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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

GRAFTON NOTfCE.-pUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, 20 the occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproyed
anR affected thereby that tho following assessments nave
been completed by the assessors and are lodged 10 the oee
the Bureau Assessments examina lion by all
Interested For fencing lots in block
bounded by Twenty ninth and Thrticth streets, Fifth
avenue and Broadway. Tho limits embraced by such as
scsemen include all the several houses and lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated the
side Of Broadway between Twenty ninth and ihr
eth streets and the southerl aide Of Thirtoth street.
between Broadway ard limo "a feet inches easteriy
thererom All persons, whose interests affected BY tho
above named and who opposed 60 tho same
either of them requested present their Objections
in writing, TO tho undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL IT. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once bureau Of Assessments Street Department, scrt
IS. 1882
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yNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail sbeaners-The ships composing this line The
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luoe.
BALTIC, Captain CoInst0ok.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These chips having been built contract expressly
service every been taken In their
sructions In their enginosto and speed
ana their Tor unequaod for
elegance and comfort.
Price passage from New York Liverpool oa-
bin, $780, IA second cabin, s Exclusive Of
state $500.
From Liverpool to New York, f30 and E23.
An exper enoed surgeon attached to each shir.
No berths secured until maid for
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~ lBBONS AND FEATHERS--JrST RECEIVED FROM
~ auction, go cartons Of tho richest brocha and satin
ribbons imported this also Of black velvet
ribbons, and five eases assorted feathers
j. il. HOMER, o. John street.
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MRS. a HAS RETURNED TO TIE CiTy-.THE LADY
lv1 who has the power OF bringing friends who are seps-
rated together and OF bringing all dhcnties iu love shs
e an amicatIe adjustment Her success Unparalleled
this country Please call at No. $50 East Tenth street. IN
the basement The fever and ague cured Ia three hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARrMEyT.--ro MAsoNs.-
" Sealed proposals will be received at tho oice Of the
retcn A9ueduct Department. Rosnnd. Psrk( until Mon;
with tho receiving basins and
pan for the building Of the
same and all other relating thereto be OBJ
New York September n, 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aquednot Department..
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LSMPIEE .try LfNE--FoS SAN FRANCISCO VIA
III AspinS ALL Ssyy Bay Through Iiekets at Roduoea
Ratea-Ihe ana splendid staamslip SIERRA Me-
EApA sQo toaH, J. Dayton Wson commander win leave
AsrAn9l drnt Tuesday, October l9sh att o'clock,
trsT pier NO 3 H connecting at Panama with the new
sod speaaia scne engine steamship City Of fitsburs
2o thrs Robert w. Foster, commander which steamer
VIII BE- in raaoese to receive the passengers by the serrs
Nevada rId sail INN cdately for San Francisco. Those
eensra unsurpassed Tor speed, ventilation
mods n aad AFFORD superior advantages for families going
California First and seoond cabin passengers pro-
yfed With state both ships and dino at tho ete
table. part ~ tho steersge the City Of Ptlburg Is al
loied feraee. Passengers landed at Tho Panama
hirGsS ter5t ~ Agpnwsll An experienced surgeon 10
attached sch bhp. FOR freight pasas, apply 20
]. n0NANp 4. son, Agenta, y broadway.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND cLAsoQr
~ The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compss
steamship GLASGOW tl9G2 tons-400 horse 20 ~
Craig, commander will sail from New York, To-
"Wednesday, September ~, and on Saturds6
Der, A. " o'clock at noon. first ca
rooms) $St, do. do tmidship do, So,
Stewards fes included. Apply TO
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CORPORATION .NorIcE-rDnIic NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO tho owners occupant or 20
erp,ns, OF all houses and lcts improved uunprovod
saa Affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by tho lodged the oIoe
81 the enrean o. Assessments for ty al PEP
interested, via :For building In WaverIy
place. from sixth to Grove street. Tho limits
kseed by guoh asseefment include all tho several houses
and lots Of vacant os and psrees Of land
snated both aides Of Wayor place from ssth avsnas
streets from Wayery place to Christopher street All
whose interests affected BY tho above named
cuts and who opposed TO the either OF them,
arc requested % their a yrsin 10 he
sAsrtv eAys frnro the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, tAssesscSs
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once Hnrrsr OF Assessments. styeet Department Sop
esmter III. 1854
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
ane;-ihrorgh 70 San Tranoiooo, At Reduced Rates.
ship UNITED STATES, william q. Berry, Commander,
VII leave New York for Aspinw all, Navy Bay Thurs
ma with TIE new double engine steamship WINFIELD
sCOTT, 2lO0 tons, George A.. Cole, commander, which
eteamshp leaves Panama the arrival OF tho
the UNITED STATES, for san Francisco, without stop
ping ut intermediate ports. This line has failed TO
connect at tho appointed time These vessels in aooommo
daons ventilation speed and safety An
experienced Physician attached each Pas-
fengers will diseabart alongside the wharf AZ Aspinwal
and take the Pan Railroad Apply to DAVIS BROOKS
T. Co. General AGENTS, S Beaver street; or to JONES
JOHNSON, lW West street corner Of Liberty street.
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GTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RBC0RDs--
~ Public notice s hereby siyon that the following pot
tions have presented tho Boord OF Adermen:Tc
lay railroad in srudry streets from Abingdon street TO cor
OF Broadway Canal sree 10 lay railroad through
various tree from Of Broadway and fourtee nth
street. through Ninth and Tenh avenues to Thirty third
street, railroad from of Broadway and Fulton
street through Church and other streets and Fifth avenue
so Harlem river to lay railroad from South ferry through
Greenwich street. Ninth and Biooingdae road Ia
Harlem river; TO lay railroad from Of Canal street
broadway through Moreor street, Wayeey place and
Fifth Mount Morris 90 set curb and
gutter and four feet through sidewas Of Eleventh
avenue Thireth TO Forty third street, to maoada-
build ombanlment wall in Seventh avenue from
Ffsypnth 10 Seventy street. TO set cvrb and gut
TER flag four feet wde Eighty street.
between Third and Fourth avenues
Also the following reeoutons- To repair Fourteenth
street. between Sixth and seventh and raise and
relay icroaswnks between Thirteenth End Fourteenth
streets lay erosswaik from the Of Grand and Mad
sroet corner Of Grand and LOWS streots co a
sidewalk OF second street. between First AMI
%; the vacant LOT az Broad
way and Forty ninth street. All persons interested having
objections horcto requested TO present tho same in
writing to the undorsneds At Lis Office on or before the
sourth day of October pext. JOHN II. DODGE,
Sent. o. 1862. Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIICN NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given, thst petition has been presented in the
Greene street TO- and through Thompson street to the
Riy,nston sreet from sheriff 70 Clinton street And aso
Madison street. from Rutgers to Jefferson street All
parsons Interested in the above and having objections
thereto requested TO present tho IN writing TO the
Contract Clerk Ut his ooe or before October lst l2
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croscn Aqucduct Department, September 2Qth 1872
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zorro RATION aOTlCE.--PUBLIC NOTICE 10
" hereby gigea shat petition hae presented In the
Board OF Aldermen for Sewer in Seventeenth street, from
Avenue 10 tho East river and ALSO in Christopher street,
rom 90 the river All ntoreatee
10 Ms above aud having objections hereto requested
10 rrseent the IN writing h. the Coctsact Oesf at
NICMoLAs DEAN, PresIdeol
CroAan AnnAduAA nena ftna mt. HAnA 10. lAn2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

MhDAHE JOSEPHINE FINIELS, AGENT CORNER
vA of broadway Ig Grand street will
Friday October the ls hor rich Of Paris aud
Fall Millinery, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE is
~ hereby given TO the owners occupant or
lands affected thereby that the assessments have
been completed tho and are lodged n tas ooe
Interested fencing vacant oss on north side
The lmits embraced by Suoh assessment include all the
houses and lots Of ground vacant es pieces and
parcels Of land tnated the nCrtherly side OF Tenty
lf.h street. ward Noe 1881 to 1850 All persons whose in
.eregts effected the above named assessments and
opposed The either OF them requested
20 present their objections In writing TO the undorgned
At Ahoir ooe No. Nall Of Records, within thirty daya
trcsa the dnse 81 this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Aseesscrf.
ISAAC WH. SMITH,
Once Hugesu Of Assessments, Street pepartmont Sep
tafaher tG
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zorro RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby giyen that resolution has presented In
noe Board Of Assistant Aldermen tho Of the
receiving ana euverta OF
Fourteenth street aud FIRST avenue All persons
tao above and having objections thero requested 10
Nesent tho in writing TO the Clerk, nj his
lfboe, n before the 18th inst.
NICHOLAS DRAM President
Crotop Aqneauet Department, Sept. ID 1855.
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lNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
y states Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, Jas. a. Wottcn,
Commander viii leave Uayrc touching at Southampton
70 land the mails and passengers Saturday, October 2
Price OF SID. Baggage not wanted during the voy
should be sent boarf the day before sailing marked
below" No merchandise will DO received board after
Thursday October 2s. For freight passage apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, % Broadway.
EoR sAvANNAH-UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
- The new and splendid steamship ALABAMA, G: D.
Ludlow, captain, will leave Saturday, October Ind.
at4 o'clock, from Pier No. orth river. Apply v
SAMUEL i. MITCHELL, lN Front ssresA
The FLORIDA. u. .. woodruff, captain will leave %
sAturdAy October sh For speed, strength, accomne-
sssehs AND fare hsss chips have superior
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fuI.LfN ERA.

pARIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BARNETT BEGs TO
announce 70 the ladies Of New York and It's vicinity
that Sue viii vpon her Paris Millinery Thurslay, sofa
met II 313 Broadway n b-fwo good eaieswomen want
ed as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS -
- Public notice hereby given that tho following petit
ton has been presented in the Board OF Assistant Alder
mcnTo flag four feet wide through dewalks rhr
ydfth st. between First and Third avenues whore not
ged Also the following and curb and
gutter In Seventeenth street. from 70 East river
All having objections tareto requested TO
sent them in writing the nndersgnod At his
before tho 9Th DAY OF October 1862 JOHN r. DODGE,
Sept. q, 1852 Street ConmissOnef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

VANDERBILT LINE-rOR SAN FRANCIsCO--Oniy
Limo giving tickets for crossing the IsthmusThe
vorits doubeengine steamship PRoMETHEUS, l0 tons,
will leave from pier No. North river, At o'clock p NJ,
precisely on Tuesday October fSr san Jgsp dol Norts
Ficrasua transit route, having bus twelve mlcs Of land
transportation These steamers have superior accomoda
tions and ventilation For information passage the
lowest rates. apply only TO n. Is. ALLEN, Agent.
No. Battery place, up stairp.
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CORPORATION N0TICB.-PUBLIC NOTICE -
~ hereby given the owner occupant osou
pants, Of all houses and lots, improved or nnmproved
thereby following assessments have
been completed BY the in tho ONCE
Of examination by all persons
interested For fencing vacant lots Twenty ninth
and Thrteh streets and Fifth and Madison avenues
The limits embraced by include all the
houses and lots ground pieces and
PARCELS OF land situated castery side Of Fifth aye-
nue. Trtieh streets and on the
eouherly aldo OF Thtieth rtreet ward Nos 40 10
All whose affected BY the above
who opposed to the same or either OK
them arc requested present their sbjecson N
Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, SAssessorA
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Bureau Of Aseessmonts Street Department. Sept
H 1852
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CONFORMATION NOTICES.

(yORPORATiON EoTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~
she Board Of Aldermen for the following sewor 70 Wy
IN Twenyexth street. from Ninth 30 sewer now
built between Eighth and Ninth also In fhit-
tesnth street. from Eighth and through Tenth
ssrees 70 sewer IN Fourteenth street also 10 Thirty third
wioh street. from vandam 30 Charlton also In the
Bowery, the cassrly eide from Broome 20 kiyfnston
street aud also for receiving basin and oulvort at ths
northwest o. Ninth and Thirty ovcnth street.
All interested in the objections
thereto requested present same writing TO the
Contract Clerk at his office, October4 1862
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
CrotoA Aqueduct Department, september %. l6n2
CRoToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT-roM AsoNs,--
Scaled proposals. viii be received AZ tho office o. the
day the 4th day Of October 1854 at o'clock NJ 70 build
in Thompson street from Bleeckor 10
point opposite No 29 The plan of tho and speohca-
fons for tho building Of the all other
relating thereto be obtained application TO the Water
PurveyoY, ct this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crotop Aquedues Department
Now York, Sept. a, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

CIoNEER LINE or AUsTRaLYAN Packets FOR
kelsoprne Pors Paiiip, and sydney The Iobis .aa
ooesn Eagle fourth ship this line aud sail runotuay
the loh Of October Tho Ia which the shipo o.
AHA limo have been proyisioned fitted has
tor then preference over all others even ~ higher rates
others advertised for Australia this rort expe
tien.ed surgeon and attendants provided. For
k. W. CAMERON.
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"A USTRALIA HOTTIE FAvORITE SHIP ASCYTUA-
a Of the cppcr line viii sa for Port Philip positively,
on Thursday 10Th inst. and yet Handsomely
date twenty more passengers Apply on board or TO s.
DtGAN. s3 Front street. RUSSELL a. NORTON, 81 Old
clip or ElLlOT ARhELL, 1876 Pearl street.
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DACK ErS FOR uAvRE--sECOSD LIEF.--THE FOL.
u lowing ships will Leave Havr, the 10th, snd Res

They 81 hrrt c Now York built ships provided with
~ requisite srclos FOR tho oomfo of
rsDgare commanded by OF experience the trade.
Tho price passage SioI without uors Goods
soat 20 the snbsoribtrs viii DO forwarded froo from
charges tut those actually iBcurrcd.
BOYD Il HJNGREN. Agents lsA Pearl street,
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VNEPARFMENr OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES,
~ September nth, IS2To Euiidors.Seaicd lroposaie
will DO received a. ne once Of the CSmpsaoness Of Re-
September 18th at twelve o'clock NJ VI which time they
will be pubely opened, lin accordance to the ordinance
therefor for the erection Of building Of Attorney
and Delaney srces for tho Of Tho Thirteenth dtrot
Police, Company No. 4, and Engine Company No. H.
And also erection building Anthony street,
for the Engine Company No. II and Hose Company
Mo- & Bulderp VIII estimate FOR the mason end tor
work for each bndng separately The plane and specil
oatons Of tho Buildings required and all Information
thereto had At the sce of SupsrndeEt vi Re-
10 Public Buildings No 70 Elisabeth street blank
estimates be had either office. N, BThc Commits
sener tho right of ting s sny Of the est
gatoa II deemed for the interest Of The Corporation.
VIZ ApAES, Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
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rkNnF USIIsD sTATEs MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
,s5b t51E having been thoroughly repaired NTH
row boilers ard new COPPER viii be ra.d take her place
the line between Charleston Savanab, Key Wost and
havana She vii leave baltimore shout the lt Of
October for the above mentioned places Passengers wish
ing avail themselves Of this either OF tbs
above named places will please sppiy Capt Rollins
board at che Office o. the Baltimore steam Paekss CoIs-
parry, foot 81 Spears wharf MN. FALLS.
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(tROT0N AQUEDUUT DEPARTnENT.-TO MASOkH:-
~ Sealed proposals will be received ~ the 0oe oetho
Croton Agueduct (iotunda Park until
day the Hth day Of sspte mber, 1852 ~ O'clock ~ TO
build scwcr with the receiving basins and cul
vstt In Laureas from The Canal street yer abous
two hundred And feet norhsr The plan OF tho
and specifications for che building the and
other information relating bo ohtansd spp
cation to the water Puryoyor At this once. 49, a
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crcton Aqueduot Department.
New York, Sept. Is, 1862
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INVITES vARIETIES-NOs. II AND 10 BOWkRY.
w near Chatham square.-This new ant magnificent
establishment now open for the season Prices Of adms
l2 ots private boxes 81 so stage boxes Doors open
atty; performance TO at TX o'clock precisely.
An afternoon performance will be sivsn Saturday,
commanding at o'olock. O. WHITE, Proprietor.
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CoNTAG'S SECOND CONCERT, THIS EyENING.-A
kJev OF the eligible in the Parqhato and Dross
Circle can had EIS Music store, 40 Broad say
opposite Broadway Theatre.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

rs,lFUs 4 CORNELL, MANUFACTURERS or TIL
l. Toys o. every variety, fancy japanned Tin War;
pnhod Tobacco Boxes and Spectacle Cases. and all kind
Of pressed ware Once and sample room, John stresI
NASSAU street.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM STREET.
George len, Proprietor Tho 'ove estsblishment
and In the evening NJ han
past for the of Classic and Original Reprssensa
ona Of Lvin Stauary by Mle CABINETS Troupe Of Mode
Artists together with variety Of beautiful perfornance
ror full particulars bills Of each day Admisson-Sest
private boxes 10 CENTS Stage Seats with eushio
ahairs SIX cents; Boxes, Is CENTS Gallery l2< cents
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METROP OLITAN IALL.-MME. ALB0NFS CONCEET
I tponodThe Manager Of Nine. Abonis Concert
pcotuly that in consequences OF deranss
mont Mt the Gas Works last evening, IL impossible al
that late period to make for lighting the
Hall and fearing that accidents might from the in
crossing Of the assembage he decided TO
the postponement Of the Concert from that
until the following Tuesday October whom the Pro-
pramma announced will be fully carried ont Tickets
purchased at tho music stores and other places will no good
tor tho aboyenamed evening Parties leaving and
wishing their money returned do applying at tho
several places where they purchased.
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LIQUORS.

WN H. UNDERHILL, IMPORTER OF BRANDIES,
w Wnea, &C., &C., invites the attention Of dalcra
mios and others g large stock Of chooc
ho which he l. Offering 20 loss than other
htue. $50 baskets OF Icdsieck and various Chsmpagne
$40 dozen fine Ciarc twelve Hhnss per doIen bottles
turned. No, 40 Broone street.
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i ONION CORDIAL. Old TON GIN, AROMATIC
~ Schsdam Disera, Jnderhis superior Vino Bitters,
brandisd chcrries Cherry Raspberry Peach, and Black
berry Brandy Annisseed Noysu, Peppermint and Rose
CordiaE Scotch, Irish, and Bourbon hickey &c. For
sale by MM. IL. uNDFRuiLI, % Broome and Cros
by streets sse-a
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EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY sxcErrfDJ
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Dolitiral Notices.

- Third Ward.-At an election held at No. 80 War
vS on Thursday morning. May - in sccordanc WITH the
nj OF the Wing General and Ward Committees he Iolow
m ticket vas elected by vote OF 90 10 10 20 1
W ard in the Third District Convention TO elect Deie-
ps 70 ns az S,artevanf Daniel Bowly,
vNssh.la Cochrsne James 4. Wood,
AsnOs'' 0' George w Preacher.
$ $EE$$SE y E$5Fas Inspectors lid Ward
- sivfh Ward-We the undersigned Wing In
Elec,on Of said Ward, certify that, at an election
- Nsfopa Hall this day. from TO A. in pursu-
hs st,ucfions of General aud Ward Committees for
arc ~ of eecting Delegates to represent said Ward In
~. iron of Congressional District to choose Deiegate
Sn, ssd Congressional District in Baltimore Wing
fep; nm ,eb une next the folio wing named gentle
rs duy chosen as Delegates from sixth Ward, VIZ:
men w" ~ w R,epnaD Reuben Lovejoy,
G.cse w Williams William Dryden,
John Marks
Ths thirteenth day Of May 1872 -, nnryu.u
GEORGE KELLOCK, Jr,
sffrs WILLIAM ROWE,
, v.or, Poll Clerk. Inspectors Of Election.
rJ seveuteepth Ward.--At an election held May
~, he Herr CLAW House, in conformity with call OF
iss of which the following named gentlemen received
: isn : delegates to Dist, let Conrentson
''i0Sa ...n r. Tlv Geo. Schwarty, Jr,
Msrsin r. Brewer Mathew Fl. Chase
Herman Msass.
JAS. J.. BERRIEN,1
NJ. II. CHASE, Inspector
C.. q. DEAN,
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