. Manual of the corporation of the city of New York, for the years .. . and in ordinary condition. ASSOCL\TION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN. Tliis association is composed of persons who have served the timeprescribed by law, in the New York Fire Department. Tiiey meet onthe third Tuesday of January, April, July, and October, at FiremensHall, Mercer street, between Prince and Houston streets. 159 Officers for 1866. Philip W. Etigs, President 131 Front; h. 70 West 14th street. Zophar Mills, 1st Vice-Prefiident 144 Front; h. 207 Madison street. A. F. Ockershausen, 2d Vice-PresH. .21 Rose street; h. 22 Rose
. Manual of the corporation of the city of New York, for the years .. . and in ordinary condition. ASSOCL\TION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN. Tliis association is composed of persons who have served the timeprescribed by law, in the New York Fire Department. Tiiey meet onthe third Tuesday of January, April, July, and October, at FiremensHall, Mercer street, between Prince and Houston streets. 159 Officers for 1866. Philip W. Etigs, President 131 Front; h. 70 West 14th street. Zophar Mills, 1st Vice-Prefiident 144 Front; h. 207 Madison street. A. F. Ockershausen, 2d Vice-PresH. .21 Rose street; h. 22 Rose street. Wheeler, Recording Secretary,! Centre street. F. Hagadorn, Financial .10 Wall street; h. Williamsburgh. Joseph M. Price, Treasurer h. 31 Pike street. David Theall, Sergeant-at-Arms. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. A. F. Ockershausen, President. Frederick A. Ridabock, Trustee. John J. Gorman, Secretary. Wilson Small, Jonas N. Phillips, Trustee. William Hitchraan, James Y. Watkins, John R. Piatt, Peter Mastersou, Macy, Charles OConnor, David Walker,. SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY. The Seventh Regiment Armory is situated on the east side of the Bow-ery or Third avenue, and occupies the block between Sixth and Seventhstreets. It is constructed of iron, and is three stories liigh. The first floor is used as a market, and known as Tompkins second floor is divided into company armories and meeting-rooms,which are fitted up and furnished at the expense of the several companiesof the regiment. The third floor is used for a drill-room by the wholeregiment. The basement, or floor beneath the market, has been preparedfor target practice and squad drills. By resolution of Common Council, approved April 6, 1855, the use ofthe armory was given the Seventh Regiment New York National Guard,during the pleasure of the Common Council, but was not occupied untilthree years after said date. FIRST DIVISIOX. Charles W. Sandfokd, Major-General, Commanding. FIRST BRIGADE. Charles
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