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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
TRAVELLERS CLuB.-An cnoft . made to OF

TRAVELLERS CLUB.-An effort D. made To or.
gsnire Travellers clb' IN this city 0r tie purpose
u giving information "a rctons trnftling either on
business pleasure and 10 entertain strangers IN The
city. meeting recently held At the Cooper Initi
iu,e. in which several gentlemen Of sewiofk Cali
fornlA, Arizona The South American States aud other
distant localities participated Mr. Dunbar vas called
to the chair and Committee appointed 10 perfect The
plan Of lgInlla.ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
fAdvertisement.1
-. ~

MMB. DEMORRsT's MIRROR OF FASHIONS. =
We feel unable do Justice to this unique WORK whh has
now become the standard Of Fashions on tie American Coz
,inenf icanalian Post TIE FALL hUnBER with nagnih'
cent illustrations ready and sold everywhere a, 20 cents
WEAKLY 81 with a valuable premium No i13 Broadway
Splendid Premiums for Clubs.
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II
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Tlis medicine the power Of Digestion Ard efees
tie aborbens into healthy action by which the water or
ccerous depoons and all unnatural engagements axe re-
duced as well as pain and inflammation, and good. g
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

FELL FROM \ WIEDOw.- \. Dorson,
aged 10 years. residing IN Winmsbugh and employ ed
Do the law Office Of Barney Butcr a Pnrsons Trinity
buildings No ~ broadway. accidentally Tell from the
second story window of the above building ri 81 q.
on Sntuiaay and was seriously injured. lie wns con
vcycd to the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

son,b BOSTON Iron Company located IN South Boston
wcre damaged by lrc last night to the amount OF
s. 900 A large number If wofbnen were temporary
thrown cut Of emplcymert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
CITY ITEMS.

THE EXEMPTION LoAY.-The only subscrp-
ton 10 this loan on Saturday was ono Of $500 from
Robert Leonard. TIE total now amounts 10 sc,j.Oo0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

ACCIDENT on \ TmRD-AVENUE CAR-Aboui
= O'Clock, p. H.. Friday. Christian Xuhrsiie aged
q, years. was serouslJ injured by falling from Third
Avenue car. at the corner oi Third avenue ind -Four
tccn'h street lie wac picked up in IN nacushc eol
tion and conveyed io Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
GERMAN OPERA Herr Anschutz will direct

GERMAN OPERA Herr Anschutz will direct
in December and January. at tie Academy Of Music
and perhaps give few flying performances at one OF
our ihcaters before new well stocked German Opera
company. The following artists have been engaged.
Some will arrive Immediately by the steamer Bavaria,
others already here
Tenor Robusio Mr. thinner. from Berlin; Prima Donna
Mad Thinner fredoToi from Beihni Pima Donna Mad
Johausen from here; LYME Tenor MI her, from Hruns
wick Souhrce 81 he Pauline Ctunssa from Vienna SOU
lrrtfe NJ H. Clara Lang from Pesth (ooreur, Mile Pauline
Pruck ncr from Vienna basso Mr.. LoTen1 kcmy iom N.n
IA; Basso Mr. ]. Nenlich from here hassO bllo nf;
Hniuer from Vienna Befso Buto, Mss,fs kfomed' ahd
Grg n m here; secunia Donna Mad beTn1Id, om hcfc
Nle Julia UIomt Ioin here, ChofcitoE, MI { kcii.'i
Matchmaker, Mr. Dem .tacdt Scenic Pointer NJ NC on
Nei, er from COLOGNE" TIE Chorus viii consist ~ % n'i
brrs There VIII be sul ballet. The WARDROBE en.ly -"
mad, he j. stollWck Mr. Ale hs.r, tGoi MI 1itA-t'
c!ccs Tenor, Mad BuIdeAey toIIaaO wiu appa sl-
ths ason which viii here ga TIE ~ oi ' rit'f
On lie ia II October It VII "a Baltimore aud
Warrington. and on the let q Noyente- Va fhais y &c.
The follow lux optr. vii be gwen J' oLdo. ty sp0ni
! F.rNautlr by Nelcr. asi. ~ b.toi, ArHIa4 aNi
LIVES. Han. feine by MtTrincr; hterl Horse, ~ -
~: La Dame BAneh-, ~ ho4' i'nf WaE'iachn4a. l..
! Loftrinrt Wa~srraeser, BY CAcrab.ni al oile-s
We lcorr tai scEc capita! artists naJ be- looked foT
The e,,raord -ary faef, ~ NJ. Arsctus rs director
are assurarce ,hat tie ra.cl cuie'l-.e MI ae ssst
caIy su;crItclici. Ici'ey.cr.e v ihc German r.r
merit" aloac u.s. ard o. Get lor tle el.s u nus
cal names Of tie iliheranl must secure Due -,nion
especially to tie operas IL Size above lst watch A''e
been set uuheaTd here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Rfrc in HUsfCfs.

RosTox, Saturday Sept. - Isrj.
The Coy State Rolling Nils. owned By TIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

RrooyIyy CITY MoRTALITY.-The total
number Of deaths in this city last week WIS -Oo u
which 20 we're men, % women and 40 chlafen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
SUBSTITUTION OF THE GONG FOR THE BILL

SUBSTITUTION or THE GONG FOR THE BILL
IN consequence Of tie interference Of the Common
Council with the arrangements If City Inspector Eooe
By passing an ordinance granting permission to One pro-
ret0rs Of rag carts TO ring hei' bells az heretofore
through tie streets Sir Hoolc has declared his iitei
ton Of snb3tung the japanese gong for thc music
Of the bels. People complain that ibcy cannot DIS
tDgush between Tie BEL Of the rag rickeis and junk
dealers and that Of te ash cart hence hr Loolc has
decided TO give them nnrnisakaJlc sound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

PARADE OF Col. HALLS REGIMENT. Col.
Hall has Issued order for parade without arms or
equipments at 6 o'clock this evening Lire will be
formed on Greenwich street the right resting on Tenth
Should the weather prove unavorable the parade Will
be postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

- 81 - - ~.
USE HELMBoLDs EXTRACT RroHu
Tor AL affections aad disease. of he Urinary osa' "hsifn
IN MALE ' OK FEMALE.
From whatever cause Oylnlinr ana no natter n lev
lon. standing Disesses Il itc.e Os.sas
require the aii Of Dagec.
Is riIE GREAT DlCktTiC
DESIRED EFFECT
~ ALL DISEASES
IT Is RECOMMENDED.
EVIDENCE or THE MOST RELIABLE AND RE-
SPONslBLE CHARACTER
WI WI % Te,9YTI Dr ,S S. g ci.Rs:
IRON 70 10 - WARS STANDING. wua
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND FANI
PHYSICIANS rloase NOTlcE.
We maie no SECRET @ Z. .N .ii. sil.,
r,comnosei Of Bashu Cubsb. ana Jpes Bcfc, selected
with s,' eSFs ,S y e,TyG AeI,5 Druggist
NJ. uELMBoLp.
Paci.esi and Auaytici theu.st ee4
sole hf MIaSS9sissir's5o
GENUINE PREPARATION.
AFFIDAVIT ,c.,
Personally ir3effcl before Alderman o. ne Wy o.
Philadelphia a. T. Hclmhld. Who being duy s""'l 80.
say his picpila contain ircoic ~ mr'"S u V
injurious "'"s' '~' ~' ""' ''s''iL T HELMBoLD
Son., . 4 ...., , ,,,r. n,, nh. ed Jay Of N0yrnbo.
is,t MA hlbbAhp a,aei phn', ,,,,
ID
PRICE sir PER BOTTLE on SIX FOR So
Delivered 10 any address, securely paeAed to oose'a''n
ADJ .rss .ste.s !of Information. ~
H. 4. uGLMBOLD,
lutuIsf
DEPOT,
re l0i South othst below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA
-
BEWARE OF cOUArERFElTs AND CNPTlA.H IL"
DEALERS,
WHO endeavor 10 dispose OF their own" and on.' -"
clos on N. reputation attained by
ilELMBoLu'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
NELNBOLnS EXTRACT BuCllu.
HELMbOLDS EXTRACT SAliSAfAkiLLA
SOLD BY ALLcRr0GlsTS EvERYWHEkh;
Ash FOR hkLMDO. DS-fAkE NO OthLn
Gu. out this advertisement ma seai io " s'" "sSN
positi2a aud smpostNc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Two WATEEsPoUrs AT SEA.-The British

Two WATlEspoUrs AT SEA.-The British
ship Rangoon at this port. reports: Sept 2nd, lat.
% g. Ion. "a So spoke brig Agnes OF Glasgow from
Jamaica for Port Glasgow. On 30th August, In lat.
81 IT, lon. a a. had light squaly weather; at PM
saw two waterspouts making up short distance to
windward. and coming directly toward the snip
When about miles off, the top OF the nearest one
disappeared in sqa but the base turned into ~hri
wind and came rushing along. AT this time the snip
felt the breeze and by keeping her of the spout passed
by to wndward. The other spout and 1t was very
large one, came directly for the vessel bet before
reaching it was lost in sqa and the only effect felt
was q very heavy rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

COUNTY RELIEF AND SUBSTITUTE COMMIT
TIR.-At the meeting OF this Committee on Saturday,
Supervisors Blunt, PuIdy and Tweed, and Controller
Brennan, were present, when large number Of nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

DlYoCHATIc NoIiyATIoS ruT MAYOR or
NHwArK y. The Democratic City Convection o.
NcaAsk y. j. met ca ir.day Night md noninai'd iH
nscllma..ol Gcn. Theodore Eunyon for iAc office %
NJ ,or " Newark. NJ. Bircows nainc WIS., n.'hdFavn
from IT, CONVENTION nd De- friends united 10 tie cup
port Of the General Tie election takes place on ihe
18Th OF October lscy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
ARREST OF A RAILWAY SUPERINTENDENT

ARREST OF RAILWAY SUPbRlNIENpbHI'~
Detective McDougall on Saturday morning arrested at
the Aston House. Edwin Noycs OF Wateryile, Me- late
Superintendent and General Manager OF the Maine
Central Railroad. charge of being defauter Some
months since the Directors Of this road discovered
d1Gcit in their funds and after considerable work
rrccd it Noycs who it Is stated. has swindled the
Company out Of nearly $4,000 which he has invested
IN United States securities and Western railway bonds
Moves By some means learned that Lis operations lad
been discovered end fed TO Canada about fortnight
AGO.
The Directors forwarded biz photograph to the De
ecti,c Police Of his city WHO have been "a Tie lookout
Ion him for some days past day or two since he
came % ;iis city tie purpose Of negotiating BIS b
nud taking PASSAGE IN one Of tie ocean steamers Pr
Europe and was arrested as before stated. About
I, H 100 have already been recovered. AID The officers
,.'er.ai strong hop,, ofrccoycr!ns he remainder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

SWISS SHOOTING FEsTIvAL-FoCnTH Day
The closing - tie swiss shooting lcE,.sI viii ihc
grad concert and the dsiuhgioa u GO prScs to The
successful competitor necessarily poiiQacd ol
SATURDAY last CA account 81 iic ullav De weather
The time was not however lost - TIE shafpfhoocfa
who continued their Gre unt santc: pcstcvcrng'y
as tAey had done f1r the three days prrcnA Ca Mon
day therefore the prize. vii De- AWARDED 10 concert
VIII take place and Tie managers promise = use every
effort 10 fulan the expeditions % OIL vlo Lay favor
them With their prcrcncc. TIE utmost ctfc BIS been
iatrn a recording To results o. thc shooting 20 ihsi
no ir,,stce vii bc doac 90 &c d'ribeiion q ilc
rrizo. The bulls eye which co-..'a q cfca!r oaId
fastened toi tie target. 10 always removed Whca pr
lora,ed and now one substituted ia j., place lAof'
cards aye carefully numbered ard preserved ard TIE
variation Of each alo; lon tie center oarclly moa.
surcd upon mott ingenious piece - workmanship.
which D. skilfll application oftlc principle u tie
vcrcr scale detects The slightest dner,nc- pciWcsa
any Two shot. Ia ilci = scarcely pcf.i5'e IN ne
many hundred cases which WI avai, Boz dicion Tat
any tvo should be 20 exactly alike tAai some iigl'
variation canro, be detected between tt0m. Tho
awarding 4 the prizes vil therefore b. made without
paria..iy AID % perfect lga;ler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

TIE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.-Thc eOmpe
tioD for the ladies' purse Of $1,000 and the gold medal
which were TO haye been contcnJed for NJ the Faoi
Course Saturday was postponed until to-day IN con
sequence Of The storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

FLAG PgHsLsrATIoS.-Tho Board o Broker,
recently presented beautiful hag Q" ile ioliro 81 ho
Trs Precinct under tie command q cap' wafiow.
II is Il large sire fastened 70 sIal and sufmoulicd
by giidcd eagle. II cosi about s4o1. Tho v.glnt
police force u this ciiy have earned enriabe dsnc
ton BY their ldeliiy and nelr oyaiiy SUI rlcliy Dc
serve the tokens Of cstccm they receive ifum "a arre
ciailyc and discriminating community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Law COURTS FOR sKprEMBKR.-To.day, the

Law COURTS For SEPTEMBER. To-day, the
Supreme Court General Term commences It's sittiDgs
for the September term The calendar is not heavy
would be expected after the long Summer vacation
embracing only J0s but includes many Of public
interest among them the Of the Banks Of the City
Of NcwYork against the Commissioners Of Taxes in
reference 20 the taxation Of their securities and also
lie wriis of error IN the Of Whittier and other riot
convicted at the August term Of tie Court 81 se3
s!oDs The General Term VIII be presided by jus
lice Sutherland, with Messrs. Iugraham and Leonard
Associate Justices.
Two Circuits also resume theT slt,ings-part l. IN.
der Justoosl from other distIicia.
Tic DstIc, Court Of the United States or The South
ern District commenced It's sitting the second Tues
day Of September but the courtroom being in state
ofIencvaton jury cases have yet been called and
viii not bt called Ill probability until the October
term
Tie rect VI the Civil Courts don meet until October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

TAKE 70 rsfe rai.ra Mercury Unpleasant NedeA fer
unpleasant ani Dsnsrsou . seases
riEI,NBOI.D'S EXTRACT BUCHC
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
"a a. their STAGE a. lite c1peHse ie OF no chang ' A.t
10 IA. o.veucncc AID eIf0sDic IL causes 'te -ae
it ,iy,. strength 20 Lrnte, thereby removing ctsr'c-
done preventing and curing Structure. Of the lTetha slns
Pin ani niau son rec fut IN Ais class 81 e'eaats
sri exur.ins A lo.s0uogs diseased md worn on. uoilef
THOUSANDS UPOS THOUSANDS -
WHO HAVE BEEN THF VICTIMS OF ClhtNs
har. found that tey were deceived snd that The peon
mas by tle ~ powerful usir cents, seen Gl,i y ~
he ,ystem 10 btclk OF IN aggravated orn5 end
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

DEATH or Cob STEVENS. Col. Linus W.
Stevens. onf resident = iis city died on 1icf'iay
a Stanford Coma. who're lo las lcsii'i mr some
months. Col Stevens formerly commanded The 'th
Regiment tSat.onal Guard) in uhcA be- vsr greatly
esteem -d b. Do. follow soldiers Tan b. removal fiom
tbs cts. Ac Was ~ tho well known arm ~ wlllsms {
stcycas .n Tfo.luay lis ma,ral uil iooA riacr a.
Saturday morning nt "a oolocA aoa Co. Collegiate
Church la Lahy,ife pl'oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
SECOND DISTRICT.

The Goard Of Enrolment for this District was
engaged on Saturday on The Ninth Ward, Brooklyn
Tic following are tie cases adjud'eated;
uarr f,rvico i6: substitutes II paid commr'ahoh
r, nom III yl disability, IA exempt from oiheI causes
f-total g.
ToG.y tie Ninth Ward viii occupy TIC Doaro'
THIRD DISTRICT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Examinations and Exemption.

FIRST DISTRICT.
TIE examination Of drafted men for the entire
Cor nty Of Richmond will be concluded to-da!. This
cy hibits great energy the part Of the Board. An
averare Of $50 arc examined per day. Tic proportion
Of men held TO service very much larger than IN any
other district Dr. Richardson Of Staten Island has
been superseded by order of tie War Department ahu
Dr. Philemon T. Prior Of Oyster Bay las beer appointed
in his stead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
.eiiuC
fouRIH DISTRICT

snbsti,u,es ~ exempt. "a aliens 10; held paid $50
c'lT Of Children, only Sons 10, IN the ser
Wee 2: over ae e: under nonresident total 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
NJ

rsfe pai,ra Mercury Or rp,casar, Nedic.le fr
unpeas AT sGj Dangerous . sc4srs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
ONE DAY LATER IRON EUROPE
ARRIVAL Or THE CITY OF CORK
Further IumOrs About the Recognition OF lot
Rebels by France
The FLORIDA AT BREST

The steamship City of Cork, Capt Tofetts
vbic, left Queenstown al us p N. Of the It'll st ar
siyel at this port yesterday.
The dey previous to LoI departure from OoIk being
Sunday she has no commercial financial potts later
than those received by the Arabia.
Tic te,cgrapac asws reports by Tie City oT CoIh Al,
one day later.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-29
nsstsrafion on CIvIl Covernment.

Rsstsrafien ef civil Government.
A Committee Of Arrangements was
appointed, at > preliminary meeting held
on the 18th .ast., to call Public Meeting
to initiate MEASURES for the restoration Of
Civil Government in Tennessee, on the
basis of freedom. The committee, COM
posed Of number Of respectable and
influential citizens, publish in the UNION
OF this morning a call fer the meeting
aforesaid on next Friday evening, Jsnu-
airy LIST, 1864
The day selected Is very spprOpriate-
the first of new year. The work pro-
posed is grand and glorious. Let our
citizens commence il boldly and jealous
ly, and carry il forward vigorously; and
before the clsss Of the year, we may see
Tennessee restored 10 the onion, and q
Free State; fully embarked spOn career
Of prosperity and renOun, which, under
the slAvehOIders' regime, she could not
aspire to.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-29
IFor u. UpiOR.

Fer the Union.
A local In the Press Of yesterday NOR
ming mentions az occurrence in Edge
field as "the unpleasant and disgrace
fol affair Of Christmas" in which party
Of innocent serenaders were grossly in
quilted by Union officer. In justice 10
cur cause allow . briet statement. On
Christmas eve the Brass Band Of the
Regiment stationed in Edgefeld were
gu. serenAding, and though they were
induced (by The same 1t. charged with
the insul) to serensds the family of one
rebel (for which they beg pardOn) most
Of the attention was shown to loyal cit
izens.
This aroused the wrath Of one Kirby,
foreman in the 'Press" Office and bitter
secessiOnist, who, upon the following
night, collected few cOngeniAl cOnfed-
crates, armed with pans, bells, &c, (Iit-
lie children's toys,) aud proceeded TO
serenade some Of the same families SER
enaded the night previous.
All innocent, and playful, no doubt,
but the ignorant FederAls construed it
as an intended insult to the troops sta
toned at Edge6eld, and met il as such.
In proof Of this, the following day the
ladies sent written apology to the band
for the insult, which was chserfully &C
cepted; and here we thought that the
matter would drop On the ladies' ac-
count we are sorry TO make the fOrego-
ing statement, bat like 'POOr Dog Tray"
they were caught in bad company,
Kirby bat in justice to ourselves We
are compelled to make it.
The Lieutenant was not repTinAnded,
and for Kirby to state that bis punish
meht deserved the thanks Of all loyal
citizens, shows that he must sympathiEe
with said Lieutenant. Counting all
proof or investigation the butternuts may
desire, We are very meekly,
LOYAL Nix.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-29
General Order-No. O.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, ]
Dept of the Cumberland, )
Nashville, Dec, q. 1863.

CHEF QUARTERMAsTEB's OFFIcE,l
Dept of the Cumberland,
Nashville, Dec. q, 1863.
In view of the accumulation of publ,
property at this Depot, and for the bettel
protection of the same, as well as of pri.
vate property, in case of Fire, it is hereby
ordered:
1s.. That all employees of the Quar-.
termaster's Department at this Depot, Of
whatsoever grade or station, will consti.
Gute body of Volunteer Firemen Of the
Qusrtermaster's Department, and on the
alarm of fire, will proceed as hereinafter
directed.
I'd. Capt. Charles II. Irwin, A. @. NJ,
is hereby announced as Chief of the Vol
unteer Fire Department, and will be
Obeyed and respected accordingly. a
Sd. Ga the alarm of fire, each gang Of
laborers, mechanics, teAmsters, clerks
etc, will proceed to such place of rem
devious as will be designated by Capt
Irwin, and the boss or foreman of such
psrty will proceed with dispatch to the
Office of Capt. Irwin, on Cherry street,
who will give the proper instructions for
the particular duty to be performed by
such party in helping to extinguish the
confagratiOn, or to save public or private
property.
4tb. The foreman or boss of each
psrty will be held responsible not only
for the energetic execution of the orders
given by Capt. Irwin, but also for the good
behavior Of the men in bis charge. Any
irregularity, depreciation or theft COM
mitted by IN employees of the Depart
ment will be punished severely.
9th. On the alarm of fire, Can't. Irwin
will place himself in Communication
with the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partuent, and use bis best efforts to har-
moniEe the action of the volunteer force
with that of the established Depart
ment. lv
9th. On the alarm Of fire, the parties
organized under theirrespective soremefl
viii not disband until orders to that
effect have been received from Captain
Irwin. rd
9TH. While fire is rsging, the fOremen
of each party will detail man to report
10 Capt. Irwin as messenger to convey
orders, who will remain with Captain I.
until properly discharged. Iaua O.
Sth. Captain Irwin will establish rules
by which details of men shall be made
from each gang or party, on alarm offre,
to remain behind in charge of their re-
spective quarters, shops, trains, Offices,
etc. 81 v 10
oh. Every Quartermaster in charge of
public store houses will prescribe rules
for the employees under bis immediate
direction, for the purpose of exlinguish-
ing any FIRE that may occur on his own
premises, and will also keep at least one
dozen buckets filed with water on each
story, of the buildingl so occupied by
him.
10sh. No stoves or fires for cooking
Dr. for mess purposes, will be allowed
about any Of the Public SlOre-houses,
md ell quSrtermHstsrs will have watch
men on duty, day and night, to see that
The necessary fires for the Offices are
duly gusrded snd at the proper hour ex-
Iingaished.
j. L. DoSALDsos,
dec29-tf Chief Quartermaste