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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-25
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUS

FOR SA ALE oak and walnut chamber
suites two parlor suites; hand,
some oak dining room suite 3
rugs, desk, couch, center Ia bles and stands
bookcase, odd rockers, chairs, mattresses
springs, Crates, toilet set nearly new,
lhe FURNISHINGS OF a II army offlcer no rea
sonable offer refused. 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
ja253t
FOX "a LE-Large barroom icebox Call
at 800 1 st. sw. ja25-3t-em
FOR sALE-One Seba stian lathe; in per
1ect condition; very cheap; for cash
Address LATHE, this office. ta25-3t
FOR sALE-2O gals. of milk per day
IL. WILLIAMSON, Box 307, Alexa ndrla,
va Ia2o-3t
FOR sALE-Baker's portable oven; good
rs new; now is your chance To get a
bargain; don't miss it. Address QUICK,
this office. Ja25-3t
FOR SALE-IU Feather pillows; cheap:
pia no tuning hammers. 1902 X st. NV.
glass In dresser; cheap. 5l8 1Oth NV.
Ja24-3t-em
FOR SALE-2O0-egg Prairie State In
cubator, with Drooder in good order:
cheap. COCHIN, this office. ja24-3t-em
FOR SALE-A set of EncycIopa e dia Bri-
tannica; 20 volumes; cloth binding; Ad-
dress j. G., this office, Ja23-3t
fOk ga LA new Home Inachlne, Iii
first-ciass condition: SO. Cail after 4
or address 326 Il st. NV. Ja23-3t
FOR SALE Grocery store; II sold I'm five
days, for $50; daily expenses, 34C.; bread
aui milk trade VIII over cover it, Address
{, this office Ja23-3t
WILL take So for thoroughbred bun dog
pup; eight months old. if taken at once.
Address y. p, this office. ja23-3t
FOR SALE Special bargains Domestic
$40: | s niger, improved, 81 .: / AmeFi-
Singer. 81: years guarantee. FUNK'S
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE, 32T
c ST. Sc. Ja23-3t
FOR SALE-X ray apparatus, kinet o.
scope auu the pHOnograpn; or exchange
for a frst-Class piano. etc. Can be seen
in the evening only at l 90 @ st. JAZZ
FOR SALES genuine Wilcox x Gibbs
Automatic, latest improved, $50 sew
ing mac chimes at less tina n half price. an op-
portunity of a lifetime; Sent On trial free.
Gail, OF send postal. to AT1ERBACH'S DO
MESTlC ROOMS, 9TH and ST.
Ja2O-6t-em
FOR SALE-Elegant sqnare piano: cost
$500; Will sell for Slo0s So cash and SO
50 cash and 50 per month. HUGO
WOkCH, 925F. Jal0-tf-em
Young Cuban and Mexicanpar-
canaries. Incuuat tors, Spratts and A ustin
dog bread: send for catalogue. SCHMIDS
BIRD STORE, ~ l2th 81. NV. ocStf
FOR SALE-S2.9 IS for eft. extension
table, lounges $3.50; cook stoves, SO;
heeter, $3.50; parlor aud bedroom suites,
81 per week, cheap ca SD and credit. RED
AOND, 3l3 7th st. NV, oc3O-tf-em
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sThe Hygeia.7 and Virginia Beach
will finu this the most attractive
route, insuring a comfort able night >
rest.
Large and luxurious rooms, heatet
- by steam and fitted throughout with
- electric lights. Dining loom service Is
a la carte and is supplied from the
- best that the<markets OF Washington
and Norfolk afford.
Tickets ON sale at L. ). Express
= office. SIT Pennsylvania avenue, Of
- SIC. 1921 Pennsylvania avenue b.
& d. ticket office. corner 9th stree.
- and New York avenue. and on bOaIu
steamers where time Ia bic, map. etc.'
- can also be had. -,
ANY other information desired VIII
- he furnished on applica ton 20 ne IN
dersigned At the cOmpany's wharf.
= foot OF Seventh st, Washington, ID. u
- Telephone No. T5O-
mo. CALLAHAN, General Manager.
fe23
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ment. foreign stamps wanted especially;
bought. r. W. BRADLEY, 6I7
9Th st. NV. Ja1S-lmo
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARL0RS

9OS Street Northwest.
Gold filings and bridge work q spe-
cialty, at the lowest price; amalgam fill
ings, soc; full sets OF te eth on pla ties, So
extracting either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, soc; without, csc; all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to 8
o. clock. mh22 item
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED instruction given IN English
ana mathematics. Address 2l34 Pa.
av. Ja2o-3t
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NANTED-By lady employed during the
day, plain, furnished roUul, win privi-
mus,oe reasona BILE. Address H0NURA BILE,
THIS office. Item
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HANTED-A good double hass and cello
PLAYER deSifes church or quartet work
1917 lfth st. ia 22- Stem
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HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture. carpets, pianos, entire
houses stocks OF all kinds. Address JONES,
lU0i Mass ave. NV. de7-3m0
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Agents to sell rubber collars
cuffs ana shirt fronts 10 the retail trade.
big money 10 right party. Address p. o.
Box 236. Wilmington. Del. jaz5-3t
WANTED Young men of neat appear
anCe. Can at ALUMINIUM STORE.
4S3 Pa ave. NV. Ja25-3t
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WANTED Neat looking. educated young
lady Tor demonstrating at Woodward *
Lothrop's- }. IL. DONAHOO, 3d. Pa. ave.
NV. Item
WANTED--A neat, white young lady as
waitress. Ga 4 ST. NV. Item
WANTED-,iirl Of 10 or Il for nursing
2Ist 81. Item
WANTED -Chambermaidls. cooks, general
hOuSeW0rkerS, laundreSSes. Office clean
etS, nurses, SeaniStresSeS. places furnished
till suited, glrls. SHACkLEFORD'S, Az
llth st. NV. Ja25-9t
WANTED Girls desiring 10 learn good
tailor system, can do - an exchange for
sewing. HlLOR. this Office. II
WANTED Competent ana capable white
aItresS, excellent Nome ana nign wages
Tor right party. EACHAANE BJkLAC.
III 18TH 81. NV. 1t
WANTED Head waitress and two a ssi>t-
ants. white cooks, nurses. ana chamber
maids at once. Enc HANGE BUREAU,
12l 18Th ST. NY. 1t
WANTED Girl for homework; small fam
ilT; no washing. l435 u st. ne. Ii
WANTED-Bouy ironer,. folders and collar
machine girls. SWISS STEAM LAUN-
DRY, PHI r II. NY. ja26-3t
WANTl.H- .uirliurgent.ral nousework. must
inuSl he good washer and ironer: refs.
62l X 81. NV. 1t
WANTED -Lady 10 solicit orders for the
best incandescent lamp on the market.
Address Box %, this office. 1t
WANTED-A good girl, white or colored,
white preferred, not over Is. IU1 II 81.
nw. 1t
WANTED-Girl for general housework
urlng refs. Call at once 3OT 9Th 81.
nw. 1t
Middle-aged white nurse for
battle infant three weeks Old. Address,
= ating refs. and price, INFANT, this of
flee. 1t
WANTED Young white schoolgirl to care
Tor child and assist at homework morn
Apply $50 I'D st. NV. Ja25-3t
WANTED or > good apprentice girls 20
learn dreSsmaking Apply 1928 l-2 Pa.
ave. Ja24-}t-em
WANTED-Toman is plain COOK, white or
'uluTed; also girl chamberuald. ana small
Girl. 1902 IL lOth ST. NV. Ja24-3t
NANTED-Nonday experienced white
waitress, tOr cafe. 81 =. must De pretty
and young. sos 4 81. law. Ja-A-2t
WANTED iOuug white giTl: with good
refs, VITO understands light houSewUrk
and can go home al night. cali a [ 400
st. NV. Ja23-3t.em
WANTED Young lady ,whueD 10 receive
patients and be gen orally useful IN
dental office wages, -. Address DENI-
ISL, this office. Ja22-3t EN-
HELP MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED Men and women to introduce
a quick selling, common sense article
needed Toy ever bOdy; has never been
exposed FOR sale IN Washington; salary aud
commission: no money required for out
III n proper parties and willing 10 work.
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HANTED-By respectable colored woman,
with refs, place as general house worker.
Call HOS o ST NV. Item
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

WANTED-By man and wife, no children.
situation in good family; or Janitor in
flats goodcity refe fence. 3o6 22d ST. NV.
ja24-3ten
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FOR SAIE-FARMS

FOR SALE-At great sacrifice, fine truck
ia RIM, elise to city; cheapest place around
Washington; grand opportunity for both
this office. ja24 item
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WANTED good second -haUdrauge. with
two ovens, must h1 cheap 1908 list. NV.
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FOR sALE-HuRsEs q CARRIAGES

FOR SALE-COupe, for 500; in first
class order. Box 60 this Office.
ja24-3t-eIn
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WANTED-By two women, one place for
general l,ousewurk;. either washing to do
out OF at home. 2O1S Fla. ave. Item
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Mrs. Or. REMMER,

in obst etTics; gold medal awarded for the
science of obst etrics from the University
of Munich, Bavaria; treats successfully
woman'S complaints and irregularities prt-
vate sanitarium for la dies before and dur
ing confinement. Office hours from q.
M. to 8 u. nI.; No. 6l9 Pa. ave. NV,
sp2-tf-em
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wANTED-BICYCIES

WANTED High grade 80 bicycle: must
toe ln iIrst class condition and cneaD
Tot cash. f. q. MATHER, $50 Sd st.
NV 1t
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WANTED-ROONS.

WANTED-3 unfinished rooms for house
Keeping, with gas, over store rent not to
exceed over $40. Address ROOMS, this
office. Item
WANTED unfur roons.a bout SIS or 50:
by quiet couple: no questions asked. Adj
dress Nj. D., this office. Item
WANIED-tor gentleman, wife and child
furnished rooIns, for light housekeeping
NV. preferred. Address, i stating terms
FRANK KING, this office. Ja24-3t-eul
WANTED Young man desires room fur
or partly FUR, that can he used as work
ing studio please state terms. Address
AkT1ST, 322 Az st. NV. ja24-St
WANTED-Two bedToomsfor three adults;
on first or second floor: with privilege
oflight housekeeping. terms must be reason
able; NV. preferred. Address II. R., this
office. ja23-3t
WANTED-An unfur. room for So per
month for light housekeeping In the NV;
first floor no objection. Address PER
MANENT, care of letter carrier 46.
ja23 st
WANTED--TwO or three unfurn. rms;
a. IN. t.; with accommoda tons for horse
Box 90, this office. Ja22-3t ,em
WANTED BY young couple, To Groom
flat, or I'd or Sd floors OF house, in NV.
Address j. G.. H., this office. Ja22-3t-em
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ED-ChambermaidS. cooks, general
hOuSeWorkerS, laundreSSes. Office clean
etN, nurses, seahl>trcsSeS. places furnished
till suited, glrls. SHACkLEFORD'S Az
1 It'll st. NV. Ja25-1t
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FOR RENT-HOU SEES.
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, 917 FIST. NV

FOR RENI-Will give use OF furniture
10 party renting whole or part of S-ruu.
house. Address DISTANCE, this office.
ja25-3t
FOR RENT-A Groom brick, 1915 18Th
ST. NV; will rent oolOred tenant: S25.
j ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and SITS. NV.
ja20-Gt
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatC CO

Every day in the year for Fortress
- Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
all points South by the superb. pow
erful steel palace steamers New
port News" Norfolk" ami ~ ash
ingtOu," on the follow ing schedule.
ScufhfQunn
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sIruarIoNs.wANrEp-MALB


WANTED-By 1S-year-old boy, place as
paper hanger; has had one year exper
fence: l6-year-Uid toy wishes To be bound
10 some good man. Address HOME, this
Cf.fre. Item
Naturalization at anything; % years
old; good refs. II. HAhlM, l09 I'd st
INV. ia % Stem
WANTED -By a first-class meat cutter
and CLERK, a position; competent to take
charge; references. MEAT CUTTER, this
office. ja25-3t
NANTED-Sy a young q lored man,
hilnatfOn as outleisIn "a III SI-,-ia - tift' ate
family. Address E. 6. e., this office
J"-o-o'
Wan TED-POsition as a llround house man
and cook; good refs. 1907 11tn st. NV.
1t
WANTED-By expert, experienced male
stenographeT; day or night work; salary
not less than S12 per week, unless priv
lege of outside work be given; j. j. {,
this office. Ja22-3t-em
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PERSONALS.

"A BUSINESS man; middle a ged would
like 10 form tie acquaintance OF lady,
mss, or wIH'w, WHO CoHIuss~> aim fiuSH-
Cially; object matTimOny. Address HON
EST, this office. Ja25-5t ,em
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HELP wAyrED-FEMALE-

WANTED Neat looking. educated young
lady Tor demonstrating at Woodward *
Lnthrop's. }. IL. DONAHOO, S32 Pa. ave.
NV. Item
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lost Large black dog. white spot ON
chest. answers TO the name OF Sport; re-
ward. 50 ; ST. NV. la22-3t-em
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LOST-nu The 9Th inst. a small nackare
of letters Eberal reward paid for their
Return % MAURICE JOYCE, Ala 18th
81. NV. ia22-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


W ANIED-2 gentlemen to take 2d-floor
'front.' rootn, with board. 5lS 81 st. ne.
la25-3t
FOX kEN Il rooms, with lOard. SIS:
am urnlShed rooms IS month. ha n room.
81 week; near Govt Printing office ana
benartmrtiiS. 10 ana = 4 St NV
la2d-3t-sia
BTRST-CLASS home table: board by day
@eek on month, furnished rooms 20
Grant place NV. n23-3t
FOR RENT-Stealn-heate front rooms,
with board; first-Class table. 5l5-l7
St my. la2s-6t
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WANTED-HOCSES

WANTED-A very small house with mod
ern Improvements anu low rent, within
five minutes walk from NatiOna Capital
Brewing GO. Address F. kUH BLAN f,
care OF National Capital Brewing Co.
ja25-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

NANTED-Alen and women TO introduce
a quick selling, common sense article
needed Toy everybody; has never been
exposed for sale IN Washington: salary and
commission; no money required for out
tit n proper parties and willing to work.
Can In person Tuesday. after $50 3. IA, at
Room 81, COrcOran Building. 1t
SOUTHERN AGENCY wants reliable male
sHd female help. MRS. MOORE, 3O6
u 81. NV. 1t
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NANTED-iiirl OF 10 or Il for nursing
and acknowledgements stay nights; refs. 1875
list ST Item
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LOST

LOST-ChinChilla Fur Cape. Liberal re-
ward N returned TO MR.. LETTERS,
dupont circle. la23-3t
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE -Lady's wheel. In good order,
with lamp, clock, etc, for S15. Cali at
30S + ST. ne Item
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GEN. BLANCO'S BIRTHDAY
GIVES $500 TO THE POOR IN HAVANA
AND Is APPLAUDED.
Papers on the Island Rfdicule Sa-
gasta for His Boast About Hand
ling thesCortes-IsIand News.

HAVANA, Aug. 30, 0 p. MIA Lucia.
commenting editorialy this afternoon upon
Senior Sagastas intention to prevent the
CCrtes discussing the incidents and results
of the war and to forbid the press to pub
fish the parliamentary debates, criticises
this attitude strongly and condemns Sagas-
ta's "autocracy and absolutism'' La La
cha says: 1.-THE Sultan of Morocco pales
into insignifcance in comparison with the
Spanish premier. Nevertheless it must be
admitted that in the present state of at
fairs Senior Sagastas policy of muzzlng the
country and the press is the only that
could possibly succeed in maintaining the
consolidation and unity of the country"
General Pando chief of staff to General
Blanco, who lately returned from voyage
TO Mexico and other Central and South
American countries, where he went on Sc
cret mission to arouse sympathy for Spain,
will return to Madrid tomorrow He main
tains strict reserve as to the results of his
mission. His post here will be occupied by
General Solano.
Tomorrow will be General Blancos birth
day. He celebrated it in advance by gift
of $500, to be used in the purchase of relief
for distribution among the local charitable
institutions. His generosity is much APP
plauded.
Havana business houses and private citi-
zens subscribed during the blockade the
sum of $5000 toward the Improvement of
the navy, but the opportunity to utilize the
fund in that way having passed, meeting
was held yesterday to consider appropriat-
ing the fund to the erection of new and
magnificent Spanish club. Opinions as to
this proposal differ widely, the subscribers
who are to remain here being in favor or
the project, but those who are expecting
to return considering such a proposal as I'M
fair to the Spanish.
The papers are greatly agitated as to the
disposition of the remains of Columbus, and
it is understood that the Duke of Veragua,
the only living desc endant of the discoverer
of America, will request the privilege of re-
moving them from the Havana Cathedral
and carrying them to Spain, there to de-
posit them with the remains of other illus
trious Spaniards.
The general impression is that the re-
mains not to be included in the Surren-
der.
Recent advices from Candelaria report a
state of dreadful distress, the result of fe-
blockade Within a stones throw of the
town the insurgent General Pedro Diaz, IS
encamped with a thousand men; but as
yet they have not solicited food.
San Cristobal, whose inhabitants take the
men supplies.
Several insurgent leaders in the province
of Pinar del Rio have issued circulars
guaranteeing law and order and promising
safety to all who will return to their fields
and farms. The Cubans in that province
have set an example, which will surely be
followed elsewhere.
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mot GUILTY."
Concluded from First Page1

has detailed a physician from his office at
jective point. There were doubtless imper-
tections in the details of his campaign, but
/ do not believe that the criticisms of men
who did not actively take part in that cam
paign will carry weight. j do not know who
is going to get the worst of this controver-
sy (which General Miles has started, but
somebody will get hurt. General Miles has
thrown a lot of bricks up in the air and
they are going to fall on somebody's head.
When they drop he may have to do some
lodging himself. 1t is painfully evident
that the whole unsavory business will have
an airing When a man steps out of sec
ond story window he is going to get action.
1t may not be the kind of action he wants,
but proceedings will be lively while they
last"
1t is intimated around the War Depart
merit this afternoon that in the return fire
upon General Miles an attempt will be made
to show that he was responsible for the fail
IRE to give General Shafter the artillery
backing that he had expected, and that it is
broadly intimated in that quarter that the
commanding general was inspired to initiate
the fight in order to divert attention from
impending disclosures about this artillery
failure.
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COL. BARNETT.s MEN
Are Now at Camp Meade, Pa, but
Want TO Come Home.


Want to Come Home.
Correspondence of the Journal.
CAMP MEADE. Pa. headquarters One
hundred-and-fifty- ninth Indiana Volunteers,
Aug. 29.-After one month of the worst
soldering" a command ever experienced
the Northumberland ifty-ninth is once
more in camp in most beautiful site in
the midst of Camp Meade. The men of the
regiment are happy at escaping from Vir-
ginia and will relish short rest in the
present camp. 1t is located upon a high
point of land perfectly adapted to drainage.
The departure from Thoroughfare was
made Sunday morning in three sections.
The Pennsylvania handled the trains nicely
and the run was made to Harrisburg be-
fore dark, the trains being an hour apart.
Owing to the delay in the Harrisburg yards
the men remained in the cars until morning
and marched out to camp at o'clock. The
trip was made without accident. The lead
ing incident of the trip occurred when Maj.
McAuliff, who was in command of the sec
ond section, ran across a negro who pre-
tended to be selling lunch to the men and
in reality was selling whisky. The major
ordered up a detail to have the man elected
from the train, but before the detail came
up he fired the coon single handed, throw
lliS MS BOXES dIl6T MIN. Ol TIE HiSl cCS-
ton a couple of Company e men became
involved in fight and were turned over
to the civil authorities at York, one OF the
stopping places.
The men are all delighted with the new
camp. If the other camps had been Sc
lected with the same sort of judgment there
is no doubt Lut the men would have been
less anxious to rush out of the service.
The men who were left at Camp Alger
and who set up the present camp were
pleased to see the regiment march In, as
they have been short of rations for weeks.
Captain Starr has had charge of the de-
tachment.
Lieutenant Colonel Mccoy has gone to
Reading, Pa. on u short leave of absence.
No further orders have been received re-
garding the muster out of the regiment. 1t
has been announced unofically that the
One-hundred- and fit -ninth will be sent to
Indiana this week, but it is not thought to
be true. 1t seems to be the general OPINION
that the command cannot be mustered out
within a shorter time than six weeks. All
of the work incident to the muster out could
be done as we'll in Indiana as at camp
Meade. Ill w. b.
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Camp Meade Filling Up.

CAMP MEADE, Middletown, Pa, Aug. 80.
-Oney Eagan, private, Company H, Sec
ond Tennessee, was brought here to-day
from Memphis. He is charged with deser-
ton and will be tried by court martial.
General Graum has brigaded the First Con-
necticut First Rhode Island and Second
Tennessee.
The muster-out rolls of the Sixth Pennsyl-
vania have been prepared and the regiment
is awaiting orders to move to Mount Gretna
TO be mustered out.
The Twelfth Pennsylvania Regiment came
in to-day from Camp Alger and was fol-
lowed tonight by the Eighth Pennsylvania.
The recruits of the Thirty-third and Thir-
ty-fourth Michigan have been ordered to
their arrival from Thoroughfare Gap
The Seventh Illinois has been ordered to
Springfield to be mustered out.