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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

A SoARDiNG.sCHooL FOR T0UA
r LADIES. st X
ha"is40n 1srT1es Eutar Sired orvUsits Ia
IGirasy CAEvea. RaRsirors. s. /. : =
aug "'' new w. x: WHIrrIsGHAM Dee
The Rev. =. r. sArs..xr-a.,,.,
TVHE seventh annual session Of 81.
Il Harv's will commence on The firs.
Monday t6h) OF September next.
The location is on the highest erspund.
and IN one Of the most pleasant ana &C.
crsslole. vet quiet sections OF the CITY.
Inc buildings are entirely new built
and adapted expressly for school purnose.
nnfer The superintendance of the Rec,or.
ana Win every convenience for the needs
and comfort of The pupil. On the premi.
$es Is ample room for secluded out
door exercise. =,
The course Of instruction il ,horcueh
embracing the requisites of IN English
and ornamental education combined with
the moral training without whieh an
else Is valueless. The best Teacher.
resident and visiting, are enaploved !. and
no means or arrangements will be ne.
elected formaking 81. Mary's school
eond ,ip,none,in The United States.
$50 iar Board ar Isl suitioS in
ar branches. When two 81 ,nors ,,,,n; \.
are entered from the same familY =
'euuc'ion Will be made. Modern isn-
p.a and accomplishments, extrs a,
rroirsso's charges. Pupils receiv.J :,
C;9 y urne and charged proportiona,elv
circulars containing the fullest inG,rms
Rector, Baltimore. ~ 'ne
August 10. ls52-2n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
CEOsE SLATER,

Or THE LATE FoF CHINO IRE l. SLATER,
Wholesale Groc 2 d Commission MelchahtS'
No. no ,IneTcia street,
DEGS to in, his friends in Leon
D ard TOWN. ST. Mary's county,
that he will cdue al the old stand,
where he will imost happy in attend
ing to wha,eve ders they may please
favor him with
Baltimore, Sept, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Lumber fOr Sale,

a T the Newtown Steam Saw Mill,
IN on Britrons Bay, cheap for cash,
say from 50 to SIS per NJ, according
to quality. We are also ready 10 saw
10 order for frames OF all sizes, hogshead
slaves and pa!ings, at the lowest prices
We invite the people of ST. Mary's &c
call and Judge for themselves, as we
llat;er ourselves that we can accommodate
all to their own satisfaction.
August 26th, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07


No. 7 BALTfMok STREET,
cen the Bridge "A Centre Market,
BALTIMRE.
w receiving ffn the great New
Tx and Philadsphia auction sales
collection oGchool hooks, Blank
Law, Medics, Theological, and
81 elianeous book
m.ly Bibles from 81 TO go,
80, Bibles, giltsdses, 37l cts: Dit
= with clasps. 81 eis.; Pocket Prayer
ks, muslin biting, I2A CTS; Ditto.
edges, IS cebs, Letter paper Si.2j
rcan,, FoolscP, Wrapping. Tissue.
Nv. Bill, LADIES' Bath, Note, and
er papers.
soune, boards, perforated paper, port
los, albums, ste pens, sealing wax,
sr and note eyelopes. waters. paper
lksrs, and a geteral variety of Station.
Nv General Eock will be found TO
MIRAGE a ver large and attractive col
4E..ion Of BooH in all the various depart
nts of Litekature. incldding the Evan
s.;ca Knowledge Snciety' publications,
III those offhe American Sunday School
gnion and Tract Society.
-. All rlew. books received as soon rs
nhlishei. = --5-
NV priEs wilt be found 10 compare
!.vorabiy Fith those Of the Eastern ci-
VS., and il ell cases will be found TO
I'VE satisfaction. A. P. BURT,
50. T Baltimore ST., between the Bridge
UACantre 'arket, BALTIMORE.
kcyNS, lssr-Y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
CiothinE! Clothing,
cHE-qPER TRAY EYER.
QUICK SAILS AND SMALL ppor

cHEsPER 7h-ay EYER
QUICK SAILS AND SMALL ppor
HAVING evfandeh and ENLARGED r,y
Al establishment and made !, ono or,h.
most extensive CLOTHING WARE
HOUSES this .sile OF New York I an,
prepared to offer the most comple,e and
BEAUTIFUL ass'ri,nen, of Rgapy M.nr
CLOTHING in The United States .comnr;.;ng
all the dilfereRi grades and opsl;,;es
from low pricrd to snper6np. Genie
men may rely upon receiving a, AL
times the very best quality of poods a,
the smallest possible prices. I would
therefore say q my friends and NJ ms
in The country, that cans Z m
greater inducements than can nd
elsewhere in the District.
WM. WALL,
Pennsylvania Avenue. between<
91rand 1OlhStreets, and neat to n
n Washington. February 5. ls52-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
NEW GOODS
for The Fail Ck'fSTO.

G'ALnlNG & greenwich. are
~ n1w III rerei0' Of ole % he larges
Al most desirable stocks of gonIS ever
otsref for sale N any country store.
They name, in part
FOR LADIES' TE.AR:
Medium and wide black silks. fine De
lanes. cashmereS, porlins, regent silks.
s'nghams, prints, <tawls. white Swiss
and hook muslins, linen cambria hand.
kerchIefs, hosiery. gloves. Swiss and
cambria edgines AMI inSort;ngs. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEy'S WEAR:
Fine black and lue cloths. low.
priced ditto, heavy black and brown
ditto tor overcna,s doeskin and o;her
black and fancy csssineres a, from rs
rs. to So black sa'in, silk, msrseil
and cashmere ves:ings. half hose,
gSoves. woolen shirts and drawers.
readymade over and business coats,
SILK and cotton umbrellas, &c.
.9LSO,
1900 Yards of carperings of various
prices aad qualitie. 10 4 bleachsdaasd
6rown shes,ingS, Irs lineesaliaS
of fine ana caa.se sa no !
ter,proof boots, So pal. Of fine. CITY. made
ol''o' and ladies' and misses citv.made
boots and sIees, together with their usu
al supply ofCutlery, Hardware. Queens.
ware Groceries. Medicines, Paints. Drugs
&c all of which will be sold as low a.
'ney can be bought at retail in the city
OF baltimore. Call and examine before
e''"S 'here' sept 80
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Clothing Nude to order.

"M-&NAL IL. Pennsylvania. Avenue
w between 9th and 10Th SSesfS 90
next TO NJ. Shanks's I5o- TT" -. - -
resnec,fullv inform the pubic that ne
has added TO his READY MADE CLOTHING
establishment, a department for the ex.
elusive purpose OF manufacturing Cloth
ing Of every description 10 order, in the
best and most fashionable styles, OF SUI.
perior Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
and at prices much less than those char
ged by merchan, tailors. All garments
made to order will be warranted 10 fit,
and if they do not, will be cheerfully
taken back, as my purpose is to please
and give entire satisfaction,with view Of
doing a permanent custom trade. Per
sons from a distance who may send oil
leave their measures, will be promptly
attended to. AMI if required, any gar
men, will be made in ten hours notice.
Manufacturing also done on the same
terms, al nv store, three doors east OF TIT
! National Hotel, Pa. avenue.
Washington. February 5. ls52-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
a Gard 70 the Public.

TVHE undersigned having removed to
= Alexandria, Va. where thew will
open a large Dry Goods and Fancy
Stor,, respectfully return heir thanks
10 their friends and the public generally
for the very liberal encouragement they
have received at their hands during their
residence in Leonard Town, and soiici,
"a CONTINUANCE Of the same, "a they fat
Ter themselves tha, they will be able TO
ave entire satisfaction to all who may
3; vrr them with their orders. As it Is
mem .ia:e1 IN run a sinanb ~: from
e lexandria 10 st. Mary's, the facilities o.
ndiug goods will very sdva raseCus
Nj Y;\B RI & BROS.
AZ xal3Iia, sept. l3.h. lG51.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
House and Lot fov sale

Il re undersigned intending TO remove
from The county, will dispose Of HE
mouse and lot in Chap,ico. on fsvor.hls
ter"s' The house is a new two story
one" one, containing three rooms on the FRS,
"'or ana TOUR on the second, and the 10,
Is enclosed with good substantial So
September l6, 1852,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
SOTICE.

10y orderF the Commissioner OF 81.
= Mary 'sbunty. hereby give notice
.nai the S,afSchool Fund will be ready
for DISTRIBUTE OIL the I'd Tuesday IN
next month Ind that those entitled TO
portion OF lid fund are respectfully
requested die their certificates on q
before that ky, in the County Commits
siorers' ofRf
J. SPALDENG, Clerk.
shp'. %. ~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

Watches, Jeweiry, &c.
TEELING that he can offer induce
ments to purchasers equal, it not
superior, to any other establishment in
Baltimore, the Undersigned invites the
attention Of country dealers to his large
and we'll assorted stock of
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
AT THE
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce street.
He names in part
| Go,d.and silver Watches, in hunting and
Gold and silver lepine and anchor Lever
watches
Gold guard vest and fob Chains
Gold guard and fob KEYS and Seals
Gold and silver Thimbles. silver Combs
with and without sets
Gold Earrings, Breastpins, Finger.rings
and Bracelets
Shirt-studS. Pencil Cases, Miniatures and
Medalions
Gold, silver and steel spectacles, to suit
all eyes
Silver table, tea, salt, gravy and mus,
tard Spoons
Britannia tea and coffee pots, casters and
candle>ticks
Britannia in sets of five and six pieces,
music boxes
Girandoles, solar lamps, walters and &C.
cordeons
Silver plated ware, assorted
Violins and violin STRINGS
Double ard six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do; double and
single barrel do. of English and
German manufacture
Mantle do; pocket and table cutlery
Whalebone, bonnet and ribbon wire
Perfnmery and hair oil shot pouches, bird
bags, powder TASKS, percussion caps,
and matches
Together with many other articles.
N. B Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c,
repaired at a moments notice aud in the
best manner.
WTLEHAM S. JUSTiS, 4
Corner of EsAts aud Commerce SITS.
June a. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

UNIVERSITY OF Maryland.
TIME Fort. Fifth Annual Scssio,
l. will begin IN Thursday, Octobe
14;h, 1852, ane d on the last of March
1853.
Principles ed Practice of Surper,
and Clinical SrGry, Nathan r. Smith
NJ. D.
Chemistry nd Pharmacy, William
E. A. Akin,
Principles nd ractice of Medicine
and Clinical ie9ine, Samuel Chew,
NJ. D.
. Anatomy y nd Physiology, Joseph
Roby, NJ. d..
Obstetrics, ich' d II. Thomas. NJ. D.
Materia edig Therapeutics g.
Pathology, Grgeg. Miltenberger, NJ.
ID.
Practical ator, Berwick B. Smith
NJ. ID.
Fees for fa Course, 500; De.
mons,rator'see, 10; Naturalization,
| S. Gradutn, Sd.
For purF ofClinical Instruction
he Facult!ve atheir command the
Bal,imorlfrmfy." on the same
street with University. and IN IT'S
immediate norhood, containing
hundred and Y beds, belonging to
the Universiiid managed and altrn-
ded entirely t. Faculty. This In.
stitution is de,ro the reception and
treatment of forms of diease which
furnish the mseful and profitable
subjects for cal observation. An
addition is to Ade during the present
summer, which materially increase
its accommoda and advantages. II
is open to all iculates of the School
throughout Their without fee.
Anatomical srial is abundant and
cheap. Expei of living. in Baitl
more, as low aanv Atlantic city.
WIN. AKIN, NJ. D., Dean.
Baltimore. J al ls52.-
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07


GROCER ANN COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No IS South Calvert ST..
One Door from Pratt Street Wharf,
bALT NJ ORE:
II EEPS constantly on hand for sale
n large and well selected stock
OF Groceries and Liquors, consisting in
par, of-Loaf, Crushed and Brown Su-
CARS: Salt; Coffee; Teas; Cheese ;
Candies Soaps &c; French and Do
nestle Brandies Old Rye and common
Whistles New Eng and Rum Hollsnd
Gin; Wines Of all ENDS aads al.al les
Vinegar. &c. &c, &c, wFTcsF'vl
sell low for cash, q? 10 punciuul susto
mers on time. lie respectfully solicits
the patronage Of his friends and the pub
lie.
He will also sell Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the Us.
nal terms, and solicits consignments.
Baltimore. April I, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
A EarIto the Public.

WINE 1nasHeued returns his thanks
J. .oh. !f'es and The public gen.
orally t' ne ~ liberal encourage.
mat ne mas r ved a, their hands,
and bess leave Aail their attention 20
his present tn kd weli.selected as
sortmen. OF GEERIES and Ii.
QuoRS. He les in part, Porto
R:co, Cuba, end Orleans sugars,
Clarified, Crushed ii Loaf ditto. Rio,
Laguyrs AMI Java ices, all descrip.
sions nfteas-p"ri vs hyperion, pure and
strictly prime EFh brandy. O. L.
~h:sky-very supd also spices OF
nj! descriptions, toIa with a general
assoriment Of other lssrs aud Groce.
riss 20 suit country n mans AMI fami.
lies. Persoas liz waraE aly of the
above articles will do to give him
q call before purchase Elsewhere. a.
he is de,erAined to seIoa for cash,
or 70 p1nc,ual customeru fime.
The undersigned alsonders lis ser.
vices CIR the sale Of al r. of Coun
t,v Prpluce, aud ais, iYegc,.bles
and Of Becyes, Lambs, PiFkld Poultry
Persons sending any Of ns articleS t.
mArk.; By water conveyed Especial
" from any OF the westcA counties
would do well TO consign 4 to hi
cS2.o 'ss'''ss..---, - Sc eieus A.
az advan,age over The Ho' oEhe
agents for articles of nat g-neaFi!
ell the freight on steamb from 'h">'
waters stopping at tIe 81 near ~
store, and his convenien,oc 'he primer
nal markc,inp houssA ling him al
acquaintance with the ceS' ana WIZ
the dealers in those ares' an e<pe
rience Of twelve YEAR arm'hS sh'
Gardening, and a thlSh knowieag'
Of the Grocery bESs' VIII enao''
him, he flatters hih'' 10 give entir'
satisfaction to alb may FAVOR MN
with either consirnnts or orders.
in r. WEIGH.
BALrIMoRE, Mase is02-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Lime. Flour & Feed Store,

No. IL DUNN > VIVIAN
TIHE subscriber keeps constantly on
i hand fine assortment Of family.
extra. and superline Flour, together with
all kinds OF Mill Feed, Lime, Bricks
Hav. &c. THOMAS w. HELEN.
Baltimore, November 20, Is5l-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

"A T an Orphans Cour, held e., 9,
wary county, at the Cour, House
IN Leonard Town, on the 9Th dav of
august IN The year Of our Lord one
'"1 n e'ght hundred and ffiy.two.
y, treSent, Benedict ]. Heard. Eso
Ghief Judge, Richard Fl. Reeder snj
James X. Hopewell, Esors.. Asso.;a,a
Judges, G. J. Duran,, Sheriff AMI ~
Combs, Register, ~"N We
c, Among other proceedings were ,bs
o''o"i"s, TO wit: On application NJ
benedict |. Heard and Saliy C, GoncH
executors OF James J. Cough. lars 81
9a'"t Mary's county, deceased, il u or.
" s" s, oy The .S Court, !hs, ,hfn Aarrns,
me estate of the said deceased, for divi-
dcnd, in the Register of Wills office, on
or before The second Tuesday Of October
next, and that this order be published in
the ST. Mary's Beacon once 9 week
until the said second Tuesday Of Oc,o.
Der next.
In testimony that the aforegoing is q
true copy taken from one of the records
(~ of the proceedings of the Or.
Ills. phans' Court tor St. Mary's
~ county, | have hereunio sub
scrIbed my name, and affixed the seal
Of the said court. this 9Th day Of Angus,
| in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and fifty.two.
G. COMBS, Register.
TN conformity with the above order,
l. We hereby give notice TO all persons
having claims against the estate of the
late James ]. Cough, TO file the same for
dividend, in the office of The Register of
Wills, On or before The second Tuesday
in October next; Otherwise, they will
be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate.
BENEDICT I. HEARD
SALLY c. COUGH,
August IL. Executors.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Take Notice.

I'iiE subscriber would say TO farmers
that he IS cons anrly nanuEac,urina
wifi hI endeastii6oif ot 10 f III MS ling
upon the mosi reasonable terms, at his
Lime Yard, Foot OF West Falls Avenue,
Civ Block. p. S. HOLT.
BALTIMORE, Nav IS. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

Meeting OF The Scott Club
I'iiE St. Mary's County Scott Club
- are requested to meet in Leonard
Town on Tuesday, the 12.h October
neat. A full attendance is desired.
BY order.
J. 3. SMITH, Rec. Sec.
September 30, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
LIME AND FEED STORE.
John kKeNfau,
No. 8 HoLLINSwoRTH AND GRANT SIS.
Near Pratt Street Wharf,
RAJ TJAenDE

Near Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE,
HAS constantly on hand full stock
- Of Lime (wood burnt), Bricks,
Hair, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Corn,
Oats, Corn Meal, Chop Rye. Mill Feed,
ect., all of which he will sell at the
lowest market rates. Orders for any
of the above articles will be attended to
with promptness, and satisfaction be
guaranteed.
September 8. ls52-y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

II AND WARRANS.-The highest
- casa price will be given for Land
Warrants. ny
SPALDlNG & greenwich.
August 20.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
GUANO. GUANo, GUASO.

Y'HOMAS w. HELEN, No. 1872
u Dugan's Wharf, above the State
Warehouse. keeps constantly on hand a
large supply of GUANO, of direct i'm
porta,ion, which he offers 10 sell on As
accommodating terms as any one in the
market. Also, Calcined Plaster, &c.
Hent, Lime. Bricks, Hay, Corn Neal
Flour, family, extra and superfue, to.
gether with every variety of article ap
pertaining to his business. Ills friends
will find it greatly TO their advantage tc
send direct to him for any article they
nav want in his line, as all orders vii
be pEonm,iH-s nasiam~~ws~..,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

CorTINGH IL JOHNSON have
a. ~ removed to I2l PRArr Street
p aast, corner Hollingswor,h and
Ila" streets, fe pors from their old
sisnn' where.lhey continue TO man.
Insecure and sell 3 liberal terms as
any other House i he citv of BALM.
~ .3;ote' every ariiCle the Farmer or
Planter may wish Sc. They are
thankful for past "a and solicit .
continuance Of the ptI PATRONAGE
EaaUe!e. Fsby. rs. ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
MICE.


THE copart1hip heretofore existing
= under thefm Of Richardson q
Briscoe, is this dissolved by mutual
consent. Wm. Combs having Pur-
chased G. r. iscoe's interest in the
establishments business will in future
- conducted Ter the firm of Richard
d. Combs. abe old stand. They
nv eife liberal patronage
ssolore extIed to the old firm.
Am personsdebted 20 the late firm
Of Richardson's Briscoe, are hereO.y
requested to q at an early PerloI anu
close their aounis by cash or note,
as we are deous TO close the business
Immediately. -
GEOF. RICHARDSON,
=. q. BJRiSCUE.
Sept. IS, Is5
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county, in
Maryland, letters Of administration on
the personal estate Of William M. Hall,
late of said county, deceased. ALI per.
sons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
The same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, TO The subscribers, on or before
the 18th day of March next otherwise,
hey will be excluded by Law from oil
benefit OF the said estate. Given under
our hands this 18th day Of september,
1852. MARY A. HALL,
WM. A. LOKER, -
September Is, 1S52. Administretexa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Freeiayid 81 Hall.

Freeiand Sc Hall.
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL GRocERY AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 50 Light Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE,
A RE prepared TO fill all orders in
IN their line on the most favorable
terms to punc;ual customers. They
have now on hand well selected stock
10 which they invite the attention of
purchasers. Feb. IL, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

9 ''g Pug . 3. o . -
Nh. Balfimfss Vet, between the
Bridge and Centre Market,
BALTIMORE:
GUNNER Gleanings. d Sketches ssa Insi-
y dents Of Pastors Vocation, by John
Todd. y. D., l2 mo, rs cts
Physical Theory of another Lie, BY Isaac
TAYLOR. II mo. dollar
Sermons on Various SHbj-c's, by Joel Parker,
D D.. with portraits. IL mo. IS cts
Vol. Sd Abbnttsfori Edition Wav"rir Novels
containing Rob Roy" and Z" Heart OF
Midlo,hian." vol. mo, dollar
Pierre, or the Antiquities, by Melville, DOL
lar
MYSTERIES, or Glimrses Of the Supernatural, by
Charles w. Elliott. so cts
Time and Tide. or Strive and Win, IL mo- 10
cts
The Blithedale Romance. BY Hawthorne, Is CTS
Vol. 3. saront Series, Hi!dreth's U. States
dollars
Life in the South. a companion to "Uncle
Toms Cabin" 80 cts.
re- All new books received az soon as pub
lsheJ. and for sale, at the lowest prices, whole
| sale and retail.
No. Baltimore Street. between the
Bridge aud Centre Market
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

THE undersigned having this day IS.
- ISOLATED with him in the mercantile
business Mr.. James c. Greenwich, the
establishment will for the future be con.
Quoted in the name of Spalding & Green.
we'll. A continuance Of the patronage
heretofore extended to the house, Is re-
spectfully solicited.
-. Z. LEpsPALDlNG.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Carriagg-CarriageS.

CarriasG- Carriages.
THE snbscrit having opened his
large REPCTORY on South GAY
STREET, oppCe the Exchange, where
the largest astnen. Of Fashionable
CARRIAGES, every description, can
be found in thei,y, persons in want OF
Carriages viii 5 we'll to give me call,
Is I have de,sain;d to sell low for cash.
or good paper * months. All work
sold at nv HISTORY warranted for
twelve months. Did Carriages repaired
or taken in excHnge fer new ores.
] will receiv Carriages on storage, or
for sale on commission at low rates.
WM. McCANN.
Baltimore, All I-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

lob PRINTING n ally ana eAPeGI
- tiously s4ecuted a. ms Office.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Rohat Lawson, JF.,
SADDLE. hunk HARNESS AND COL.
LAT MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale and Retail,

No. q South Street,
nne sao.zr fam Lombard
BALTIMORE.
WINE ab,ve articles are manufactured
= Of the best materials, and will be
sold at the lwest prices.
Merchant,and Wholesale Dealers are
invited 10 cal and examine my stock De
.ore making urchases, being prepared
so ssh goods low as they can De Pur-
c %sseo In any the Northern or Eastern
sa ae s;n and pee myself to duplicate
."y y Ol'i made those cities. Please
I M, ana % satisfy ourselves Of the fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23
CORPORATION NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF STREETS AND LAMPs-MARCH
in reference my appointing Inspectors
s tho tho
with official utes and to prevent misunderstand
% a be o s The pps n.
to s nom An % 20 a
charter Of tho city Of New York by tho egsur
the electors q the city and county second tuesday Of
o the s s aas
The executive power the Corporation shall he
the Mayor the heads dpartments and such
by the laws and Common Council nor any com
Ttes member thereof shall perform a.y executive
imposed BY Of tie state and except tha,
tho os to as the
See 10 There shall continue t. Be an executive depart
the Mayor Of the city shall be the head
be a s and s as officer thereof
duty h police hsnS Sny 70 %
tho bureau Of cleaning streets that he duty to
and Of n"ne KoS Ss
clean ana "a % the
Ing streets which Dr.. George White Is tho head In which
any interference to the contrary In TIA
organizing the several departments will be found
SIS The Superintendent streets hereby author
Whatsoever which may nsumbsr ebstruS street wharf.
sr t 90 Il aSs 90 order Re not s % b.
moved the yard oceupedby Of repairs
ss eSs sR'iifs dsur
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the respective bureaus themseyesthose Who by vrtuo
sponsibe ly the public. II has boon the custom for
the captains Of police. some policeman detailed by
them their respective districts hire
in the several wards keep their service
then AXE the return TO the o
it, when the captains receive tho money from The
Commissioners Of Streets and Lamps TO tho
engaged There nothing in the ordinances organizing th3
executive departments that the captains Of pohce
thing 70 do with the bureaus OF cleaning the streets ALL
regulates the Police Department that
in manner Scc 26, on organizing departments roads
thusThe Department Of Streets and Lamps shall have
oognzance procuring the supplies For
ing the public streets and places lighted tho expense
the corporation and of cleaning the public streets
moving membranes theetrom &c &c. and also OF
intending the public markets. and of transferring butchers
stalls therein.
81 There shall 10 three bureaus the Department
ocssary supplies for and lighting the public streets and
places &C., be called the Bureau OF Lamps and
This Is under the control Of VIM A. Douglass buroaa
for cleaning the public streets and owing
therefrom &c. 10 be called tho Bureau of Cleaning
This is under tho control OF George White 3 bureau
the superintendent Of the public markets. and for
frrnx the butchers stalls therein to bs called the Buroau
Of Markets. OF this Mr. Matthias Gooderon takes charge
by the above 1t will bs that the impression
and laid down in the charter Of 1882 and
by the electors of the county therefore hereby notify
all whom II that labor performed tho
streets will be recognized paid for by this
except when authorized by the of Stoets
those appointed by him Inspectors Foreen the
persons 80 engaged. HENRY ARCULARiuS Jr.,
Commissioned Of Streets ana Lamps