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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

IMPORTANT AREEsrs.-Ths proprietor OF
the Four mile house. (near Fairfax and two
men, named Howard and 9eoden, were ar.
i. ed yesterday. on the charge Of plotting
Stuart on his last raid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

THETHIRD SoIREE of the Merry Social Asso.
next, January 5, st Temperance Hall Every
arrangement has been made to contribute the
greatest poss ible amount of pleas ure to all who
NAV attend
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BILLIARDs.-We would call attention To the
Advertisement of Mr.. J. w. carp, who has SO.
cured the third story Of the building corner of
Eleventh street AID Penn syivania avenue now
occupied by him, and has fitted it up, at great
expense, with entirely new tables tn us making
the most extensive billiard ablishment in this
section OF the country. Billiard lovers will
always find Mr.. Earp's resort a genteei and
quiet one, and everything about the esta blish-
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MORE SUTLHRs CAPTURED Some twelve
or fifteen loaded suffers wagons were captured
near the OccOquan on Saturday last while on
the way to the Army Of the Potomac Only
ono escaped, which was valuable four horse
team, brlon cling to Marcus Neil. OF Doubleday's
headquarters. This was found yesterday in
tie woods short distance from where the raid
occurred, by some returning suffers, who
brought IL to Washington last evening It is
supposed the owner, driver, and clerks were
captured by the rebels, and that they were
Obliged TO abandon the team where 1t was
found In their "skedaddle" on the approach of
our troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

Observation-Disclosures Corwin, Of Ohio, q clerk
IN the Office OF Secretary Smith, resi- gned his
position on Tuesday last.
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STEAYED OR STOLHN.-See advertisement,
elsewhere OF Government horse strayed or
stolen. suitable reward will paid on its r..
covcry. Inquire at this office.
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ERENCH MkRIs oEs,
r FRENCH FLANNELS.
sHAwLA Of ell kinds,

Our stock Is foil In al depsressests and we iayise
all In search Of DRY 600 Ds to give as q call
WIN. 4. RILEY 4 BROTHER,
No. Sc Central Stores,
Betweea nth and 9Th stre..tA op posite
de a ~ enter Market
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GOLD PAPRRHANGINGs.
1856

NEW CROP MALAGA GRAPES
"A Fresh Lot Ofthe sbO re just rec-iv.d 1T the
Oid and yell known house Of a. BiNIN9ER &
w., xSJ rem. avenue, near 18Th 1T. d. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

w PERSONS IN BLACK
w I'LL Pine eur stock CT Mourning Gos. smp,a
and complete I'm all depar tments.
One price only, ma ked in pisin figures.
An inspection OF stock incurr no obligation to
pu,ch sse.
Cur Northern and Eastern correspondents send
supplies daily. PERRY A. BRO
de . lot Penn avenue and 9Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

A PASTORAL RBcBPrIoN-On New Years
night, the members and friends Of the English
Lutheran Church, Eleventh street, visited their
pastor, Rev. J. @. Butler, and were received
and entertained BY him in style worthy of q
Jealous and devoted minister. The reception
toek place in the neat lecture room in the base
ment OF the church, which was arranged suit
lively conversation, the doors Of q side room
were thrown open, exhibiting q table richly
iadfn with fruit and deiicacies for the refresh
merit or the company, and to which all were
Invited sy the pastor. The choir Of the church
was presatt In force, and during the evening
performed eeveral appropriate pieces in excel
lent style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM AND
L COUNTER SCALES,
BURGLAR-PROOFS SAFES

BHRGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
MONEY CHESTS,
LITTER PRESSES,
HAND CARTS,
STORE RUCKS,
WHEEL BARROWS, &c., &C..
For sale At lowest prices.
da-In SIS Seventh st.. bet Pa av. and canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

Observation-Disclosures desiring hardware cut
iery, or any article i'll the housekeep ping line
usually kept in q hardware store would do
well to call upon Edmond IL Haven $50 Penn
syiIaTla avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, before purchasing else
where.
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HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS

Just opened another lot Of
Handsome Black Cloth CLOAKS
hich Plush and Frosted Beaver OL0AKS,
new styles. - -
All 50 much less than former prices, to whi oh
de 8 ] w NnyIEv
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
I IST OF LETTBRS REMAINING INTHE
IL OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. G.,
JANUARY l. 1868

Psesens applying for letters in tho followins
isl whl please say they are ADVERTISED, otherwise
they may not receive them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-03

Eeiged and levied Epcn - the goods AMI astsls
of Rel bert Cechgaa and viii be sold 20 satisfy JsA
cisE No - to January term issS. In favor Of 1ses
r. eiEiRer. WARD III, LAMaN
de 5odts e. 3. Marshal, ID. y.
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MISOELLAEIOUS-ToN 10. los Prince street; To
The Turn Ferein; Cassel, Attorney st Law.
All letters except soldiers istters) must in every
instance be pre- paid. Also, drop letters
1t HENRY ADDISON, P NJ
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By " L. WALL Il CO., Aucti.e..r..

NfARsHALS sALp.-In virtu. OF writ Of e~-,
W. fsciss, on Judgment Of ccndemHaticn issael
from the Clerks O.ice OF the Circrit Court 81 tAS
District of Colum bia. for the County Of Wax hine
ton. viii ex pose TO public sale, fer cash "a tss
Auction stere of Greea williams the oorDer
Ct 9TH SD sts.. IN the City OF W ashingtan, y q
&C SAIC kpAf, thr 10th esr Of January next lsA
AL O'Clock a. m the following goods and chss-
tells, to~tt, Wis
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The business of the Sub Treasury was as follow


New York and New Haven Railroad.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company took place at
New Raven yesterday. The payment Of Ave dividends
within the past year appeared to have had very sooth
ing effect upon the stockholders rendering the attendance
small and their proceedings tame compared with the
ngs dopgs such occasions for several years past
Mr. VIM. W. Roardman of New Haven. was called upon
10 preside, and Mr. G. s. Abernehy, Secretary Of the
G!sr lie iss1SE 81 ;ss minutes d lie iasi meeting
Mr. j. o. PHELPS referred TO the action OF the Board NJ
Directors relative 70 the death OF Justs R. Buckley late
President OF the company published In the annual re-
port doered resolution expressing the approval OF
the stockholders In tho matter aud course pursued which
unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. TRAIN OF Milford, resolution OF con-
lence family OF the late Gen. Tennis Kimberley
formerly active director who also died during the past
year, was adopted
columns then taken up for consideration Mr. TRAIN
suggested proprety Of repudatng all connection with
the canal nasmuch as IT was losing concern every
year. .~e:r;it - ~. y t. A. -. so
The CHAR In reply, remarked that this company was
bound by c ntract to continue its operation.
COMPANY had been broker and therefore could see no
difficulty in having Ne contract with the canal road also
broken.
the other aud therefore this company must do
the best II could under the circumstances
Mr. TRAIN said he wished TO see change In the compost
ton the Board OF Directors. Instead OF having five New
Workers and four citizens OF Connecticut, he wanted Con-
the of the New York gentleman proposed TO III the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF Mr. Astor and
substitute the name OF Mr.. Gould, OF Bridgeport
The CHAIR that the suggested could not be
pursued every stakeholder liberty TO vote
for whom he liked and any change was effected IN that
way all very well but other course coud DO adopted
The meeting then proceeded TO ballot for directors with
the following result
The number II shares represented was 30 500. George
b. Carhart received $500; George n. Miller 80 500;
Abraham Y Van Nest 30 500; James Roosevelt 30 $40;
Wilson q; Hunt 80 $40 John W. Leeds 80 500 Jonathan
Cadfr q. IobU In ~. O..
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observation-disclosures.

The newly elected President OF Costa Rica, Don Jesus
Jimenez, Is man u about ortytwo years OF age.
lie born IA mtago, which place has frequently
represented ~ congress was tr timo Secretary
Of state after the verthrow OF President Nora senior
Jimincz lived seven years In aienala studying medi-
cine where he received n lsss the dcgreo Of licen
tate lie Is sadly respected throughout State
a. good a. d ~ man, and "a tho sht ho will maze
a. excellent and depenS,nt CHIEF ma. istrate.
Tho pilotboai Washington No 4, m charge OF Admiral
NJ Murphy, has sai ed for NewpIrt and London,
the Atlantic. aud will via Long island sound She
has board deleI alton Of Gentlemen from Indiana
aud Messrs. Boswell AID Daneis, a observation
and 70 -carch.
Hon. Cal, Cushing, uf Boston Rev. \ Robinson OF
Br,1k lyn; Hon Mr. aud Mrs Jones, OF st. Abans: l.
Canay of tonneeticot A. Pollock Of Washington Hon
l. Hobson of ortand; N. Pardee. of Oswego; II. y.
Quuby, Of chicago. u. Huntington, OF Utica, and O.
Anes. o. New iaston stopping at the A-tor House.
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Wheat opened buoy an3ly but closed amely and with
downward tendency. Sales ranspred OF 1l5 900 bushels
a 81 35 81 for red and amber Western winter 81
81 so Milwaukee club and amber spring 81 24ts
81 As Chicago spring. and 81 so 81 IS for red and
amber State Corn sold To the extent 10000 bushels
mixed Western 73c 7sc for and old sound and
6sc 73c. for unsound; Western yellow at 76c Soc,
ard white at T4lso. Rye continued quiet. Oats
heavy at 6oc tic. Barley down 10 81 10 81 25,
and dull
CorEr was quiet without change In price.
CoTToS was active, but lower 200 bales having
changed hands basis OF SIC a54c for mddng most
ly within range.
FRKoHrs were dull. To Liverpool there were engaged
300 bbls -four at D. 3D. 400 bbs pork ut Is 1850 pack
ages provisions at os foreign bark to Cork Tor ORDERS
and another to Glasgow on terms not ascertained
HAy.-North river continued active and firm at 9oc.
81 05 per 100 lbs
Hol were selling slowly at Ice. &c.
LuMBER.-Therc was an active inquiry for Eastern at
buoyant prices.
IiMR-Common Rockland was selling at 81.
in better demand and the sales. partly by
auction, comprised 100 bbls New Orleans at Soc soc.
$50 hhds. Porto Rico, part at 4Sc &c. 100 hhds ST.
Crox at 53c.; 100 hhds Cuba muscovado at ACC 45c.
OHs.--fhere more doing In lard oil at SIC. n S5c
for No crude petroleum at DOC. 3lc and refined do
at equal TO b5c. &C., free but otherwise the market
tame.
PRoyIsoxs The days sales Of pork reached 100 bbs
at sl1 30 Sl2 10 for old $1a $4 % for mess and
bbs uniform quotations. 5000 packages lard changed
hands ut CSC. l0Ac 900 boxes bacon at CSC T14c,
and $50 packages meats at former figure tho
ket generally closing firmly.
RcT.--Ihe movements 10 day were unimportant.
suGARs-The demand was good, and 200 hhds.
changed hands, partly at auction nj Ssc 1880 for
New Orleans, and l0c. lie. for Cuba
TALow WINS active, mostly at lie IL hc, with 226 600
WHISKY was steady at 4s,sc. 4ac., with sales Of
800 bbls.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
BgRxsrEIxD-N IaoN.-On Thursday, May q. by Rabbi
Cantrowz, of synagogue roel Zadeck, BENJAMIN BERS
srKrrE 10 SOPHIA NxIsoN, OF New York.
BApcER--CoriNs AT Highland, Sullivan county " Y,
on Wednesday, May 20, by the Rev X. Lifts, pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, Jous BApeKR 70 MARY
JANE youngest daughter OF James Collins, Esq., formerly
OF this city.
BrAkE-.Gofso.--on Sunday. May II, by the Rev. Lot
Jones' at his residence, In Second avenue GEoRGR T.
Blanc TO Mss j. CLARrxpA GoiSg, both OF this city.
BsRRiEx--R oAcn--0p Wednesday evening, May 90 NJ
the residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev WIN
NeAser WIN. :. BERRigS Esq, TO Miss SARAH y, daugh.
ter OF John Roach, ESQ, all Of this city. No cards
CARTES1rR-RArz.-On Wednesday, MAY 20, by the
Rev. Mr. Cummings, CHARLES w. CARrKSrER 10 Mrs. MARY
]. Rsrz, all OF this city.
m~Sy--NoRwicH-0n Wednesday, May 20. Mt the
residence OF ROY. Mr. McCster JAMS H. DgSSY MAJ.
eAgsr NuRwicu, both Of this city
fiArrduRNE-1AytoR On "wednesday, Nay 20, at tho
residence Of the brides father Mddletown, N. j. by
the Ksy. MillsIangh, Mr. JAMIE N. HARrsioRSF, of
New York TO Miss SARAH L. TAYLOR. youngest daughter
O. fdXafd Taylor, ". y.
H.wpEs-Joirs TN Thursday evening. May a AZ the
residence 81 The brides father. by the Rev. IN Hoyt
ions " TAwf .. g. A. +. Cos " both OF this CITY
U.pps- StaoSo.--Cn 1hurs ay, May 10. BY the R,v "
trtture VIVA. J. HaRnis to Jrn u sinoSe, botd 81
ircoAWp, ~ "
usgS, s--iswur -Ou Wednesday May 90 at christ
oht,eh urm,k w, by the Rev Dr Ctn6cd, Groacy nj
uys ~ " " az y daugh,c a VIM Hewitt rsq ~ OF
hr,akir.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a SEQ RET WORTH kNOwING.-Go TO THOMAS
a AghEw, 100 Greenwich street. corner OF Mnr'av az
the low prices h. s selling Teas. Coiees Wines
Flour Splces and thing else usrd In every ai 10
Sugars JOisc. upwards Call anu sc Tor yourselves
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to offer got on well enough to-day; others suffered

TO offer got on well enough to-day others suffered
severely.
=, Gold auctuated between l4sH and LOO, Without
much animation. Exchange was nom'nahy io'
n in the mornnt and l6l in the afternoon oas
there was very little business doing. Merchandise
contiuves leless and the inquiry for bills ts con-
sequenty qaise light.
There wss a further fall in stocks before the
hoard this morning. Erie, which closed last even
ing at about 80, was done as low as 9SlL, Pitts
burg at 81, and other shares at corresponding
prices. When the board met 1t became evident
that vigorous effort was to be made to sustain
the market. Erie rose TO 50, Pittsburg to %, Gen.
trial advanced per cent, Hudson River TX, qua
ranteed 211I while, on the other hand, Reading fell
off per cent, Southern old 2%s, Illinois Central
"a, Rock Island TX, Northwestern 2, Fort Wayne
i, Terre Haute preferred 4, DC. Governments
were steady; Missouris were firm. There was an
advance of per cent in Central American Transit
and corresponding fall Of in Pacific Mail. In
view of its receipts, its dividends and it's con-
stanty increasing surplus, Pacific 10 not high ct
1856 q 100; bat If II be worth that price the
Transit stock is cheap at 81. On the whole
the advance of the first board, though very
marked in SEINE instances, did not appear to be
quite reliable. In some cases It seemed to result
from shorts buying to cover contracts; in others,
from efforts to sustain prices made by parties who
are in and want to get out. That healthy, general
D~blic buying which was 80 marked last week
gears to have ceased altogether II is possible
- the efforts of interested parties may sue
coed in getting the market up again soon. But
the experience of the past rather warns rs to
look for period Of dulness and moderate decline
before another reliable upward start can be made.
public when the latter are fairly embarked in a
campaign, yet, on the other hand, neither can the
public take care of the market through period
Of duness without the assistance of Wall street.
Now the misfortune for the bulls is that the great
operators Of the street, the men who have made
money and possess the means and the courage to
ry large parcels Of stocks, have sold out and would
rather see prices decline than advance. Their
absence will be felt the more as the quantity Of
stocks in the street has been considerably increas
ed Of late, owing to the high prices which have
rued--a circumstance which tends to increase
the embarrassment caused by the activity of the
money market At the one p. M. board stocks
the afternoon the market was strong again. Erie,
which had declined from 9s on the morning call to
"a, rose again to 97N; Missouyis advanced 2 per
cent, Canton 2, Cumberland l, New York Central
l%, Harlem 2, Reading 4, Galena 2, Rock Island 2,
and SO on throughout the list. Much Of the buying
looked as though it was to cover shorts
The following were the closing quotations of the
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: ,NANclAL ANo COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. May 2l-e p. N.

Money isin active demand at per cent on call
stocks. The supply Of money is as large as
ever, and mercantile paper and debt certificates
sell at the same prices as they did But lenders
are afraid Of the stock market. The sudden adj
vance Of the pas, fortnight, which. even at present
prices, amounts TO ten or fifteen per ceat on the
active shares, has created raj unodSincss
among bdnkers and. Will sore uf thrin have De.
cded 20 let their money o. id'c for lew dats,
Others are only lending on choice stocks and eI.I
large margins. Brokers who went out eat
make their auangsS nents and had good co t..i
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residence brides father by the Rev. J. o Adams
Mr. JoHs a. RAYMOND Miss JENNIE CoPcurr, all Of this
city. No cards
SEXTON EwNe.-ln Hoboksn, on SUNDAY, May II, by
the Rev Mr. Winner Mr. j. OSCAR SEaIsS 20 MISS ELI. j.
EwIsG both OF New York. No cards :
TnolAs-s orr.-0n Wednesday. May 20, at the resi-
dence Of The brides mother BY me Rev. Mr. Blair, Mr.
daughter Of the late Richard Soper
Philadelphia and Chicago papers please copy.
Rev. Richard knight, at the residence OF the BRIDES
uncle, Joseph CareA Esq, Of South Hadley Falls Mass
CHAPMAN, OF Bethel Me. daughter Of the late Rev. VIM
X. Chapman. No cards.
wHAIr-PAeoE.-On Monday, April Q, by the Row.
all Of Freeport, L. l.
WINTERS HEsDncKs.-0n Tuesday, May 10, by tho
Rev. Mr. Dunbar, Mr. ABRAN WINTERS to Miss HKNRIErrA
HHSDRaoks, all Of this city.
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Miscellaneous.

STEAMSHIP PLASrAcrSEr Capt Bennett sailed yesterday
for Kingston ia, and Port Prince
srEANsHir CRY or NV YORK. Captain Kennedy OF the
Inman line, will sai tomorrow 23d, noon. for Queens
and liverpool This magnificent steamer last
passage this city made over ten
days
Sur QUEEN East schibye from Antwerp in bal.
ss Vim in. o pss on ashore nine miles South OF
vs. LIZ sr rs an c TONS built Richmond
SUR cnyLrssn.x (Al) o79 TONS built at Kennebunk in
1861, has been sold.
Sur HsRp tAis) e7o tons bull, at Bath. Me- in iss
wHaLSe BARR EXCEL OF SAG Harbor Cap, Roso ,.t MO
8. Helena on uls In ssfy condition vas sot
could not he asc,r sned and suIPo.cd 70 b he o
time during her passage here.
BRrx BARK Jupnaux warkmeis,cr sailed hence ais, TO.
ing down the lower bay sprung her jibboom.
ana sTs Ss s o rs ss s ID
up to the city
.S s ss on
spoken, go.
ship Chss Limit. Moore. IRON Calcutta FOR Bremen
Ship James Guthrie usnscom from Calcutta for Boston
NJ BARK Een aorrson from Work for Porto Rico May 49,
for SScrs 10 days Telegraph Rogers from Sisssn
BAHIA, April HIN port brig Patterson, for Baltimore
Bass.pos April so-sld bark Sea Eagle iron Phiadsl
fpAnscoA May io-Nc Am vessel In port
DkuaRARA May SIN port schr 0Donahue. Watson from
Port Midway. for Bonarr, TO sail In a few days.
GusrIKsAso, May Tin port bark Holland. white. for
NYork days brig Iva, for do do.
MAranoRos, April 5e-In port bark Salem, Powell from
NYork; brss Cothirst Emery: Harvest Queen; Trade
OF The Mill cleaner Gen Washington: schrs Citizen Glen,
and VIM Smith, all ldg for NYork and others before
PIcrou, May 9-Arr steamer Helen Augusta, selman. -
ouyrssrows May s-sld ship vula, Burslev tfrom Cal
Rssnpios May icun port bark shsrpsburs for Boston
Il Tuouss May lin port ships Anna Schmidt TWAIN
bly, Boston for San Francesca same day Globe, Baker
penneit do; Bllxs Strong Sronl, do; shr Harmony
(BrJ for Nyork ldg Sid is schr Horace Staples, Gibbs
Mayaguey
TKLscRspnic.1
Arr from NYork, Mary Jane NJ Brou wershaven.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, MAJ l5--Arr schr joseph Ross Smith
Nlork . - - -,
Ciarestoncaptrci while attempting rp the blocka
New Orleans schrs Gen Putnam Jones; Juniata Paten
parser, and Ales blue Stey Baltimore; Sarnh Elila
fein Kelley; Pennsyivsnn Warner; Samuel Fish --
u NS~arht Young: A Aldrich Fisier: q Neal lea.
defson; " Roytrs ROGERS; Julls Pratt Pratt Ham,
mond Paine. Laks Doughty. and q rabcock Babcock.
Phiadelphia william Thou as Kelley, EiAbrthport Ada
Herbert Linnek Ptinree- Lowell aud Nelson Wells Ry.
der Nyofk Below fri ate ~ Lawrence. cd shr Red.
gauntlet, Lu,a. ltons Kong; OCEAN rcari. Kavcr S@oa
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 2I-B r n.
ASHES in less demand, at s<c for pots and exc.
for pearls, with sales OF only 80 bbls
BREADsruFrs.-Theie was less doing In -four, which
was shade cheaper. The days sales comprised $500
bbls State and Western $500 do Southern and 500 do
Canadian within our revised range
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HEADouAHzERs sra RDaruEzE, VA.M D
Wheeling. NAY %, I6Sa 7

s4S0aG4 Order No. 3
ebedieOOe TO General ordAr No. from Brigade
HnadquaFteE8S the companies competing the SGIl
regiment NJ VIII aas' mole At their respective D.
csp:S afe eYs sIf. i e,.s! s5sl
bsYEnth street, kRS8 Wheeling, - 80
-! sPt@ Seldy, Askes En6 sEnIth'g companies It
capt Iaytors company e sEeenysI bfiek.yar
SepL SiSsSi eoMPaaX Rf La Belle warehouse.
ySF.: ASAE eooga1y e Market square, East
9sPss: AaHlnnSna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Han
CO@m4ndInes will Sc that the roll "a called At not
later thsai4e minutes after 4o'elocf "a SIjo1 a.
TAE1AeP9E n tnoJ and eli abSsntess noted thereon
na ur. returned promptly 70 the AdJutant OF the
5FnlnF reports mus. y made promptly after eaeh
o9ts end the+ souhttou of the arms iand Recou-
fSnent9 particularly reported to theEA6lHfank!
EAeh dr4A muSt eSatinus q Ieast two hours.
~ OedeF q ). MoCLUNEY,
y. n SrALLMAS, AdJutsnt. ny22 I'm