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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARRY.
Essays for Young Men on the Errers, Abuses
and Disc Asses, incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and
cure sent By mail in sealed lie ter enyeo pes free
OF charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. se Fl am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

TIN DOLLARS Only for a Nuns Coat Vest
and Pants, all wool Winter Suit at the famous
YAK Hall. Don't mistake the number, 46i eth
street, opposite the Post Office. G9rCome before
they are gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

"SPALDINGs'' celebrated Cline is now bel o z
Butler.
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FELL 1S.-On Friday last the flooring of the
ticket office of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
80 Pennsylvania avenue, suddenly gave way
under the weight Of Capt. McFaly, the ticket
agent, and two or three Of McClintock's bag.
ga7e express officials, but none were hurt The
caving III was caused by decayed tim bers, and
the accident necessitated q suspension OF busi-
ness until to-day noon, when the ticket and
express business was resumed,
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DIED..

HILL. In Georgetown, on Sunday, October ia.
At p. m, In the SD year OF his age, GEORGE
HILL, SEN, . native Of Portsmouth, England, but
Wasbipston. d. u. :
His funeral will take place at lex o'clock O m :,
on Tuesday, October 20, from the residence of his
son, George Hill. Jr., No. $50 Bridge street.
Georeetown. The .riends Of the family are invi cd
to attend.
HAMILTON. At 8 q. m, October IS, OF chronic
creup. JACOB MARKS, aged 2 years, 9 months
aud IS days, only son Of Tnomss and Mary Ann
Lonely the house and sad the hours
since darling Markssy d gone;
Bnt, oh a brighter home than ours,
In Heaven, r. now his home.
FUNERAL Tuesday AFTERNOON, p. m, from the
residence OF sergeaut Msjor Dunn, g street Juth,
between Sth and 9th east. Relatives and friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to sttend.
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The ARSENAL WALL.-Over half OF the wall
around the Arsenal Enclosure. the contract for
the erection of which was gwen 10 MT +. Rec
side. has been finished, and IN less IMAM thirty
days more the whole structure will be COM
pletec, which will be sooner by ten days THAI
the ter ms OF contract call for. The work IS
being done under the superintendance OF M.
a. Cluss, and has been pronounced by com
petent parties who have seen IL as of very
superior character. General Ramsey, com
mandant OF the Arsenal and grounds, has gwen
10 Mr. Reside the contract for the erection of
buildings ON the site Of the old penitentary,
amounting 10 about 10000, and in short while
ground will be broken prllminary TO laying tue
foundation for the same. EIr. Reside has
already in his employ on the Arsenal work
fourteen first-class brcklayers, To which he
VIII give constant employment.
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FUNERAL Yesterday afternoon, the Jour.
neymen Bookbinders Association, headed by
the l2th Infantry Band, met at Trades Union
Hall and attended the funeral Of their fellow.
member, jane T.. Douglas, whs died IN Rich.
moDd last week, from his mothers residence
on II street, near 4th. The remains Were it,
TERED next to those OF his father, the late Nym.
Douglas, in Glenwood Cemetery.
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EEArI-gu 50. -tiC ate lOn = mat \
fsns Uas played between -ts Nngara a.
tr,irE ton Ciur-. on he greHLa- % -1e i1flr-,
rssEitlugis - sUcC-ss i Zoe Cr-i1 MON ~ a
f0ars y 81 -. g. Tie euC ~ .l- siStI insILy.
IUTeh. ftfyig. Jobluy, Home. AMI IA ycer, Jf
H. az. - ;cu, ard sauna. 'Elyrlsu. Crose-
Gsrc anc We'.-I q me Nisg..a tIs.lHgaIsaad
.ssu-s.iges e. me ~. aud 90 -n- talI. MI
..kIsCn, q the JGni1r jefferson, G-.sI -
UIrpIrS, ana gave general s.-s:.sB.a.
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SALUTB.-A salute OF one hundred guns wa
fired near the City Hall to-day by the Repub
licans, in honor Of the recent victories.
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MARRIED..

MARCHAND-TODD. On the 18th instant. nv
the Rev Dr. Sunderland, JOHN A: MAHCaAHB.
daughter Of the late David s. Todd, of Greenss
burg, Pa.
sTANARD-PETER. On the 18th instant. by
the Rev: Charles Ii. Nourse, Msjer JOHN g.
BETTlE X PETER fourth daughter Of the late
John p. O. Peter, ESQ OF Maryland.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
Pr THOs. BOWLING, Aucnoneer; GeOrgetow

RY THOS. BOWLING, AuctIoneer; Georgetown.
EXTENsIvE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
nsTATk, SUITABLE FOB FACTORY OR
m mHnII,PPSS hPosks, in GEORGETOWN, AT
A on TUESDAY Oct asth. at 5 O'Clock . m
fronn On shf eet on The part nar gf LID No
Water street, runsfng back TO Beatty : Alley. i'm
RLoved oy large three story Brick Dwelling
Part Of Lots No, " and IS. fronting 4tee, on
proved by z large three-story Brick Dwelling
Part Of Lot No ~ fronting 40 fac, on w,,.-
b. large three; story Brick Dwelling House.
street; running back to Beatty : Alley, improyei
~ z LARGE three story Brick House and Back
Also part Of Lot No IS fronting 2Is feet on Cecil
kIIey, hy dep'h OF a l. feet, improved by two
On WEDNESDAY, Oct, 9Th. at 8 O'Clock m
part OF Lot No; us, fronting IS feet on 4th street
running bach $50 feet, improved with Q frame
Part Of Lot Ia fronting II s-l2 feet on .tb street
running back lso feet, improved by Brick Tens
Part Of Lot No 1888 fronting % feet on .th stree,
running oack ~ feet, in proved Dy Brick Tsne
Terms: One third cash: balance I'm nj, .,d
Twelve months with intel est, secured by deed Of
AZ ss on ont me tEose and stamps
oe ~ lint THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Ky THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
INTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUC-
- TON.
m On TUESDAY MORNING. Octobe, qorb
NtklS6s, a. 10 O'Clock, I will sell AZ INV snrtio1,
Kostore, No. IL! Bridge street isrse ana
splendid as ortme Mt of Dry Goods Consisting of
Blact and 6olored Silks, very gooi an siifv
Black and Colsred Alspaccas
Dark nelalnes and Mohairs
Plaid " oollen Goods
Plain and Plaid Poplins
Calicots and Gfnghsms
flapnels and Caspimeres
Cloaks and shswls, Hosiery and Glove.
Velvet Ribbons, black and colortd
Dress Trimmings of all kinds
Bleached and Brown SheetinRs
canton Flannels, Checked Muslins, &c
=. The above Goods are worthy the attention of
those in want OF fall goods, they will be sold
without reserve, and In lots 10 suit purcha
&C I7-2t THOS DOWNING Auc,
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOOps-Ju.,
J. opened, a large stock. embracing Poptins Me
nnoe, Empress Cloths, Mouselins Alpaca Rem.
Black French Alpacss, Bombazines, French
Shintz, shawls, Cloaks, Flsnnels, Blankets Under
Vests, Grand uchesse and other beautiful Skirts
Corsets, Cloths, Cassimeres. Virginia Full CLOTH
and Csssi1en. A large stock Of Domestics yery
cheap; go yards Calicos from SC. up; good yard
wide Blehched Muslin l2nc.: Wsmsntta sc D.; 10 4
sheetings o. cts AeXsndre's and JOsephp Kid
Gloves, HosSry, Notions. &C Carpetines, Drug
gets ana Oilcloths We promise great bargains e.
BENJAMIN MILLER
101 Bridge stre1t,
&C I'm Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

NEW MusIC.-From Mr.. John r. Ellis we
have his recently published WALTZ from Girls
pino," airauged for the piano.
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RECOVERY OF A STOLEN WATCH.-Mr Geo
w. Miller was relieved Of a valuable gold
watch at the American Hotel on Saturday
night, about 10 O'Clock. Detectives Claryo.
and Coomes Were apprised Of the fact, and re-
covered the stolen property yesterday morn
ing. rom person who said he only took il for
saieE eping, fearing that Mr.. M. might lose 1t.
Mr.. M. does not look on the transaction, how
ever, in the same light.
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New York Grain MaPhee Ys-dav
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Flour dull and 5aIO
cents lower. Wheat dull and dropping Corn
duh and shade easier
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MALICIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES after
noon at o'clock, during the absence Of Mr..
John OIeary-propri etor of the Ssnate House,
on New Jersey avenue, near the Depo, his
establishment was burglariously entered and
about q dozen valuable cane-s-at chairs and
round tables Were broken 10 pi, ces and scat
tered about the room. About 4 o'clock Mr.
O'I<sry drove up 10 his Establishment in his
carr1aee, and. proceeding 10 the rear, fou nd the
door broken open and everything in the utmost
confusion, as the malicious party had LEFT IT,
Upon inquiry, suspicion points 10 a soldier.
Who was seen lurking abou. the premises, as
the guilty party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

WRAPPING PAPHR for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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WHAT MAKES your hai- SO beautiful? Mrs
). "A. Aliens Improved new styIe) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, lin one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every druggist sells 1t. 60
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MORE PROhPTSEss REQUIRED.-Some of he
seayehgers elC sted under tue present m u cipaI
government, however we'll quail - NV NAV
BE- m other respects - perform Duties.
seem 10 be sadly deficient IN " and
in some wards complaints al Il. In
one precinct a citizen had the w6S0 ndsd 10
in about one month after sending the FIRST Of
half doZ n notices. and not then until the oil
had been presented three or four times. This
has, however Improved Of late, and now does
gwen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

iHE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The Il iIti.
more san OF this morning says: 1t is under
stood that the new arrangement OF Conference
by the General Conference of the Methodist
EplscOpil Church Will take place from the old
Baltimore and attach ~ The Virginia Conference
the Alexandra, Fat taAs IGesDurg, Loudoun,
and Prince William appointments IL is said
10 be probable that Charles. 81. Mary's, and
Prince Georges counties. Maryland may b.
add d 10 the Washington district, under Pre-
siding Elder N. j. Il. Morgan. The Baltimore
Annual Conference will be held in q Jrge-
town, ID. g., early &c March The date and
place OF meeting OF the Virginia Conference
will be determIn: by the Board Of Ri shops nj
its meeting al New York in November. The
subject of the forthcoming anniversaries will
BE- considered, and the recomme ndatIun of the
Board submitted 70 all the presiding elders.
These anniversaries, as well as the spring
Conferences, will be looked for with much
interest by the Methodists communities of
Maryland and the District OF Columbia, in
volyIng necessarily, they will, mauy
changes CT pastoral relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

IMPORTANT COMMEMORATE the item pub
IIshed in Saturdays SrAR, headed Imp oTtant
TO Liquor Dealers. &c. the last paragraph
MAS made 10 read signs are required - De DIS
plsyed by manufacturers of hquJrs, Instead of
nsnufacturers Of cigars. Already, IN addition
10 The signs over cigar stores. have neat Signs
ssms nufaeturer OF cigars y made their APPEAR
ance II - stated ba' under he Law in rrgari
10 Hquor deal-re, 'far tha larger hOt'Is Will DO
Obliged 20 display signs Of .''Sholes1l- liquor
dealerSi
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Government Securities.

WAsHIEsroN, Oct. IL, lS6s.-Jay Cooke &
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N 8 W s.
Aas.~mests. Sc., Ts.N,gbt

OPP FELLows' HALL.-Wyman. The Ven
trilOquisI and Wizard. opens to-nlgnt
Tia. Northern Liberties Building Asso,,a
tiOn holds lis annual mceting at W ght's Hail.
tn street. when The election OF OH ,ers will
take place.
TIE Washington Dautal ASSOCIATION NEE: a.
~ Pennsylvania avenue.
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
will please leave their orders at No I22 Fast
Capitol street. between 9Th and 5th.
JOHN COeGINs, Agent
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W PARLOR FURNITURE.
" CHAMBER yURNITURI. ~
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
OFFICE FURNITURE,

above Furniture, vi ich we are seiiine A. unnra
cedented low prices for cash The public are ia
,ited TO inspect. Call immediately and secure
tarsaius. JOHN o. WITTSoN
Southeast corner Ninth snd streets
oC3 toln iChrop6 Repub
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The MASONIC IEMPLR.-The new Masonic
Temple, at the corner of + and 9th streets, =
progressing towards completion, and II is ex :
pected by Mr.. Acker. the contractor to finish
the building by the LIST of December As an
item OF interest to our citizens, we publish the
amount of stock in this building which has
been taken CUP TO this time) by the several
lodges OF Masons in this jurisdiction. The list
Is as follows:
Nock OtcRed 6y Lodges-Federal, No |, 3. OgO.
Columbia, No. 3, 500; Lebanon, No. :, IS 900:
81. John 8, No. IL, SI.50O; National, No. IL
Syg: Washington Centennial, No. H. $500: r.
II. French, No. ID, $500: Dawson, No. IL,
S2,n3; Harmony, No l., $500: Acacia. No Is
500 Lafayette, No. 10, $500; Grand Lodge OF
ID. c., $1,000.
SOcL Olcned By GPierS.-Columbia, No. l.
$1,000; Washington, No. :, 5000; Mount YER
non, No. 3, 5000; Lafayette No. ). $3.50.
St0ck Otcned ~ COptmdnderies.-Wash ingtou
No. I, SjCU; Columbia, No. ?, 81 ,C90.
he stock owned by individual Masons, in
their own names, far exceeds the amount
owned by all the different Masonic bodies UNI
tea. The total amount of stock subscribed as
shown on the books, row exceeds $500. This
amount has been shown to be entirely Insuffi- =
clent TO complete the Masonic Temple so the
directors have wisely decided to issue ten ypsr
bonds, bearing interest az sir per- mt in g1{d
These bonds have been heretofore referred 10
In our columns as good and safe investment
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Loohl fLoUk
rrED, rrrFptouE fLoURn EN
FEED, FEED
FLOUR AND FEED,
In quantities to suit
WIN. GALTACo,
Indiana avenue and FIRST street,
ocg Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot
Norlor II FlRs AFt tLI REs sSI4srIP BUILDING
C. sCHEEIDER, PRACTICAL BELL HANG
i ER, 21l Pennsylvsnia avenue, bstvees iuth snd
sH!e, either With or Without subipa' HSs Mis-
up n.n IN ao't siSs sd Pss 5T.
deIs 70, for sPEAKIEG TUBES With ALABn
xENHaIsTLLS ATTENDED TO An hind Of REPAiR
IIGnT 4 y. RODS Win Pis;in. Tipped
cooauy .. Guy prices. auss n
HOW ARD UEIvERsIrY,
DICAL HoOL,
WASHINGTON. DC.
The first annual session Of the HOWARD I'M
WEDNEsDAY, ths 18th Of ostassy wi las seg,n on
University Buildings. " -
Lectures win be given daily, commencing ct,
FACULTY:
JOS Tkbzs + J 6SSsds B. B. s Rsss
eILAs L. LOOMS, M D, 30. I7s 9TH ,tr.s,.
Professor OF Chemistry and ToxicoIoey.
BoBkRT REYBURN, D., No. 3ss west 10Th
street, Professor Of Anatomy.
ner 10th and y streets Profee scr of II atsris NJ
ice and Therapeutics.
LAFAYETTE u. LOOMS, n. b.. No ESQ p.
ave., Professor Physiology and Microscopy.
ROBERT REYBURN Il ID prof or al ,s,.
tive and Chemical Surgery
ALEXANDER T. AUGUSTA, Il. B., pemonstrs
tor OF Anatomy.
TIE entire Expense for the present Preservation,
Course, INCLUDING Matriculation, Demonstrstorf
Zee, aud Ohenical instruction, will be 500 De
For further Information. and for admission to
Ss !S "! $50 Nh D .ss
IT s.PATIET 0rTIOI,
~ N. ..,.,N WAssH Y ssptsuHer u; 1873.
Grsn,H. q q: sst... Of
the l0th day Of December, 1888 for an improvement
Itis ORDERED that said petition be heard q. tai.
Office on the ltd day Of December next. Any person
o1 obs1 paper: Ss IN .i Ss s
twenty days before the day Of bearing
oeewsv Acting Ocmmissioner Of Patents
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUB
1 scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
biz, letters Of sdmfnisfraticn. q. r. A on the
R s,%opnsdi sss,t: :t SAMUEL HARRIsGroN
ceased All persons having claims against the
sand are sonsSs2s exhibit @
Der on or before the third day Of October newt;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali
1858. ami 4 RAYBoLDr
oc 6-lawSw Admtnistratrix, Q. r A
= NJ. WILLIAM, sNk
IMPORTER or
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WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
II GLEASON GUENNs
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
~ tner Depot aud Chief once, street wharf W
O. sToRRs . CO., corner 18th and v. WASH
n. BAILEY a CO., corner 7th sndF:
%. TkAUTMAN. III Pa. avenue letveen ,a.s
and p IN streets ~"
~ BoGUE. corner Bridge and High. George
tONn VIA. An
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Detween lzth ans 18th streets.
Importers and dealers de col n ure ct de chapesur
&c nellie mAgDier, No. Rue de Richelieu, et DE
sne. Louis PAturAi, No. Boulevard dee Cspu-
Srs. A. q. CASTOR 90. re.p.c,fu,l, irwin.
the attention OF the ladies Of Washington and Vi
entity 20 their extensive and we'll selected stork OF
nne french Ribbons ,Velvets, sstins, Lacee Flow
ers and Ieatbers; Velvet, Plush and Felt ate all
OF the latest Paris and New York STYLES: Cloak,
suits, Jackets, etc, Of the latest i'm Dor alton
Dress making IN ell its branches conducted nv
Mrs. n. ID. GILMAN, of Rev York oc Ioavs
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Tn PoroMAc FRoNr.-rhe delightful tenn.

THR POTOMAC FRoNf.-The delightful tenn.
peiature to-day gives ..the front" lively ap-
peiranoe, and operations along the wharves
ar OF decidedly active character. The
Ferry wharf last night from Cone river and
Intfrmediate landings, having on board good
number Of passen gers and heavy fret ght list
Sh strained down 10 Alexandra this mornIng.
TO finish discharging cargo, after which she
will return here. prepai ttory TO leaving for
pleas ure seekers took passage on the stelm AT
Arrow. Captain Stackpole, for Mount Vernon
% b r matters will be found below:
Be7y's WAor.-Arrived-Schoo Shawnee
TT be, Covington, from Matthias Point, with
wood for Market.
Broicn's harf.-Arrivrd-Schnr. A. Smith,
= mes, from Havre-do 81 race, with coll for =
y. Brown L Son. Sailed-Schr. Alexander
tSle, for Alexandria, TO load coal for Norfolk,
rays Whdrf -Arrived-Schooner Enterprisa
simmons, from Quantico, with wood for Mr.
Dodge.
RiIcys qrf.-Arrivpd-Schrs. r. Franklin.
Glover. from Norfolk, Va, with lumber for
WIilet Rsdgrave: Bersheba. Gilmore. Port
Deposit, with lumber for !. Il. Ward: O. III
FOLEY, Bunting, from Havre- de g race, W IN I.9
tons co5l for George Rogers SaiIed-Schnr
Jamor Gorham, Cannon, for Hayre de GRACE
lghii steamer Virginia, Gregg, bound down,
light.
CGriCT's Fhd.E.-Arrived-Schn Virginia
Dare Johnson, from Havre- de- q race, with POO
tons coat for Harvey, Clarke Il Given: John
Ely, Riley. from the same port. with coal for
Joan Wilson; Roanoke, Barre IT, from Phila
delphia. with 200 tons coal for Gr orge Rogers.
John Cooper, Taylor. from Havra-de- Grace
with coal for John Wilson; Iris, Hitch from
Spc seBtia Island, with Ito tons coal for q orge
+. Langley & Son. S2led-Schur. Alexander
WestcOtt for Alexandria light.
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WILLIAM GUIEANB,
w 49, DEALERiy
CoAL, WOOD, LIME. CEMINT, Se
central once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue betve>u
Old and 7th streets wet. Branch Yard, corner ls,
street east and street south wharf aud Steam
saw Mill loot 81 80 street east. large Wharf accom-.
medauons for loading and unloadins vessel, and
prices. " - mi 4. =
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G. l.. WILD, formerly Tuner
k k.ase 3, and subsequently, Of stein rTn
BIO s Pisno Store, Ss7 nth street between Pa
AZ and street, still gives speclAl attention
70 tns above. Other Instruments also r. paired.
tuned, and fer sale. Pianos for sale rent, ~ eS.
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BOYS IN BLUE.-Major General A, Grant.
Commanding. Boys in Blue, District of Co
lumba, has issued an order announcing that the
+ flowing Nance officers have been commits.
STONED TO rank as BriCadier Generals of IN.
Boys in Blue. District of Columbia, VIZ: Colo
mel W. :. Morse of the list regiment. Colonel
J Bell Adams, of the 5th Regiment.
The first brigade will be constituted of the
following command: EugIneer and pioneer
battalion; LIST reg iment cavalry; LIST, Sd, ith 5th
regiments infantry. Brigadier General w s.
Morse rs hereby assigned to the command of
the first brigade, and VIII nominate his staff To
the Major General commanding for confitma
ton.
The I'd brigade will comprise the remaining
commands, as follows: LIST battery artillery: ID
9th, 7th, and eth regiments infantry. Brigadier
General Adams Is hereby ssgned to the COM
mand of the I'd brigade, and will nominate ms
stan to the MAJOR General commanding for
eonfirE alton.
The LIST and ID brigades are constituted n
divlS ION OF the Boys IN Blue, District of Co.
lumbIa Division headquarters are est lbli shed
and Will remain at the general headquarters,
No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Metro.
politan Hotel. Brigade commanders will
establish brigade headquarters without delay
The order makes an appeal for funds and
directs that on Monday, 10Th instant. at twelve
O'Clock meridian, a salute of one hundred gnns
be fired AT The City Hall in honor OF the glorious
Union victory in the October elections