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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
SIZE tlFF'S SALE.
Taylor 81 Burton Brown Com

Taylor " Burton Brown Com
vs.. Pleas.
John Moore & ]. Snediker -s
R Y virtue of a writ of VenditiOni Er.
- POHGs TO me directed by the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the Court House, in George
town, on Saturday; the 18th day Of
October, lS4l, between the hours of 10
and 4 O'Clock on said day, the following
real estate, TO wit; All'and singular that
certain tract or piece of land, situate ly.
ing and being ia the county of Brown, on
the Ohio River, above the mouth of Red
Oak creek, part of James Poage's entry
of 1000 acres No. AIS, beginning at a
stake on the bank of The Ohio River, and
corner 10 John Poage's land; thence
down the Ohio River, with the meander
thereof north, 1874 west, 7S poles to
stake; thence north, "a west, 90 poles to
the mouth of Redoak creek; thence up
the creek, with the meander thereof
north, S5 east, "a poles to stake; thence
north, q east, 80 poles, north, 81 E, %
poles, south, 79A east, s poles, south,
2Oi east, 80 poles 10 stake on the east
bank Of the creek !; thence north, s7h east,
4 poles TO beech stump and beech tree,
corner 10 John Walkington's land; thence
with his lie south, 45 east, "a poles, 10
white walnut on a point; thence with
Walkington's line north, Asa east, 9Oa
poles to stone marked ]. w., corner to
said Warrington; thence with his line
south. SOa east, 81 poles to stone mark
ed J, W.; thence south, Asa west, l4a
poles tO,a stone, corner to N. Collins;
thence with his line south, As east, Is
poles to horn beam, mulberry and su.
gar, corner 10 Collins and POage thence
With. Poage's line south, Ash west, Al |
poles links TO stone; thence sonih, ,
65A west, 1877 poles II links to the be.
ginning, containing 100 acres, msge ar
less. 1s
To be sold as the property Of John
Moore in the above case. +
Valued at $40 per acre Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
REQ.
sherifps Ciics, Sept II, 1871.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
Admlnistrators, Notioe.

All persons indebted to the estate Of George
Levengood late Of Sterling Township deceased,
are hereby notified to settle the same within one
year from this date; and all tho Sc having claims
against said estate, are requested to present
them legally proven, for settlement.
NATHAN LEVENGOOD,
TITUS HARE, s aGy
August ls, l64l. AdmtnistorS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
SuERIFF'S SALE.
John Reeves vs.. Brown Com. Pleas.
Willism DOwIne! Vendi. Exp.

John Reeves vs., Brown Com. Pleas.
Willism DOwIney Vendi. Exp.
etol.
RY virtue IF a writ Of Venditioni Expo
- mas to me directed by tho Court of
Common Pleas Ia and for G'own county Ohio;
will Offer for sale, at the front door of the Court
house in George town, on Friday the 18th day
OF October, SAL, between the hours of 10 and
4 O'Clock on said day, the following real estate to
wit. A n'ece o. pa 3el oflNnd situate in Brown
county, Oslo, be.ngp II o, IOhn Watts survey
No. 31N o." bounded and described as follows:
beginn1g ct a ssohs, co Noi 10 N. Moore sr, and
Thos. W. L,ehccdy; tleAle No, III three.fourths
deg. e, l6po'ci; ,he1 Sorth 81 deg. East 10
poles oie; heNcs Cor Il deg. w. 6poles;
then"ee 5 Doco pud - l,at; thence south
west lOpoi"s 10 ~ 20 road; thence N. 36
deg W 10 poles eut , feat to ihe place ofbe.
ginni, supposed gon.P,l one acre and a third.
be tine ,sne mofe or less, with the improvements
thereon.
Also lot No. % in Hamesvllle, in that par, of
said town Oid off by N. Moore ST.
Also piece or parcel Of land in said county,
bounded as follows; beginning at a s'ons in the
state road in John Kennedy's line tn Nce with
the road south 43A deg e. 10 poles to a one in
the road; thence s. "a deg. w. 25 26.IOO poles
to astOnej thence N, 43t deg. w. 10 poles to a
me in John Ksnnedy'Slne; thence with said
line N. 4 l-2 deg. r 9j 26.l0O poles to the be-
ginnlng,- Containing oas acre and half, being
part ofJohn watts survey No. 3779.
To be sold as the property Of william Dowd-
ney, In the above case. Terms, cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS sh'G6B. c. O.
Sherf's Office, Sept. 10, l64l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
Doctor Heterick.

Having permanently located himself in Gerge-
town, offers his services in the various branches
ofhis profession to the citizens thereof and its
vicinity. Having rFduated at the most ap-
nroved institution in the United States,a at Phila-
delphia, end was student at the Blockley Hos
pital where nj merous cases of every disease were
TO he seen, and where they were tIeated in the
most skllul and scientific manner. rat
He may be IOund at all hours at his Office
over G. W. Kings store,or at bis residence where
Samuel Horn formerly lived; where he may be
consulted by those who favour him with a
call. fHy1 13S
August IA, ls4I. sU .r.a@g.a
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Ianson L. PENN Brown Com. Pleas,
vs.. Vendi.

VS., Vendi.
Mordicai Levi.
DY virtue of writ of Psnditioni ETponGS to
ID me direc ed by the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, ] will expose
to sale, at the front door Of the Court House in
Georgetown, on Saturday, the 18th day of Octo.
ber, ln4l, between the hours of 70 and O'Clock
on said day, the following real estate, 10 wit: In
lot number | a in North Georgetown, Brown
county, Ohio, containing one story log dwelling
house.
To be sold as the property of Mordicni Levi,
in the above case. Terms cash. Valued at
S77.00
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Shift B. CO.
SherIff's Office, Sept llth, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
Notice.

The claims belonging to the late firm of
T. Myers g. B. C. Baker are left with me for col
lection Those who wish to save costs, will call
and discharge them.
D. G. DEV0RE.
JuIv 18th l94l,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
Brown County Common Pleas.

Brown County Common Pleas.
John Hcwland, Levi Howland, Nathan
iel Howland, Thomas Rowland, Izatus
Rowland Stephen Rowland, ,--- How
land, widow Of John Howland, decess-
ed, Charity HOwland, Maryby Jacobs
and Thornton her husband, Deborah
Myers, and--Myers her husband,
Ruby Reed, and William her husband,
and ParmeIia Davidson, LucindaDavid-
son, Harriet Davidson, Gree6leaf David
son, ,PenbroOk Davidson, Melinda David
son, and Mary Ann Davidson, and JO-
seph Davidson f. r. uat3g
WILL TAKE NOTICE, g4aees
That petition was filed against them on the
7th day of September, A. d. lS4I, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, by Ich-
Nbcd Rowland, and is now pending, wherein the
said IchabOd Rowland demands partition Of the
following real estate, lying in said county on tha
waters Of the west fork ofEagle creek, beginning
at the mouth of the little west fork of EaglS creek
at sycamore and blackberry; running South, A
deg. easl,t the--west corner of--Fo&es sur
vey Of 900 acres; thence south to Eagle creek
and up the same the east side to the beginnings
containing 100 acresi and that at the next term
Of the said Court application will be made by the
said IchapOd Rowland for an order that partition
may be made Of said Premises Jf5 &d
ICHABOD ROWLAND!
A. ELLISON, Atty. for Petitioner. N .5.
September 7th, lS4l,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
THE STEAM BOAT,
F AIR PL A Y.

III AS changed her owners, but will still run
IL as regular Packet between Maysville
and Cincinnati 1t Is the intention ofthe own
Nrs to make her safe, speedy and pleasant boat
for passengers Freights shall be carefully han
died and the charges moderate. She will leave
Maysville every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day, at 8 O'Clock, and Cincinnati on Tuesdav.
Thursday and Saturday, at the same hour. -
s. RANKIN, Master.
Oct. goth, l84O.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DURSUANT' to an order of the Court OfCOm-
III mon Pleas, within and for Brown county,
Ohio, made al their August term, I54l, will
Offer for sale, at the front door of the Court house
ia George town, on Saturday the 10th day of Oe-
tober, lS4l, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock
ON said day, the following real estate, to wit:--
In bot number ~ in South Georgetown, Brown
county, Ohio.
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f B.C.O.
Sherif's Office, Sept. llth, l54l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21

fsy kfantz, what does a fellow look
,lik gaasn'inga a "gals home in 'hnn-
dsf stOFmf Dye give il up! Like al
sais beau, 10 be sure.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
AUGUsT Term, lS4l.
James Wright, Administrator
of William McKitrick, Dec.
VS.. Petition
Alexander Wright, to sell
William Wright. J land.

vs.. Petition
Alexander Wright, to sell
William Wright. land.
Be il remembered, that on the 29th
day OfJnne lS4l, the Petitioner fled in
said Court his certain Petition setting
forth that the personal estate Of said Will
lam McKitrick, dec. is insufficient to pay
the debts and claims against said estate,
and that the said McKitrick died having
the legal title 10 one hundred acres of
land lying on the Ratilesnake fork of Ea.
gle creek in said county of Brown, which
he devised, by will duly executed and re-
corded, to the above named defendants,
subject 10 the payment of all the just debts
of said tesiator. The prayer of the Peti-
ton is that said tract Of land or part
thereof, as to the said court may seem
proper, may be sold to pay off and dis.
charge the debts and claims aforesaid,
with costs and charges of administration
and incidental fees and expenses, un-
der such regulations as are provided by
law.
And on motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that Alexander
Wright, one of the defendants, is not a
resident Of the State Of Ohio,it is order
ed, that notice of the tendency Of the Pc
tition and the substance and prayer there
of, be published in the democratic
Standard,"s newspaper published in said
county and in general circulation therein,
six weeks in succession previous 10 the
next term of said court, to which time
this cause is continued.
JoHN H. BLAIR, Clerk.
D. G. DEvoRE, Att'y,
September l3, lS41.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEVORE viii practice his pro-
fsssion in the Courts Of this Judicial circuit.
Office in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
the North East corner of the public square.
May 18th, I94I. .tG#.aE 49,, ...l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21

Blank Constables' Sales
Asths STANDARD Office.
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By this Mornings Southern hail.

HrALru OF NEw-ORLEASs.-The intcrTents
f,r ,bs >; hours ending at noon OF the 18Th, were
90 Of which 10 were cases OF yellow fever a
majority Of these, it has been ascertansd' are ct
those who have entered The City during the raging
of tbs epidemic. There were admitted TO the
Charity Hospital 81 10 of yellow iever-la dis
charged, II of yellow tever-9 deaths. all OF vel
low fcyer-,otal patients, 3l7.
The Picayune of the Goth says:
Strangers and citizens are coming il daily BY
dozens. The fever Is still raging, though theirs
4,oscrs to be something like decrease IN IT'S
-avage,. The weather IS mild and pleasant. In
d.ed we almost find it impossible TO realize that
3;ssss. j. amongst u.s. so soft and healthtul seem
~. srtuu,,al breezes that we now enjoy. Vessels
;-,rn 500. and steamers from the coast and the
r.r West are arriving hourly. Ike Levee pre-
.srts scene Of business although real business Is
49, Anil =. ever. We hope to have frost IN the
next ten DAYS until which our unacclImatSd TRENDS
should stay away.
~ The Savannah and Macon Railroad ''eor
,;a :, 10 be opened on Monday 1875 miles from
ssyannsh and the balance TO Macon Is rapidly
progressing.
~ The Rivers OF Georgia and Alabama are
now high, in fine boating order AID Gotten Is aFFi-
wing a, Darien. Savannah, &c. in large quantities
70 Hon. J. L. WHITE, NJ. c., from Indiana
who has been detained by illness az Washington
passed through Cincinnati homeward bound on
the 23i.
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90 The New World for the present week I'll
be splendid number-all that is good in the Magii@'
for this month"; handsome Engraving Coneipes'
OF the London Editor sc. &c. Let every one p
chase this number who wants WORLD Of g.
reading See the
Contents for Saturday. October 30.
I. McLEOD'S LETTERS Scotland The Wsf&
Highlands; Aelensburgh Henry Bell; Au0'1
House; Life in the Highlands A Sunrise ffon .
Lomond; Loeb Lomond Rob Roy's Cave In''
sonayde An Adventure; Highland Scenery
II AMBITIOE--A FARcE One OF the most smu'''
and readable articles published, from Elk
woods Magazine
III HOUSEHOLD TREASURES beautiful P'sI
BY Mary Hewitt, illustrated with fine Eng's'-'I
by Hart.
". SUNSET AT sEA--An Original Poem by "
Elt.a Pratt
v HowTo RAISE THE WIND An amusing 't1''
by Capt. Marryat
VI. THE TWO ARTISTS beautiful historca,keii
by Don Jose Bernudez de Castro.
VII. BURNING OF TUE SHIP INDIA in the soUa
ern Ocean--a thrilling account by one Of hef p
sengers
VIII. BARNABY RUDGE--Fonr Chapters the list
coiyed in this country.
X THE ADMIRALs DAUGHTER Two ChaP''
in continuation Of ;h.s capital novel
Z. NOTES OF A TRIP from Paris, up the Rhine ri
through Holland, :rom our own foreign corr
pendent.
II THE MOOR cALaYNos--one Of The bs'' Z.
LOc&harr, Spanish Ballads
III. MEMOIR OF THEODORE HooK--Fron n'
New Monthly Magazine
XIII DINING AT SEA in Rough wea,her-A.gF'PAS
sketch.
XIV. vANGTIEs IN VERSE, by 3 sinHOni
XIV THE INTELLIGENT DOGS of NJ. Leonh-
Good Bye to the Wigs, and the Contrast n''
Blackwood together with great variety Of ''''
interesting articles
@ Musical and Theatrical Criticisms, sdii0''''
News. Foreign Intelligence War in China, &c &c
TERMS, So year, Ct cent. single. sub'chFa'''
received a; The Office, 80 Ann ST., by
Oct. 20 J. WINCHESTER. PnbD'ae''
u ehapmnn's Tablet strop is Of four -, -
each hf different sharpening properties commencing
the powerful Hone sud finishing upeR merely me - :,
skin of the finest Warranted 10 please OF a
money returned. Made at l02 William street. Frsss,
cents 10 81 30 each. (2) VI
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Il white Tccth.-Compound Aronaic Ts6
Paste IKE most popular and economical deutirles Ia
1t perfectly cleans and beauties the teeth and inPpa
delicate and highly agreeable perfume to the breath .
cents per Jar. To ob,an the genuine Away. TIA,
name il engraved on II handsome label on each llr.
HORACE EVERETT Druggist, 36T Greensch IT.
door above Franklin stree.
Sold by yr. Hayes. 1870 Fulton 81 brooklyn, and \
ssy City by d. w Stopo, opposite tho ferry landing
90 81 ~
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> HNOK-ExEEpgNG.-The(

JY BNOK-K EEPHNG.-TheC Counting R07
of G. {. MARsA = Cedar street continue open inss
that merchants and others may avail hcmselvs "a
course of instruction that is truly practlcal one tEz
braces a complete routine of mercantile trapsactouri
mercantile calculations; and one in which the stud.Tr
tually keep. OF books IN counting house. Tons
who are unacquainted with the advertisers repu,is
desires to say that his principal work on Book-hsFz
has run through editions that It receives t1,'
ference in the Ne~-York public schools, and other F
institutions IN the United states and that he hmsia
the honor Of being appointed Teacher of BoOs.kelA
for the Mercantile Library As-ociann,' Of TIM a'
Prospectuses, with terms, may be had al the Cou1A
Rooms a. above. (2 oS
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Under which King, Bszoni,n Speak or di. .

~ The Erening Post on Thursday asserted
that tho Tammauy party agreed fully with the
great majority of the Wings in depFsca,ing any
sbsnye favorable TO the Catholics in this city. The
Herala yesterday was abusively scurril0u' upon
Gov. Seward and Bishop Hughes, alleging that no
body seriously expected any change IN the Public
School Systematic movement was all a trick nc
Ye, now what do we see TEs Of 'he reg"1a'
TamuaRs candidates for assembly beside MF
Walsh, pledged 70 spstaia the ris''s % the CGfa'
hes and adopted as candidates BY them "ha'
say you TO this neishbers!
n The Wings of Herkimer County have nom
mated GSoReE T.GRAvgs of Russia and HEsNY
E1lwoop OF Danube Tor Assembly. They are
worthy and true laen, aud We hone they may both
li,r I'll lhoy are elected
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II The Wing paper. are requested to copy the aboy

BisKs ASo TIE bRoKERs.-Sovera OF the Country
Banks are now III bad credit and their BILLS
deemed by the brokers. Every few months the same
played and often the destruction of the
weaker Institutions. Ono Bank will break and hnt
IS at LOG Nassau street--Dr. Shcrmans It's capital Is
Lozenges for Coughs and Colds that sure 10 break up
any IN few hours. One will often stop the wort
attacks Of coughing aay the tickling and make you
Peciorate freely or If your head is ready split
Camphor LozeBges will stop It in te. minates They
have done and will do you that are troubled
ueed suffer another hour. Admiral Elliott would Tot
haSe been obliged to relnqush the of his
ron If he aad oeen provided WITH OF Shernans Lo-
zanges for they would have cured hi, papla,on of the
Eear and enabled him 10 command his ship. Dr. Sher-
mans warehouse is LEG Nassau street Agent, LIS
Bowery, - East Broadway, 27 Hudson ST. 22l Beecker
st. Rushon Aspin~al, aad 50 and l39 FultoD-street
Brooklyn.
y Beware Of Oils for the Hair. They debitate and
relax the very vessels that should be strengthened and
stimulated moments reflection will convince any
sol. person Of this The Of oily matter causes
badaess than all other Ladies' remember thu
and let your toilet be furnished with the Balm of Coum
bia-a sprituous Of the mo,t tonic and asngen
roou, but no skaes whatever with the fragrant
perfume Near two hundred Of late and positive
RESTORATION Of the hair By reported by living svb
Ject aad nearly all the fashionable Il 40 perfume
and purnyer even II they cot losing the hair. I'm
mense quantities are sold only at Il Maiden lane where
you must buy 1t or yoSsil be deceived as there are
countefieiu out
Y DR.. Taylor Bslsam Of Liverwor, from the Bowe.
~ Office ne only isue for sale wholesale and retail az
the downtown depot, II Maiden lane. Remember the
aunbsr As there eounerfeIts in the same street
To The IxcsEDgLcus.-I..L Beals & Co CT Cedar :,
are applying Beals Hair Restoratiye nm
their original terms No Payneut required until the
HAIR Is Restored 10 upwa of 300 persons They a.o
offer personal reereBc. some Of our most ,e.nsc,.
citizene no have had their Hair restored A., pomad
the rce liable, preserving the hair in beautiful
condition 10 the latest rod Of life
fhe Ladies' ind the article al the adies, nsno;
tory, No. 439 Broadway op'''
wells q Humphrey are agents for Hartford, Conn.
~ Aoyal Wall steamsr.-Tse letter bags by
the COLUMBIA. forwarded by Hsrndeu s. CO.. FSo,c,,
SAIs close al their Office No. Wall street on Saturday
o.: 81 EApNnEN nco
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u For letter from Hon. z. H. Foster upon
Henry Clay, Works Of Lord Bacon, RuIn-Selling on
Sunday the AInsted Africans, &c, see First Page
u For Poems By 3 Simmons from the last 6is'A-
wood, and Miscellanies see Last Page.
II For carefully corrected Bank Note s0''' 'e'
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LAWYERS DIARY. October 30.

CALExDAR OF Circuit Covzr-This Day-las' -
"a saI 20 l6a, I2s. 203 22e 80. 233 49, 237,
a3s. aiO. e4I 242 ai3, ei3:.
Curyp,R OF SUPERIOR CorKr-Ths D,y-S5, Is. ~,
s. lis. 4cs. l57, 500 2O7 ao5 20a, 2lO, all, 2l2-
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TIL L RIBU N E.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 80.

u For tae Of persons wishing to send to
their friends in TIE country, the WEEKLY TRIBUNE
may be obtained the Office, No 30 Anu,rce in wrap
pers. Price 81 See Table Of Contents IN another
column.
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Democratic WING Nominations.

District FOR SENATOR'S;
,(DANEE1. LORD, Jr. OF NewYork,
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Go.
IT. HENRY A. LIVINGSTON, Duchess
Ill KELLIAN MILLER, Of Columbia
". DAysD RUSSELL, Of Warrington.
V ROSWELL r. Ike, Of Jeifesson.
vi. ALLEN AYRAULT, Of Lviug.ton.
", 5nENRY WELLEs, of Yates,
RARAK NILES of Cortland.
VIII. GIDEON HARD, OF Orleans.
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THR RALLY.

The Wing Electors of this City convened in over
vbs,ng force at National Hall last evening. AT
m ,,rlv hour the great hall and Hobbies were
.r.x5sd TO overtiowing, and never did better
spirit, more determined enthusiasm beam IN th'
face. of Three Thousand FreeEnen. The old SOL
diers VIVA had served throughout the war with
Jaoksonism were there the Young Men burning
with energy and generous zeal; the hardy Meshan-
les and Working Men in thousands-al eager to
retrieve the City from the rule Of Loco-F ocoisrn-
10 save TIE S,ate-to electrify the Union-all re-
jocing in lively conviction that The hour OF OUT
deliyerance has come
The meeting was called to order b PHILIP
HoSs, and organized by the choice OF tho follow
ing officers;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY;
JOSEPH TUCKER, JAMES w. GERARD,
IouN C. HAMILTON, JOHN COGER, Jr.
RICHARD F. CARMAN. NATHL G. BRADFORD
LINUS w. STEVENS, CHAS. M. GRAHAM, Jr
CYRUS CHENERY HORACE ST. JOHN,
RICHARD E. MOUNT, WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE G. BALDWIN.
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THE POLLS

For the ensuing Election will open ii sunrise on
WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, and close a, SUM-
Sc, on tina, day. The following list o. places where
the Polls will be held has been carefully prepared BY
order of the Wing General Committee, VIZ
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FIRST WARD.
lsrRGcr. No - Broad st, cor. south "lillah'
q" IL. No - Broadway.
- No. liz broadway
SECOND WARD.
l. No. II Nsssau-st Second Ward Hotel
H. No. IS Coolest cor. Beekman.
TtIlpn warn
" 5cor,l,,d., yorL Uouss
W Sp.,ciayNs,
:. III M IOa Warreu..t.. uext to Greenwich.
ro,.,ru u,.pn
- "a " ,,,;u;, md I'm,
i--onAA'Pent - nu'o' o. 1GI ANU
:, ane M 'a"S. ~ "
-, ~ ~ ~
20 ~ ,o ' n"'., nora,
r,rru w,sn
,o, -, w
NO tVo NnareiS''
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