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pY J. c. MCGUIRE i CO., Auctionesrs.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS On FIFTH STREET WEST. BE-

ChANSEhf SALE Of INp HUCSES
AND LOTS on FIFTH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN n AND o STREETS NORTH.
Pursuant 10 decree of the Supreme Court ofthe
District Of oolumbia, sitting in Equity, made and
entered in the cause, No 2l3, wherein Martha
Barnes, Jsmss and Thomas Goodin, George. Rob
srt and Martha OweEs are complainants and Mary
JarboP execntrix of the last Will and testament Of
Elizabeth G9odin, deceased, defendant. 1 shall
proceed 20 sell, on the premises, on the 9Th day of
June next. It O'Clock in the afternoon, sll the
tate, right. tile. interest. claim aud dena nd
which the said Elizabeth held had at the time of
her death Of in, and 70 part of Lot sixteen, ti5
Lot rev, ntesn, az and part of Lot eighteen, (l9
in square -, in this plan of the city of Washing
ION, getaI with the i'm proye1eDts thereon con-
sistiT g Of two frame houses in good condition.
The property is situated on Fifth street west be-
veen and streets north.
Terms cash. All conveyances to De prepared un-
der the direction of the solicitor in the cause at
the ex pense of the purchaser, Revenue stamps to
be also paid for by the purchaser.
II the terms of sale sre not complied with within
i've days thereafter, the eSecutrix reserves the
hight 20 re- sell the property, at the risk aud cost
OF the defaultIog purchaser, on one weeks notice
MARY JARBOE,
ExeeutriI Of Elizabeth Goodin, deceased
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GAZE OF CONDEMNED STORES.

WAa DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
O1fcs e Chief Qk1, 1,teyDlastsr, )
Washingfon, May n, 1854.
VIII be sold, at Public Auction. on WEDNEs
paf as SIN DAY Of Tyne sS4 st the 9svslry De-
ters Stores. condemned as unfit for the public SER
vice, consisting in part Of
Stoves and Stove Furniture,
Knives Forks, &C.
Water Buckets,
Wagon Saddles
Curry Combs and Brushes,
Paddles Bird les, and WHIPS
FILES and Rasps,
Black smiths and Carpenters Tools,
Broons. Shovels Forks, aud Rakes
Lanterns, Picks. and Leather Cuttings,
Scrap Iron, Horse Shoes, Rope,
Empty Barrels, &C.. &r., &c
ssls 10 commence at ten Cl0) O'Clock. q. M.
Terms Cash in Government funds
fiHe dey VIII be allowed after the day of sale to
remove the articles from the de pot
FOR further information apky to Captain I'll :
napny. assistant onartermaster and Depot Quar-
termaster, Cavalry Bureau. Giesboro', D. O.
BY Command Of Major General Auper Com.
handing Depot OF Wsshingtnn
my.2s-td Ii. Col. &C On Cav. Bnrean
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TINTED sTATEs MARsHALs 8 SALE.

In virtue Of two writs Of Fieri FaeiAs Issued from
ths Clsyk's ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of the
District OF Oolum hia, and to me directed, will
expose TO public SALE for cash at the front Of the
9th day OF June next 1854, st l2 clock NJ, all de-
fepdants right title. claim, and interest in and to
undivided Third part of said Lots seized and levied
npon as the propert of William Dou glass. and viii
ts sold to satisfy judicial No 295 and 79) to Octo
Der term 1880, in favor Of VIM. g. W. white and
Brother, use of James r. Smith, use Of Henry
Douglas Nm; sELDEN,- =
ny .B-d&ds Iate U. 5. Marshal. ID. o.
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my ea7eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RYJ. G. Meg uIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers.
CHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
Or TUE:.1AY AFTERN0oN. June 7.h, at hslf
decree of the Supreme Court of the Distrc. OF Col
IN julius s. e. M il here
Douglas and Others are defendants, passed May 9,
yided ioto desirable Building Lots, fronting re-
spectiyely on north street. New Jersey avenue,
AMI FIRST st'eet all having fine alley facilities
This square ie 10 ated on the high ground north
Aloysius Church and the NaIiopsl Printing ONCE,
and Is In everJ respect desirable for private resi-
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in three
and six menths with interest secured to the salts.
money, the Trustees viii convey the properly in
the terms Of sale are not complied with in fve
DAYS alter the m ssls the TTus,sss , r may rsss the
the purchaser. on one weeks notice in the Ma
,ConTsyapces and revenue stamps at the cost Of
rsog Y; 3 , PtYsRfEE., tsYfssRRfsEE., Trustees
my al,.o&ds J.C. MoGUIRi 4 CO.. Aucts
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aactioneers.
oHAMCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
AsTEsR66Ns 9uns sIi a.
sba the ur o by rqs Of
1861. in certain cause wherein George H. Miller
Is complainant and Ellen Miller ct al are defend
ants, no l46 We shall sell part OF tract OF land
belor eins to the estate Of the late Charles Miller,
west sic es, and on Boundary street, divided into
good sized Building Lett. plats Of which may be
drained OF tither of the Trustees or the Auction
GERS prior to the sale, or on the premises at the
time Of sale. $50
These Lots are just outside of the Corporation
limits ana consequently are not liable for city
taxes,
Terms One third in cash: the remainder in six,
twelve, and eighteen onths. with interest. for
which the pm rchaser must af3e notes secured to
TO have the option OF paying all in cash.
chasers
the terms OF ea,e are not complied with within
asys thereafter, the Trustees reserve the RIGHT
2. ie,jseiine, At the risk aud expense Of the de
rchaser, on one weeks notice in the
GRO. BOHRER,
E.C MORGAN. Trustees.
,o,. % ,s A; rH0S BRADLEY.S
SALE OF ooNDExNEp ssRsa GRAIN AND GRAIN
CaiC Cuayt.rMastr' Office, Depot of Wos1;,s,o,
WAsHlsGfoA ID. O., Nav S8 issa
Win be sold At public auction. at Seventh street
DAY, June A. lss4 at II O'Clock, a. m . sbonf "a GSl M
hse thousand Grain Sacks, condemned as unit M f5,
saesessfai Bidders win be required to rauova
their purchases within Ave t5) days from tha. dsv
Terms: Cash in Government funds;
Brig. Gen. sad ohisi aass tssnssss::,. tSnns:
ny&-td Depot Of Washipston. D. q.
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THE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS ALMA
j rae. 1854 Py Smith HoHssnnsSi6 nS6i 6MiT%.y,
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CHANCrRY SALE OF vALgABLs IMPROVED
PROPkRrY At THE CORSER OF yEttrH !.
STREET WEST AND MAsSACHUSETTS AVE.

SThEET AM EEL iC N l.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Irns 4, ste o'ck,
on the premises. by virtue Of decree Of the By
preme Court of the District Of Colu Via sitting in
sbsncery, ps ssed in cartain causes, Nos. 20 an
I'll in equity. wb srtiu James Mortimer Smith and
Rosslis Martha, bis wife. are compleinants, ana
Eugene, Georse, Maria, Louisa. Rosalie. and Mich
olas b. Vsszandt, minor children of George Y.
VAnIsndt, desc ased. and Aristts L. Vanzsndt. mi
nor child of Joseph A. Dzspdt deceased heirs at
law of Maria Wood Vanzsndt and Mich plss B. Van
Rsndt decd. are defendant ts, shall sell Lot
Der three ts) in john pavidson's 3 division of Lot
numbered TWO ~ in sersre number three hundred
fifteen (3ls,l tuated at the corner of TWELFTH
4oG3}s square feet, more or less, ana improved by
q su bstantsl and we'll arranged Frame Dwelling
House, containing nine rooms.
The grounds are han tsDInely laid out with frui I
and flowers, az the Who'll. property is very desira
ble a. 8 res siden.e.
Also, Lot No 4 in Davidson's sub division of the
vest part of said square fronting twenty five feet
On the east side OF Twelfth street west, between
Mssss chuEetts avenue and north NJ street, and
YurniBg back one hundred ieet one inch.
Terms One-tbird cash; the remainder in six and
tvelve months, with interest. secured by the pur-
chsser's notes with approved srrety. On the sti-
ncstion of the sale By the court. and payment in
full OF the puFe ehass oneT the trustee will con-
yey the titles in fee simple.
III the terms of sale not complied vita within
ave days there's ter the trustees reserve the right
20 re sell the property, at the risk and cost of the
defsultinE purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
Evening Star
Oonvsysnees and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX PER
CTnGR


L "
Iwould most respectfully inform my customers
my spring stock of American and French PAPER
HANG1NGS. consisting of the finest French Gilt
Papers, suitable for parlors, dining rooms, cham
bers and halls. ~.
am also in receipt of lar ge assortment of Gilt
Cornice, Gilt Window Shades and Picture Cord
and Tassels. III.
All persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to
have the largest assortment Of the above goods in
thecity. JOHN ALEXANDER,
my 9-eO2m [1ntel.1 No. 240 Pa. avenue,
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UYJ. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

FOUR VALUABLE LOTS IN JACKsON HALL
ALLEY, AT Auction.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June eth at 8
O'Clock. on the premises, shall sell, Lots No 81
g, b, snd ~. In sub division of Reservation No To-
fronting each f5feet On the 81 foot alley street
in The resr or Jackson Hall, running back about
loo feet to an saey.
These Lots are admirably located for the purpo-
ses of Livery stable or for q Mandatory, and we
invite speca al attention to the sale.
Terms: 0ne-tnird in cash; the remainder in ak
and twelve months, with interest secur ed by Iced
oftrust on the premises
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
my.N-d j. O. MC6UIRE Il CO. Auch
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War DEPARTMENT OAykLRY BURIAL.
OYPlCE OF CHIEF QuARrBRAAsrIn, (
WashiastoH. ID. C., April 25 ias4 {
WIN be sold 1t public auction, to tie hi CHEST bid
eeT: at the times and places nan cd below, Wis:
Ssttysburs, Penna. Monday, May 9th,
a AHIfS,ona psnna. Thur, day, May 18th,
Reading, Penna, Thursdsy, May 18th,
Leblanc Lebanon, n Penn phursdax June 20,
scranton, Penna. Thursday, June 18th.
Wilhsmsport, Penna, Thursday, June 2si.
One Hundred ll0o) horses at Gettysburg, and Two
Hundred ard Fifty 2oJ at each OF the other places
These horses have been condemned unfit for
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
may be had.
Horses will be sold SIM gly
Sales begin ~ 10 m, and continue daily until
al are sold.
enlY. yAMES A. EKIN,
sp. D. tje20 1t. Col and G. Q. II. Cavalry BUREAU
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YJ.o.McG UIRE S CO., Aucsioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
NINTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN Q AM

TRUsTEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
NINTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN o AND p
Pursuant 20 deed IN trust made snd executed
by Richard \. Hyde, of Washington City, 10 the
subscriber 10 secure a certain debt therein men
-iCned, shall proceed to sell, at public auction,
en- the Seventh day OF Juna next. st O'Clock. D.
m. on the premises, ALI that piece or parcel Of
ground &Dd pTeni ses situated, lying, aud being in
.he said City Of WashiD gton and District of Col
rmbis, and kno ~ and designated as Lot numbered
ten (iCl in Cruttenden's sub division of Square
numbered three hundred and pinety eiaht 1898 }
fronting tventF i2H) feet Ninth strest west be-
tween and streets north and running back with
that width 20 publ; alley, together with all and
sin guGr, tt improvements. pryile ses, bereiita-
ments and eppurtenances to the same beIong ging,
or N any wise appartaining.2
Terms: One balt of the purchaEe money cash g,
the bs lance in three and six months, with inter-
est. The deferred payments TO be secured BY q
q eed in trust on the premises.
All conveyances including revenue stamps at the
eIpeDsa O. the purchaser.
IIithe terms sre not complied with within ave da Ts
after tr sy of sale the property will be re-sOd
81 The risk and cost of the Gefaulting purchaser
after i've days notice in the Even ng Star.
CHAS. 2. WANNALL Trustee
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WASHINGTON, May 3l-s.3C

WASHINGTON, May $3.50 p. NJ.
To Major General Dir, Ne,o York:
A despatch flom General Grant, dated {
O'Clock this morning, at Hawes' shop, has
just been received. 1t is as follows:
"The enemy came over on our left last even.
ing and attacked. They were easily repulsed
and with very considerable slaughter
"To relieve Gen. Warren, who was on the
left, speedily Gen. Meade ordered an attack
by the balance of our lines. Gen. Hancock
was the only one who received the order in
time to make the attack before dark. He drove
the enemy from his entrenched skirmish line
and still holds it. I have no report OF our
losses, but suppose them to be light"
Other official desp patches-not from General
Grant-weTe received at the same time, and
give more details. They are as follows, the
first being dated yesterday, the Both May, ;
O'Clock, p. m.
ssIn the course Of the afternoon, Warren had
pushed down on our LETT until his flank diyi-
sion, under Crawford, reached point abreast
OF Shady Grove Church. Crawford having
got detached from the rest of the corps, was at.
tackled and crowded back q little. The enemy
then threw fierce which appears to have con-
sisted of Ewel's corps, upon Warren's left, at
tempting to turn it, but was repulsed. The
engagement was short, sharp, and decisive.
w drren uOlQS his ground, dt 4 QlStSnce OIL
seven miles from Richmond. He reports that
he has taken considerable number of prison.
ers, and that there are many rebel dead on the
field. Of his losses he has not yet made re-
port. His last despatch SAYS that the enemy
are moving troops to his left apparently to cover
the approach to Richmond in that direction.
On on right an active conflict has been raging
ever since dark, but has just closed. AS soon
the enemy attacked the left OF Warren, Wright
and Hancock were ordered to ':pitck in,-' but
do not seem to have got ready until after night
fall. No report has yet been received from
them. The other despatch above referred to
dated at six o'clock this morning, and states
that IN Hancock's attack last night Col Brooks
drove the enemy out of a strongly entrenched
skirmish line and holds it. The losses are not
reported. BurnsiGe's whole corps got across
connection with Warren's. The left of Han
cocks rests upon this side of the creek The
9th corps is upon Hancocks right, and threat
ems the left flank Of the enemy. Smith ought
to arrive at Newcastle by noon, whence he can
support Warren and Burnside if necessary
Sheridan, with Gregg and Torbett's divisions
Of cavalry, is on our left flank. Wilson on our
right and rear, for purposes reported in q tor
mer despatch The country hereabout is thick.
ly wooded with pines, with few openings. The
indications this morning are that the enemy
has fallen back south OF the Chickahominyn
Nothing of later date has been received by
this department.
EDWIN MI. STANTON. Secretary of War
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AUCTION SALES.
EUYURK DAYS,
OYJ, O. MCGUIRE L co ,Auc;iOneers.
- IDlRsssA1E OF VACANT LOTS BELoNsIN

LARGE SALE OF VACANT LOTS BELx1iNpGe,d.Ns w ~.
70 fHEsT VINCENT Orphan ASYLUM
onFRfrAY AZ rERNooN, jane ID. at os o'elk,
st the Auction Rooms, We shall sen; TOT ensonnS o'
=; viDcents Orphan Asylum, The ioii '"ios '1I3-
Lots aud -, iD Square No, =, fronting together
p7 feet inches ON Twenty dfth street west, os
tween and G streets north - -,
twenty. secopd street, between New York avenue
Lots sausresss of Square No. 81, fronting 5I
tst 4 inches on Nsw lorh S1enue, sni l2 tset
Rshes, on virgins, svenfe between f"enne'l A"'
lot q sausre %. fronting l13 feet IL fnches on
North street. between Nineteenth ana Tvsnti
ssh streets west, running through to New YORK
Iots is and "A, IS, . and 80, in Square No, ls7
fronting respeetivsl on Sixteenth street vest ee-
tween aud streets north; North estaee
s Irsss Vest, between nortS tfif sna streets
Lots Nos 2, 8, IL. u, E u, io, 10 sra II IN Seus
III, fronting resrectvelT on north d oesse9n
Fotrteenth and FIT enth streets west, Enehe "a
land avenue between Fourteenth and fitte enta
strsets west, and Fourteenth street, between ID
and Rhode Island avenue. s,.:,
Lots Nos g. 10 IA Is aud l6, in Square Al frooting
Iespectively on north street, sh hstxssn
ADD ctr ee Is north. and street north, between
Eifth and Seventh streets west
Lots2 a. g. u, "a and 81, IN Sq1sre NO i55. Ions.
ing lespe ctiFe'y on South street, os..een 10 hs
and Second streets east, aUc sscOno stse' ess' 10
tween south and streets.
Lot No. A. In Square 95S, fronting On iehta nbKeos
east, between AMI Streets north.
and t1elye months. with interest, secured By deed
Convsysnces and revenue stamps at the cost OF
Plat of the property may be ssep at our counting
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BARGAINS IN MILLINERY
- AND CHILDREN sFANCY HATS,
AT THE
NEW YORK ESTABLISHMENT.

Having large and extensive Stock of Goods
and desirous Of reducing 1t before the close of the
season., the prices will be marked down much
below their original value.
Ladies will now have the opportunity of pur.
chasing an elegant, stylish Bonnet for the same
price they would pay for an inferior one else
where.
The stock is complete. with every novelty of the
season. my H-2wt
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX PER
~ CENT. WATER STOCK.
The subscribers have sale Corporation of
Washn Ston Six Per Cent Quarterly Water Stock,
entire amount of this stock is limited to Sl5a OOO
for which the revenue 1s of from water rents !now
in addition to the faith of the city making one of
the best secured stocks in the country.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
y9-eolm Auction and Commission Merchants
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Admission --..---- -.----.$H 25
Private Boxes, holding six persons. ......... 90
Doors open at o'clock; Performance to com.
mencs at 8 O'Clock.
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Change in the Olo Department Each Night,
Change in the 0lio Department Each Night.
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DASTCRAGE FOR ,HORSES.-Fine pastursge
L on Rock Creek, with responsible per ~
son. where horses will receive the best at. k@x
teptiOn and care. Appl y TO Mitchell House SA
StAhles. 18th street cnrner of D.. my Sl-6tf
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TaE 10-40 LOAE-lt is not anticipated
that the steady progress of the ten forty or
popular loan will be disturbed to any great
extent by the proposals Of the Secretary of
the Treasury to receive bids for six por cent.
bonds of 1881. A large portion Of the sew
en.y- five millions advertised for will no
dOubtbe taken on foreign account, at pre-
MUM of about eight per cent. in currency,
which is the present market value of that
description of existing bonds, after the half
years interest which is duo July is sub
ttaotsd. The ten-forty bonds are considered
nearly as valuable at par as the per cents
are at the premium which they command the
only advantage which the latter have over
the former being that they have seventeen
years to run, while the Eve per cents mature
a. the end of ten years, if the government is
disposed to redeem them at the expiration of
that timo, wkich it probably will not BIS pre-
pared to do, as the i've twenty six per cent.
loan Of five hu7d5sd and ton millions, will
then and for ten years thereafter, be in
course of liquidation. The new bonds will
most probably be awarded to large capital
lists and banking associations, in sums vary
ing from ten thousand dollars to half mil
lion, and the direct proposals of individuals
with comparatively small means will be like
Iy to receive Vory little consideration. unless
they are prepared to Outbid the present mar
kst value of the bOnds.-N. 7. Herald, June
9Th.
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MI. street. A. MI. Church.

AtNBAA MOANAhaa - uH0 zoe
DEAR LEADER :-Yestsrdsy heard it an
nouncsd that thero Wss to be meeting Of
the Ffsedmsn's Aid Society at the Ohio
street A. n. e. Church. Aistaking the time
I arrived one hour before the speaker, but
just in time to see 3 fine, Intelligent appear
ing Sabbath School. The Pastor, Rev. J. 4
Warner, informed me that they have the lot
on which tho littla old church and q tolsra-
BILE patronage stand, "a feet front and 1875
feet deep, for which they were to give s., 200,
Of which s., 400 is now 3 debt hanging over
them. Last May they paid $3.50, next Sep
tsmbsr there are $500 FAnd interest due, a
small portion of which is already raised
Hitherto but little aid has been received out
side of tn cir own people They mean to de
what they can, but if the kind friends of the
colored people, who wish to raise themselves
to high or position in the moral and relig
ious world, could aid them somewhat In the
payment of their debt they may be
able to build larger and bsttor house Of
worship. All such sums wsuld be gratefully
and properly appropriated. The
church now numbers eighty-four members,
the Sabbath School about one hundred, aud
the house is altogether too small for the con-
grsgation. Who will assist Let such
please psy over to Rev. J. A. Warner, Pas
tor Of a. N. z. Church. NC.
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THE OHIo NATIONAL GUARD.-The fol-
lowing will be Of interest to the friends of
those who belong to the Ohio National
Guard:
ADJUrAET GHEERAL's 0FTIoR,
COLUMBUS, June lat, 1854
Tbs following telegram from the Secretary
of War is published for the information Of
the National Guards of Ohio, now in the ser
vice of the United States
War DEPARENENT,
WAsHINGToN, d. @, May %, 1864 !
To His Excelleney, Governor Brough:
This mornings report Of the Adjutant-
General shows. that since the date of the
proposition made by you and other Governors
Of Western States to the President, thirty
eight 1857 regiments Of infantry troops, num-
berinK over thirty-tWo thousand (32 ,O00)
have been called out, armed, equipped and
sent from the State of Ohio, to the respect
i've pOsts designated by this Department, and
this while the draft is going on for three
years. msn, and all the veterans in the field
Te-enlisted.
This prompt and energetic action Of your
self, your staff and the loyal people Of the
State, exhibits an unmatched effort of devot-
ed patriotism and stern determination, to
spare no sacrifice to meintsin the National
Government and overthrow the rebellion.
You will please accspt for yourself, and
the patriotic people Of Ohio, tho thanks Of
the President and Of this Department
&. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Since the sbovo was received, four more
regiments have been organized, armed,
equipped and mustered into the service of
the U Uditsd States making in all fOrty-two
regiments, with an aggregate strength Of
thirty FIVE thousand nine hundred end seven
ty-fAe (35, 975) men.
The nnubsr Of regiments with command
ing officers, are as follows;