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RAILWAY GUARD.
109th New York, Colonel Benjamin F. Tracy.
CITY GUARD.
Alexandria, Va.
Brigadier General JOHN P. SLOUGH, Military Governor.
1st District of Columbia, Lieutenant Colonel Lemuel Towers.
153rd New York, Colonel Edwin P. Davis.
7th Pennsylvania Reserves, * Colonel Henry C. Bolinger.
8th Pennsylvania Reserves, * Colonel Silas M. Baily.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery H, Captain William Borrowe.
Washington, D. C. +
Brigadier General JOHN H. MARTINDALE, Military Governor.
2nd District of Columbia, 150th Pennsylvania Company K,
Colonel Charles M. Alexander. Captain Thomas Getchell.
14th New Hampshire, 157th Pennsylvania (battalion),
Colonel Robert Wilson. Major Thomas H. Addicks.
178th New York, ++ 11th New York Cavalry,
Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Smith. Colonel James B. Swain.
27th Pennsylvania, Company F, U. S. Ordnance Detachment,
Captain John M. Carson. Lieutenant Colonel George D. Ramsay.
PROVISIONAL BRIGADES.
Major General SILAS CASEY.
1st U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel William Birney.
DEFENSES NORTH OF THE POTOMAC.!
Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH A. HASKIN.
First Brigade. Second Brigade.
Colonel AUGUSTUS A. GIBSON. Colonel LEWIS O. MORRIS.
2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, Colonel Augustus A. Gibson. Colonel Daniel Chaplin.
1st Vermont Heavy Artillery, 7th New York Heavy Artillery, Colonel James M. Warner. Colonel Lewis O. Morris.
9th New York Heavy Artillery, Colonel Joseph Welling.
9th New York Battery,
Captain Emil Schubert.
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*Second Brigade, Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, Colonel Horatio G. Sickel. The other regiments of the brigade under Lieutenant-Colonel McKelvy's command.
+The 34th and 39th Massachusetts sent, July 10, to the Army of the Potomac.
++ En route from Defenses South of the Potomac.
!The First Brigade at Forts Bunker Hill and Slocum; the Second Brigade at Advance Battery and Forts Reno, Simmons, and Summer; the Third Brigade at Fort Baker.
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