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AUCTION SALES.
JoslAa nlSHA.ps, !.:.,cs:.s,

JOSIAH klCHARDo, Auetsons~r.
ID Brosdvsy1Lihsr.l ss.k advances mad. OF eOss'1'
nents for suction sales-
MoS d.Sn. sss .. .ss as 1s.,SIis days.
GSrAr SALr % ESeLfss AND AsrseAs BooEs-As
run Der Of large and vusble gnnsnt ,sss received
from se fr publishers Of London inelsdins ssssnt -
sais se.ptis.S ilestr.ssd and orsss sn,sl volumss
suitable Tor present. or the drawing roes Aso large
sossasn o. popular A@.ns.s sns sts..e. sas
medical works, snDuals for ~ ee.anis nhlseis
classic. uyshs md ehsIss ssSa. '.s o sAs "a .s 80.
MONDAY EVENING. Nov
BONA lrss AssortncB, of standard and nisceliane
WEDNESDAY EsESISo' NOy. d.
and i'esli;SsSS. ssss, .%Iy s,sls. s.ni SOot' .s
vsissbls reports. dise.t.. tIsstisss. ke.
UY r. COTTON, AssuOa ana cor.lalssloa Nsr.
ID ehant-ssles Room Sic Bro.dwsy Gothic Hall hsv.
Ina removed the shove named large roonas now prs.
xarsi 70 receive all sisds Of Cabinet Tsrntsr. bry
6Ood,, CsEpsu and housekeeping articles Of every ds.
q ake settlements with bic usssl prom ptnsss He win
.so Bay II preferred ouaosr sass in any part Of Ne
'' ''''"''' SATURDAY. Nov. g
At lOt o'clock, al rs Bowery.
DRv Cosus N CoSrt~uarIo~-By order Of the Assignee
Consisting Of .hswls, delsns. Prints nts, aPssss
linens ribbons gloves hosiery sheetinS sh,Ftins fns
hams. scoHers boob uusns together with the goods not
called Tor 81 previous sales
Al private sale several splendid rosewood pisnos msAs
y ThomAs Loud Of Philadelphia, they are OF superior
touch and finish and equal in every respect any
instrument made in the city Purchaser viii receive
full guaranty from tho msker and invited 10 examine
theul they viii not suffer In eemPAisos
with any instrument made Prices moderate. Aho ons
splendid harp In cue order.
II CHAMBERLAIN uCrioNEER-Stors Nos
y. spraee-st-Liberal advances made on Goods coz.
signed Tor private .ss OF to Be cold al saeton o.tdo9r
sales carefully attended t.. ssd respectfully socitsd
Prompt returns made
TUESDAY. Nov.
AZ - O'Clock, At spruce-st
PVeLfc ADNi>isrRAroks SALs OF LAW BOOKS, kc.--
About 100 vols OF Law Books. comprising The library Of
the ate David Gfes Esq consisting Of ancient and mod
Law ana Equity Reports In complete sets, ard Q
variety Of standard WORKS Of late editions
Also, nne 10. Of library snd bedroom faitsre. Cat
aosues will be ready days before the sale 70 b OBJ
taned Of the suctenee Of the .dmnistIsie For far
Their information apply TO JAMES THAYER,
Public Administration, Nassau Of
MONDAY, Nov. Is.
At oo'eloek at Sprucsstrss
TkUsrsE's SALE OF CRccKssy, GLAsswAas, NC. kc--
general sssortment OF earthenware. via
dishes plates c0ps and shnswsrs. tumbers ass
dishes, ps'es &c
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OFFICE Or THE NoRrH AMERICAN fISE lis. Co.
New-York, November /, l8f7
- 81 Regular Meeting OF the Board Of Direct
ors % the North American Five lnsursnce Company held
a. their Office, 81 Walist RIcHAED ". BLEEcEER was
lousy elected Secretary IN place of John MeBrair
resigned. al lwisl JAMES ". OTIS, President.
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U i. q. OF q. T.-IIe VFTCeIs i1d UT0fhers Of
Warren Lodge No 25j l. o. q o. =. requested
a. the Lodge room Saturday the 9th inst % = o'clock
VI 90 pay the last thate OF respect ID late worthy
Brother. y o joins NcoL Members II the Order gen
orally are invited 10 attend.
MS 2us- JOHN .BRITTIN. Secretary
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ELIJAH THE PROPHET

Especial Messenger OF Jesus Christ, who Il now king
all the esrth being sent by his Divine Master IN the
spi and power OF Fl iah 10 oil things contained
the word Of God snd gather together the people Of
God into fold preparatory 90 the appearing Of the
Lord VIII preach the pure truth tomorrow, a. usual a.
the Nall Of the College Crusby-s All who love Christ
80 tba ,rffh I'D Ss.fs nj
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BOARDING.


DOARDING--lchoice loca'ionsl-At 20 Besch-st.
Dfiontng st. Johns Park with key 20 the PARK and
$50 Broadway Of Fourteenthst onting MON Park
The latter house just reOpeued 10 perfect order Two
pAr0r st and Sd floors, and three single yet
main. no It+g
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife, or two or
- three single gentlemen can he accommodated with
pleasant and board ia small private family where
they enjoy all the comforts Of b0me BY applying at
30 Charlesst door west Of Hudson-st. " u no 81
BOARD UP TOWN-One OF two very desirable suits
ID Of paros and bedrooms communicat ing, fur
nished unfurnsh let with board IN tine large
tee house block west OF Broadway, in the vicinity Of
Grace Church Address box i43 Post Office. with real
name ID lwls-
BOARDING, AZ 81 lhambers-st-To let, with board,
- the second story frOnt ROOM unfinished ~ ISL
DOARDING.-A few single gentlemen can ind pleas
- with board az ly3 Broadway Transient ana
day bosrders also be accommodated. The location
one Of the most eligible for business men nj lwls-
DOARD-A front room and bed the I'd floor,
ID furnished unfinished with board a. IA Chembers-
Il ~ jtis-
- OARD-PleAsant rooms with good accemInod arons,
ID and reasonable nrie~s Aprv 20 lhertys oI lrnl--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
MRS PELBY'S CELEBRATED COLLECTION
OF SCRTPTURAL STATUARY,

Consisting Of the following Groups
Representing Important and Interesting Subjects
THE SIZE OF LIFE,
The Trial Of Saviour,
The Last Supper,
The Birth OF Christ.
THE MORAL SCENE OF THE ISrEMPERArE
4 FAMILY l. open At al Broadway date Wslk
ers Music Roomsl opposite the Apollo, every day, from
n A. NJ 20 10 p a. Admittsnce p GEMS children half
price Teachers OF schools free. NJ SITS sruThSat
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ga dn 10 Advertisements 'sAf ~ MAT! rssst
peIi.paid tAsg ,oiI not >, tafsa out II Use ono,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

DR. HOLLICK's NEW TREATISE.
book which shou be placed in ths hands OF ever
adult female in the land
THE DISEASES OF WOMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
MINERVA ROOMS.

foS BROADWAY. BETWEEN WALkESAN CANAL.
rJ,HE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Band
Il OF Sable Harmonisrs -Messrs. W. g. Plumer. J. b
Farrell. J Trcheuor T + Briggs, VIM Roark, sud r NJ
Hocev and ; A. Wells lafe Of Chrisys Ministries re-
specially the citizens OF NevNor that they
will give Of their fashionable entertainments
commencing on Monday evening Nov 6, and continuing
every evening, uu Ill farther notice.
Cards Of admission - cents Concert 20 commence a.
O'Clock precisely. unoer the direction Of
rs lv,is@ GEORGE YOUNGSON
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AMI t.MtNIS.
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.

MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY, between Grand ard Brocme
+ : sts-OPsn every night rnunPhsnt success
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APOLLO ROOMS.

LAST WEEK
nR COLLYERS P-rsonihcai lous Of sintus ard sculp
Dture the Model Artstes for three nights more.
mencins Nov. 4-Ihufsday, Friday and Saturday even
ings For particulars descriptive programme OF each
evening.
Tickets Of admission 81 cents lady and gentleman Is
cents Doors open a. 7; Penoliieanons commence a.
o'clock ma ous-
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PINE WATCHES.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling ell descriptions
p of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jswshy, %
retail, lower than any other house In We oSsy
watches warranted 70 keep good time the money ~
turned. Watches and jewelry exchanged
Watches repaired 10 tho best a much les th:n
the usual pncss Gold watches low 90 10 ~ eech
GEO c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jswslry, wholesale and retail 81 wsust
ss 3mis@ corner Wiilismsr ~ osifs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

e JOHNSON, Auetioneer
BOOTS AND SHOES.-By A. d. 0ALE-stone
ID IN Pearlst-TUESDAY, Nov g. at u o'clock. A. ~
boots shoes bfogans and rubber oysrshoes.
adapted to country and city trade
Also general assortment hand ct private sss, st
the lowest rates.
~ B-LiberA cash advances made consisnmsns Of
boots shoes, leather, &c. nd Jus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

amount of taxes in lsa7 was s3ss,453.

These figures show the fact that the Increase In si-h
on the year preceding in the receipts Of produce was
nearly IS per cent and that Of the las, year on 1886
over 10 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

The Oldest esIaolsEet Band ll he uIrd >tAfes r 7
Chrsty, g. n. Chrsry, z. Pierce }. RAynor. Abbott
and Vaughn Whose original and iniBiitsole Concerts
are nightly honored with crowded and ghy respectable
audiences and universally admitted excel every
meat Of similar character offered In this city.
Admission Is cents children under 10 years half price
Doors open - Concert will commence a. o'clock.
Seats may be secured application 81 the Hall from y
tosP NJ nj w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

E-LADiEs', MISSES aud Children's black
lwhire aud pearl coored Fur Hats cottage and 9TH
err shapes, with o without feathers. Also q large
va stock OF CANT Nuts and Fancy Furs, with com.
pie assortment OF mems boys, CHI drens and inianW
Caps Furs put In order, at II MONARQUEs
Fashionable Hat Cap aud Fur Warehouse, I2s Bowsry
D6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

NrOTiCE.-The public are hereby cautioned not 70
trust any Of he Crew Of the Brush bark Csithnes
shire from Belfast e. debts Of their contracting will
be paid by either the Captain or Consgnee. nos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Xas,i5oseT
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER-Stors No. IS Maiden.


DY JAMES VI. MILLER-Stors No rs Maiden.
- lane, door 70 No. Liberyst
TUESDAY, Nov. Q,
At u O'clock At tho Msrchants Exchange,
CRAscEsy s,LI-under tho direction Of r. RuSsies,
massrLot Of aod with tho buildnss the southsrly
sds OF Twentstht 81 feet wsstwardy from the sousA
westerly corner and Twentieth ct being
feet front on Twentieth-st BY a feet deep.
THURSDAY, Nov II.
At l0l O'clock at the store OF Charles Lsupp Co
Ferryst
5000 side. cole leather with other articles In the line
FRIDAY, Nov. IL
At 10 O'Clock, at store rs Msidsn-lsss.
HARDWARE AND CUrLEH.-5o0 packages and 'os q
hardware aud Cutlery comprising general sssortmsnt Of
fresh and desirable goods lust imported and manufae
tured consisting In part Of vices, snsis sxs hoes, usce
los and halter chains esss butts table do Pso
hinges curry combs mill dies bastard do hssdsey
do drawing knives pad, chest, cupboard and Frenee
locks kettles sauce pans, Carolina hoes cspdlesuekA
suffers table knives AMI forks pecket cutlery euehAs
knives shoe and cad do tea ays aud walters, bHtenc
MIA German silver and iron tea and table spoons rouns
and square bolts, &c sc.
The above are fresh goods and In complete order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
DUBLIC EXHIBITION OF BROWN's PAINT.

Il INGS.-Heross Of Pslo Alto, Rssaca Monterey and
Buens Nista-W be exhibited for short time only u
stewards old stand opposite the Park Browns celebrated
Portraits Of General Taylor General Wool Coonels Mon
Belknap, Mansfield aud Whiting; Majors Bliss Bragg
aud Eaton Captains Ramsay Garrett and Lnnardi Sur
geon Craig Medical Director; Orderly Bingham, who
captured al Buens VISTA and "O Old Whitley" the
far-famsd waThorse OF Gen Taylor Also, Headquarters
Arrnv Of unation AZ Walnut Mexico Of m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

SUPPLIES OF FLOUR for the Alns-Hou.e De
t-Sesi-d proposals vii be received BY y :
Al his once the PARK until o'clock
NJ Of he 2ih i0r supplying for the use Of the
Alrns House Department
b barrel. : ~ perfn- ONO Flour
$50 barrels Fine ONO rioai sampler 70 ne seen u
$40 barrels Fine Mcohnss' the Ornce
IS barrels Rye tloGI. ,, -, -.
= free OF al expense on being notified Each parcel
10 Be estimated for separately and vii Be decided IN tnA
rsnn-r .nd proposals Be accom- panied with the
OF two responsible persons, with their 10 writing
As security for the Performance Of me contract
NC ~ - LEONAhD Coinnils-lon-t.
once Of ConuissOnsT Of Asaouss, n. Nov I, lst7.
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R c. KEMP, Auctionssr.

r {. KEMP. Aucti0nser.
ID 4, KEMP has removed 20 the large aud spacious
1l.store SO Broadway. opposite the NswYork Society
Library, and would beg leave 10 call the atisniioa OF
parties hsvipg goods dispose OF a. aueon TO the vssy
central locs nofhis Sales Rooms which unqueston
ably the Ia sest and best for the disposal Of furniture.
fancy goods &C. OF any in the eywin give personal at
ention the disposal Of furniture At private dwellings
stocks OF goods suction Cssh advances made snd
sll sales promptly cAshes
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
At 10 o'clock. at sales Room. StS Broadway,
LARGE SAT- OF FVsNrVsE.-R {. KEMP will sell q
Auction large assortment OF rosewood and mshosa
nv upholstered and cabinet furniture, ell OF which has
n manner, expressly for private
and with view give satisfsction and parties 10
or sood furniture invited 10 examine the scols
before the sale The sale will be positive and without
serve Particulars on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

b. Inc MOI era improvements, II Abingdon place Ia
- quire on the premises Of A. o BAGLkYs brcsS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
NEw-YORK ANATOMICAL MUsEUM.-

This 10 collection, a. the corner OF the bOwery aud
Divsion-s Of Illustrations modelled after life. Of ali parts
aud conditions Of the human frame, in infancy and ms
rty health and disease. Such doubtless necessary for
ysicians aud students, snd II rightly studied he
profitable TO all Thousands visiting this Institution
aud come away hig hy grathed NJ iwis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

Roots AND sBORs.-By d. iNoERs0LL =
DCO-Store ~ Pearlst-On Wednesday. Novsrnbsrl 10,
10 O'clock 800 boots shoes and brosans suitable
for the southern, Western and city trade.
Also. ~ mems and womens figured rubeefs
Also, 50 women's plain rubbeIs
Also, 20 cases mems metallic over shoes.
Also ~ cases wOmen's metallic over shoes
Also. 80 cases boys Kip and thick boots.
Also IS cases women s and misses pofged boots
Also 10 cases mems calf sewsd proof boots n6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

Fellowship Henry, from Trieste, .so ors Lows .
! ship and brig
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- ROOMS TO LET-A srse front ID story roon.
Z. with Isrse and convenient closet attached Alec.
ia larse and small IN other parts OF The house
II - IA I.,nsrd-.t rs lws
- TO LET-Ths second door, front basemsut, he.
81 Of respectable three ory brick house, ia Delaney
- 81 2nd block the Bowery, from the preseot time
until Let May InqsiIs at the Drug store, al haesons
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

~ MI
I,OOO this amount Of cash capital, 20 fo'm COM
pany carry manufacturing business In good opera
ton, and engaged Ia business, which can be con
nected fh the same and business done the OF
so0NoO per tnnum, II rightly managed. The menuiac-
turn. yields severa hundred per cent the other mnch
larger profit than other mercantile equally respect
able business That this j. perfectly safe aud lucrative
will be satisfactorily proved References exchanged and
$50 f.ovr.r Post Once no 2fi..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

a. .O0 IS 900, 81 500. 5000, 5000 $500 5000
S0,OOO, 10 oaa a SIX per cent interest on bond s5a
iTn JOHN T. CoSREY. 10 Jones' Building,
Wzllet
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YOUNG,s STRAW HAT M.nuf.etory, "
8uRNHAM 4 90.

IN HATTEks lz3 Fulton-st one door below Nssssu-st
I'LL ~ T. are now ready supply their custonsrs end
all who may favor them with call, with Hsn Of
their own manufacture which for beauty Of hnish style y
Trimmings durability and extreme low prices they feel
confident asserting cannot bs surpassed 10 any Other -
tablIahment 10 this city $40 JmlgIuInho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

ITNCURRE<T MONEY OF all kinds bought and sold,
L Notes apo Drafts collected ard the general business Of
| Exchange done upOu the most favorable terms BY
! - - FILLEY THOMPSON. 50 WAll.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

t Is said that the crop hemp will fall far short Of
that Of last year not than half the guam
tty Of seed having been sown.
At Marion, Ala, Sept 10th, writer says there had
beeen rain for several days The In the middle
OF day quite oppressive but the nights cool
as render IRE In the morning quite comfortable Our
informants all agree, however In the opinion that the
crop will be short-very short. The boil worm has done
great MISUNDERSTANDING many crops entirely; whilst
there others but little injured by them The army
worm has not made Its appearance TO considerable
extent The wet weather hes nearly destroyed what the
worm had left by causing me squares TO drop and the
grown bols to rot and the season 10 now soft advanced
that all hope Of the evil being remeded by late fall Ia
blasted The weather for the past week has been favor
able for planters In harvesting and taking In their rice
crops The harvest may now be regarded general
Georgetown, Ala. Cbssrver, 22d uh .I.. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
THIRD REGIMENT N. Y. 8. MILITIA.


In compancs with the aboye Division order and the law
several companies Of this regiment will assemble 10 their re
company districts Monday the 4th day Of Octo
Der next o'clock M for parade inspection
and drill armed equipped according law, the places
desl gaated for the following districts, viz:
Company (A) commanded by Capt John Jagels, and
district bouaded by Nassau, Wall Broadway, Rector, West
Liberty Streets will meet Liberty street at the corner
Of Greenwich. .
I'd Company (B) commanded by Captain NJ B. Lsbsu, dis
cts bound by Nassa Maiden Lane South and William
streets. will ia Cedar ut the corner OF Nassau st.
3iC ,mpany (C) comm nded by Lieut-comman ant d. @,
Vaughan, dstcts boaaded beginning tho Battery by
West the Of beginning, will assemble ON the
Battery cpposite To Greenwich st. .
An Company (Dl commanded by Capt Henry z; MARI dis
Pearl will assemble on Hanover -quare
5n COMPANY (E) commanded by Capt Parker district
bounded Wall Pearl Whitehall and South streets, will ~
sembe the Battery opposite to Front ST. go .
9Th Company FL Comma ded by Capt. William Serrl dis
trio. bounded by Broadway, Park Row Spruce William aud
Lbey streets will assemble in the Park opposite Bsekman
street -
IN Company (G) commanded by Capt Richard Raynor
distfictb uudsd by Madrn Liberty, William, Fulton
aud South will assemble Pia at the corner OF Gold
street .
9th Company (H commanded by Capt Joseph Lon.t dis
tet bounded BY Faon William, Spruce Ferry. Peck Slip
and South streets will assemble IN keskman street, ths corner
of !. lillian street.
The Rsgiments Court of Appeals to hear appeals from
fines penalties imposed will BIO he at Stoneals 81 Full
p nj Nv oder g. BROOKE POSTLEY, Col.
Conanisnding 81 Regiment N. Y. 8. NJ
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FOURTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. MILITIA.
srxr

Pursuant Division Orders and the act therein
mentioned the Unauthorized OF the several
of will assemble witha thei respsctise Com
pany Districts Mondae the fourth day OF October next
exercise armed equipped according TO law at the pace
designate for each di.tct respectively as 'o'ovs VIE
lat Company District Troopl comm INDEED ~ Cspt Id
d Charlie Junr and bounded b, III a.toa Woost- and
Fourth Sixth Aveuue CisnnS. Beecser ana f1nn
cox streets at the corner Of Tn AID Fourth Streets
Company District g. Troop commanded by Capt Gar
ret Lue and buugdrd by tf0us Wooster AmtY ana
Great Jones Bowery the corner OF Mercer
aud An,ty s,reets, rght on Amity street. -.
81 Com, ny d street Company Al commandea Dy lieu
teosut Comnsndant John Fowler, Junr AND bounded by
eit Joaes Amity and Wooster streets, University Place
-Four and the Boweryat the corner OF wooster
street and Wavery Place. right on Waverley Place;
4h District Company By commanded by Captain
Peter Ees bounded by Fourth street, University race
and Sixth Avenue at the o. the
walk North and S0uth WIN inc r>o" VAIN u
Washington
sth Company District Company C) commanded by Lieut.
Commapdan Jacob Schmid aud bounded by Houston, Null
berry AMI and Broadway at the corner OF
Crosby nd Prince street. right on Prince street ~ -.
Commandlnt Patrick Murray and bounded by Houston Mu
berry Broome and the Bowey at the corner Of
Mott and Prince streets right on Prince street. =,
18th Company District Company FL commanded by John
H. Miller and unded by Broadway, Canal Centre, WMker
Orange aud 6oome Streets at the corner oil Gand ana Elm
streets, right Elm street.
9th Company District Company p commanded BY Captain
Edward Hincken and bounded by Walker. Orange ana
Broome aud the Bowery OF the corner 81 Hester and
Mulberry streets right on Mulberry street.
The Rgment Court Of Appeals to hear appeals rom nnes
and Peases imposed will be held Ccq'tat,9a Hall ~
" By older Of CHARLES YATES,
Colonel lth hegt. N. Y. 3. M,
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SECOND REGIMENT N Y. 8. MILITIA.

Atm 9Th WARDS
rue ust the above Div Orders and tine act therein
mentioned TIN prvates of the several
Of th, regiment will assemble within their respective Com
o'clock, A. NJ for Company parade inspection and martial
armed and according lsw athe places
designated for each District respectively as follows:-
Company A Distct-Joseph Craig, Commandant, within
line bounding Spruce, Cliff, Hague, Pearl aud Chatham
streets known the First Elect Diaric Of the Ath Ward
Company Dstrict-Alexander q. Castle, Commandaut.
with line bounding Ferry street. Peck Slip Sou Roose
yrt OAK Pearl Hague and Cliff known the Fourth
Election District Of The 4th Ward at the corner OF Dover and
Comp'ny District--Thomas w McLeay, Commandsnt,
s,eets, Known Third Election District Of the Fourth
Company District-Alexander Eaglescn, Commandant
within line bounding Chatham PEARL Oak aud Catherine
streets known the Second Election District Of the l
Ward opposite the Catholic Church. James street. .
Company + pistrict-Robert Mcleod. Commandant with:
in bounding hs Park Chatham street, Pearl street and
Ward will assemble the Of, entire and Duane streets
Company + Dsnct-Wm. w. Parseis, Commandant with
in line bounding Pearl and anal streets and Broad
way Second Election District of tho sth Ward
will assemble Of Elm aud franklin streets.
Company q Dstrict-H nry Parsons Commandant, within
line bounding Genre Walker. Mulberry, Chatham and
Pearl known the Third ELECTION District OF the 9th
Company II District Alexander Mckenzie Commandant
wh in line bounding Chatham, Bowe!y, Walker and Null
berry known the Fourth Election District Of tn. 9th
III sss.mhle at the corner Of Bayard aud Mott streets
The Regnenta Court Of Appeals to ais from fines
penalties imposed will be held at the Centre Market Drill
Room on MoSday October 49, III = n 9,slSek
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