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DIED.

ALIEN. On the 18th Instant, after short i'll.
Thomas and Mary G. Allen aged fifteen months
The relatives, friends. and acquaintances of the
family are respectfuiIyd nytsd to attend her fu
three O'Clock, from the residence Of her faith. r,
18th street, betwe en- and y.
MOORE. On the 18th instant. at clock IN the
1sn1bfsr q c Msm e aDS sn
The friends and scauaintsnces are respectfully
day, 10Th instant, from 500 18th street. tues
Rockville papers and Baltimore Sun please
copy.1
WALLER IN Georgetown, on the 9Th instant.
Mrs. RACHEL b. WALkEk, ia the 10th year Of
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-.
dence. corner OF Olive aud Montgomery streets,
on Tuesday afternoon, at clock.
ROBBINS. On the 2sth inst, THOMAS ROB-.
BINS in the 18th year Of his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully in ytted
to attend his funeral, from his late residence cor
Wednesday, 30th inst, At O'Clock, to proceed TO
Holyrood Cemetery, Georgetown.
n tUnfon Express.
WOMERSLEY; On the 18th inst. WILLIAM
Woncrs ey, aged Is months and day.
JOHNSON. September 18th. MAGGIE JOHN
SON. beloved wife Of Albert johnson, and daugh-
ter of NJ. B. Clark.
BREWER; September 9Th, at the residence Of
william Brewer, OF Fairfax county, virginia in
the sixty fourth year of her age.
DENNIS. On the 27ti instant, JOHN BEN.
NETT, son Of Thomas and Sarah A Dennis, aged
seven years. one month, and twenty ight days.
STAKE. On the 18th instant, JOHN M, infant
son Of J. N. and Susan stake, aged eight mo nths
and three days.
POOLE. In Baltimore. on the 18TH Mrs. ANN
Il. POOLE, aged nifty eight years.
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ALEXANDRIA IrKMs.-The Gd-ette of Satur-
day evening has the following items:
Hart-Mr. Thomas Howard, employed in
the tin ware and stove esta bhshment of Mr. r
H. Clarkson, on Royal street, was seriously
hurt there Yesterday evening ty falling stove.
He was taken home in an unconscious condi.
ton, but this morning was dong well, and
viii soon be out again.
Jurors Drarn-Justices Beach and Moore
weee summoned to the Court House to-day, to
draw twenty-eight jurors to seve during the
session of the October term Of the Quarterly
Court Of this county. which commences on
Monday week, the 5th proximo.
Drowned.-John Magaa, colored, hand on
hoard the sloop Felix, an cid man who has
been a Potomac River Waterman for forty
years, was accidentally dlpwned on SUNDAY
last, while on his way up to this city.
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PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the ORIGINAL FRANCS, 49i Seventh street. be-
tween ID and Z streets: Good White Shirts, Sia
S1.50; Fine White Shirts, S2aS2 .5DKsod Under
shirts and Drawers, Soc, CSC, and 81; A No. I
hne Merino Shirts and Drawers, Si.5a S1.75;
good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, 20, and % cents; best
English Half-Hose, SIS and $3.50 per dozen;
90 Paper Collars, three boxes fer 25 cents;
White Handkerchiefs. Is, 20, and % cents: Linen
Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, etc.,
at popular prices. Remember the place-i94
Seventh street, large plate glass 'front.' six doors
below Z street. No branch stores. 9,9,l:
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THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-From uthe front,
this morning the feeling Is more cheerful under
the genial influence of bright sun, than II has
been for a week or two past. The steamer wa.
termediate landings, arrived Sunday n,rbt.
having ON board a large number Of PASSENGERS
and heavy freight Taking advantage of the
bright sunshine an unusual number Of pleas.
ure-seekers took passage for Mt. Vernon on the
steamer Arrow, Capt. Stackpole, among whom
Were half-dozen married couples, deaf and
dumb, from the asylum The steamer Hi Liv.
lngston, Wilson, from Baltimore, arrived this
morning with passengers and freight The
wharf reports will be found below:
Berrys Wharf.-Arrived-Schoo Agnes
Ann, Miller, from White Point, with sand, for
the Capitol Extension.
Bro,cn's arf.-Sailed-Schooner Theodore
Dean, Phillips, tor Georgetown, to load with
COAL for an eastern port.
FOrler's WhdT.- Arrived - Longboat J. Il.
Smoot. Ruffin, with wood, for b. f. Clark.
Sailed-Schooner Sarah g. Smith, Banks, for
Georgetown, to load with coal for an eastern
port.
Riley's Whdrf.-Arrived at this wharf, one
Favored oysters, for Turner & Co.; steamer
Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore, with mer.
chandise and passengers; schrs. Lydia Hugh
lett, Evans, from Havre-de- Grace, with LOG
tons of coal for II. Clay Stewart; Packet, Frost,
Gone river; Charles H. Bramble, Crossley,
from Rappahannock; Anne E. Gibson, Brown,
from Cone river; VIM. Henry, Shreves, from
York river-all with oysters for Turner & Co.
Sailed-Schr. Union, Perry, down the river,
light
JoAnson's Whdrf-At this wharf only two ar.
rivals are announced, and they are fishing
pungys, freIghted with assorted cargoes of
trout, taylors, spots. and salmon, consigned 10
Thomas Reagan.
G1tindRd's Whdrf.-Sailed-Schrs BENJAMIN
Cox, Franklin; Sillie, Mustard: Sam1 Nearis,
Garrett-all light.
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UNION-The Supreme Circle OF America will
commence its annual session in this city on
Monday next, at knights Of PythIas Hall, cor
ner Of Tth and ID streets, and continue in ses-
sion for five or six days. At an adjourned
meeting of the Grand Circle of the District of
Columbia, held on Saturday evening, arrange
ments were made for receiving and entertaining
the delegates. They will be met at the depot by
4 ceumitte and escorted to Bunker's Avenue
Hotel, and will be taken round to the points of
interest in carriages. Dung the week grand
banquet will be given the visitors, admission
10 which will not be confined to the members
OF the Grand bodies. This order Is reported to
have made rapid strides during the past years,
large accessions being made thereto by the
workingmen, az being peculiarly working
ingman's Orderly The membership will give
an excursion 10 Mount Vernon, during the
week, TO which the visitors will be IN yited
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UPHoLsTRRRRs GOODS AT CosT.-As 1 am
about to close my business this fall offer the
following goods at cost prices: Reps, Damasks,
Enameled Cloth, Holland Shades, Tasseis,
Cord, Tacks, Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, Oil
Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads,
&c. Small dealers and others are respectfully
invited before purchasing elsewhere.
S,20-2; A. ADAMsoN, SOC 9th street
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HE ScHEUTZES VKREIN GHRMAyIA.-This
NereIn Will hold their first scheutzenfest at Al
ner : Ssventh-street Park on Wednesday and
Thursday AZ which there will lie shooting
prize bowling, rope walking, &c., and at night
dancing music, fireworks, rope walking, &c
The prizes TO be awarded cost over SSOa and
attract much attention at Angern, aims, eth
street, where they are on exhibition. There are
also number OF prizes presented by private
Spangler, president Of the Verein; a scheutzen
hat presented by MIR. DIETRICH. set of jawelry,
Mr.. Heuneh; gold ring, Mr.. LemkuI; silver
watch, Mr.. Ochsenreeter; card liable, MI Des.
saH- The first prize is a splendid set of furui
ture. The Nerein, with their guests, will meet
AZ Aeeiter Hall on Wednesday morning a, ;
O'Clock. and form in procession, marching
through Penn ylyauia avenue and 7th street
70 the Park
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TIE ssGRRCIAN BEND, in town, at MT.
Charles Baum's Hoop Skirt and Corset factory,
No. 40 Louisiana avenue. where ladies' may
examine great many novelties which the pro-
prietor has Just received from New York, and
may obtain one Of his business cards, with an
exc llent Silhouette representation OF the Gre.
cian BEND IN All its glory.
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GENTLEMEN in want Of fine Merino Under.
Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, &c, will find an ex-
cellent assortment Of Furnishing Goods gen.
orally, at I. 5. Burr's, No. 355 street, between
9Th and 18th streets.
All articles warranted TO be as represented
and prices always reasonable.
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YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
This association Is very active in religious
work, and the efforts OF its members are pro.
dpctiye of M uch good in our midst. As usual
services of a religious character were held in
all parts Of the city yes;erday-at the Capitol
grounds, Marine Hospital, in the Jail. and 9.
Northern Liberties Market. The meerrEs
were, as q general thing, well attended,. Tracts,
&c were distributed among the asscmbls re,
Nancy of whom Were glad TO receive them.
Wpen the building Of the association is COM
pleted there viii be meetings held daily in It's
rooms, which VIII be open for the public gen.
eraIly Aswe have stated before, prayer meet
ings are held daily between the hours OF and
Z o'clock in the present rooms OF the associs-
ton, over Metzerott Hall, and are always well
attended.
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CoRNe, &C.-Dr. White, S

Of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
424 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. G.,
since 1861, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases Of the
feet without pain or inconvenience to the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
mediately after the operation. Refers TO the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou.
sands Of ether responsible persons who pa
tronIze his establishment. Hours from a. m.
to p. m. No charge for consultation at Office
Calls made at residences from to s p. m.
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PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for The SrAH
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
will please leave their orders at No. LIZ Efsi
Capitol street between 4th and 5th.
John COGGINs, Agent.
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HEAR We. PEOPLE, AND LISTEN TO THE
VOICE OF WIsDoM-Those in want of Gents
Furnishing Goods, good goods, AT low prices,
go 10 the ORIGINAL FRANC. s9l Seventh street,
between ID and Z, where you Will find a splen-
did assortment twenty per cent. cheaper than
in any similar establishment in the city. His
motto is, "a quick penny is better than a slow
dollar" Remember the place - 49i Seventh
street, large plate-glass front, six doors below
E street. No branch store. 99,1:
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MAR RIRO y.

RUESS-HUGLE At the residence of the bride
father, 522 II street, By the Rev. Mr.. Frey on the
Nth instant, WIN. A. RUESS to Miss IRMA @.
HUGLE. No CARDS
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CITY ITEMS.

HARVEY 4 20. have re-opened their Steamed
Oyster saloon, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, with vast improve
ments, and the finest selection Of salt water
Oysters in town, and the same skillful cooks 20
serve them in every imaginable style.
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ENGLISH WALKING COATS, in all the fashion
able colors, and dress suits, aud a splendid
line of furnishing goods, Just received by Ha-
BILE Co., i6S Pa. ave, under the United States
Hotel.
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THE REToRT CoURTEoUs.-'.You'rea dull
looking set" as Sozodont said 20 the neglected
teeth. 1--WE shall soon improve under your
auspices as the neglected teeth said 70 500.
dont.
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JEwRLRY.-Pngg's One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4
street. New styles received.
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the GRECIAN BEND.

TO THE LADIES.-I have inst received the
most fashionable and best adapted sty of Freach
PAN1ER BUSTLE the PANIER SHIRTS. Of
which am the only authorized agent I'm this city.
The best improved SHOULDER BRACES, for La
dies Misses, Gents, and Boys, can also be found a,
my Hoopskirt and Corset Factory.
CHS. BAUM.
se28 - La. av., bet. 9th and 9TH SITS
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If GOOD workmanship and material and q
saving OF 20 per cent on your clothing Is an
inducerent for your patronage, then Saks &
Co., 5l1 7th street, should have il.
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MEssRs. HABLE & Co, proprietors of the
fashionable Clothing House, i6S Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and a. streets, have Sc
cured the services OF Mr. p. H. DoSELAN, one
OF the most experienced and popular OF sales
ma
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MEASURE FOR MRAsURs.-Cfsntlemens 5,
Youth, and Boys Clothing made to order, al
reasonable prices, AZ Geo. T.. Henning's, No.
81 eth street.
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AMkRTTNe OF MICHIGAN MEN at DIR. Bliss
once is called for Tuesday evening. See ad.
vertlsement t'
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"SPALDING's GLUE" with brush. useful
and indispensable in every well-regulated
house.
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RELIGIoUs.-At Hamline (M. E. Church,
corner 0th and = streets. an interesting pro.
uacted meeting Is in progress, under the charge
of Rev.J. w. Hoover, and penitents are nightly
al the altar, while the congregations are quite
large.
At Rev. j. G. Henning's little charge, the
Wesley Mission 10Th and 5 streets), protract.
ed meeting has been commenced. The church
was well filled yesterday, and after fine ser.
mon by Rev. Mr.. Clark last evening, fifteen or
membership.
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ACcIpKST.-while John Davis, a'colored
man, vas AZ work ON the building being erected
for NTs Cochran ON Pennsylvania avenue,
near I'D street. this morning, In removing some
upon him ana disfocated his left shoulder. DR.
Branenan, Of the First Ward, reduced the DIS
cation, and the n3an Wa sent TO nis home on
q street, near nd street.. -'48.i57 30 i17.'i
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SONS OF JoNADAB.-Council No. ], of this
young and fioUrshing organization, on Sat
urdaY evening voted TO meet here after at Sons
of Temperance Hall, corner of 9TH AMI ID
streets, q more prom 'nent and pleasant place
At the meeting the folio 1ing.named persons
were chosen officers for the ensuing gu Irter:
w. C., X. o. Polkinhorn; d. O., ]. q. Proctor;
Treasurer, T. f. W Feinour: X. s. w. w.
Hayne; +. 8, II. s. Johnson; Guide, w. IL
Norton; /. W., Henry Ebelipg; o. W., A b.
Talcott The installation ceremonies by the
officers and members of the Grand Council
Will take place on Saturday evening, and they
WILL doubtless, be witnessed by full council.
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CATHOLIC CoLoRKD SCHooLs--The Most
Reverend Archbishop Spslding having in
structed the pastors OF the various Catnohc
churches in this city to inAugurate system OF
schools for the educatisn OF colored children,
the work is beng pushed forward and con :
cert viii be given at Carroll Hall, at an early
day, To aid The cause. The Sisters OF me hoiy
Gross have already organized q colored &C aool
in 81. Patrick . parish, and In the course q fsw
weeks schools Will be organized throughout
the city. -r .-f .s
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TEE SUPPLY OF WooD AND CoAL.-Frequent
applications with reference to the matter ba We
caused an inquiry as TO the comparative guam
.ity of wood and coal now in the market with
that OF last year, the result of which Is the as
surance that there is now deficit amoug the
dealers OF over half in coal, while the supply
of wood is barely equal TO that OF twelve
months since. The principal supply of this
market is now drawn from Havre de- G race,
and dealers have received intelligence from
agents of pits there that the most superior ar
ticles Of Lykens' Valley cannot be had on any
terms, while good article, of inferior grade,
can only be shipped in limited quantities.
The prices now asked is 80 and $3.50 with
the prospect, unless some unforeseen CHANGES
occurs in the future. of a slight advance in q
few weeks. For new orders Philadelphia coal
is scarcely to be had at any price. The supply
OF wood, for the present. is fully equal to the
demand, though the hrmness In the price OF
coal causes dealers to maintain the standard
Figures OF the former articles. As a couse-
quence Of this prospective continued Stiffness
In the fuel market, number of cooperative
associations are organized for their collective
protection, the members of some of which have
succeeded already in obtaining partial sup
plies at considerably less than the minim um
figures demanded by dealers.
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REV. DIR. 6uRLKY is sinking very rapidly
and no hopes are enterta tanned OF his recovery.
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NO CURE. NO PAY Go to DR. La FOREST
~ BkOTHERS and be cured. They have
given their particular attention TO the treatment
Of q priv character, for twenty years. This is
the oldest established Botanic Medical Once in
the District and have saved thousands from a dis-
graceful and horrible death. How important ii Is
then, for those unfortunates who have brought
disease upon themselves, to be cured before In Is
too late; thus preventing exposure of themseI YES
and family Office and residence 179 south B
street, Island. az 2S-im-
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PRINTERS GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB.-The
club met on Saturday evening. Several per.
sons were lected as members On motion of
Mr.. SERVER, a committee, consisting of Messrs
SERVER. Brock, and Hickman. were appointed
by the chair to receive General u. =. Grant on
MS return to this city: Letters We're received
from General Butler, Senator Wilson, John NJ,
Broomall, Governor Ward, of New Jersey,
and Thomas l.. Tullock, in answer to the noti-
hcation OF the corresponding secretary inform.
ing them Of their election honorary mem.
bers of the club They We're read and an.
proved. Mr.. Van Buren, moved that the rules
be suspended for the purpose of electIng dele.
gates 10 the convention at Philadelphia, and
moved that said delegation consist Of Ave mem.
bers; agreed TO. Messrs. Bryan, Preall, Little.
Held, Moore, and SERVER were appointed as
the delegation. Captain A. Brock was called
upon for speech, and addressed the club
briefly, informing them that the prospects in
November We're growing brighter each day.
Mr.. j. II. Maine was next called upon and adj
dressed the club, urging those present to do
their duty. and not forget to cast their votes ut
the coming election. no matter how fiattering
the prospect was before them. Mr.. NJ L. Lit.
tlefield declined the honor Of being a delegate
to the Philadelphia Convention. l. F. Glenn
ents was appointed in his place. After the
dresses by Mr. J. w. Mattingly and others, a
committee was instructed to secure hall for
the use Of the club, with 3 view to holding the
meetings on other than Saturday nights A
resolution was offered that the Executive Com
mittee be instructed TO secure speakers for the
next meeting, and to extend general invita-
uon TO the citizens Of Washington to be present
on the occasion. 1t was agreed to- and a COM
mIttee was selected to carry out the objects of
the resolution. An address was read from =
n. Lathrop. Esq, which was received with
applause after which, the club adjourned.
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RESTAURANT INProvENENrs-Messrs O.
w Harvey Il Co, taking advantage of the dull
season, have made great Improvements TO their
oyster and restaurant establishment, on Penn
syIvanla avenue, near the corner of Tenth
street Inc cumbrous counter, taking up the
whole OF one side Of the room last year has
been removed, thus making more room in the
main saloon, on both sides of which MARBLE
top tables have been placed for the accommo-
dalton OF guests An ONCE desk has ben sta
toned immediately at the door, where the
clerk receives settlements for refrClhnents
The enlargement and re-modelIng of Sabas-
tlan Amans restaurant, on Ninth street be-
tween f street sud Pennsylvania avenue. have
been completed, and in a few DAYS he will re.
open his culinary department upon q more ex-
tenslye scale than ever heretofore. With a three.
story back addition, the first floor of which has
been dedlcatsd TO q dining saloon, and ATTACHED
10 the main saloon II aching to Ninth street. the
premises ere much improved, and ample pro-
vision has been made by Aman for lodging
transient guests, a desideratum hitherto un.
supplied 10 any extent by him.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Last Thursday night
about ~ O'Clock. while MIR. George Hardin, re-
siding on Sth street east, north of Pennsylvania
avenue, was ministerinC to the wants of an in.
valid member of bis family, he heard loud
noise outside, which he supposed might be
caused by an intruder on his premises. The
same noise occurring again, he threw up the
front window, and discovered a boy making
tracks at full speed down the street, and a fur.
ther investigation revealed the fact that the
young miscreant had broken oil close 10 the
ground three young trees in front Of Mr.. Har-
bins house. Mr.. H. has no idea who the boy
was, or what his motive could have been for
such an action.
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The hrst annual set sion of the HOWARD UNI.
xLEsIIf MEDICAL COLLEGE will begin on
WEDN ESDAY, the 2Sth of October 1894 In ,bs
University Buildings. - ~
Lectures will be given daily, commencing at /,
O'Clock .. m. Nv
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a S3wINe MACHINE Ii now almost an in
disps.sable article in every family, and the
reasonable prices at which they are sold places
it1n the p over Of every one 70 possess this VAL
liable instrument The Howe machine, invent
ed by Elias Howe IT., and manufactured by
the Howe Machine Company, received the
highest prernium-the only cross of the legion
OF honor and gold medal at the Paris EXPOSE
ton OF 1s61. II is q very complete and durable
maehine, and well suited for families and man.
ufacturers. Mr.. ]. Karr, 3is Pennsylvania
avenue near tn street, is the sole agent for this
District. He has just received from the CON-
pany a number Of machines, with and without
cabinets, which he offers al very reasonable
prices.
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FIRST REGIMENT BOYS IN BLUE-Recruitiup
for this regiment is going on briskly it is stated
since the demonstration of the 22d instant, and
a general meeting of honorably discharged
officers, soldiers, and marines is called for this
evening at Union League Hall, to push for.
ward the work. II is the desire and intention
of the officers and members of the regiment to
nave II hlled to the maximum-eight compa MES
OF forty-eight men and three officers each-by
the 18th OF October, so as to be in trim for TIE
next grand demonstration, which they think
VIII come off soon after the Pc unsylvauia and
Ohio elections. There is certainly fiue material
among the late officers and soldiers of the
Union army resident in Washington for the
formation Of 4 battalion.