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At his Drug store near the
HARVEY HOUSE.
Offers for sale, very large and complete
assortment Of DRues, MEDICINES, SUKer-
CAL INsTRuMENTs, CURING. GLASSES, OILs,
Scars; TooTH and WmITE-WAsH; HAIR,
TooTH, FLESH, Nail, SHAVING, PAINr and
SHOE brushes; together with all the most
PENS, INK and PAPER.
Fsh-hooks, Lines, Floats, and Easksts
Low 70. cash.
Teas! Teas! Teas ~!
Having been appointed agent for the sale
of TEAS for the PEKIN TEA COMPANY
If Ne,c York, am enabled to offer to the
Ladiss, splendid assortment Of Green and
BLACK TEAS, warraNsd pwre. They are
put up in quarter, half and pound packages,
and sold at from so cents to 81 50 pcr
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This class Of remedies, improperly called
Patent, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical Physitians, after long expert
ence, to be admirably adapted to the cure
of certain Diseases put up ard offered for
sale for the benefit Of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell yor, that,
Smiths Tonic, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Tonic, Indian Colagogue, Champions Pills,
Jaynes' Louden's, SapingtOn's, Hulrs or
the G'afenbourg Pills, will cure you of any
case Of Chills and Fever, or AEue and Fe-
yer that may occur. and that too, at cost
of from IS cents to ~ SO; whereas IL
would ordinarily cost yon s5 OO-They
would further inform you, that these reme-
dies, warranted genuine, are for sale by
H. L. WAbDI(L
Druggist, near the Harney House Baton
Rouge Louisiana. fnay2Sy.
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Good Oil is next to Good Wine,u
At least so said the Poet

At least so said the Poet
\ ND to illustrate our individ- ~
II ual belief in the assertion 'X.
we have provided ourselves with ~AAAAsA
prime article of Clarified, Bleached. and
Winter strained Lard and Whale Oil
Which will be sold by the single pint or
barrel; as our customers may wish.
janlj-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
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NOTICE.

DERSON indebted to the firm of J
L Parry q Co, will please come up to
the counter and settle before the New Year
comes in. The term of the partnership Of
J. Parry & Co.. is about to expire and early
payments will prevent trouble and confus-
ION. dec 81 j. PARRY 4 Co.
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CARPET g. RUGS.

CARPET & RUGS.
TflE subscriber has just received from
l. New York, large assortment of In
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low prices.
sept %, w. d. PHILLIPS.
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TO FAMILIES.

TO FAMILIES.
7 HAVE of my own purchasing and selec-
i ton in the City of New Orleans, 10
bbls. of beautiful light brown sugar which
| will sell by the barrel or at retail.
jan Is JOSUA BEAL.
JUST received-per Sarauac, from st
y Louis-1OO bbls Flour; extra and Fan
cy; SO bbls Pork. NJ. and NJ. o. Also
Bacon, Hams end Shoulders, Lard, Soap,
Candles, Starch, Tobacco. &c, Stc
Janis S NJ. HART Il Co.
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500 si:'Fi ssf f;iSs; % +; :,.',
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COOKING STOVES &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and
l. for sale 10 Cooking Stoves ofdifferent
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced prices.
- dozen o. Rice's link Wash Boards.
may -. ly. HALL Il PIPER
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BRICKS.

f. r. STEVEN BROS, Il co.
"a Common Street, New Orleans,
II AVE the most extensive and varied
Ii stock Of Stationery in the city. Let
ter and Cap paper Of every brand and quail
ty; printing materials, &c. All of which
arc sod Oh the most reasonable terms
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Carriages, Harness, &c.

Carriages, Harness, &c.
lust received from the best northern
y manufacturers. a large assortment of
CARRIAGES and HARNESS., which,
with number of my own manufacture
comprises variety worthy the attention of
purchasers. who are invited to examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
oct 10y. w. +. TUNNARD
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WHITE WASH BRUSHES-A few
w dozen, very best make. For sale by
dec BY. HIT. WADpILL, Drugt.
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For Sale.
A FINE Buggy and Horse-the Horse
n well suited to saddle or harness. APP
ply to sept % JOSHUA BEAL.
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w. y. PHILLIPS.
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1rf'- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
acaudjdae CLEfsk 1F THE THIRD DISTRACT roURT
ORLEANS. FR ASCIS MOUSEY. uAs
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E9t- SANUEL G. Risk is Candidate for
cLFRE Of ne FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
/ 2. te
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il ELY q SACKS, Attorneys and Counsel
,rs Lsw A-t-s7, ish Rapdsa pf2ctlce
t5sa- Aa1ie Av5y r AAlcaitecFes -ssneils VIM.
J. q
- a-a ssAH' H. t=.tl 5 "a s-e, Esq. sial1+e King
i'lAsf ttgA Sie7Hs ta4at anasi rka, Loula
EiHaT#f 7 i Z "
il4t 1
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mr. We are authorized to announce Colonel
HARlEs A thFIEsE C1udr Tor CLERK Or The THIRD
HST%Cf COURT o. W eyrr roa5. Il insy eiagsei o.
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re Editors Of the Crescent Please NJ
WtTITt NJ CASTELI The CEF
Or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT ~ sew ORLEANS nhIi
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ELECTION NOTICES.


Ms- We are authorized to announce THoMAs
C. SCARBOROUGH randlate AUDITOR at the No
vsnbeI election subject 70 the dcraon Wing STATE ct'H
jy2gte
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Et't- Nessrs Editors: Please announe WV
4 NaTE candidate cL1kR or TIE FIFTu DISTRICT
8 fItT. NIT
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sONEs, SAMUEL, Js., late TALBOT, JOINS
- Co.. BaFlors) svecsT Fe-5rg Ner-azl; Pys1,s
~
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E4iNsuN, GEORGE W, Ship Agent and
q Il o-T ss7d hHr1n4st e 1nr 4tss.t-
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rs WV Henry WATERs, Candidate for Con
stable of sHs Second Jazi -'a Cart. t-en Merdsg
ugIr o.
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ARDELL, JOHN g, & CO, successors to
70 a'uaa Co. - Aagssn- seworis,us. d4cls
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gETHITE PINE LUMBER-About II ,0OC

Wlta PHa LlH0er, rI1iF NON kN6s ald vel
be- IN
1arl ship NARSfFE i . ny pes' Th~ FL
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HOTELS AND BOARDINe.

= EESSRS. BRIEDE & RODER, Pro "a
~ n prls'rrz Of LAKE II rEL 1ef-9r end
axe = taiu iAal have t1 Pleas i.io-na
n. d a, ts f1 tah hey have. l'as kas,n R1s-
lAItAN 1T, also 10 med fto GJTIGERS
sIslIr9s e
r.
- Ias. P.ast CRF5LE, CALIFORNIA asi ST. CHARLES
| ). r.. " srt "a I'm
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4 CLARIFIED SUGAR - 20 hhds. Clarified
~ Ncto enz,r, tu 5tar., ior saIrug
asio A. 3. RlpGGotp % BANK Pan.
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REDWOOD 4 co, MOSES, Commisesoa
D as+ g.rr.rs-E N-r,aa-~ Grsv---.--.t ssiy
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Es- JONI CRTCKARD is a candidate for CLERg
81 iIiE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh4s
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sAMkS WRITE, No 10 Baronne street, AZ
He~t'TesHt = ssf.ct a,tsa On 80 resEing
f0il cling SLAVES % wi bay 81
ft k-t-rsE-=
r. 'eilian AN An
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sEOLMES h CLAUss, Grocers and Dealers
d z " !. -.-rL o--L-.e " lirl..r y VI.
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= - f77- - b -0--5a- o. 40.
Ae Hs q f 19t ELAcxP an. 70 cents psrfoot.
srane erUti a-rfaat. s1sses Crafts per 3.
fol-Gr4 peri Columns
Tin g.. .4rcsvs. rer las.l
IL
f7ft ft--7 II
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iFfNEY g LOWELL, ship Agents and
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1 ALI, LEVI H, Commission Merchant and
- --L----s A.ra- p l---Llnl9n IL
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ESASStCHRISTIAN HOTEL.-There A--4s
isoF4.H t7s. tt- Hs'-i crowded. ar II
hs- .E#ryEt yellow ,ar- Ftss, .
anl H. N4NFE Nelly
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E,E3- FRED J RoRERTs is Candidate for
coNsTABLE 9f The sEcosD IrsucE's COURT. Ea,aer,
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H's- Mcssrs. Editor Please to announce
FrkSCs LEECII csrdila fr CLERK Of FIRST ms
fRtCr careT -ft' Son Couvsnstln
lir viii lr aIpl1rt-d by Many FRIENDS. BIsL
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55,s ARDS.

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g'HAs r. ESTLTN. Attorney At Law. No
4 :. "a ot~fnsts,1t pisc~. ,st3
GARRELL , MORRIS. A.torn no, = at Iav
L 'a.r cs-7-rss u AIsy. ,s-- a.4sns a. so-44
@,ARRoLL. DE. cotton g. g .,a 80, CO
+! tosvEasE Co, aroosrs and Dealers in
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ar. -.--.-.- 80. .slls
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fSIRTH & KING 9roraga FnrvarJ;nr ard
1a1nP..'s M,Asa tn4 General 6.Al.H ero,sri.e
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re- J. g. PoINDExTEH, Superintendent Of
b. st ndsety 10 the Cs r1soGiao, CLERK
" TIE FIRST DISTRICT gOUtr. mhs to
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs g. q A,
asisRh sefast Fl 2 ed s.; cHsrsss.rssts No. a. Pro
81 - ~ 7-a HTr'E 81
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Ess- THOMAS c. POOLE is n candidate
cIEeH OF THE sHCOND DISTRICT COURT. mis- +
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). EMMETT & co, FERDINAND, No. IS
= fHs street, Aysrsg 5l T9wsr have soc
AMY g sod a-pg os1oa#l o. SOP sud Suck SHOT,
ltt LA p, Z Il
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re- THOMAS GuNoRE, Clerk Of the Fourt
DISTRICT coltT SEW ORLEANS, il caHda:e rasisctsn
nj
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B"- JANEs A. IIorKINs is n candidate f
cLFRK OF rHE FOURTH DiSTRGcTcouRT or NEW oRLEAS
muls
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IA ONQNGAHELA NHtSk1--JO barrels, il
Va Ucrs BY e. ~ pALEl, Is lsayap-gas VS.
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Ess- WILLIAM P BEDT.oCK, for CLERK Of the
TIIItp DISTRICT COURT ot- Cgt that may org - II
ID. IN
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Esis- For CoNsTARLE, THIRD LrsriCEs CorET
RES tetH E}-t. November MANY FEiENUS. airt--
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TIE RESERVE CORPS AND THE USlfoE

THE RESERVE CORPS AND THE UNIfoRH
A fAdiei chaaze as our readers are already aware,
has been effected in the organization Of the Po 60 nc
partment. On the 18th Of April last the Legislature, In
accordance with the general desire Of the people, passed
an net having in view the reformation Of many abuses
which existed In police government The frequent
complaints that had been made 10 relation to the system
of appointments and the many evils to which it gave
rise, rendered revolution absolutely necessary. Men
ppanted to the responsible station Of police officers
whose only recommendations the political services
they had rendered TO the appointing power, while those
whose merits and abilities seemed to ft them for such
position passed with Indifference. In this way
persons who entirely untitled for it sometimes
appointed and these dependent to great extent
upon the favor Of tho Aldermen Besides it alleged
that the entire absence Of uniform in the Police Depart
ment led to many abuses while it conidsntially
serted that these would be reeded by the adoption Of
common style Of dress for the whole body, When
aray occurred IN the Streets 1t almost impossible
to find policeman and those who went 10 search Of
wer. generally unsucceesfu This wasn degree At
tributabe TO the difficulty of Distinguishing officer
from citizen, the only mark by which he knswn
Being the star and that could be very easily often
was obscurcd by accident design Uuder the present
SYSTEM however this difficulty has becn ooviated and
policemen cannot now be mistaken. The regulation
rroyo ca that he shall uniform''a frocs coat
Ct navy blue cloth, single breasted collar made TO roll
or stand, nine buttons the breast, two buttons
on the hips, also two buttons at the bottom OF the
skirt In addition to this they will wear cap
having the word "polioe" the front, and the
number Of the man in the department. THIS
~ be during the months Of September, Octo-
| Der November, December, Janusy February, March,
April ard May and similar one, OF lighter material
the captain Of each district may select he worn during
the summer month";. This Uniform viii bs by the
esp,sns ard lieuepants well Their subordinates
Tst psrhsgs The most important feature in the ne
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Marine Affairs.

QuIG PAssAGE-The clipper ship Hornet, (of New
York; Capt Knapp, made the passage from San Fran
cisco to Caao in the remarkably short time of thirty
three days.
LAUNCH or STEAHsHIr.-The clipper steamship Yankee
Blade launched from the yard of Messrs Perrine
Stack yesterday afternoon. She belongs Mr. E. Mills
and is intended for his California and New York line Of
steamers. Her dimensions de-, have been previously
tiven.
The BRIG NANCY PLACE. with cargo of sugar atd mo-
lasses is reported in letter from Key West to have
goIe ashore Ioggerhead Key The mate had died of
fever and the captain and several of the were sick
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THURSDAY, Nov lo-Purse and stake, $780, mile heats.
best three In Eve, In harness.
D. Pnfer named z. m. Lady Vernon ............ ! /
W. Peabody named b m LADY Jane ...:.....,..
Time 248x-237-2:s7.
First Heat-Lady Vernon the fsvorite at 100 to 3d.
The bay mare the POLE and started two or three
lengths ahead Of the other before she had gone six
hundred yards Notwithstanding break the turn, the
gray overlook and passed her Lady Vernon beat Jane
to the half mile pole half doxsa lengths reaching there
in 1I7h going at exercising gait. Lacy Jane after
wards behaved very badly, and fell oil the lover turn
until she than distance out The gray mare
was oxged up the home stretch allowing Jane get
side the distance pole before the flag fell the Of
Vernon asserting that he wanted to give his
work. and that he did not wish to dttance the bay
Time, 46h
Second Heat-lOo to s. barring fall, on Vernon. Lady
Jane took the lead and kept it for nearly half when
she broke up the gray passed her and led home, in
band, thrse four lengths, in 2:s7.
Third Heat-lady Vernon took the lead at the word
and was headed in the heat passing the quarter
pole forty seconds the half in TO- and completing the
mile in 81. her thea offered to match her against
Any horse that DO produced within ten days two mile
heats in harness, for 81 600.
sANE DAy.-Natch $500 mile heats best three ia i've,
to wagons, wagon and driver to weigh 800 lbs.
Mr. Whelan named br 6. John Wand ....... ] !
Hiram Woodruff named e q. sDowirop...... l
Tine, 2:45-2:4sla -2:5o-247.
The above very exciting race throughout, yQan
Wand the favorte at leo t. 40 previous the start
After the fist heat snou,rop had the CALL John Wand
the rat heat by about length running in the last
fifty yards The second heat run by the gray verJ
handily, which made him decided favorte, notwth
standing the other exhibited greater degree of speed
when steady. TN the bird heat wrangle TOOK place
about VIII. lans driving alleging that it was foul
ard one of the judges wished to distance him in con
eqt ence lie overruled by his associates and the
hear given to the brown horse and they started
spain Ia the last heat Hiram INDUCED the gray with
an occasional run and would sometimes % in front
that gait; but the other managed to beat him home
Dot~ iths landing, TO the delight OF mis- hackers.
To day. the ten mile for So 900 will Off be.
tween Prince and Here at the Union Course. Prince
was the favorits yes terday at 100 to IS.
GREAT MATCH AT PmLADELrHA.--A despatch from the
proprietor Of the Hunting Park Course states that the
great trottirg match for So 7Oo between Mac and
Scott, win positively come of to morrow.
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that the left thigh and right leg OF the deceased were
crushed and the right fractured and that these In
then given the jury who rendered the following
verdict That John ecker to his ceath BY being
accidentally run over BY Third car, blame
ber attach ed to any rersonn We commend the
duct OF H. A. Bogart, for the humanity he displayed in
his kind attention to the deceased Becker sixty
eight Of age, native of New York and has left
family ut No. 7 pominick street
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prudence and sound policy. In line with Cuba,
the importance Of our adding the Sandwich
Islands to our Pacific possessions will be ex-
planned 1t will be shown how rapidly this
beautiful group is falling into ruin under its
present rulers; how prosperous it would become
in our hands; and how valuable an acquisition
ii would prove to our Pacific trade. We have
no fear of President Pierce on this point
The state of the finances viii be fully pre-
scented in the message. At first blush, it VIII
be one Of which every American may well be
proud. An enormous surplus in the treasury
a revenue far greater than can be expended
debt falling considerably short Of one-half the
annual interest on that of Great Brtain-and
an annual expenditure which does not nearly
absorb the receipts from the customs, are SOLID
evidences Of prosperity such as no nation has
ever presented. Nor is it less satisfactory TO
think that while other nations are planning and
scheming to raise money to pay off arrears OF
interest or to renew bonds, we are enabled to
call in our debt and wipe off millions in ad-
vance. The pleasure excited by this reflection
will, however. be sadly alleged by any allu-
sion which may be made to Secretary Guthrie's
recent operations in finance. By what argu-
ments the message can defend the policy Of
fixing an enormous premium as the price at
which government bonds shall be redeemed,
ard buying up securities that have fifteen years
to run, at one quarters advance on their origi-
nal amount, we are at a loss to conjecture
Would that this were the only fault committed
by the administration which the President Will
have to excuse.
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FEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
HE United Satss mail steamship Arctic, CsptAs Luce
wtR Leave this port at noon 70 morrow, TOR liverpool
Subscriptions AID advertisements aay -dtior q
NEW Ycsx EzxD viii reserved Ina ioBovr1 elses
N Europe
LEvnRreoI-IohH Hunter, No, Fzraiiss street
LozDor--gdSards, Sanford Co.. Cor1Sn.
VIM. Thomas II Co., No 10 Catherine scees
rAlr-Iivingsto, Wells h Co., Place de- "a Rsursa
.. q. Revolt, No. II Rue de Ia pensus
Fhe European nails will close At hs past ssa o'clock
tomorrow morning.
mo WEEKLY HERALD viii be published at hAk past pine
s'siock tomorrow morning Single copies in wrappers,
RxpApHo.
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curioa Those who placed rch moe upon the prog
nostications Of Mr.. Marcy are exceedingly chop
saen, and evtn General Pierce Il is said, discovers,
to bis regret Il at he has been deceived by his Pre-
mier. It is surmsed that tn Cabinet win experience
severe wealth r id Dece nber.
The Georgia Lee islature assemble last Monday.
Both houses elected democratic officers.
The steamship America, with three days later
European n We than that brou. hit by the Franklin
had not arrived at Halifax at one o'clock this
morning.
The length AMI importance of the European,
South and Central American, Tahiti, and additional
California intelligence prevent particular reference
to many interesting teIegraphic DISPATCHES, as well
as much other entertaining news. The headings of
the various articles will give the reader pretty
rect insig LIT to the contents.
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There are two wards-'he twenty first and the Twenty
end-whcb have as yet regular station house,,
but which viii receive In few months the attention of
the Board of Conmiss 1t is also the nten ion of
the Board rfomed to increase the force as it
believed the present number is Inadequate to the ra pd
growth Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

The majority h.S Jsr.ry tor GOLDMAN N. Price, the
democrats csnd'ste fer Governor, viii reach 900.