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SPGClAL EXPRESS 10 CINCINNATI,
THENCE
PHOTOGRAPHIC
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inree Days In Advance Of the Mail.
AFFAIRS In CHIHUAHUA.
Three Days in Advance Of the Mail.
AFFAIRS I'm CHIHUAHUA.

ST. Louis, Sept. Is. IslT.
we nave 10 announce that letters from Cbihusbu.
to the 2lst Of July, have been received
satisfactory state Of things existed betvssn the
American traders nd the citizens and government TIL.
Msxicans adhered rgidy to the terms Of Doniphsn,.
treaty; the traders we're kindly treated.
The murderers of Mr.. Aud would no doubt be exs
outed Mr. property had been taken charge by the
for safe keeping and not with view oon
fscstng It. His remains inferred In the Catholic
grave yard, with due honors.
admitted to any part Of the state for
the purpose Of selling goods.
Mr. Magofn in Chihuahua acquitted Of al charges
against him.
We learn that fourteen companies Of volunteers have
left Santa Fe for the United States though thinned
by disease that they average but 40 mon each.
Henry Apple, a German, yesterday arrested
suspicion Of having murdered, Wednesday Of last
week, Lemuel swayns an old man, near Ogles Mil,
miles from this city lie had In his possession belonging
to the murdered man, three guns.
Mr. Love- (Colcnelws think who had charge Of $780,
600 In specie funds to pay the army arrived at Santa
Fe on the eth Of August In safety.
Elizabeth Reddick, orphan GIRL about II years OF
age Killed herself yesterday by taking arsenic In
sequence OF having wrongfuv been charged with theft
Ihs Is Almost melancholy ease. ARGUS.
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r. c. WEraoRE, Div. Inspector.
SECOND REGIMENT VS.. MILITIA.

Pur uant the above Div Orders and therein
mentioned the Of the several
oil TINS regiment will assemble within their Com
psny Districts On Monday, the 4h day Of october 10
o'clock A NJ for Company parade, inspection and martial
armed and ppsd according law the places
company 4 District-JosePh Craig, Command ant, within
line bounding Spruce Cliff, Hague real aud ChsthsIn
Streets known the Frat Elect District Of the Wad
opposite ehah,psare Hotel, corner Of Duane and William
CSmpany District. exanderfr. Castle, Commandant,
Within line bounding Ferry street. Peck Slip Sou h, Roose
yit Oak fearl Hague and Cliff koown the Fourth
Election District Of the t Ward tbs Of Dover and
Pearl streets.
Company Dsret-Thomas w. McLeay. Commandsnt.
within line bounding Roosevelt Front Catherine Oak
streets known the Third Election District Of the Fourth
ward VIII assemble a the OF Oliver aud Oak
company y Dstrict-Alexa Eaglsscn, Commandant,
within line bounding Chatham, Pssd Oak and Catherine
streets ktown the Second Election District Of the 9TH
Weird opposite the Catholic Chu.ch james street
ne bounding the Park Chatham .trseg Pearl Il and
Broadway known the First Election Disrrct Of the 9Th
ware will assmbls at The corner Of entire and Duane
Company Dnnct-Wm. W. Psnslls, Comnandant with
In line bounding Pearl and anal streets and Broad
way known the Second E elton District Of the sth Ward
Company q Dmrct-Hemy Parsons, C6lhusndsut, within
liue bounding Genre Walker, Mulberry, Chatham aud
Pearl known he Third Elect District the 9Th
Wa d. viii assemble the Of White and Centre
Company II Dist,ict-ArX ander Mckenzie, Commander
wit in line bounding nathan, Bowsry, Walker and Null
known the fourth Election District Of I'll. 9Th
wi assemble the Of Bayard aud Mo streets
The Regmental Court Of Appeals from fine.
peases imposed will be held the CentIe Market Drill
Ro0 s1S S% MoSday oeSe 49, III z Mf GslSet
Colonel End RrRt
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"a a a Gle, snd VI AmsrsAn Mly Pressed u as
urIda sperm and whale, a. veil ~ msnuihstuysd we're
all drm. while no saies Of Importance transpirsa,
PuevDoSs lin large wsy mess pork vss nominal at
SIS So and prime at sic co. good lot Of Ohio prime
consisting Of 100 barrels sold ut Sill Beef OF 500
tisrces prime made at SIS aud IN do not 30
good SIT Lard sales OF 100 kegs inferior were made
at O}So Butter. sale Of so hrkns this State butter
was made at 1870. l4c. There was no change in
cbeess.
Roc The stock wasl and little or nothing doing
while quotations remained nominally the same
SriRIrs-A sale OF about 200 hogsheads and quarter
casks French brandy made by auction ct ST. 80
VI o. 81 %, 81 90, - TO- 81 IS and 81 65 all under
$500, cash.
susAR-ssles Of 100 boxes Havana brown were made
at $40 a Ac., the latter figure for prime quality
ToBAcco-A sale Of 81 bales Cuba was made BY suc
ton ut 1910. per pound The sale was stopped.
WHsKEY-Sales OF 200 barrels Ohio were made at
sI'Sc 20 dos p at 2sc. and 20 hogsheads drudge at
$50.
WHALEBoSE-Ths change In prices, and no
sales Of moment reported
WooL-Tse sales the present week have reached about
Aooo0 lbs OF American hsece, principally common and
low grades at prices ranging from 3oc 40c The mar
ket closed hrm with upward tendency. The stock
on hsndt estimated did did not exceed 700 000lbs
FRE'eHrs-BeyoDd an engagement Of Cheese TO Glss-
gov at 2os and Of some heavy freight to London ut pre-
vous rates heard Of little nothing worth report
Ing Cotton continued to be taken to Havre, ut No.
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photographic.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Sept Is, lS4T.
Cotton-Ths market continued steady, and sales
reached about 1000 bales though rates were some less
firm Floursaes Of 1000 barrels made, consisting
Of Ohio and Illinois, good brands, at 81 75 Wheat
Market bare, and no transactions reported. Corn
Sales Of 1000 bushels made consisting Of western
yoilow AZ 10 cents OatsSales Of 1000 bushels were
made ut 80 cents Sugar and Molxssss-No CHANGE and
sales chiefly confined to the retail trade Provisions
No change. Sterling Exohange-6H To- Bills on New
fork-No alteration. Freights dull. Whiskey-Sses
at 20 cents Business generally inactive, account Of
the epidemic.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 22-P. M.

BALrIMoRE, Sept. 22-P. NJ
Fiour-The market remained without change. Sales
OF 1000 barrels Howard street made ut So ncud
Ing some City Mills at 50 60 wheat-No change, and
no sales Of moment were reported. Corn-There was
fair business doing but previous prices barely
maintained Sales Of 5000 bushels made including
common Maryland mixed at $40, and yellow OF coo
Oats-Sales of 1000 bushels made at 43c. Prov-
sionsNo change. Whiskey--A shade hrmer. Freghts
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Il X L K G II A HIC.
News from the South.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 22-l0k A. NJ
A gentleman recently arrived, states that the
Mexican soldiers at San IuiS Potosi we're reported 70
have all gone TO the Capital He likewise represents the
gusras to be very numerous the road from Monte
rey to the Rio Orande
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The Yellow Fever I'm New Orleans.

PHILApsLPHIA, Sept %, lA7
The New Orleans papers Of the 10th state the inter-
ments from yellow fever at 2s deaths AZ the Charity
Hospital, IL; and at Lafayette, g.
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4. THIRD REGIMENT y. Y.s.MiLITIA


Ia compliance with Division order and the law
therein referred the members Of the
several companies Of this regiment will assemble 10 their
specuve company districts Monday, the 4th day Of Oco
at 10 o'clock NJ for parade inspection
and drill aimed and equipped according law the places
des guated for the following districts, viz:
LIST Company AZ commanded BY Capt John Jagels and
district bounded by Nassau Wall Broadway, Rector, West
and Liberty Streets will meet Libety street at the corner
of Greenwich.
I'd Company (B) commanded by Captain N Labar, dis
tric bound by Nassau Maiden Lane South and William
will meet in Cedar at the corner OF Nassau st.
I'D Company (C) commanded by Lieut-commandnt d. G.,
Vaughan dstGetg bounded beginning at the Battery. by
Whitehall Marketfsld Broad. Wall, Broadway, Rector end
West streets; The of beginning, will assemble the
Battery pposite to Greenwich st.
Attn Company D) commanded BY Capt Henry g. Marx dis
trict bound by ALL Broad, Maketsd, Whitehall and
Pearl SIS will ASST nbie on Hanover square.
3tn Company ( commanded by Capt B. Parker district
bcu ded by Wall eafl Whitehall and South Streets will
sembie on the Battery oppo,ite u Front At
h Company (F) Comma ded by Capt. William Serr dis.
bounded by Broadway Park Row, Spruce William and
Liberty streets will assemble tho Park opposite Beekmau
Company (G) commanded by Capt. Richard Raynor.
distIictb unded by Maiden Lane Liberty William. Fulton
and South streets will assemble Pa at the Of Gold
street
9Th Company (H) commanded by Capt Joseph Ionat dis
trct bounded by Fulton William, Spruce Ferry, Peck Slip
and South Streets will assemble Beekman street, the
Of " ilam street.
6nes or penaites imposed will b. he at Stonesis 81 Full
Monday tho 18Th day Of October four O'Clock
P. M. By order, 3. BROOKE POSTLEY, Col.
Commanding Id RI pment NJ NJ
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FXsSg, l pIyyIY q ! NSw yoss STATE MILITIA

the formed Militia o. Che CIV u Nsw Yok witch
embraces al tho able bodied white male citizens between the
nvt me Oh an uniforn company, exempt by Law VII
take notice OF tho wing reg,ne orders assemble fog
company aIade and martial rcis Mond tth Of
Ocooei next al the time and places therein stated comp
IN &C. q ne Of the State OF New York
entusd An act Tor the OF the First Division OF
the New York State Militia" passed May 6ih 1877 and they
are hereby Notified 81 their enrolment. -
,,ormand.n Of Brsados, Regiments and Companies
wi direct all ofhccrs and non-commssionsd officers Of
each uniformed company attend the parade uniform
undress subalterss and noncommissioned officers will aid
the or companies the day No
person be permitted to leave his company without permits
sion OF his commanding officer until down Pursuant
said act each commandan will sx
,e the statste requires: The Of
each regiment 20 hear will be held time and
place stated at the end Of the Regmena order
CHARLES W. SANFORD.
Major General Commanding.
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANy sept. ~.
SENATE.
The general bill for the ncorpor alton Of bridge oom
panss was ordered to third reading
The bills In relation the clerks Of Oyer and Termi.
ner and General Sessions OF the peace IN New York
passed.
Robert q. Rankin of Dutohess, elected Regent Of
the University, in place Of Isaac McKown deceased.
Tho Gepersl Canal Bill was taken up and disposed OF
In committee Of the whole and referred TO be reported
complete.
AssE npLY.
Mr. HApLEY reported, with ents, the Senate
bill amendatory Of the act amending the general bank
ing law. The blu proposes to the banks on the
amount Of their productive capital paid secured to
be paid to be assessed by tho comptroller motion Of
Mr. Hsdley to order the bill to third reading was re.
ectsd and the bill goes to the committee of the whole
Mr. CoRSwELL reported u I'LL approprating $3.50 9o4
to the enlargement Of the Eri Canal and $4,000 TO the
unfinished canals This Is in addition the 1851 900 ap
propriated last May The bill directs that work enough
shall be put under contract exhaust the appropriation
within one year from the date Of the contraca II ds
poses Of the entire surplus revenue of the last fiscal
year
The General Insurance Bill was discussed Ia commit
toe OF the whole to the hour of adjournment.
Tho Comptroller states that since the lst OF July
1885, eighteen banks have into operation under the
general law having deposited securities to the amount
of sleiis9o. or these, $7a2 las Eve per cents;
$4,000 are five and half $4,000 are skies, and
$3o26o sevens. There also Ave banks the pstss
whose circulating notes are net prepared
The Democratic State Nominations.
HARTFORD, Sept. 22-lO O'Clock P. NJ
The Democratic State Convention now in session In
this city have nominated for candidates for their sup.
port next April,
George 9. Cstlin, Governor.
Orrigen 8. Seymour Lieutenant Governor
Alonzo w. Birge, Treasurer.
Charles w. Bradley, Secretary
Frederick Croswell, Comptroller.
The Convention Is balotng for delegates 10 the
lsIs Baltimore Convention.
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ALBANY, Sept. 22-P. NJ
Flour-There was change in the market and prices
of Western and Geneses stood previous rates Whes
For prime quality Genesse 81 2o asked No sales
OF moment were reported Corn-Sales Of 5000 Bushels
were MADE, consisting OF Western mixed ut $40 $50
Of 1900 bu ,hels made at 72c There
no new barley offering Whiskey-No change Provi-
SONS inactive Receipts by the canal during the "a
hours were ss foows Flour 60U0 barrels; corn 10000
busnels barley 2O0) 10 No alteration in freights.
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BUFFALO, Sept 22-P. M.
Flour-The market continued about tho same, and
sales Of 1000 barrels western good with THU State
including some lots Of fresh ground made ut 81
Elk to So Wheat-rhe market steady, and good
qualities Of old and in fair request Sales Of 900
bushels were made, including WESTERN at 90 cts, and
handsome lots Of with parcels of this State
lD2 cts Coma fair business was doing. while prices
remained about the same. We noticed sales of about
1000 bushels i-cudpg Western mixed at 45 cts and
do yellow at so cts Rye-No sales reported Oats
Sales OF 5000 BUSHELS were made at SO cts Whsksy
held a'htt's hrmer Nothing of importance in provi-
sisns Receipts during the preceding "a hours -four,
Freghts by canal to Albany No change.
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BoeToN, Sept. 22-P. NJ.

BoeToN, Sept. 2o-P. NJ.
Flour-The market continued steady, and sales Of
5000 barrels made consisting Of good Western and
oenssee brands 70 part Of the latter fresh ground at
s. s71s SO lax Corn-Sales Of 5000 bushels nclud-
Ing sound Western mixed and yellow made at 600
T2o Oats Sales Of 5000 bushels made ut $50.
Provisions continued inactive Sales Of beef
made at SS $l3 60 Lard of good quality continued
nrm aud Fork dull There change IN spirits
Freights continued inactive. Sales Of cotton were
small and on terms favorable to purchasers
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TENTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. NJ.


Pursuant the above Division Orders and the Act therein
Of this will assemble within their cotnpa
ny districts Monday, the <h day OF October 10
O'Clock, A. NJ for Company parade inspection and martial
ercse armed and equipped according law the places
signaten Tor each district reapec tively. as follows
lst District company A, BOUNDED by the Hudson River
Hammersly Bedford and BarTo Streets and commanded By
Thomas Jones' captain the north Of Hudson and
Leroy sire cts.
I'd Dntic, company b. bounded by Bedford Hammsrsly
Barrow street. aud commanded bv Henry L. Hoelxe cpan
at the north corner Of Blocker and Coruelia
Sd District company &, bounded by The Hubs RIVER Bar
row, HUDSON aud Ferry Henry
ns captain II the north Of ashngton and
streets.
4h District D. bounded by Hudsou street. Barrow
street, Sixth Avenue and Amos
Clak at the north Of Fourth and Chris
TOPPER st Gets.
5h District company 4, bounded by the Hudson River
Perry Tucson aud Troy and commanded BY James
Math captain at the north east Of Washington
BaGk streets.
9Th District Company F. bounded by Hudson Amos Fac
tory, and Troy and comm nded by James H. Dodge
CAPTAIN at the North East Fourth and Perry
Troy street Eighth aud Fourteenth eet
nanded by Cornelius VsnderveeI Captain North
corner OF Gree wich and Horatio streets.
9Th District Company H. bounded by Eighth avenue Troy,
Factory Amos SIKH Fourteenth st.
and commanded by Jacob kaynor Captain at the North East
corner Of Seven h avenue and Eleventh street.
The Regimentl Court Of Appeals to hear appeals from
lines and penalties imp sed will be held at the Northern EI
''''' By order e Of In Inc ' cHARLE s DODGE.
1t. Col. COmm'g 10th Rept N Y NJ
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FOURTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. MILITIA.


Pursuant to the above Division Orders. and the act therein
OF this hegmeat will assemble within the respective Com
Distrc Monday the fourth day Of October next
10 O'Clock Am company parade Inspection ind martial
armed and equipped according TO law at the places
designated for each district respectively follows, ylz
LIST COMPANY p,tr's A. Troop sp%msnded ~ Capt 70
Fourth Sixth Avenue Carmine, Bieecker and Han
cock streets the Of TIL, and Fourth Streets
right ON Fourth street. .
Great jones and the Bowey the corner Of Mercer
aud Amty st'eets, right on Amity 81 Get.
Sd Comp ny strict Company Al commanded by Lieu
euant commandment John Fowler. Junr, aud bounded by
street. and the Boweyst the corner of Wooster
street and Waveriy Pacr. night on Waverey Place:
dh Company District COMPANY b ndsd by Captain
Peer Ferber and bounded by Fourth University Place
Fourteenth street and Sixth Avenue the
walk running North and South with the North walk Of
Washington square.
9Th Company District Company C) commanded by Lieut.
Commandant Jacob Schmid and bouoded by Houston, Null
berry and Broome Streets and Broadway at the OF
Crosby nd Priuce rect right on Prince street
9th Company District Company commanded by Lieut.
Commaudant Patrick Murray, and bounded by Houston u
berry and Broome and the Bowey, the
Mott aud Prince streets right on Prince street
It'll Company District COMPANY ~ commanded by John
H. Miller and unded by Broadway, Cans Centre Walker
Orange and Broome streets the Of Grand aud Elm
Sheets right on Elm street.
e. 9Th Company district tCompsny 2 comm.nded by Captain
Boome reefs and the Bowey ct the Of Hester and
Mulberry streets. right on Mulberry street
The Rgmen Court Of Appeals hear appeals from fuss
and penalties imposed will be hell Constitution Hail. No
go Broadway on Mond y, Oct 18th lsi7 az ccoSs
BY order Of Oh thLES YATES
h pf " NJ
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On Tuesday 2lst after a long and painful illness,
MRS ELIZA EMMEss, aged Al years, month, and l3
days wife Of James Emmens, deceased.
The friends of the family requested to attend her
funeral on Fridsy Sept "a at O'Clock, at her late
sideuce, $50 West Fourteenth st.
OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans on the l2th Of
Sept Mr. JOSEPH PALMIERI, forty years of age He
formerly resident of this city.
At Rochester. 9Th instant PETER - about l6 -
Said his friends lived in 10th street. the Dry Dock
In this city
At the Nursery Hospital, Blaskwells Island, yester
DAY afternoon. DR. HALsEv LEONARD, nephew Of the
Hon Moses u l. onard, in the 2Sd year Of bis age.
DR. Leonard has been for some months acting az rs
sstant physician st the penitentiary hospitals and
Bellevue About three wesk since he suffered an At
tack VI typhus fever. from which he was recovering
when hs had relapse, accom- panied with dysentcry
which has proved rapidly fatal. DR. Leonard was an
amiabie young MAJ highly esteemed by his fellow
sstans la the hospital and had already given promise
or career In tho profession in the pursuit of
which, too srdsntiy, hs has thus early fallen In his
last moments he ~as sustained BY the christians hope
aud his numerous friends have the consolation Of
evoy that the religion he profssssd gave him victory
over death.
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Married,
On Tuesday morning 2lst instant, by the Rev. Dr.
Anthem JosHuA j HErav, TO MAKIA Caroline, daugh-
tor Of jacob q. Heuek Esq
On Tuesday. 22i inst, by Rev. Henry Davis, HENRY
DENJAMrS BuDD, to Miss MARY ANN HAMILTON, both of
this CITY.
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Aiy md qtssd streets win Ne eopB,udsd w Csrttn
fight on Bfssrs street
sth COMPANY, Di.,fie.~1onnasd ty lhs 1awyry Rvia
tou Allen and Grand streets will BE- commanded by Captain
right On ChIystis stseet.
The Cemmsndani Of this Regiment will attend the Mer.
Ger ouso lorer Of Mercer and Broomo tce) Monday
the 23n VI yetobsr 1917 oeoek r. NJ snd will thea and
there hear appea that be dc HIM Tor the rems-
sion OF any hoe penalty
rolled As un- uniformed neml era Of this regiment.
by oideroi ANDREW A. BREMNER.
,nI Ia Hal
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FIFTH REGIMENT, N Y. 8. MILITIA


Pursuant to the above Division orders and the act therein
ass Of thi, Regiment will assemble within heir respective
10 o'clock, ~ f,r Company parade, inspection and martial
designated foe Zach district respectively as foows:
Tho LIST ompany district Company A, command Of
Capt Renecke aud bounded by Canal Green and
Houston ST. IN Mercerst right on Prince st.
The I'd Company district Company B. under command OF
Lieut. MeyehoE and bounded by Gen Caua Laursns and
Houston SITS in Wooster st., right on Prince st.
The Sd Company district Company C. under comm md Of
Cope Rowald aud bounded by Laurens Canal Sullivan and
Houston ST., IN Thompson St, right on Prince 81,
The 4h Company district. Company d. under command OF
G.p5 swatswa der and b,unded BY Sullivan Canal Watts
9th COMPANY district, Company +. gnder commsnd Of
HsS>ton s. in Ming St, right on McDoughst
Lieut. Ehrman sud bounded by Varck, Watts Hudson and
Houston sts, in King ST. right on Vsrick ST.
The It'll Company district Company bounded by Hudson
Canal, Greenwi aud Houston KING right Hud
aud be under the Command of Lieut. Phrman who
hrrtby detailed for that purpose.
The 9th Company District Company H. bounded by Green
wc Canal West md Houston st. in KING ST. right Green
wch ST. and be under the command OF Lieut. Kus who Is
hereby detailed for that purpose.
The Regmental Court OF Appeals hear appeals from 6nes
or penalties will be held az centre market drill room
Monday 18th Oct next at O'Clock in the afternoon.
By order OF ANDREW WARNER, Col 5th Regt.
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NINTH REGIMENT N. Us MILITIA.

Pursuant the above Division Orders and the act therein
menoned the Unauthorized Of several
o. this will assemble within ther
districts on honds/ the 9TH day Of October 10 O'clock
A. W. Tor company parade, inspection and martial
armed and eqappsd according w the place
for each district respectively, a. follows -
The district of Company A, commanded by Captain John
9 Heme, and bonded by the Bowsry Rivngton Eldrdge
First avenue and Second street, tbs South East
Houston and Christie streets.
The district OF Company b, commanded by Lieutenant
Commit Stephen H. Cornell aud bounded BY Eidrdge Riy.
ington Essex Avenue Second street, and First avenue
the South West corner Of Houston and Alien streets
The district OF Company c. anded by Lieut. Jacob
L. Seerng and bounded Essex, Rvilgton Clinton Ave
Second street. and Avenue A. at the South East
Of Houston and Norfolk streets
H. The district of Company d. commanded by Capt Charles
Bulwinke and bounded by the Bowery, Secoud street.
FUs avenue and Sixth street, at the South last Of
cond avenue and Fourth street
s. The district Of Company E. commanded by Capt Marvin
Pltman aud bouaded by First avenue second street. Ave
ue aud Sixth street, at the South East Of Avenue
and Fourth street.
6 The district Of Company F. commanded By Capt John NJ
Hayward and bounded by the Bowery ixth street, Avenue
o. Seventh street, Avenue and Eighth the South
1he district OF Comp u, comm indeo by Capt Richard
H. Thompson aud bounded by the B1wery Eighth
Avenue A. aud Tenth At the South East of
coad avenue and Ninth street.
o. The dstrct OF Company H. commanded by Capt Henry
b. Melville and bounded by the Bowery euh
nuc snd Fourteenth the South East Of
cond aveaue and Twelfth street
The Regmenti Court Appeals, to hear appeals from
fines or penalties imposed will be held Military Hall 9i
in the forenoon. BY order Of
L. JESIJP r.