American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

HiOIe ST. ana along inc nOFth sue ol DdllliloIo
st. to the bridge at the Falls, the place Of be-
ginning.
Nh ward At McNalIy's, corner of Centre
and St Paul's streets. Judges, Edward Pal
mcr, Thomas II. Brkoy, aud Geo. W. Webb
This ward commences at the northeast corner
of Saratoga and Howard st., and extends out
Howard to Cathedral ST., and thence to the
northern limits of the city-iti eastern bound
AIRY beng Jones' Falls, whence it extends to
Pleasant ST., along Pleasant st. to Charles,
down Charles TO Saratoga, and along the nOrtH
side of Saratoga to Howard st. the place of be-
ginning.
l2h wGrd. AT Quinlain's, bland Tavern
Paca street. Judges, Valentine Dushane VIM,
Bartlett, and DR.. E. j. Chaisty. This ward
commences at the north west corner of How
ard and Lexington SITS. extends northeIly along
Howard to Madison, thence along Madison St.
to ST. Mary's, down st. Mary's to George ST.,
along George to Pine street, down Pine to
Lexington, and along Lexington to the corner
of Howard St, the place Of beginning.
18Th 1oard. At the Liberty Engine House,
Liberty street Judges, H. Ray Bowie, S,m-
uel S. Addison, and James McCurley. This
ward commences at the northeast corner Of
Pratt and Howard streets, extends northeIly
a long Howard TO Saratoga, along Saratoga to
Charles, down Cha les TO Pratt, and along
Pratt street to the corner of Howard street, the
place of beginning.
l4th pGrd. At Nicholson's, corner of Balt-
more aud Green streets. Judges, Wm. G..
BottimoIe, Daniel Blxler, and Henry Hilbert.
This ward commences at the north vest corner
Of Pratt and Howard streets, extends north.
wardly along Howard to Lexington street, up
Lexington to Pine street, down Pine to Ger
man, along German street to Cove, down Cove
street to Pratt, and along Pratt street to How
ard, the place Of beginning,
10TH Uard. AT "Vauxhall Gardens" South
Light street, judges, Elijah Bshp, John
EIoofnagIe, and JenIcr S, Taylor, Sr. THIS
ward commences at the south east corner Of
Pratt and Howard streets; extends southwardy
/ along Howard to Montgomery street, along
the north side Of Montgomery to its interscc-
ton with the basin, and thence along the basa
to Light street, along Light to Pratt, and up
Pratt to Howard, the place Of beginning.
16M WGYd. At the corner OF Conway and
Little Paca SITS, opposite Gists Lead Works.
Judges, Robert Bincs, Michael Warner, Jr.,
and r. G. Green. This ward commences at
the southwest corner of Pratt and Howard St,
extends along Howard southwardly to Ment-
gomery ST, along Montgomery TO Eutaw along
Eutaw TO Cove, along Cove to Pratt, and down
Pratt to Howard, the place of beginning.
l7A ,card. At FL! Lalth's, corner Of Light
and West streets. Judges, John Tlmmons,
| lily. K. Barton, and Jas. Buce. This ward is
bounded on the north by Montgomery street.
and the west by Eutaw street, taking IN all that
section Of the city bounded by the Middle
| Branch and Patapsco, GLIDING MILESTONE
Point and Toulon.
8h 1card. At the southwest corner Of w
Baltimore and POppleton SITS. Judges Reuben
Aler, Thos Denoe, and Abner Key, Jr. This
ward commences at the western extremity Of
Lexington ST., continues along Lexington to
Pine ST., down Pine to German, along German
to Cove, down Cove TO EuLaw, and along Eutaw
| to the Middle Branch, which forms the south
ern boundary oftla ward.
9Th iuard At Mr.. loves, corner Of Cove
and franklin SITS. Judges, Geo. Suter, Chas
Feinour, Sen, and John T. Brashears, This
ward commences at the western extremity oil
Lexington st, extends along Lexington to Pine
st, out Pine, northerly, to George ST., along
! George street 10 Pennsylvania avenue, and out
Pennsylvania avenue to the northern boundary
of the city.
20h tCard. At Hammers, Penna. Avenue,
between st. Mary's ard Biddle streets. Judges,
John.C. Raw, Jehu Galloway, and Aaron Hoff-
man This ward commences at the northern
extremity OF Cathedral street, continues down
the west side of Cathedral street to Howa d,
along Howard to Madison, out Madison TO ST.
Marys, down st. Mary's to Pennsylvania
avenue, and thence along the north side of
| Pennsylvania avenue to the northern boundary
of the city.
New YORK TRUE Sun. This ably conduct
ed journal appeared on Monday in a new ana
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handsome dress. The True Sun is conducted
exclusively by practical printers, and although
established but few years, it has taken stand
with the oldest journals Of New York, and en-
joys very extensive patronage, its circulation
being the second in the city.
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL. a paragraph mad
vertenty appeared in our columns yesterday,
doubling the reported revival Of religion in the
Methodist Episcopal churches of Baltimore
! We learn that the revival is extensive, unu
sually So and that it still continues in every see
ton OF the city. We make the correction with
great pleasure.
HUNG HIMSELF. Capt. Aaron Willard, of
Charlestown, Mass, committed sulcde at his
residence in that town week before last. He
returned home from Boston as a delegate to
the democratic State Convention, took his
breakfast the next morning as usual, and then
went out to his barn and hung himself. He
was one Of the most rcspectab c citizens of
Charlestown, and no cause can be assigned for the
act bu! constitutional propensity, family in
frmily-hs father and two sisters having de-
stroycd themselves in the same way.
| A REFoEM Much NEEDED. AT Nurem-
burg, the great mans factory of European snuff
! boxes il las been nrnhihied 10 lithnrraphers