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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

" Reduction In prices Of rassage.-Unted States Man
Steamship COMPANY With the Pacific Mail steam
California AID Oregon via AsPinwall and Pansma-he U.
B. mail steamship company intend to despatch for Aspu
wall Thursday octoLer % at O'clock NJ, FROM pier
foot Of Warren street. the fast sailing steamer GEORGE
LAW, Capt. to connect at Panama with the Pssiao
Mail Steamship CSnssny,s steamer WINFIELD SCOTT,
those favors steamers bo purchased NJ the follow
ing very low rroes-
First cabin through ticket. .SlO9
Second cabin, through ticket. ;-...;-.............
Storage, through, found bed and bsard. @
transit Of the Iathmus at the OF tho
GERS made In by railroad and the facilities FOG
crossing sthMus suohsa cannot bo found
other California For passage apply to G. A. WHIT
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STnEET DEPARTMENT. No. a NALL or RECORDS
~ Public notice Ia hereby given that the following petitions
hiv ebsen presented the Board OF Aldermen o euoa
bounded byFk and and Thirty eighth
and Thirty ninth and Thirty ninth sud Fereth streets also
by Forty first reet and sixth
broadway TO flag four feet q waks IN street, be
FIFTH and Sixth south sje To fcnse vacant
lot west side Of Madison between Twenty gAh aad
Twenty ninth Streets fence vacant ota southeast
Of Thirty sixth scyesth AL in
tereeed having objections thereto requested to present
then in writing the undcrgned at his ooe, before
the 18th day Of October.
Oct. Q, is6s JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioners.
CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
~ Sealed proposals will be received at this oc until Tues
day, October %, 1853 at 12k o'clock r. NJ to grade set
curb and and Gag four feet Of allowable OF Forty afth
street. from Sixth TO Seventh Specifications to be
lad on application 10 the Contract Clerk Of th Department
New Ysvk. Oct, lS. 1853
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all York built ships provided with
ali requisite articles the eonfor and convenience Of
seSgsrs and by Of experience IN tho trse
The price passage $780, without wines Nquors Goods
sont TO the subscribers win be forwarded fss frsn
charges bpt those actually inourred.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN, Agents, l6A Pearl street,
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PARNUM's MUsEUA.-THOSE INCOMPATIBLE GI
ID rates. alive and beautiful well the Swiss Bearded
Lady are still TO be seen for nothing Today perform
ances :-Afternosn, At tho QUEENS OWN and bones
TIC ICoNoaTi evening A. n O'clock, THO connie moral
thing cents children under tea lax cents; PArqust and
EsIosny l3k cents extra.
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fyOPPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY gwen 10 the owners occupant or occupants
u All improved unnproved lands aHaot
thereby that the following assessments have been CON
Heed by ASSESSORS lodged in the ofhcs OF the
Assam Assessments for examination by all persons inter
Esl, yisFor building sewer in Dover street, from thu
|et river Franklin square. The mite embraced
y include all the several h:uses and lets Of
ond vacant pieces and Of land situated on
bah tides street. bstween Franklin and the
ssvver side OF south street 1852 feet north and 81
81 Of street, both sides Of Front street. M feet
@ and feet north from Dover street. east side Of Water
ses west side OF Water street. feet north and feet
o from street; East side Of Cherry street 40 feet
,srt frera Dover street, East side Of franklin square,
inches from Dover street. All persons whose in
affected by the above named assessments and
1he arc orposd either Of hom requested
. present their objections in writing TO the undersigned
4 their ofioe, Ne Hall Of Records, within thirty dsys
sem Ne dato Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }A@essors.
CHARLES HoNIELL }
rNoe Burosu Of Assessments Street DApartmsnk Ooto
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(yAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADlIr
10 A. n, and2P n. Aceemmodahen has ~ 10 A. 4, -
sna fsr e
Ins at by steamboat Jsha Potter 10 AnboY thence
Fare 81 kstur,iax leave Phllsdslpha ~ A. 4 aaal
HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD-TKAINs DAILY PROM
ii Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
aA rsaohaG BaaAi0 E.asE.si ~ o'clock ssas
Mail train, , A. A.-TAroush way trains ~ Il u ~
Express train, p. .h.--Aeeonnoaatio. trs. s@P.M.
and r. N. For Peushksspss A and 4l8 p. n. Pas
taken At Chambers Canal Fourteenth
sunday trains from Canal street, for Albany and Troy
stepping At al way stations nI1ar uprucu .,.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY-LANDINs ONLY
M at CoEens, Dock. owes. .e5int, NswburE Pokeeyss
served board Tie steamer Armenia Captain Peha-
will leave the steamboat pier at the foot of Jay srss
n anS for &: east
west Returning leaves Albany every Monday Wednesday
AM FRIDAY at o'clock A. NJ
ANEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA DIRECr VIA
IN New Jersey Rairoadypted States Express lne0
ssss 's' and Ma and so snd sS sri.aSs
pnsd sRsia Ct io A. M ". Ksssps;on7 and A. ~ ~
from Philadelphia Through tickets sOid and pAsssnSs
Ma ssF'u .a earned Inc or
Es trains and connection certain with raass
bshInd time Passages with hsrSase srass Shs ferry sf
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDeNsBURo BUR
Bellows Falls Rutland Windssr White RIVER WsiS ai7sr
Aentpsiar, ST. Albsns Rouse's Point Ticket efoss-Nsw
Haven Railroad sorasr broadway and Canal and TwsaSS
FRANCIS HYBE. Agent. ia South ssrssA.
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A POLIO ROOMS 4l0 MISUNDERSTANDING OCT. l6.
~ Fourth grand
SACRED CONCERT
THE NEW YORK SAENGERBUND
PROGRAMME
l. Overture from tho Opera, "L'enlovement du
g Serenade-By the Teutonia Maenn frchor FIR. Abt
Leader, herr Weber.
g. Soo-Flute Variations .............. smeisr
Executed by the celebrs ted Flutist, Mrs Zeuner.
T. Tyrolean SongBy the Teutona .Lachnsr
Lea Ter, Herr Weber.
g. Finale from the Opera The Hugucnots" Meysrbeer
II.
g. Overture assanicllon. ......,.,.,... Auber
4 So0-Flute, by Mrs Zouner. Steinbrecher
s. Warriors Song-By the Tentonis Spsier
Leader Herr Weber.
y
Admiss;an 25 cants no.rs onan a. = "a cnmm.nca
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MEDICAL.


TAR JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BE OOH.
spitod on diseases Twenty three his speofANfx
ms HE guarantee speedy aud permanent surs d.
j. regularly educated physician. Zee his diploma m -
face. Hours iror, 7 A. NJ. TO oP. M.
INR. sALPu-HoURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
Srsm to II A. NJ, and TO r. M escep& SauSnYp
No sl3 Il sustox street, near Wooster
NA LARMoNT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYsTcIAH
mi. surgeon, author Of the Medical Adviser Ae -
special practitioner At his present caos q Reads rss e
Of Broadway continues to patients moro rankl
anl permanent thaa snsther In this counry Oki
hours from 10 A. u. TN p. n, aad frsa IA svnlaG
sunday sxosptedJ N. B.-Not he drug store.
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V,BEA1RE, CHARLESTON 8. c-THE ABoyp
Theatre will open for the on October 81 IN,
ladies gentlemen engaged will reseive in
New York ncrad Of the day Of sailing Letters business
nAy be addressed JOHN SLOAN,
"a NlnM street. New York
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EVERETT HOUSE, ON UNION sQUARE.-TnR uh.
IL dersigned has leased tks and spacious hetel 10
GATED the northery side Of Union and will
the the 10th Of November next. This hsase hiss bees
erected expressly for tho of fames and
tains apartments embracing all the comforts and elegance
modern private residences Persons DESTROYS Of MAILING
apply Mt the hotel daily from 10 70 II A. n
nAWLEY ID. CLAPP. Late Of the Hamilton Hsuse.
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all their canoes in requsition and stole many
more as they could find along their route, on the
Mississippi and in week time the principal part Of
the tribe, men, women, chill 1ren, horses and dogs,
were pitching their tents in their New Jerusalem.
True they have no right to 60 until the treaty Is
tilted; but what do they care for that. They most
likely think if they go and take possession, that the
Great Father will ss 1t were, be compelled to raify
1t; and that If he does not ratfy it, aud they OBJ
fged to return, he will make them handsome pre-
sent for oil the trouble and expense he has put them
to- in making bargain and not sticking to it."
This part of the country has been greatly relieved
Father will sanction it.
It is great treaty. The land we obtain by it has
front the Mississippi OF nearly sixty miles, and
contains almost, II not quite, one million acres Of
prairie aud timber. Before the treaty this tract was
. sealed book to all white men, notwithstanding the
beautiful soil invited the farmer, and the magnif-
cent pines the lumberman For this we give land
which has front the Mississippi Of about twenty
four miles-land which, except that Immediately on
the bank OF the great river will not be used by white
men for farming purposes IN many years, and more
over that has been given to the Stockbridge tribe,
and they and the Winnebagoes together will occupy
tract Of less thsn half the extent Of that which the
Winnebagoes alone occupied before. Farmers and
suffer from the depredations which they have bsen
subject to for some years past, but every man can
sit under his own vine and fig tree with none to
modest him, nor any Winnebagoes to steal the pro-
ducts of his labor.
Governor German has been up to see us only twice
since his appointment, and each time he has do1e us
I" q power Of good" We talk OF giving him public
dinner the next time be comes
Yours, JAYuAwK.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, 80.
ANTHOLOGY.

A1VkOLOdIs
AKRs; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HRB
Wl sku in forsteng the future has arrived aAd Win
furnish intelligence about al circumstances Of life.
ntrpsts dreams law matters and love, by astroe bssk
the tkoy will marry alss the vssu1.
MIRA Alvin speaks the Enslsh French and German Ian.
guaxes Residence ~ Rviarton srosN stairs near The
bowsry. Ladiss, 80 cents; gentlemen, 81.
MRS. PALMER, PSYCHOLOGIST, WILL REMAIN BUT
M shert time before her departure South bsina
invited by many ladies and gentlemen from the
and settle them; resolved Ladieo
and gentlemen wishing to know the reality their pas
and future destiny will call vain,
nisses the real object sought after Call At 20 Bswsry
posite Prince street.
hOTICE.-MKS. n. RGiDER NO. lao WEST gIGH-
~ teentb street, between Seventh and Eighth
true information all interesting affairs through f
past present and future events She IL the lady
who formerly resided for In Wooster street,
Amty. Bsv Of imposition and her residences
No. lfo Wort Eightesnth street
EXTRA PAY.
rsTfhA PtY.-ALL U. \. NAVY SAILORS VINO
- served In w. g. vessel In the Psc1s AZ tne men
$50 ~ ,isS cen promptly obtain shor doutlo OF
EDWARD RISSKiL, Ax,at,
;ssss Purre- VI. ~. 20 sorss w,iisr - hiev wAIv
TINTED STATES NAVY
" sAiors' Extra Pay" omes
No. 81 Wall s,rsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

TULLIEN'S CONCERTS
d METROPOLITAN HALL.
GRAND MEL DELSSO I'm NIGHT.
In of numerous parties being unable obtain
admtsnso Thursday last, and continued inquiries
for tickets the public inform that
MENDELSSOHN NIGHT
will be repeated on
TUESDAY NEXT OCTOBER IS
Tickets to be had at the usual places and t the door II
the Hall in the evening"
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
all houses and lots Improved unnprovod lands Affect
Aerehy that the following have been oem-
-eted by o Assesor and lodged in the odoe Of as
xreau Of Ases0nts for examination by all persons M
--sted For baildag in Fiftesnth street. BE-
@ees the First and Second The limits mbraced
include all the several houses and lots OF
-apd los pieces and parcels af land situated on
zee sides Of rsnth street. 32 est east nom Second ave-
both aides Of Livingston place. 10 feet north from FIJI
h street. All whose interests are aheced ny the
named and who ARE opposed to the same,
either sn TO present their objections in
sag the undersigned ut their office, No. Hall Of Ba
w;tha thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
o. Assessments, street Department, Oct z,
TIA.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL HERE
- yen the owners, occupant occupants
al houses and lots improved unimprcved lands affected
hsreby the following have been completed
and lodged the ohce Of the Bureau
for examination by all persons Interested,
T-Tor building in Thirty fourth street. between
Kga.h and Ninth avenues The limits embraced by suck
all the several houses and lots Of ground
sent lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
Ihirtyforrsh street. between Eighth and Ninth
All persons whose interests affected by the
cyo named assessments and who opposed to the same,
either he requested to present their objections
writing tho undersigned, at their office No Hall Of
eseords within thirty from the date Of this notice.
SS #AkHEss ( S1 SSRsE. Assessor.
oe Bureau Of Street Department. October
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OoRPoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by giyeu the occupant occupants
and lots improved unmproved lands affected
sreby that the assessments have beeni completed
- she and lodged Che oe Of the Bureau Of
ssosmen. for by All persons Interested WIS.,.
or regulating setting curb and gutter Forty ninth
.srvet from Tenth to Hudson river The limits
raced by include oil the several houses and
As OF ground pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of street from Tenth to Twelfth
both sides Of Eleventh hundred
cot ave inches South Of Forty ninth street. All
whose interests are affected b the above named as
hsc their in writing
ne sndsYsgsd at their ocs No. Hall Of Records, within
!Nlrty days from tho date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELI,
ree, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct z
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COOPER HOUSE, NO 1874 BROADWAY, WILL BE
~ opened for the % guests Monday, 18th
October. A j. PEASE K BRO
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J,OR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
steamship, SAN FRANCISCO, will be dispatched for
port Rio dc Janero and Paraso Tues
day November 49, by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
"a and IS South street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-29
From our Extra OF Thursday.1
TAKE NOTICE AND BEWARE

Look out for false statements from
irresponsible writers in The Democrat
of this week, TO which we will have nc
chance TO reply. We have torn to pieces
and scattered to the winds their fevered
and convulSivc lies of last week; and for
the truth of what we publish we appeal
to the documents and the laws. They
can make no contrary statement which
we cannot totally annihilate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-29

WnGs OF Cecil! once more to the
rec 'e. There is great victory in
store for you on ednesday next, if you
will rally to the polls and secure it.
Come forth from your fields, and
mills and workshops, to man; you have
ticket worthy of a rally and worthy to
be elected triumphantly. To the work,
Wings, every man, and certain victory
is ours.
The WING MEETING OF SATURDAY
LAsT.-The Wing state candidates ad-
dressed meeting of the citizens Of
Cecil, in this town, on Saturday last,
and made most favorable impression
MIR. BoWie's speech is spoken of on
oil hands as mastery exposition OF
the errors OF the present general admin
srati or, and of the peculiar views of
his opponent as a states right man or
Ir~"icai nullifer.
Mr.. Ricaud and DR.. Thomas also
mace strong and effective speeches, and
ell spoke confidently of carrying the
state.
Hon. Alex. Evans closed the meeting
with a searching scrutiny into the con.
duct Of The Administration, and the
authorities Of the State; particularly did
hr show up the giving OF the offices 10
Free SoiIrrs in the North, to the ex.
cluson of the Union Democrats.
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THE CECIL WING.
OCTOBER -, 1853.

For Governor.
RICHARD J. BOWIE.
For Comptroller.
}. HANSON THOMAS.
For Lottery Commissioner,
JAMES B. RlCAUD.
For Commissioner of PuJIic Works.
SAMUEL CHAMBERLAIN.
For Congress.
JOHN WETHERED.
For the H0use Of Delegates.
WILLIAM PARKER,
JAMES McCAULEY,
THOMAS p. JONES.
For Sher,h:
JACOB HILAND.
For County Commissioners.
JAMES l.. CRAIG,
DAVID SCOTT, (of John)
CHARLES II. HAINES.
For County Surveyor.
JETHRO JOHNSON.
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Give have received during the
week large number of letters for pub
LEGATION from different parts of the
county, but have been unable to find
room for them. We hope our cores
rondents will excuse us and write again
after the hurry Of political matters is
past.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-29
(OMMUNfCATED

Nh EDIToR:-One of the best Jobs
Of road making ever done IN this
county, has been done by MIR. Joseph
Mahan at the bridge at Gilpin's ford.
60 and see it. II should enttIc him 10
evcryyote for Supervisor in the
81 DISTRICT.
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Your Money Stand aid Deliver /!

4"r-f'5s'I q C"c'|! are y"" aware you Will
De f'I"iEoi D! me ''''' 10 pN, 5'iT ""@@S n
l""F l".',S an" IA! !" inc treasury Ut j"c
.'"'' '''' '''S"".,' ""'. !" vat t"""jf """!'S-
S'oNe'' "'"'S''" III =. '5 10 INC E"'it'HA c"ia'
pan? ana |" "'"rF pets "'', iay"Filr&. @"ch yon
VIII ma |" your cost 'I D" me i"''.
vi tue ""Gir l"%"' "Ho nom '"' lalIro"'!,
uncut ""c-'"'t" hG!'nI'' 20 i'' A'"'"' i"'tr
u" Ia" "''""''"'"% sue" a'"rrWi'+ away 81
P"".'c none! II: las "''H prFP''f"''d. ga Ia"
contrary mere IS Il Sl'rLu law requiring The
payment q "'e r,''ie OF me taxes "nr ~ '"e /.
H. Company contrary Then, !" al law, the
| t"M"'! commissioner rave &N'R as imt"rEi III
less tlon ir a,"onni due; which r >" ' ,I
Tor aII the yaoplo ofthr coany car l,a,n l,...
tac published statement. has h,"" i!iy a,uaa-
0nI'd-, am " '3'"r 'M"a" OF "@'r" Is publicly
rgr ,, ','' ,,, rrc,',,l ~ n n,'I, ., -"
can ascertain. La, been nn;I to The state, Tur
Hrec dam,n| mlalma LHuh.l &oNa. 2jyrn to
counsel, simply for saving we will gjre .on
,r,,, ~ IN '", IL you Ply US '",,e
rayers Of the county; Icsiir, ",hG. "lalionaI
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office, went ont Of the case, and ihe pres
cnt Board employed John Cooley Esq.
to follow it up. How he was ou,trd to
make way for another is quite publicly
known. And il this ruinous compro-
mise had not been made, the whole sum
wo&id harc teen co|Iected, except on the
old mGre and wood, which we believe
were not taxed after the first year.
We proceed TO notice the subject Of
State Taxes as referred to by this
. "JHtice' and by another writer, - IN
dcr'-tor the whole nest of them, alarm
ed lest they lose th"irprey, have pounc-
ed down on It's; but we have the feathers
flying and W" shall pluc!; them Larr.
This "iin2rE' comes to the rescue, al
though he knew we were "brnralh the
notice OF any respectable man. oh! OH
1t seems, however we have notice
enough, on this occasion, from sore Ejad
OF men. The attempt is made TO scpar-
ate the collection OF the state from the
county taXr>; but in every case where
proceedings are instituted By the order
of the COmmi>>i )ncrS, it is for both cOun-
Is and state ta&; such is the course de-
nandrd by las and uniformly pursued,
and the suit against the railroad was fox
the whole taxes. That the comnpisSlon-
rrS allowed the collectors to PLACE The
Iairo@d taxes both county and state
in taeir lists Of iNso!yrncieS is most true;
br;t they did it because they had UNDER
taken to COLLECT bv salt, holding them
selves bound to pay when the suit was
t2rajnated, ana The mont yIccov"rod; md
by Ibis tjme, the county and stale ought
to have had the full amounts due.
But to silence at once what has been
said about "ProcccdnGs in the Circuit
court OF GaIimure.' and about the re-
! turns Of "InSoIyrncirS,' we AL; The al
trn;ion Of those legal oyyet, "juslice"
and "\indeX," to the following section
Of the Bridge Act:
''Ncr. 10. ANI be- it enacted, That the sail
company before they shall be entitled Ia ANY Of
;Ac benefits, privileges or ADVANTAGES cUnic'rrI
by TINS act, NJ Pig 70 he c3Hh'g E,HMi,y oHg,r
| Of iiullorI ava coca counties. thlmah which
the road 81 Ile ,u.. +" Hrauy passes, or to their
proper officer or Uacoe~. attorney or a,'orrrs.
tie cio'e Of tie s'a.c am; county taxes, which
they ave or nay b. legally h,uI. To pay, and
VIII ich IS du" '.n''. ;lna unpu!. " sail con!lany
ia sal! c"U0'y.'
- nl}rr' says the Commissioners ha,
no POWER 10 give away or coiIec, the
state taAr, in question, they having been
returned in oiyrut." No power to
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H. We regret to announce that the
residence of Judge Constable was de-
str"yod By fire yesterday. We have no
particulars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-29

= William Reed is announced in
another column asa candidate for Justice
of the Peace in the 18th district.
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WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures for
contributions to the Washington monu-
m"nt, will be put up at the different
polls On election day. Let every voter
throw in his-mite.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-29

PocEET PlcNED.-Mr. Robert Marsh
bank of this town had bi pocket picked
in baltimore, on Wednesday of gold
watch and chain worth Sl3O.
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EXAMINE Your TlcKErs.-W Wings,
look we'll TO your tickets before voting;
there is long list of names see that
they are all all correct before you vote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-29

[rrMr. Thomas Thackery has with
drawn.as an independent for constable
in the Bird district.
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District Officers,

lST DISTRICT.
Supervisor. Edward Pennington.
Mgjs'rate.--Wm I. Weldon, W s Bockius
Coa5tGJies.-Josah Hall, John Richards.
IND DISTRICT.
SnDerri2or. Buskirk.
Mtgjsfrnies.--Bcnj +. Sluyler, Joseph Bryan
conSiobIcs.--Lawrence Simmons, Joseph a..
Dolryrnple.
Car FIST.
Supervisor, Joseph Mahan.
N"gi,irafes.-John A. Rankin, VIM. Knots
Consia5les.--Caj"b G. Canlwell, Hcz. Foard.
ST.! DIST.
Sagcrrisor.--lohn w. Shippers.
Ntgistitics.--lIugh Brown, Azarius Penn.
ington.
roHs!dDles.--John NJ. Crouch.
6aII DIST.
Supervisor. Mark Brown.
N,@irrnics.--Wm Pierce, Thos. D. Clayton
james \. Coulson.
co"s'@bie.--Gcorge F. Gillespie, James H.
Mccullough.
It'll DIST.
npcrrtsor.-Calcb Is. Way.
hElYr@ics--Samuel Peace, James WAY
Coat'HJles.--Eiram l.. Thompson, John ].
Pearcc.
Supcrvisor-John Rawlings.
Northumberland c. Warner, Nathaniel
Dorsey.
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