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Lin's Balm of China,
Pr Bruises. sorts, Bilfs. Cub. Ga Ssrt,.
- Fl.l..

FOF Bruifts, konts, BiIfs. Cub, Cd Ssztt.
aud Pike.
"A VERY valuable preparation endsr This nam,
- J. 70 bc had a d. Heart. il this tlace. n.
ingrrdianis are . wen adaIisd 10 he healing II
cuis. old Ssses. &C. than Is effect Is ilur,e,s,s
One nights aPflicaiion wili suiIicc Cor tie eu,e
and relief ii almost any kind Of rain. Ikelul.
lie can well appreciate this article, a. is, sei lie
worth u their money len times over.
sold, wholesale, ~ conlstosk a Co., 81 Cen
land, street, New York; ard ~ D. IIcant. His.
horough, d.. James Young. Oxford, and J. q r.
Sloan. Grecnslogolrh.
February IN. es-
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THE HlLLsBoRoUoH RECORDER,
- IL hLishEb WEEKLY
by DENNIS ltEARTT.

TcrfArs.--'Tirec Dollars year, or Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance Clubs
Of five subscribers, who make the pa, psnts strict
y ~ advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
year each. ''~sE az
: no paper will be discontinued until all arrcara
ges are paid, unless at the option Of The publisher
Hereafter no paper win be sent to a new sub
scriocr out of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible 10 the editor ;and in no case will the
paper be sent TO subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without pay nient. i'a .'
AnyERTisEMgsTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the frst and twenty five cents foi
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc.thisd viii be
made to advertisers re- inc ssa,. '1sE
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REV. DIR. BARfHoLOMEw's
-. Fink SKrnlpLl,,I r ~.

Por Coughs, Ccids, Influenza Sore Threat
Pain IN fhe Breast. Difficulty VI Bpotding,
Heart Burn, and fryy complaint
stis issifh causes Consumption. -.
HIS remedy, given 10 The public under tie
sanction Of oLc Of the first dsines Of the age,
and man Of responsibility, is considered by the
Faculty Of New York a. The lesi medicine Of the
kind offered for sale. II is a SURF rrnlcd, against
Consumption, iftakcn in time. BE sure, and OBJ
tsinthe genuine. snf, Ina .sssfs. p. AGO.. ..-
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and BY d. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR, james Young, Oxford, and ]. & II.
Sloan, Grccnsborougl. 5t3a ''.
February IL. - .a3s1 a9g,j CO.
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

"a s the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
= its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes. and other Bank BUSH
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire It, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of The Bank will decline attending 10 bu.
siGess Of this kind. 7..s
- LEOPOLD L. HEARTT.
ksIsisA. M4i. 81
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Tailoring.

rE'liE subscriber has returned 10 his old stand,
one door west Of Holt q Caragin's Moores)
Store, where he il prepared 10 execute al orders
10 hrs line In a workmanlike style, he hopes to
receive liberal portion Of the public patronage.
Cutting attended To at all seasonablc hours and
he win cut and III the work, that scamstresses
eaniuake II up without difficulty, which may be
great conycniencc to his country friends. 5.'
-i.-.s II $50 II. l.. PI.EASANrS.
January IA. - .- To-
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Ycecl.kiss'
Vertical E..c:sr Wheel.

~ consequence 81 Ire sey grail popularity
u which tnsss Raet3s haze Allzlles y the uss
sfnear!y 40oo u them ii aisssshI parls VI the
s5uniEy. The sVbssEiben have SID about 100
Rights IN North Caru.iaa, ~ II which are IN full
and sucssssfli speraiisl i Cumberland County.
Waen proPSrIy inlrOdezs.., 10y neatly double
ths vS.as Of the Mll, AMI IA quantity Vi work &C.
nesaliy Ear exeeed the mssi slnf uine expectations
of the oxaazs. aany n zham are gentlemen dis
lingu.shei foT silsH science and practical skill,
WHO have aitcsscd 10 the .ales II this improve
nsIa. Thess whssis are as.s durable, AMI more
easily kepi in order When properly put together
t3an If.s lstsss Wlesl Tl,y viii save one-,hiIJ
" the water, aad run wsn in bsck IatsE, when
there i had above Tie speed Of iae saw j.
i1cTesssi - mare AlaE esSl.- lie s.:csss pr mi
a9te.
Tas pro. Of an iESssissal right for sns pair Of
Hbee.s IS $50.
We Ee.er, among etlssr, - ca Believing gen
tlszlen, sons " whcs Lava lad ;hs. Wheels in
Og~sslicn twelve IasaaiAs :: more; sEl from ma
~ 81 them, and sshsss. ~ have received ceEtii-
cstss expressing iben hy- appreciation Of the ~
perior si,autagcsSf taS-a ever the aut.ss wheel,
ana stating thai tLsis s=sa sill cut $500, 1910,
s5O0. and s,sa .. kigh sS 500 fset per day, and
.,-s ,,,.s-fh.ya or re- srolsy
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To the Public.
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November ser.s-. ~ ST
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WOOD! WOOD! wooD,,n

SUBSCRIBERS in arrears for the Recorder.
~ who intend paying in Wood, are earnestly
requested to bring u an immediate supply. The
season has arrived when il is in demand. and but
few have thought Of the Printer.
October 81 # sn
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DIR. n. y. PEERY'S
vERMIFUGE Oh aDEAD Scot
ron MORRIS.
AkishiV rChIalk pEepaF1liea. eer1th fFsMa q
pgumpfifaas n - nrfias. II okGsng
ia ssass. "a f. keurs NJ

AkfshlV rchsaEls prepar1lica. eer1kAf fsas fse
pxumpgifaais n Is nrfsas. u ekarng
ia sya.sn "a . ~ ksnss
egug sItrm.
T'HE origin. dssslofu<ns. an suPPOr q
u worms IL fhe human ssstsm. are 70 e a.
ssibuisd 10 a deEeased and delslitufed condition
e he stomach and h0wels; i leing an eSialAsh-
"a facs. that wheEe he digeskian ! unimEAiEsd,
and he gcneral powers q the sssiem IN heal
ily state. they can end no hsbilaioa. Tbs pre-
palsiion has he Fecuiiar sdssntage q No only
deslroy ing ever NoIa. bnt also d Prod0ring a
healthy action q The stomach and oaheT organs
of digeslion, thereAy Tclicsing many complaints
arising from . desangrmeni q the digestive o.
CANS. Although prognpt and certain IN is opera
lioa, and not unpleasant 70 the taste Il i Ierri-
b safe and adapiod % the tenderesi age.
NumrEoGs certificates II lie value AMI useful
mess q this preparation ere almost daily Fccsiyed;
the following i from n. carolsna:
NewheEn. n. G., MAJ 23d. lssa.
DElR sra; have hecn anAiously boxing for
another supply Of your :. Dead Shot Nermiluge."
= have not ) single vial IA. TheEc are con
slant applicaiions lor the ncdicine. and should
bc pleased 10 supply he demand !, has proved
ilsef 50 Gar as uied IN this sisiniiy, TO he Ins.
Tive spsoifc. and no humhug. Please inform Inc
BY return mail. bow soon you can furnish me
with another supply. Tuly !ours,
y. 4. LOGAN.
Free IS cents per vial.
Prepared hs Dr. n. r. PkERr. and sSid whole
sale and retail By A. y. 4 ID. SaSRs. Druggists.
leo Fulton slIees. conner u William. New iolk.
sold aIsO By LONG. WEBB 4 CO, Agents.
lIillsboFough.
October 20. Slim
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FLOWER CROOKS,

WE- have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
- Saucers. in setsof three Crooks and San
Ger Tor % cents set, or separate al S and 10
cents each. @. M
81 Also another lot Of Mhitehead's superior
FLOUR.
LONG, WEBB, 4 CO.
March "a. On
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ftD. James ;. Smith, intending to de
- vote himself exclusively to the duties Of lis
profession, oilers his services to the public, and
will thankfully receive any call.
August 10. .-- f. : .sfe tf90
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Dry Goods,

A ee0as
ga = caIsras- aIl Frioess kAnesonr ass0st-
u.rnf a BazaraS an1 Rz1ans: ca1lllirks and
Mukinss Hasiery a. 81 kislas. 6ioscs. es~izg
81. Turk aIa1 sd coa.hs. BID TiSkihE AIsan
CkerAs. l.snns. Ae. q I4a3srs' enc drsNses Ben
80 CapS. AniEriAl Flgners. Ol Sill. PaEas0as
anA In.a4xllAS. fans. Linen Caaisic HaIskrE-
ehirfs. Biaafhrd AMI lnlie.rhrd Cioih. III sad
lsottoa HasalleuAicfs. Flax ana c0rioa T1.frnd
Can ana Pantalooas ciozhs. TnEniags e Al
kinls. I'D E.ans cher arsirles in Ihs Dls Goo1'
HARDWARE.
M0Nins szad Grading Bla1es a he YER les,
qualify; Nasls. Pois Ovens. skillels. l.o1sls and
Spa8ss. chisels and AugeEs. Hsmmers and Gina
hrss, Hinges AMI Scrrws, shoe KNIVES nnd All
Bladrs. Needing Hoes. Knives and f0sks. Pogk.
q KNIVES and ScisSOgs. Trane Chains AMI Gum
cOuls. ss0sk and Pad Locks, Tea and Talar
sPOSls, and Iaany other articles No. enumerated
GROCERIES.
The very lest Green ard Blsrk Teas. sugar
and co!ier, rePPcr and AisIsoe. Mo.lsaes and
Sall. GiEsrr and Ricr, Castle and Other Soaps,
Powder and shol, FlgweF and Meal. Iron and
Steel. Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins. Sperm and
TsllOE canlles. and nuEaseE u 0lhes asliclesin
the GEs'sEs Line.
DRUGS. .aee.~. ts
Epson and Glauber Salts. Alum and Cam
phoT. Opium and sugar Of Lead. Cream q Tar
Ger and Masnesia, Bnnstone and Anncita. caio-
mel ana Rhcnlarh. Quicksilver, on Niirol and
Aguaioris. White Lead aud yellow OclFr. Red
Lead aud l.ilharge. Linsrod and Tanners Oil,
Lamp Biack and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and PuIIy. Mustard and Nllluees. l0gwaod and
l;lue, MadiT and Indigo, kanishes II ali Kinds,
Ink and Ink Powder. camwoo,l and copcFas. and
al other Drug usually keps in this place.
cROcKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, cOuaaon and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes. BoMlcs. Mugs. Pitchers.
aud 'rnmhleEs. lea and Cream Pots, Ewsrs and
basins, and many other ARTICLES il The cEoekegy
line. ...-.t...
Wash Pans, Milk Pans. Dippers, Coffee Pots
Cups. small and large. &c. &c.
81 Of the above Goods win he sold low On
cash, or on . credit TO those who will pay WHEN
called on. a. The Common Country Trade
will bc taken in exchange At the market prices.
The subscribers intend TO Use cyeS msans ia
their power to please all who may favour then
with theircustom; and a. their Goods were bought
for cash. they tink they shall BE- able 10 sell Al q,
low prices u can be had in IilIsborough. Cal
and sc for yourselves.
A. MIcKLE & CO.
MAY s. as
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New Store
JUST OPENED.

rFHE ssAsxl<ss inirna ks<Tsng ennssAnzls on
II hans 4 their Nsw sasgs. snss e - ceuzi
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Oct ess
DIR. Brandrcth'S Pills.

1H~- A Fresh Supply Of BRANDRETH's
- PILLS just received, and for sale, at
his Office.
April -. as
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JUST REEfsED,

JUST REEfsED,
EuPERloR. ST. Croix. Poto Rico, and n. o.
- Sugar. <~ -
Gosi Coffee, Of different qualities.
Tails, and Adamauiine Candies.
Aso, Ga htnd, l2.a Lines, and Cotton Shirt.
u good Cider Vinegar, salt, Lamp Oil. ana
e. tacolIte. w. ~ =
A large lot Of CIGARS, ali qualities, f.r sale
t4N. k4.a ..s~%
LONG, WEBB, 81 co.
9tssax 81
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HLIHVN NM NIF-fNWL OK liz
f1NSFS WHijErER.
My Stock consists Of many desirable Goods suit
able to the present and approaching season, Niz /:
Cloths, Cassineres. Nestings, Kentucky Jeans,
Sattinets, Hats and Shoes also variety Of fash
ionable Goods for Ladies, as cashmcres. Mouslin
de Lain, Graduated Robes, Lawns, Muslins, Ca
licoes, Bonnets, Ribbons, Ariifcials. slippers Of
the latest style; also handsome assortment Of
Qncensware, Few Lard lamps, variety of
school Books, lOtof Castings. &c.; and many
other articles too tedious to mention, all Of which
viii he sold as above stated.
g. All persons indebted to me viii please call
and close their accounts. a1a saase eaa..
.s..l '."a.astnv.a~ II. NICHOLS.
August 10. n .aa.s. .sss.s s-...sa.et a-rg. Al
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WANTED TO HIRE,

EMMEDIATELl, Tor s0oasr, If possJlf,) q
good COOK! One without mcumbrance
would lie preferred. For such an one fair
prise viii be given, and a permanent situation
insured. Enquire at this dice.
October Is. s9-
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
DYE STUFFs, SC. sc. .'rs

n oNG, WEBB & co. have received, and
IA now offer for sale, very complete assort-
mcnt of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Dye StuIis,
BE-, among which are comprised the following
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WANTED.

100 Bushss n:cs Pselsa Dael PEACHES.
kVO Taey al be taken a. tbs EA-kss pIcs.
- sIS.sase fsr GSsls.
A. NIckl.E.
Sey.e.sler :. ~
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Tie Jules Of the General Post Office Ders,ft.
nent authorize such receipts to be given, and paid
here when the amount does not exceed $40.
When i eaceels. $40, it is best TO remit as much
as possible IN hank notes, and the Post masters
receipt Tor the balance. Tie Postmaster s recent
should be sent directed to u.s. and ,aofto the Post.
master OF This city, as some persons are in the ha-
Int OF doing. The money should be here by the
7h Of December, at farthest, 10 procure ali Inc
numbers. Il not here by that time, we may moi
be able to furnish the first numbers. g. s'@'t'1
our prices for these papers are 50 low that VIC
cannot afford to credit them out !. therefore, no
person need consume his time in writing Ear ,bcn,
unless he sends the money. . - - ''''> - -
BLAIR. L. RlYES. "
81 Washington, Oc.ober Is, 1916. -" H.
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T'heattcal and Muaaoal !.

PAnK THEArRE.-A very excellent house was In at
tendance at the Park last night and great applause
manifested throughout the performance Nowi.hsta nd
Ing the almost ridiculous bombas Of the language in
many parts Of tho play Mr. vandsnhoG renders it well
nigh sublime BY his magnificent conception Of the cha
racter Of Alexander the Greet He is certainly most
his prossaion. OF Mr. Barrys Clytus, but sxprsss
the general opinion when We say that 10 q admirably
benefit comes OF, and, Of course, her numerous ad-
mirers will evince their high estimation Of her powers
the Wiis.s. end Fl jaieo dc xsrss" The perform.
will commence with the " Cricket on the HEARTH"
very popular and interesting drama.
Bowxar THsArRr-Ihs new nautical drama Of
"Lantte," the Pirate Of the Gulf" was erformed
last evening at the Bowery for the first time. The
10 laid among the pirates In the Island Of jamaica
and the lime during the last The drama abounds
in incident and stage effect such a. can only be PRO.
duced at the Bowery The last scene of the fret sct ID
very 6ns large ship comes sailing by the pirate shIp
while guns fred from each in an engagement
finally the pirate 10 boarded and desperate encounter
snsuos The drama winds up with the Battle Of New
Orleans" with Gil the paraphernaa of Ii Is very
6ne scene beyond description Every patriot should
witness IT, a. It recalls wildly TO mind. the
through which fathers passed The whole makss q
very noe drama, and every body should witness 1t.
and Mira. JoSss, Coussntia Tho svsninr closed with
the drama OF the f" Carpenter Of Rouen.n The same
nns bill 10 repeated to. night
Nrw GRKsrwicH THEATRE The 0resnwichn il
rapidly becoming popular. The comedy Of the Sol.
diers Daughter" performed last night with great
eeaf; Mrs Crisp sustaining, in most admirable man.
ner, the part of Widow CHEEKY. The managers arc
constantly bringing out novelties and every exstton il
made to please the public. Herr Cline 10 perform
ing at the Greenwich, ard the Misses vaec appear in
their favorto dances The performances tonight arc to
be Simpson Co.. the Dumb Beil,n and the Artful
Dodger" such attractions will surely draw capital
house.
BowrHY AMpu,rHwArRE-The entertainments at this
establishment continue to draw large and fashionable
houses The fsats Of the highly trained PONIES and tie
various wonderful feats of the OF this Establish
ment, are we'll worthy Of . Welt To night Mr. Sands
takes benefit on which occasion, in addition to the
usual attraction with his two beautiful children Msu
rice and Jesse, young Hernandez the finest youthful
str,n living will make his lrst appearance He will
have crowded house.
BnoucHAM's ExrrnrAISMESr--T entertainment OF
Mr. Brousham last night, exceeded In richness.
tale IT. and skill the fob iest expectations Of his friends,
and tho highsst anticpatoIs OF those who assembled
TO witness his exhibition II would be vain to attempt
any description Of his astonishing power, originality,
ana pleasing Skill in pourtray ing ali 'ae richness OF the
genuine Irish character. Mr. D. richly deserves the
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City Intelligence

Az ArRrL Snow sronx.-ws were taken BY sur.
prise yesterday afternoon with pretty little snow
storm which scattered its white feathers about in eli
directions not seeming at all TO regard the way In
which the wind blew. The storm lasted for about
nvs minutes, when the sun broke out from the snow
cloud and shone a. bright ever sgain
BAaor DE CYpssv-We notice .uor~ a.. .-.,-., =.
the hotels that Of Baron Aleye do Cyprey at the City
Hotel from Havana. This 10 the gentleman il will be
reeoected who was formerly French Minister 10 Mex.
leo, and who there had difficulty with the govern
ment, which caused him TO leave.
GIaL Fov,p-A little girl apparently about two years
Oh age, dark brow hair clothed in plaid dress dark
collar and wooieu shawl found In the streets few
Days ago and taken to the Aims House she cannot tell
per name or residence, and her parents they b
iound, are requested to call and take her away
AunIcvLAR Corrsssor.-The Rev. DR.. Rydsri prssi-
dent OF the College OF the Holy Cross ct Worcester,
VIII lecture 81 81 Peters Church, Barclay street,
Sunday evening the 10Th ins on the subjsct OF aurcu-
lar confession. As there has been much said upon this
subject OF laic we should advise all who feel interested
quent divine.
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ne several districts Of each ward.
FIRST WARD.
Distriefs.
I-Thresh.rs Hotel. corner Broad and Perl street.
II.-Peers and Co, No. III Broadway.
HI.-No. liz Broadway.
sEcoN D WARD.
lI-Northwest corner Beskman and Gold Streets.
THIRD WARD.
!.-si CORTLAND street.
II.-5 Barclay street.
lII-23 Warren street.
FOURTH WARD
i-Shakspeare Hotel corner William and Duane SITS
M-Warren Hall, corner Oliver and Henry streets.
HI.-No. James slip
lV.-2l0 Pearl street, corner OF Dover.
FIFTH WARD.
I-4s Leonard street
Il-Northeast corner Duane and Washington streets.
MI.-Marion House, No. is5 West Broadway
lV.-3a Vesey street.
I.-Dunns Sixth Ward Hotel.
line 81 Centre street.
Ilf-l06 Centre street.
lv.-N American Hotel, Bsyard st., cor. Bowsry.
SEVENTH WARD.
I.-l2o East Broadway.
lI.-l58 Madison street.
Ill -l6e Cherry street.
Iv.-l9 jefferson street.
vas Cherry street
WIS Gouverneur street.
VlI.-6S2 Water street
L-ssuthwest corner Of Broome and Mercer streets.
lL-Cregier's, corner Prince and Wooster streets.
Iv.-corner Il varck and Dominick streets
v.-l62 Varck street.
VI.-306 Hudson street.
VII.-279 Spring street.
NINTH WARD.
L. 6io Greenwich street.
II -36l4 Blocker street. =
III.-6s2 Washington, corner Of Amos streets
1Y.-29l Blocker street.
V-732 washington, cornor of Bank street.
VI-Corner Of Charles and Hudson streets.
TENTH WARD.
1.-2s Delaney street
II-souhwsst corner o. rooms and r,rsyta streets.
llI.-St Davids Hail. 242 Walker street.
Iv.-l70 Division conner Of Ludlow street
V-Miltsry Hall, corner Of Grand and Ludlow streets
ELEVENTH WARD.
LIS Attorney street.
Il-6s Houston street.
III-No Avenue d.
Iv.-No % Avenue d.
v-e0 Lewis street
TWELFTH WARD.
John O'Keefe's, at Harsenville.
ia. v. Backers at Manhattanville.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
,I-Southwest corner Of Grand and Clinton streets.
H.-l66 Delaney street.
ILL., sheriff street.
lV.-646 Grand street
FOURTEENTH WARD.
II.-Corner Prince and Mott streets
Ill 204 Grand street.
iy-BrS,swsy House, cor. Broadway and Grand st.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
L-Northwest corner Blocker and Sullivan sts.
II-Consttution Hail. 600 Broadway.
II-H A. kerrs Astor Place. corner OF Brosdwav
W'-N' W. cor. West Washt'n Place and McDoussl st.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Is F., corner Of 18th street and 9th avenue
II-7th Avenue House, between 18th and 10Th sts
lin f. corner OF 9th avenue and 2sd street
Tvs. T. corner 9th avenue and 2lst street.
VS.. T.. cor StI avenue and 35lh 1t.
SEVENTEENTH WARD
mo. 2i5 Bowery.
II-2s3 Houston street.
III-17t Clinton street.
lv.-79 Third street.
w w. corner LIST avenue and nth street.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
In. w. corner Sd avenue and 18th s.rest
II-Smith Hebbard's, I'd eve bet 2sd and a4th ~
Ills. w. corner Of I'D avenue and 3lst street