VI. o. Wednesday Many
made 10 demonstration. No guns we're 90 re seen
Vgnia OF the Potor1sc and i liz probable that
the runars shout batteries at the White House oelow
Mount TArDoL) and lndlEo Head II foCloed
heystore state 10 log a. the Navy Yard Brooklyn.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

RETURN OF THE KEYSTONE STATE.
LIST oF PASsFNGERs-AFrAIRs At WASHINGTON
TIN THOUSAND TROOPS IN the cITY-THE LATE
TROUBLE At BALrIMoRE-ExPERiEECE OF VI.
SETH BRrANT-THE REPORTED OCCUPATION or
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS BY TIE FEDERAL TROOPS
THE NAVIGATION or TEE POTOMAC UNoHs-RUcr-
ED-No SIGNS or JEFFERSON DAvis YET, ETC,
The Uniteo States char tered seanshlp Keystone Safe
Lieutenant TrenehaFd commanding, thirty three hours
from Washington, d. c., arrived hero yesterday
morning With the United states mails and The FOL
lowing passenge,s-colonel Bonneville, U. S. A.;
Marcus Parrot tie member OF Congress from Ksns~
Lieut. a. j. Putnam r. Hazett, Mr.. Barrett, Mr. Jcnes
Seth Bryant, james Hampstead G. TucheI, Capt. Ear
ward The socesoniss burned the following igh 1cats
the poomac,upper Cedar Point, IoEer Cedar Point.
smiths poin. lgb boat ami Rnppshannock nghtboa.
On the 2bh nst 1880 a NJ on Rappaharnocx, passed
steamships james adger, Marion, Alabama, aud brig
Perry, bound 10 Annapolis; 40 F. VI passed steamship
Montgomery, bound to Annapolis cav the frglte Comy
berland AM three steamships at anchor of Fort xonrot
A&o signalzed Philadelphia Cry ice boat OF Hog Island
hBht steer ng south.
We easn from Captain sherman Of tao United States
Arsenal, Vermont, Who left Washington % wednesday
eveting 10 the Keystone state that the steamers Marion
James Adger Montgomery and Alabama we're an ss-ey
anchored IN Chcsapeake Gay near the mouth o. The d,
tomac. 10 viii be remembered that The Alabama TOOK
tbc Eighth regiment the James ger the s,xty. nh
fsb), the Marion the Thirteenth tsrooklyu) ans the
Montgomery the cavalry Of the Eighth TIE steamers
X Cuyier, Baltic and Columbia were supposed - bs
az Annapolis with tie troops from tbs -.
Everything was quiet N washington. There were sbos
from 5 600 10 no coo troops III the city
The Keg stone siate brought the Uuitsi States mai
that he'd accumulated Ia Washington since HeGfs iay
er Frday Iaet. fhe advice that The government had
taken pssso sion y the ButuTo and washiogt'u Rat
Nehrtw RI.
Auxiliary quad wee kaosn at Washington tnat q
@~ng force 81 ttO3p3 w. . hnI4.pole
fho Keystone tate nailed 90 Geet u Hass
p'rs n ehasapea4 h. u ntSa them ths! e.,
Fo'omae Vah pm 70 Size city q. Washington, anc
fhs 'hey cow poctea siiho4' inerrt ptoa; but the
aoe dd net SOC % ~ .s pto ggree ubaMontgosnory
evas hoarded, b~sser asl ths sep ain lstofnqG Al.
the sra1Ap9rt ~ero sgtsasd with troops
Jhe Utited elalet .tamSr parDee let Hsr'olk spb
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MILITARY SPIRIT IN THE METROPOLIS
SECOND MEETING OF NEW YORK BRITISH

SECOND MEETING OF NEW YORK BRITISH
VOLUNTEERS.
ELECTION OF ofFrCERs-THE REGIMENT FAST IN
CREAsING IN NUMBERS.
Last evening the second meeting Of the "NeS York
Britsh Volunteers for defence the Union was
held AT No. sss Bowery, much enthusiasm prevailing
among all who attended, the large ball being crowded 70
t. utmost capacity THERE'S restriction with regard
to the number which Is destined to compose the reg
ment and II - therefore understood that In few days
fifteen sixtcen hundred will be enrolled Yesterday
about hundred added 10 the list, and
ready 10 march, win present hne body Of r1en as
has been turned out OF our city for Hone time. Tho
taken nom the industrial and mechanical classes Of our
city; and quantity Of them have already sneled the
doors Of powder and heard the crash Of In the
OF the Crimea We have no doubt they win render
good account Of themselves when the time for action
arrives
Al half past seven O'Clock last evening the meeting
called 10 order by $. NJ Saunders, Es, when all
who enrolled requested 10 range themselves
the left side Of the hall and all who not leave
immediately, as this Was strictly regimentl meet.
After calling the roll and each man answering 10 his
name, the President read the nominations OF the com
mittee appointed to report relative thu election Of
officers for each c'mpany But few nominations had
action what already had been mentioned.
First Congratulated G. Hampson appointed
Captain Of this company al present holding the position
Of Lieutenant in Her MSestys Seventy third, Middle
Sep M Corpany-Ibomas john Lord elected Captain,
there being but two dissenting voices
Third Ccrnp1ng-.fames townsend Deune elected Cap
tain, late Lieutenant IN Her Nsestys Second reg Of
militia.
come discussion here arose as to the election Of cap
aits for the other compaScs, when IL was postponed
Until this evening
Gn0fa1r C1rFS--Nr narwidt SCeed captain OF
this corps.
John Hazel who scr vel with distinction n the crimean
calppaign was appointed I, ne RAID d tei1tant.
Mir Revile, member OF the corps hon proceeded 20
addr 80 the volunteers m hort s3eech. ia which ho
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THE SEvENTY.NINTH REGIMENT GOING
INFO BARRACKS TODAY.

The Seventy nxth regiment have led orders TO 20
INTO barracks oday al the arsenal IN the Central park
preparatory to their FINAL departure for Washington
which vi take place as they arc completely
equipped The number Of uniforms TO he supplied to the
recruits together with the active drilling which the o
GERS are roCs & giving the prior 10 their depar
turc, occasions this delay ia a. be regretted thar Coz
hcieay, Their ane commandment cannot accompany them
oqAccoun. OF serious indspoeltlon y
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drill Of officers snd non commissioned officers win
lie had between three and four P. M.
g. aad driD OF the companies under the drect0n
Of the CAPTAINS win be held between half past four and
en p. n.
Q. Retreat (npder psysde) win bs ct sunset.
TO- Tattoo viii be ct haf.pAst nine p. u.
II -aps win be struck as ten p. NJ
L. detail viii be made each day At retreat Of cap
tam 10 act officer Of the day. and subaltern or,
Of the guard guard will consist BESIDES Of sergean
tEyee corporas and twenty -four privates.
10 The drills will be in the Hardie tactics meuctnS
with the school OF the soldier advancing rapidly az
the proficiency Of the men will permits.
IL. during the day the men, when not on dCy, VIII oe
allowed 10 90 sDywhere u the gvrrison limted BY taa
fence ~ the foot or the gacis except front Of the ON
csrs quarters ami upon the the top or snoeor
scpe) The parapes After retreat one, except ON
GERS, p7ss beyond the sally port o. the main work
without perTn, sston.
10. al lhe duties nanne5 above which Included 10
the regulations for the army Of the United states, WIZ DC
performed 4ecoFf-nce thereto and in the manner
prescribed
by order q The Lieutenant Colonel G. Warren, COM
mardng. Fret Lieut.. JOS. = HAMBLIN, Adlutant'
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. ZOrAYEs.


THEIR DEPARTURE POSTPONED TO SUNDAY, WHEN
THEY WILL EMBARK FOR WASHINGTON On TEE
gALTIC-Tw0 STANDS or CoLoRs TO BE PRE-.
sEETED, ONE BY MRS. JOHN JACOB AsToR AND
THE OTHER by TIE LADIES OF THE AsrOR HOUSE.
A delay il tire manufacture or uniforms prevents the
departure OK Col. Eworlhs Zouaves to-day, but every
thing will Re IN readiness by this evening, so that On
Sunday they VII leave fer Washington 100 anteld
raes with fabre bayones, and the remainder q Inc &C.
cectrements viii be delivered this morning. Two hsnt
sets of colors to BE presented 10 them, one
by Mre john Jacob Astor and the other by the ades Of
the Aston House. On Sunday the regiment win assemble
at their quarters Devn's building, Czral street, and
thence proceed yesdencs OF Srs Actor corner or
FIFE avenue and Thirty third street. the receipt or
the coore sitter which the line Of march VII be reseei
N the aston House. for the receipt OF the second Tag
They win then proceed the foot Of Canal street for
emparKation 10 Washington, on the Baltic.
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TIE SECOND REGIMENT.

TEE SECOND ORDERED TO Lave on TUESDAY
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS TO GO, ETc., ETC.
The second regiment, Colonel Tor pg!n have received
orders this city Washington next Tuesday
morning. They busily engaged il making nil nscss.
say preparations for their departure, and their arory
corner OF Seventh street and Han place. presents each
day scsne Of military hustle and excitement.
Tns reg aeBt viii tggR out nlre hundred men, all
being properly equipped and uniformed The expene Of
the corps Atthe begiIrpg CT the prssen. difficulties
sccont had but four hundred AMI City men, but since
that time they have placed Themselves upon thorough
war footing, and are now ready 10 ma1cn momeuts
notice.
TIE Chamber or Commerce hss ,otet them s. CO., ani
about 81 600 more hare bean "a se ey private subscrp
ton, but us o0c yet wanting 20 pay of expenses
attendant On the purchase Ct esapnents The hint TO
the l4peral 10 OBVIOUS.
ne following req mental orders have been p,onul
gated oy Co,onei IonpGIs-
gGDeTs No 70.
EEapQulEn1, SEccSD gsGIMrSI, S1An Gu,RD,
NIw YoRS. aprt 13 lsCI.
Colmapjants Of companies hereby directed 70 es
se,oe tie peSrve companies several head
quarters, taiy from three 70 LIE an1seven to ten p
for drill aSd instruction.
Their men VIZ be drilled 10 iardees tactics
Company others VII cot distribute any uniforms or
equipments 0niY further orders.
c0rlr1sssry Cofr VII supply each company Jon re-
QUESTION rom .is capt1r), with seventy tin cEps,
seventy to pes and seventy pairs Of knives and FORKS
CCsTrernsster Lang VII sspply each company with
FIVE axes i've SPADES dive pcgsxes ard three ha.che,s
and will that each company sufficient num ler
o. cap pouches, and also supply each man with hayer
tack.
Comnandants Of companies hereby notified tina, no
men vii ee permitted y 60 with Their companies unless
fully armed ano equipped.
Assistant Qunrtermsster os.hien viii make arrange
nen's % supply EACH man with two days ratiors at
twelve hours notice.
Each officer will procure one Of Cots revo,yers, aud
vii De entitled 70 take one ordinary sized trunk
The non-ccnnifsoued Gil OF the several corspi.
MES viii that the letter OF their company and urber
y e-up cpd -
property.
Captain Sage hereby ordered instruct the engineer
corps n the school u the hoxtzer.
Drum Major Jackson wfl see that the drum co-rs
s properly equipped and provided with blankets belts,
sc.
Bills FOR company hire mcs; be sent to the colonel
FOR payment.
TIE men lodging at Bellevue WI! he provided with their
meals al the expense Of the regiment
al commissioned CHEERS wl provide themselves with
overcoat sling.
The Band Master vii soc that hs men are provided
with blankets and xnapsacks
By ORDER Of G. W. D. Tonpkps, Colonel.
4. Y. REA, Adjutalt.
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PROVISION For THE WorNnFn

The ladies' Of the Vest Nineteenth street syr gougs
hare formed an association to furnish nurses aud su7oy
lint bandages aud Whatever else may be needra FOR the
comfort Of the sick ar wounded in the preeen. sorsst
The rst meeting to carry the intentions or tie asso
citation VII be held AZ the synagogue Monday next 1t
ten O'Clock A. NJ.
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ADDITIoNLL rROM ANNApOLIs.

PEaHIs'---E, April 20 1851
Inc steamer JOINING haB cst arrived aere from Al
napo.,s. she sailed o. ten O'clock tbs morning.
I've steamers Of re New York 1ee., The Marion and
Montgomery, under coryey Of he Urg-5fwar Perry,
bringing three regiments, arrived 4. annapolis during
list u ght.
The sixty ninth regiment Was dlssmbarkng. II was
reported that the rad 9 c,-.r to ashnscn AMI Gen.
KEN hll gore en-
Il .s supposed that Ire Constitution w3ul1 sa FOR New
TcrK . day, having tie mldaa.pnen from tie Naya
School on beard OF her.