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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..

ADMINISTRATOR SskLEoFBRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November
20. at 80 O'Clock on the premises shall sell the
south Is feet inches Of Lot -, in subdivision OF
square IS improved 10y Wei built two story
Brick D.elling, containing eight rooms.
Terms cash.
Convey sncing at purchasers cost
G. W. LANSnaLE. Administrator.
no sd J. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the Indictment weather ntil MON
DAY AFTERNOON, December 4th, same hour
and place.
CIV. LANspALE, Administrator.
no ed j. q. MCGUIRE s. CO, Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 osT.Ip Ge3,gsto.n; on the 18th inst; lsiies,,
Jewels The finder will be Literally rewarded by
leaving Il at No l5S West street, eorgetown.
STRAYEDFROM TIE RESIDENCE OF o. s.
- Davis, 459 9Th str small rat teri Ter DOG,
having a collar marked Chas. X Calf, No. 81 3
retu Sins said dog viii lie kindly thanked. no 70 II
SOU REV ARDS aged or stolen, from my
4 ~ premises on the 24th inst, one S0RREL
HORSE Is hands high, left front and left hind foot
no 2s.St' P. vIERBUGHEN.
I OsT Yesterday: on the street cars. 9TH
si Finder viii be iibsrsily rewarded. and re-.
MAG GohE Internal e Revenue ONCE 20 or nus
W. RABSON, U. S. Senate Chamber. no 1877
I OST-Tbe finder Of my papers. lost last Friday
City Post Once. with statement OF reward reygi
I osI-Un the nigh street road: bstwsea Ten
containing gold piece aud some paper money, and
some papers OF no value to any one except the
Mr. BALLS Grocery Store, Bridge ST, George
G. = REWARD Lost, in coming from the Island
Of the 9TH stleet cars to Pennsyivania avenue and
then' in the avenue to 18th street DEED iof
FsSnins e MsrtEs MpSaD "" The above reward
will be paid on leaving the above at
SAILOR & BRO. Is, Livery Stable,
h tfeet near 18th,
no 28-2tH Opposite Growers Theatre.
Coz REwARD-Stolen from my stable on the
" ~ 26th inst, one dark roam HORSE, both
hind feet white and about IL years old The above
rewsld will be given If returned to the corner of
New Jersey avenue and st, south
no 273t GEO. +. GULICK.
G. n REWARD Stolen from the subscriber, on
SiV the 26th instant, a, Bay HORSE, about IA
hands high. has rather q sleepy appearance when
standing; letters on the left shoulder
w. G. TIPPETT.
Piscataway p. G. County. Md,
40 "a 81 or X. b. CLARK. a. ct, Island.
STULEN HORSES -The subscriber has in his
- possession two HORSES, captured and retained
as stolen propert,-one q Bay Anrse, about years
old. hind teet white-the other Black Horse about
lost animals OF this description il requested to adj
dress Mr.. John Sheads, of the subscriber for
NICHOLAS WEAVER,
no n 81 Getty sburg, Penna.
EUUNI-At Prigg's Dollar Jeweiry store No
l. 43e Penna. avenue, tn rd dosr from AZ street.
beautiful assortment of J EW ELRY and SILVER
PLATED WARE for Christmas presents. Only
one dollar each. no 2j-lw
G1S REWARD - Stray Ell or stolen from nv
Ic stable yard Oh Tuesday night, three DRY
COWS, one black. ore speckled and one pale red
with white face and white legs we'll as recnllectei
The above reward will be paid for che recovery of
tie cows ". q. HAZEL,
no G ct los Beall street, Georgetown.
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DiANeS TUNED AND REPAIRED-Tne IN
dersiEned we'll known Tnner aud Re za-a
pnirtr 81 Pianos, OF G. W MetZerott's Nh NJ
&c Store, would inform his friends ana thet
friends OF music generally that he has separated
himself ON said establishments aud nm con naction
account. Thankful for the liberal patronlg. .x
tended TO him in the past four year, he would re-
sreclnlI) solicit a continuation of the same NJ hi
new place Of husiness, where he will also keen for
,aie The cee rated Wi lkins Gold Med al Overstrusg
rlANoS and the unriyRll@d CarhArt Needham q
Co ORG and MELODEONS, for which he has
secured the sole agency. and Is prepared to selI
them at New York factory prices
n. GEORGE T., WILD
W Geo l. Wild Bros Pianoforte Mannfa tory,
No; 49I ii ST., bet Pa ay and st west aide
~ S-An assortment of excellent second hsnd
PlhNOS also for sale cheap, to make room tor ne W
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AUCTION SALE OF REFUSE WOOD. CHIPS
"A &C. ALSO, LOT OF SCRAP LEATH-
ER AND IRON WIRE BOARDING
MEETINGS.
United States Nary Ward, \
WdshingfOn November %, 1865 (
Will be sold AT Pubic Auction, to the highes
bidder, on SATURDAY next, December ?, Is S, a
Il O'Clock m, at the Washington Navy Yard:
lot Of Refuse W.od, Chips, &c,
lot # Scrap Leather. and
lot e Iron Wire Boarding MEETINGS condemned
unfit for public
Terms Cash, in Government funds: one half At
the time Of sale, and the baance in elk DAYS At
which time the articles must be removed from the
yard. or they will be forfeited TO the Government
By order of the Comm andant.
CHARLES r. LATHROP,
10 29 81 Naval Storekeeper
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RI w. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF yTALUssBLE PROPERTY ON THE

ISLAND AT AUCTTON
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON December 7th
commencing at clock p. b, on the premises We
VIII sell that valuable property the corner #
and streets south, known as the Page property
comprising all of LoIs D, g., as, 5,7. g. 10 a. r.
- IA 10 10. IL, is y, =, ., 90 u IS % 30 Lot
No. -, at the corner Of and 9TH streets hA- A
large snd spacious Dwelling House. with water
ana gas IN the house, stable and ether out houses
also. q Hot house.
The above property will be divided and sold in
lots TO suit. We call pecal attention 10 the above
sale, as IL offers Inducements 10 procure val
uahle property.
Terms at sale. BY order OF
III. HERON.
W. l.. WALL h co,
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TRINITY CHURCH Up. H. FAIR.

The Lsdies of this Church are now holding q
fAlR In sEA1ON HALL to which they respect
iuI'y invite the ladies' -nd gentlemen OF the city
v-rieiy Of fancy artiel useful and oman sntal
OF exquisite taste and finish are offered for sale
u h Supper and Befr.shment Table ofsr all the
nice things Of the season. Admittance. 30 Cents st
Che door; Tickets for the week so Cents no 3 81
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ShAtflkLbs CONFECTIONERY AND
~ S1kAM ICE CREAM MANUFACT0RG.7
5tt 9th street, between q and ii streets. ~
Having rehtted my store and saloon and hsv II
ing JRst retarntd from krrops. where 1 have :
mnse large purchase. ef fine Confectionery, am
hoS prepared Ia receive my friends and customers,
TO attend to their orders. and 10 furnish parties
weddings, balls, fsirs, &C, like l-fore, In No
p s;-My business is not for sale, having con-
Is s0,im' JOSEPH n sHAvvIrLp.
TOR hON.RErENTION OR INCONTISENos
y az urine. irritaiion. ipfamuafion or ulcersuess
of the bl sdder or kidne,s diseases Of the rrstss
Glands stone in the bladder, csieulns srsvssil ar
hrick duet deposit srd all Diseases OF the
Kidneys aud ar~rsicsi sweiNpes use Hkbs
B0LDSFLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, 500
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nIsSOLUTIoN OF CoPARTNERsHIP

The market business heretofc re carried n, A. No
- and - Bridge st Georgetown. between John
ihtcker and VIM w. leishear has been dissoly we'd
ny Hntnal consent on this 18th day of Noyep,ber
John THICKER is authorized to collect ali debts
hiites NM IEIsHriR II"
no cS3 ts JOUN TUEI,Kt
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NEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES.

nEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES
go dozen best PARIS KID GLOVES at 81
loe dozen JOUyIN'S KID GLOVES at SIa5,
100 dozen Cent? best KID GLOVES at s2z5,
80 dozen Gents JOUyIN KID at Sl50,
100 dozen undressed KID GLOVES 81,
30 dozen Ladies' long KID GLOVES at $40,
sOdozen COURyOISIERs LINED KID at s2z5
BSA discount of TEN PER CENT. allowed on
ell gales of one dozen and upwards
JOS. J. MAY &C.,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue,
no 29-T betwe en- 9th and 10th SITS
,,p,CEY PD ~, 49,, ----
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DkOFEsSOR ALEkANDEk MOLOWsKI tbe
well known PIANIST AND w DALIST ~
Lprns hls new SINGING ami fIANOFORTFr1
COT kSE on October 39th ny an entirely sew ~
and sinplhed system. BY his method any
Ierson having only slight knowledge Of music
viii be enabled In a very short time read and
ecute the most difficult pieces with perfection
As to The vocal part By his way Of vocalizstiOn ne
arrives at the most extraordinary results. An
those VII. wish TO become fine Singers or excellent
Performers advised 20 call at his residence No.
81 PeDnsylvania avenue. opposite National Ho-
tel: Henri of ption from II q m to ! D VA
and fron tot D. m. &C NJ Il
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BOARDING..


IoARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK-One largo
between and T.. no 29-3ts
FNNH N Is, y, Rooms AND R0AKP. NG:.At
av.; mo. 40 9th street. between and Louisiana
avenue. no S.lwH
COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND BOARD on the
- c'rner OF II and 2Ist streets, one square from
he cars, and short walk from the Departmsn's
(OAkD-For families or single persons, No 339
dated J. with the entire house. Terms moderate
SENERAL ROOMS FOR RENT, with or with.
- out BOARD. in private family. corner of nth
and streets, Island, No. 135 opposite Smith
sghlah no % ST.
pLLAsANTANB WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS
L For RkN1-Wit1 or without Be- I'd, ut 50
TN ssTes se doors from Ponnsylvsnis syeaue
A WIDOW LADY: HAVING A NICE HOUSE
in pleasant location. would like mess OF gen tie
men TO ROOM and BOARD, where they can have
9Th ard 18th Eo 10 ns street. no o ssss
NEW BOARDING HOUSE To BE OPENED
the LIST Of December Gentlemen aud tn. ir
ALE home with SertheTn family ss a6s sonth
west corner RI. Of and eth. Cars pass the door.
~ ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen or gentlemen
and and their wives; A.o. Table Boarders accommo'
dated, at 3I2 street, corner AZ. E-3t'
RoARD-Two large ROOMS, communicating.
BOARD, at s71 Penna. avenue, opposite National
Hotel References exchanged. few TABLE
boAfDERs can be accommoda ted. no 81 St.
E>IRST CLASS TABLE BOARD can be OBJ
Il tanned III private family, at 435 street. be-
tween 9Th and 10th. One furnished ROOM can be
rented by one CT two ladies Of nexceptionabIe
references M o. 3ts
ARDlNG-Furnished Rooms, with Board, at
- No ~ a. street, few doors north of Penn
avenue You Will lind pleasant home here. Will
t1e ress the from Beaver oou
dents OF that county, at New Brighton. no q lw.
COOP TABLE kOAKD CAN BE OBTAINED
street No or cta
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMODA-
ted vi Room and Board at No. 800 10th st
apoNe n. no % st.
LIkST- CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD can be
L Obtained at All 18th street, between G and &
A few Table Bosrsers alss be accommoda-
eu I'm
GOtI TABLE, BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
" 'ith or wlthsut rooms, No. pa Missouri ave
betV cen az and 9Th streets or at 54S Pa avenue
betvs en- 1T and I'd cts NO s-Ims
t'IRST.CLAS SIS BOARD can be obtained at No
= 90 l2fh street. between q and n table board
AT 90 week. References exchanged 40 2 lnt
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- CLARIFIED CIDERU
Received this day. per steamer Mayaowrr f,or,
New y orb. two hundred barrels CLARIFIED CI-
PER. &hich / offer for sale in quantities 20 suit
purchasers, at New York prices
RILEY A. SHINN,
"Union Bottling Depot" 81 Green at
no ?S-lm C,eorgetown N ~
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tIRST.CLAS IS BOARD can be obtained at No
30 l2t street. between q and II; table board
at SO week. References exchanged no ims
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CHnICE stGAR-CrRED HANS
" 10. REEF TONGUES
Do. kREAKrAST BACON
SMOKED BEkf, MlDDLINGS, SHOULDERS,
&c at KGAN q PEERLESS,
n" ss-6tif Corner ana 9th streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
Trouble Among the Temperance Men.

Sunday evening the Temperance people who
meet corner Of Twenty;hlrd.st and second'ave had
little difficulty which came near resulting in serious
disturbance.
II seems that quarrel arose in the Society-which'
BY tie way is tie larges: in the city. and doing much
goddard tic members took sides. The quarrel deep
eEed Each party communicated the other Each
marty also elected officers who claimed TO be The officers
Of the Association. HE hall where they meet was
closed b. order OF tie Trustees On Saturday cal
appeared In the papers from each oil the parties, IL
ylng the public 20 attend temperance meeting there
on Sunday evening. When Sunday evening arrived II
brought al the members oi the society," numbering over
5O), as well as many curious outsiders.
When tie doors were opened rush was made Tor the
executive chair aud for five minutes there ensued
scene which equaed any az Dornybrook Fair. At
emerged from the struggling mass OF human beings
and, with howl ofYict0ry. seated himself on the ros'
trrm His triumph was of short duration, he re-.
bounded from il with another howl almost sufficient 20
raise the dead he pitched forward among the crowd
having seated himself with much force upon a large
spur.
Tie matter was partially settled by some 70 or more
presidents being oxtemporlzed They duly in
s'alioda chair being pissed up upon the Platform.
How they woUld have worked, whether harmOniousiy
not j. unknown. for at this juncgre Serg'. Policy
entered with platoon OF police having been ordered
by Superintendent Kennedy 70 qpell the disturbance
Upon his appearance each party applied for plotee
tion, bat
with force and Ere volcanic
ulIcEing strength Titanic
he drove them forth from the tabernacle alone and
assisted. The doors then locked. Excited groups
Of H5ernns continued 20 discuss tie matter upon the
Sidewalk until late noar.
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myself and The children; the last week Lad apous
four Quarts used TO receive i In gallon TN eau ,ne
inca, was so bad that could not vse NJ th e "t
four weeks threw it oyerhoarc the poIk We ese
had. aftcrysrd always gave it away; the hrst WIZ
had eleven biscuits weighing - ounces; tno
week received ten. the smallest NUMBER e,ei 5ot
o. How much -four was allowed yoa the IJst Wa Wa
A On rouud and a quarter; the rice anu oatihetn
weighed each about two pounds; nau "''"'
quart Of peas. ,bo On n,,ip
pxeept ,hout mo tea; il full OF maggo's na'
provisions o, own; had hot should nave ~ ,
when the provisions were last eeI'eu ou' i''
HANNAH M'GUIREs TESTIMONY. :,
Hannah Mc(iuire was the next witness exailne,a-'
was passenger the Nillairanca Dau ,nIc. , ,h
yonng woman and my husband Hna To- an two
me ~ ogerboard twice; We had something less a ~
r1ns of water a Gy iOT the six OF U.S. went 70 tno
CAPTAIN one day 10 complain about the water; to I'm
that my children and myself w Gd nor eaIe damn
the same evening il raining. ana my sue e"'
cked he rain drops of re edSe Of me can. .Ao ,ro
Crosscxamincd by NJ. Bcnedict-sometlmes ,ne n"o
non can wonld be illed and sometimes mott but never
had enou Ia Of water. -
Jor,es fodly was the next witness called reside id
Rosn Staten Island and was passenser On uoa,u
tLe Vlllafranca; received biscuits thc hIst Men
The pork given 10 me was not ny 10 eat tre" ""!
having nolhing else TO eat made use OF ie PEEL
,bcm pretend 10 measure ont the peas, rice ana hou
tie cpn in which they measured their sGgar would not
hold ,int the PORK was musty AMI sinking; i've 20.
given me the DFst Univ l""u'
small hen erg; the bottom Of the tin with when the
water was measured driven mp and fastened Wi!n
puttv the captain heard me cay that !ou coua put A
| quarts into four quart measure.
iCrossexamined-I did not complain 70 the captain
because could not find him; complained to the car
penter four times about the sbortncss OF the wafer ana
he PROVISIONS and be said TO me, 'fon hold your
! tongue. IN give YOU provisions before Won get
through" there he is there pointing TO the earpente
and let him deny it. ~
Tac case was then adjourned TO Thursday next at 10
| nclnn, Ill
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I:ebc, Naval Officers not TO lose !hsir
Rights of Citizcnship-Opinion Of
HiiorncY-GrnetaI speed.
.iit0rHcy-Grne


ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, August u, ls6j.
Hon. HUGH MCCULLocB, Secretary " me I'tasfyE
SIR: | have the honor 10 say in reply to
your letter of the 18th inst that in my opinion, tie
two persons TO whom you refer as having resigned
commissions in the naval service of the United States
and accepted employment liz the Rebel naval service
were born in the United States or If born in foreign
country or have been natugazed "a citizens II
the UEited States are. II otherwise qualified, ecn-
peten according 20 the act OfJunc =, 1901 10 be OH
GERS OF vessels OF the United States.
II they were citizens before they engaged in rebel
lion they did not lose their citizenship BY becoming
traitors. They became liable TO suffer the pains and
penalties which the law inicts upon convinced trail
tors but that foi fixture OF citizenship
is ore of those pains and penalties.
Belonging they do according to the statement IN
your letter. go certain classes of traitors who have rot
been paidoned by the President they liable at any
time TO be tried, convicted, and punished FOR their
Their conduct and associations also impressed
upon them the qualified character OF enemies, but did
not destroy their inherent character citizens wlch,
by birth or otherwise, they acquired.
Very respectfully Your ObedieHt servant
JAMES SPEED, Attorney General
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Consolidation OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Mail Steamship Con,panies-The Great
Steamship Company Of the United
STATES. &c.

On Saturday at 2 o'clock the Atlantic Mail
Steamship Company was consolidated with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, the latter paying si5oo0Oo
for the ships and appurtenances OF the former lhs
consolidation forms the largest steamship company on
this continent and is destined to WELD most powerful
influence in our commercial relations with the world.
Tie Pacific Mail Steamship Company was organized
on the 2th Of April 1919, and they soon placed upon
the line the steamers California Oregon and Panama
which were bait ty the Company under naval super
vision These steamers about 100 tnns register
each. Az the demands upon the carrying capacity 81
the COMPANY increased, ships were paced III lhe
line until they owned previous to The consoidatIOh tNe
following steamship:
on TUE PACIFIC COAST.
Constitution Golden Age Golden City, Sacramento,
Colorado St. Louis Sonora, Uncle Sam, California and
Taboga.
PREPARING FOR THE LINE.
Atlantic Baltic MaIipOss Monterey, Henry Chaun'
cey Arizona Montana Oriental. The total tnnnage
of these steamers is 40s0O register or JifOD meae,
ment Their total passenger capacity, l0c00 Total
fregh: capacity, 5000 1000.
per annum outward and hOmeward. There are Ger
aaly no finer boats in the world than the new ones oi
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
HE ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Ills line has long been known as the kdndeIoilt
Line and is composed Of the steamships New YORK
North Star, Northern Light, Ocean Queen Costa Riea
Champion, Ariel.
eramme Of boats and times Of sailing OF the new line IL
is rumored that there viii be a weekly line 10 Cali
fornia In few months AZ the outside. we feel CONF
dent that under the new management tue passengers
Will be treated better than they were By tue Ola At
l.ntic Line. High Od' trial trips in new steamer
can never eface from the memory the snterings ana
indignltlcs porpretracd upon the unwilling patrons oil
n line which now happily exists 10 longer ghe Com
pany will be able in few days to commence the new
plan OF management
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H. RAKE advised come deiibc on this subject
Gs To- tss c :, Tsiss and moved
lengthy ar ccsul,ory debate ensued ana ,e IN, no
,,o ~ 20, as whole body was put to vote anu ios''
il rcdtiring two-third vote to carry y.
~ siosrs moved the following resoiutIons'
heas We learned by our three year, no or trade
Iii ,be system Of cole sting Ge tax l.'rd Upon .p
rr 20 be lust to both the Government ana .he Ia s
s !. but oae way to levy IT, and that 70 a n s
IA ,hst the annual change Of system OF lux W Ne
eouaIly perncious; therefore , ,o with The imam.
R,6lrfG Tint we believe that IN accordance WIN r f
,..ontion as adopted by the National C1hsenuou ="
pecenber 1901 tbs way only to DO found III inc
Of leaf tobacco. -. - ,xo1,.s,s are no 40 much
amused 20 the ton Of ee tobacco sths
& .sr ths, thew W n lose tie monopoly while inc 'aie'
viii not be prevented IN It's culture coss or h,
R,.or.f That we respectfully request congress, VI Tvs
Car,oisouerS TO examine into our csi9s anu ,h"' saw
Congres and the manufacturers the trouble oil e hhnuai
change In the tax.
The resolutions adopted
The election OF officers made the specal oruer y.
busiress for the Leyt meeting, which was hxed Iof
TUESDAY the 4ih Of October. The meeting Ineh au'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
The United Service Society for the tfth
Assembly District 18Th Ward

This Association was organized last evening
at the Ashland House No. 307 FourthGre, pursuant 10
authority given by the Central organization. AT :
O'Clock a large number Of officers and men of the
army and navy having assembled, the Chairman OF the
Committee upon Organization called the meeting TO or
der stated the objects Of the Society. and nominated
Col Geo. e.. Pride as Chairman, and Capt Temple
CLARK as Secretary The preliminary organization be.
ing complete, committees were appointed 10 prepare
proper bylaws and draft tie constitution and principles
Of the organization Of the Club. Upon motion OF Capt
Shrlock the club proceeded TO ballot for delegates 10
the Central Committee called TO meet at Masonic HAL
Nos 10 and ia East Thirteenth St, ON the evening
Of "Wednesday, the 20h insewhoh re- uted as follows
COL w. : lrlyer late 4. u. C., staff OF Lient.-Gen.
Grant; Col John A. Foster late Asst Judge Advocate
General Capt Temple Clark, late \. a. Il. TO Gen.
liosecrans Whcreupon the Club adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
NEvvORr ,,;uv TR1R,JNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. 1900

stationed at No. 26o Henryst, and that the following
persons take charge Of the same Foreman, lanes
Little; Assistant Foreman, Thomas Her,, Stoker,
William Haney; Driver Thomas ..snrey; Privates,
WIN. r. Mclean, Albert Sebi.~ Thos r Keelev. Dap.
ie PETER, James Kelley, joseph Powell WILLIAM Nv.
land.
Presented BY Commissioner Able, recommending
that I'm Engine Company be formed TO be known as
Company No. 49, TO be located in the house Of Engine
Company Ma AZ in West Twenty ifth's with the toll
lowing f.cers and mem Foreman Stephen Mitchell j;
Assistant Foreman, Michael Gallagher; Engineer
Wiif.m Abbottj Stoker, Thomas Pyne; Driver,
JaTes McCutcheon Firemen, Villa n Bdhler, Peter
Daffy. Thomas McDonongh, Edward Winters, John
Innny. William Sheer. Edward Ii. SocuIn. =.
For the formation Of Engine Company No. T. TO ne
located in house now occupied By Engine No.
Gold Department NUMBER in East Twenty fifth 10
be in charge OF the following persons: Foreman
William Sendbey; Assistant Foreman. Thomas W.
Wilson; Steamer Engineer, James p. Teller Driver
Thomas H. Rogers; Stoker William l. Wilson RE,
men, William +. Baker, William Il. Arnold, Samuel
Davis, Patrick Murray, William Murray. William
O'Brien John o. Roberts, william Foster.
On motion OF Commissioner Able the Board al
journed until Friday next at p In.