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DEATH OF 4 GOOD MAN.

On Thursday ~ tte az" ~ sr"rntysiN passed
away Tie Rev William 5 Rcu, DID, hJnored
Iri reverend CirIKrG aud pastor.
Abnu, SjnGe al Ried built the Presbyterian
chnirh waici is present under The pastoral Of Rev
Mr. Vaughan presented together with tie ground upon
hth -tGI: Il his congregation For nearly tort! years
III he p.;ir!!n faithfully his duties "a .'nlscr ol lild
Ills head bils> Gn-d nr the tomb" and he passed rom lie
death witi the oi his old scholars i"n@
,y around him the love and reverence ul the Whole
clm,nNnitY.-lI MchhNrg ErprtsS
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PHILADELPHIA JuSE 27.A ire broke out in D.,
burg last night and destroyed Gard Il Sham.s .ofy,
warc-hnusc and other buildings The loss Is .s,u,,. :
$50 600 Several fira casualties occurred during lie H.
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GEORGIA WIG STATE CONVENTION.


MAcuS Junc 2ili-lnr Wing STATE Convention Of tcor.
sa Illuminated the Hon Chas J. jenkins, OF Richmond
county Tor Governor upon the first ballot, and David A.
Reese "- Congress, IN the Third District The Convention
was fy attended exceedingly harmUrlJuS and en-
t'.u. .S;lr Gen. SANFORD Union drrmurra presided
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FINE. LEATHER.

Mr. Fcrhcyhcash The agent OF Dir. Alice. showed yes
ayday beautiful specimens Of calf and sheep skins
tanned by heir new process In ncneSs O. texture smooth
ness of grain and toughncss and strength this leather
20 be of superior The -apdy 81 the process
another great advantage c suSec Is worthy 81 The a'en
ton of tanners and curriers' throughout ;e State and We
refer them 10 Mr. Atees advertisement and TO Mr. Fcnsy-
hougn who may found Mr.. Miles opposite the Column
bian Hotel
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VI ARK ETS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CITY POINT

UhS IkUt.TiFE FIRE At CITY POINT
We learn that fire hroae City Poin, Sunday n.h
last which destroyed large warehouse and six or EIGHT
cher buildings Seventy bales Of cotton ana othe, articles
stored in the warehouse also consumed The whole
Joss is estimated at abou. $4,000.
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LATEST SENS 81 THA TELEGR;pa


WASHINGTON, JrxG 27-Ihc tGs,i1n Minis. :,
disco thrown from his carriage today ami cga,
bly, injured
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7 TT
TpExroS Jane - William eating the murderer NJ >
tw children Of d MEL q Egirn has beer respite 30 ,h &
vernon until July 2lst, Tor the purpose OF ooaalng lun
InL maiinn - his InbcCNIty.
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MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.

This body has now been in session bstwccn and
ccl. weeks The points which it has settled ae thus stalled
by Tribun":
The Governor j. % r r.Gsrn a h,cr,a by M absolute
majority mo, iu.c puray, in This AM other
S,nirs1 ii liz, popular bur. in receives
nrh majority Ice j. 10 be elected hy The Legislature ionl
ballot li'herto the Hrusc has sent up The Senate The
names i, wu the Iour highest candidates the popular
vote and from th,Gc The Senate has chosen the Govern
or The rGnisiti1ns thai he b. thirty years Of age and
,roncry hold to amount are very propcr; strirk
en- oit bcin found by exp rcn'c INA; poor man stands
,crpus lllc tor office any how, that ,e
;-;,,n - errr,h uru- We believe a rcou-e,ncn, thai
The Governor must hr native III America - retained
The Lieut. is be chosen the Governor hni
is moi TO presto; over Senate. Tic is loager = be
sy! Ills Ee"or
Tie Senate j CONSIST oi Tony members, hitherto.
hu each IL BE- hoscn hY ST.. e ustic at Is now, 10y
cnurcS ,iceug ticn Il - each according - a"u-
luen The districts &c cGuni puruaiiun nearly
=. may he Each Senator reside Ike district he
;,csents u:,d been five resident The Council
(n;rhvr,e elected by tire rsalnrl j. to he chosen by the
n.oplc from iii: districts and % Councillor. No
Councillor appointed |" any office of p!of during
the term for which he wac elected
The Secret Ballot 10 be 'ue'aite the Constitution.
An votes must proeTrd IN scale! envelope the Off
GERS holding Ire election shalt reject Them tnis provision
is not 10 Apply 1, The election OF Town eiiic:;s.
The Day m Election Sale) is changed from the second
Monday in November the Tuesday succeeding frs;
Montayr ,rh c is thar rsl adopted by New York, ans.
sine. by srvt other States. is also he Ia? which
Presidential Ihcors are chosen Throughout The Union 50
that will no longer re required 10 hold iva
Elections sdcn.ia ycar ~ she has recently done
ci,c ounly.i"n- al Voters haye been diminished ~
s;IEi,. ou quirrmcnt l,a each "JT shall have been
rated and paid rar within the penr preceding.
The Regular Sessions u the Legislature hcrcaorth 10
jc limited law ~ ninety days aud TO Legislature except
N case invasion n~iTfcctiom SHALL III more Than
!,undfsd days during the lot which! u * chosen. The
LEGISLATURE is 10 fix lis own daily stipend.
The Oe.ccr. 10 sc BY the People, in addition
above are Secretary 81 State, Treasurer Auditor ard
an Attorney Cienesl annually with Shet;s, Judges amt
Registers oil Probate Clerks .. Courts, Commissioners OF
insolvency. Districts Attorneys krs:s!es OF Deeds County
rcasures aad County Commissioners icisinlally II is
possible ,Scl The u Probate Judges viii y4 be
tended 10 ak years.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICiiMuNp, june =

|
TOBACCO our last report the weather Ia. ...,
very dry and ali kinds OF vegetation (ahd moe especially
The Tobacco CROP is suffering for The want :" fanhe pIv
sent gloomy prospect the growing ''oacco crop ha
lat rront stimulated prices, though 10 gre
! extent. -, :.
rod V,,ena are of very serious Character, Touching lie
m for the growing crops "i tobacco. We Learn from
thai some large planters have rot plant,
hiIl tobacco end that at me Cur ii'Us Where roo
Hot, Is Kept, no Fr@e'coi's VIZ i' ""i- 7" Y.
| syres.iv, !fy weather. \. VI. MARTIS Co.
sales # Tobacco b. VI. MARriS Cos hhi> & A
REnry. At ST. 80 y - an! II IS; Wills SIegaII
~ X T. Bullock ~ Is 81 ard II; Bottom Al Il =
Mrs gu.lock at II. ptr' St':nhacH Al -; Roy--
al Is IS; Bullock al Ii o. 10 and 10 i5; and a. .
40 Tie last ii 10 Thomas Il son. Tor rhrir 'lvo:
Crap brand: /. II Bullock ht Ia ruiIn * larbroa:
.,u 5O + Taylor al 10 10 tx ) iIar'govo; Mrs B.
lock al r. and pcr,r Sta!nha@k st ii 81 {" q :" G!a
K Brother; " T lllnsa Al IS /" F. 4 Smith i,r h,s in
h4 puud Grand; X O'clock. Jr at - 81 and Is -;
Il iGock al IS ana 20 . 10 John Gi1ur Tor hi, b.
brand o fine uhlcro w.h far many years has enJoy,t
y,ry hiah rcputagn; d. Henry l. Pumnri ! hht to J Il
Wake nj Is wro though Young manufacturer, h..
3!ished vcrv high character Tor his fine chewing ,"a
90; Leroy smith al II 20 Is ana Il 80: ard fine yr,
GH, p. |. Stamps 3 Is Ia Jaaes lhamas j.; tn 4.
lie intends Tor his ncw fancy brands, which Is I"
auv ,hirg lie has get manufactured; | Mln9i a =
AID Dr. II l. Pumue. | al 80 80 10 jams II Grn' ~
ni- wnrli rirnri "Gohr pound lungs He wl doua r.,
shu. he SKI! N manufacturing :iat lie planters ilt
rn4 it, and hence uuy reasonably lee expected thar II
prove superior the fine tncacc" he sent 10 III" Nu
Fair for which be "htanc: premium medal Also sa,r.
.! about 100 other hds a ricrs varying from 50 10 IS
Sales Of 115occo al P4bic Ware House, 22d June Is
BY Itren i. Macon, L.apectOrS
4 : Jones No II Al - IS, Mole 81 9 No Is ~ 9 y
II at9 No Is >. so. No 10 Il 81 \" II =, % y !
NJ 9 Al ~ IS NJ % At 70 IS No p at 10 rs NJ 9
II % M 3 At s Is W ~ at 50
\ ) jonas. NJ at 50 50, No sat9Ge. no ats Is :.
,Oat32 - No II at9
{; Field II Norm Carolina N"Sats975 Noga,.ll.;
\, 10 No!! Al 10 80 No II y II 80, NJ IS Il Z
NJ II at IL %
I,r, tn,,. ot AlccErnhurn Va ~ ard = ~ 50 IS
Daniel t;u. North ''1r l.:! 80 a. ST. > No2 II II
NJ :! II - 80 NJ .; . -
II D ranu,: ii E0rin CIrriimI. NJ n Sl1 Na2:r +.
IS T. - M iat l. IS ~ Al % % - a. Y.
-
Il 4 >pe,d If North Carolina ~ ~ St e. ".
20 No 3 at9 80 %o4 % No a. il 50. NJ 81 Il =
NJ AZ IS NJ s 4; ~ %.
+ ] Ir!,r" al Notrh C.fe!5nt. \" l. 3 and In, az.
ST Nn5a - NOD TO- No7 - 3, - It Is 81
Il IS Nol0 50 II ~ l3 ~ ~ y AT 10 g. MOL
II II 25 NJ Il ~ % y" - a IS u
S,rr' oi Mort, Gi;",r7, \" : At so y" Cat II
p, =, - 80 ~ 10 2j x" 9ai ~ 81 No 10 at - ~
at : 81 NJ Y at 3. III Is Al 9 -.
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,,nc,;,n nj eorty an unrranin. phrase some favor
shown 10 the Governments o! gu; own c"htn' ''t muse
u the Ui! word The principle Is NO h"Fei customs
,in n. formed in Europe wiI!ou: giving IN irc to cN
terror M, ions and like league might be- i"nr! ~ Us IN
similar Of principle. It'll - common 10 u !" lra''"
rh rad. ui Europe ali important 4" our prosperity hh
~ maintain and enlarge ar almost Wiling 4! liirs !"
sow the seeds Of contention al t"nc hnGLha On 'r CON
trary has he trade well dusct ser the globe anu oy ooi
and The exercise ultv sritit, she has pushed
her cnGness peace until her domestic exports now ave-
rage $3.50 900 900 per TIE Figures IN 'ee foregoing
table are in point ,,,., -
,,,.n. vr market tor he utcciangr II commerce Thar
needs 10 tr osvcred be Profitable IRON" inc frozen sea,
~ ,hc North 10 me Straits ~ Magellan. II l. one vast and
ted continuity OF plateau valleys table lands ana
ororccljrn npunainsoi irlrcciin4 Lakes ana n'Nl S
riv,,su railroads and canns cnngnons ciIs@, AMI OF
ol,st,,ru isles Every hlti. ar ~ cnhhrr' within
It's cAtf.n,r length and heat and c'i ar reeu''a Oh SO
.n-r.i - we'll meridian aa's room i!'ih!t 20 ii'-
,udr every quly Of cuitivahs sai i 'ouhd ne ?!"'
ducts arr products o every hemisphere; an" " area %
babi,anI. country yet hr occupied iy p"thht"h -
rnsn - that Euupr gca'e: thar 10 ":y""i AffiGn
B,lhrd IN 6S the PArtc ana >" IN ".s 10y t|
Atlantic the IpoSa Du "n EUROPE n"d Africa ana
Asia on hc rns aua ASIA aad orc";:ici IN IN" "aS'-
VIVA, destiny awaits This rontarn n"nc can tel hut '!s
w. may sail predict. that II al" be hi2n&A an ""rSai
urpuIatinr sou that me nH'i"h- ~ ''
wurI w, hereafter haT& Intercourse hnd '' 'hi'aa
conveIsc. -. ,.i
trade Il United Statrs 'h ne ''h@sHH ''"'. -,
Cr,a; ,,ll tn, American continent sInih d Us - vel
a. Ia ll Vast laG, ,ud 10 slnaii. "l""irg hI" hiH"
:ana,y gcciprucry would compared Ia s'aetai 'ci"
,i,v viii. tie .anns south an" The '.'s lhtit ~
-, un tl,af crest ml'%!E a",s'G'' t'' 'h''"
~ nor s..,ir - tie wrGr u IL t" 81 . ~" =
III, M,c.rarcan Europe. Asa and Ait'r' ms a.
-enr j. -urur. hy compa nv" STATE. IN 'r't'' WI
WORTH T.. aiuly u III, siat'si'"" "a "''' & '
consideration Of al ~!lr !c- - "ur cona'ry 'tln ~"
top,,.Si riraae.n q: .rcu'ngas
-rsry let IL r tccpf 3clty ,unrt ~ Gst''r IL ~ W."
ni.n lila, vii nv. ~" p:nt"c'~ .: 'hr "rs,s - u'
srck "ne sfeni """n' 80 a', 100, "
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~ dead "a il !, very likely 10 be more so We may oc "
Ger ain extent wrong in rbuting ms to the present ms
luf.anccs: We would certainly he wrong II we er h,u
ut;riUutr! did attribute the cshi! 10 uics' - '' s
DOUBTLESS many other Influences n work. but We
sion II any one u them DC peculiar 7" lie present 'e
nrss except what many have claimed as an
,rnrc-tlc destruction OF the prestige OF e ht'"1s
,nah their defeat by the English We are not inclined
seriously except deny This Influence as II IS ao'
r matter which The parties who put u forward II d
ION az ,'ilrsr principles into which our want OF KNOW
t.,. r-,y,ur- from following them In an ascie emu
, I'M, :. ,,,.uni and Nascrn Dynlsilss ana Ihtls'
uty nm CliGa n The very parties who a1Fanre" '''
.r,nt D: iIt4""inl shows good reason 10: oeic.'hs
; ~ jl,s .plrii has EXISTED for the above sn"fi
,i ~ lam, all aur- AM that il IS doubtless moe tngcn'
.d ~ lie weakness Of Inc Government as an executive
on. man hy any other cause We SNOW little or notns "i
the merits dement's oI the questions no" "
,,, , E,n,,,. md his subjects: know little
hing iungs either side; but as me matter Is
which direct interest, We can "''' WIN
IA rnc, .,r the result and readers " co me Sa
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IC"rFcspundrncc ut the Baltimore Sun


llgr.tp4i Election Hunter foods Ei:c'ed 'i4yoF-iT'
ricl. e. PrusSi4E Friguie and S!0op OF Var
Tie muniGipli election OFT yesterday and nun CT
Wunis Esd is the snccrssiu candidate 70; Mayor, beng
m, first democratic Mayor have had here within my re
collection li. sturd WoodS 500, Deinr 2S SiubhS
lisa Shields l1S Stone IL Tie choice give
raj is.. ton and al! entertain The opinion lie will make
rapilai Officer Little interest manifested IN
consequence III so mary candidates tor The Office Simon
S,r tie present incumbent rctirts IN good trim with m
good wti the community hoping he may lnd something
more lucrative tan The ure lie Is about vacalc,
duous and dsagr.eabe Ia him
prrs-!an i.iatc, called The t'rton and s"op 81 war;
named the Amazon in on THURSDAY morning together
psrtin" handsome sight and anchored bet wecn liz !ofs
Sau,r- were exchanged with II- biz ship Pcnnsy wanna
The rratc very handsome vessel but the slonr pre-
SCENTS contrary aspect. The gae bears The broad pen
nam ui Com Schroeder. They are from Bucnos Ayes VIA
BArha,tnrs ana Havana their way honIc"ad, and have
put in for supplies They will probably remain here about
ten day.
The fgate s of the largest class and has on board com
pleilcnt 100 ufcs and men; the slDOp of has sS
TIE officers ashore Oi Point evening by iuv
aliDn: AMI ntlcnicd ball the hotel They n fall
uniform and louAcd remarkably well
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e OTTO ;:.-i'r cn.patin.,sEtp heretofore es-Inr l1
. y WM IRA SMITH arL j. VI. MAKNl>. under ne
Smth Marvin. - tina day dissolved b: mG:roi '"G'" y
MAJ Di, lr.t NN IRA W ~
D. u MaENlh
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NOTICE.. In|.- day slhlwg 'let
~uI.h IS Marvin ~ VIM la -mI'', r.rnii,nr ~ It"
81 tneIf pa'rpna." wnh hm p..eH VI: s-
! u NAkNt'
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Al meeting vf Tie Board OF Directors OF the Alexandria,
toudoun, and Hampshire Railroad Company, held on the
2ls instant Gen. George Rust; NJ Lecsourg, resigned D
rector and John Janney, Esq u Leesburg elected
I'LL The vacancy.
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Tn fcia. tag ar,ic. whrY coz" rom the Last nam
her n m. u az kong R"glsr', speaks i ;hc F'tr III
China in ZONE materially dGsr.nt from most irf Spftf
ilI.,as recently received from hat quartet me iHr : "
larr iau thar D the published S''inr DAY a" IA
vnr.hia - Ir success ut the -yt,Gitbns;S:- .Nd' ~!
From The Hons knc Regis {: 81 Afuii'
REfELilUS--',hIs Hem I news. "hich hrcnM'3 .i'IE
If more interest o witch wc Fnow aii'-' - n',!s
s wh.n wc ,aI chronicle p" vl"GS u'i"F u me h"'
ious a; me rbris ~ tie kSnasc province yet ~" ~" ~
t "a. rrh,s arch :,rc IT. ee.Gf! capital Ui he ":!r'
Sorkur INT whfi:tru :at ciy rs ocea li"iii H'
n, s,t.m. ~ T. Ia &ar. From HE North '.a- sirfaid ""
y,rarta r,,rr from 500 chs SAID L. D. from sl"h IN.
Ger IN, editor very wisely viii n"t rnr Tor IN iin'' 81
M. gurl H. an ~ i!s n hcsilh'. III @'E'
mo w ID moi E,iryr IN" contents arc. ~i'"ff' ne
hI1win IN SIRE. oi haus mi" on: - s''. =! cta IN
N,rtInc % yonon eight hu G afterwards SIRE Ai!'"h o.
II. s,u!ain. sent quel hot hg between ne I'M
nrriali.rs and Rebels place forty li!rS snt -
Marking which roumcnCedt A. VI OF TIE -'! thi"-
,rv and continued until i H. II II" Is O. March Ut
which Tim. tn I,nneria;ss dc:ta''f' hnt Ia '
n MarcnnD gentleman g The name OF ch'n kin'.h""
mad. his a,aafiic on tic iiL The ca! :" i"mf moi
sand Tartar iiJs and tnrn ths tlcc OF ht't!r A!' h
thousand Rebels Or 6larn the itA "Ei IN mr. W.
another bar!" ~ which old trirnd Srn cirl tht'"
AVN! - t,,o,.., gGhi
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- Our collector. MIR. JAMES Nick ESzIx - now on n
tour through the coreties between Richmond and tile Che
snp.nkc bay He will also Ts the The South.
SD. Of James River Those Of subscribers who are in
ar ears will confer favor by making payment 10 hln.
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Yhs p,esiieu, has appointed 10 sccc's'"nS' - me-
r-o ,be fcI ina; seq has n" longer an 'N's'e''
and never will have again whilc ''c PeS'" ne' ~
au ns m. basis of executive congressional acton
io'ih i' m Y. National DemocrG!
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cuH>TMkFlalD l,,.l..r onNC0oNS.

ATTENTION
sSAEAhE IA ir',r Il fari.ers' il-. CNanaisrrr0 !,
MONDAY, til July, IN r..'ock. ui.y rq.tppr. s
announcements ms cglom. nj mae fJ.s,
blank uri.r yuur tl,tain ~;
IHEr 500, WI WEI>EER. :
6. :: c ...-In TRAVELLERS ~ TIE. -
' fiNi., POINT LINE To BALTIMORE = ys={I-y.a1pS
The next Ir steamer FbWlIArAN vi! hr ~xS'sS-
made Sunday ii tIs regular
consequently Passengers Tor Pihry PrIn her
have 10 lake be carr lcc the SUNDAY rA -
II "'ciock. SANIEL III IT..
Jane est Accent al Tran .,,.f. ta.g.
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PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.-(oFr'cIAL VoTE
,,,.,,ss,oSrr OF PUBLIC WORKS.
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The Valley Star says thai hcte was error In the ado-
ton OF the columns Of figures published By OF the vote
70. Commissioners n District ana that Dr. Ora
hams mority is about more made it.
There may have been In types but Dr. Ora
hams maoritY in the District correctly stated by
i627 We have verified the matter by reference the Of
cia records ia the office OF the Secretary OF The Common
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

South Carolina.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
L ted States from July l, 1853, to July 80, 1855,
inclusive, on the following route in the State of
South Carolina, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department, in the city OF
Washington, until a. m. of the 25th of April,
1853, to be decided on the 30th of April, 1853:
No. 3246 From Yorkville by Hickory Grove,
Harmony, Boydton, Cherokee Iron Works, Coop
ersviIle, Dratonsvilie Limestone Spring, Thickety
Fork, Moultrie, and Hurricane, to Spartanburg e.
H South Carolina, So miles and back three times
week.
Leave Yorkville every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Spartanburg c. H. next days by
m;
Leave Spartanburg c. H. every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Yorkville next days by 8 M
For form of bid and instructions embracing
conditions to be incorporated in the contracts to
the extent the Department may deem proper) see
general advertisement of mail rntes dated Feb
ruary 2, 1858. S. D. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMEET, March 3, 1853.
March
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r IST OF RESERVOIRS IN THE SIEVE
IL RAJ WARDS FOR THE EXTINGUISH-

| H.
~ RAJ WARDS FORTHE ExTINGUIsH-
MENT OF FlRES.-Four in First Ward, 1.-TWO
man holes in each,) and located as folows
LIST AT the corner of 2lst street west and street
north.
I'd. At the corner of goth street west and street
north, south side of G.
3D. At the corner of 18th street west and street
north, north side of.
4th. At the corner of 10th street west and street
north, south side of H.
-Four in Second Ward, 1.-TWO man holes in each,)
located as follows:
lst. West side of 10th street west, in the space
formed by the intersection OF Pennsylvania avenue
and D street north.
I'd. West side of 10th street west, in the space
formed by the intersection of New York avenue
| and street north. 2'd A,
Sd. Southeast corner of 18th street and G. street
| north.
4th. West side of 18th street west, north of G
street north.
Five in Third Ward, 1.-TWO manholes in each,)
let At the northeast corner of 9th street west
and + street north.
3D. At the northwest corner of 9Th street west
and h street north. Hh FL
3d. AT little west of the Northern Liberty En-.
CINE house.
4th: At the northeast corner of 9Th street west
and L street north
5th. At the southeast corner of 7th street west
and M street north. ia
Five in Fourth Ward, 1.-TWO man holes in EACH
located as follows:
lst. In front of the City Hall
I'd. In front of the Bank of Washington.
"a. In the alley or court in the rear of jackson
Hail.
4th. At the northeast corner of 9th street ives
and G street north.
9Th. At the northeast corner of 7th street ives
and E street north.
Two in Sixth Ward, (the first having one and
the second two man holes,) located as follows:
lst In the public space between 4th and 5th
streets east. on the south side of Virginia avenue.
I'd In the public space between 9th and 7th
streets east, on the south side of Virginia avenue.
There is no reservoir in the Fifth or Seventh
Wards for the extinguishment of fires.
GEO. w. HARDNESS,
Comm'r of Imp'ts for LIST and I'd Wards.
FRAS. B. LORD,
Commr ofImp'ts for Sd and 4th Wards.
T. VAN RESWICK,
| Comm'r of 1mp'ts for 9Th and 9th Wards.
HENRY D. G UNNELL,
Mar IL Comm'r of Imp'ts for 7th Ward.