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NOR SALE-Seven Lots situated in Edgefeld, front
ing the Whites Greek Turnpike, this side Of Camp
BELLS stores all enclosed. The above property is well stu
ated either for business residences. Terms easy. En-
ouire of r. A. BALLOWE, Gen. Agent,
sep22 No. II Desderick street.
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eRIswoLDs COTTON GINS.

GRIswOLD's COTTON GINS.
FINHE Subscriber being agent Cor ne sale % the above Ens
III Aerp ssppy had Or fzrnisa Planters AZ shert
notcr-
Te.- gins have tie character % nakng good Int, gin
ops ftr rznpins shscr ceanuE te seed better, taking
gut 5rr osts an Trash ana having boxes darabis
md ,re against Ers than sny other gina In use and
sre a cred "a AIS ani4seoes % NE purchaser
he es satisfactory references can Be gwen 70 establish
IA. r-.sfina uhch they also mantaia
q rs Il assd asserting 10 tie diFeetaas seas sh each
aaxi-u h-f. NAAfAAN-
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either OF the above
oces will call for passengers in all parts Of the city, with
-, eli ie26-d
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". s. SWYM
MER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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LOT BLAST HANGING ROCKED tons
pig metal very superior TO melt with Just
ceived and for sale by D. D. DlCKEf,
oc2T No College street.
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10. G. BROWN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,

MY stock of Fancy Goods Perumery, &c. is now very
WI complete having received fresh supplies seected by
one OF the person. viz Lubins Bazns and Mchels
Extracts; American Tnct and German Cologne Water;
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in every Style Dill
and Lubns Sachets Aromatic Crystals China Metal
aud Glass Boxes styles; Shell Combs large
stock. Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, White Lead,
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, &C., &C. je9
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
HATES REpTCED.

ER0M the 18th instant, to the LIST Of June the rat
Il Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 NashviI,
be As follows.
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THE pEMooRArIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

The gentlemen composing this committee are requested
to meet at the National Hotel in Washington city, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of January next at IL O'clock
The committee constituted by the last Democratic Ma
tional Convention consists of the following gentlemen
Maine Hastings Strickland.
New uampshire-C G.. Atherton.
yermont--David A. Smaey.
Massachusetts--B. +. Halett.
Rhode Island--W elcome b. Sayles.
CONGRATULATIONS t. Pratt.
New York-John r Beekman.
New Jersey--Joseph c. Potts
Pennsy lvana--Jame Campbell.
Delawnre--George r. Riddle
Maryland-Rubert NJ. McLene.
yirgnia-Wliam II. Clark
North Caroina--Warren Winslow.
Georga--S. t. Bailey.
Aabama--Edward @. Belts
Mississippi-S. X. Adams.
Lousana-A. u. Penn,
Ohio-Afred p. Edgerton.
Neutrality-suspicious. r. Stone.
Tennessee--George w. Jones'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Morrison.
Inois--Isaac Cook.
Missour-Fcrdnand Kennott.
Arkansas-N. Il. Burrow.
Michigan--T. 4. Brodhead.
Florida-Thomas Bazell.
Texas-James w. Scott.
Iowa--Joseph G. X. Napp.
Wsconsin--Ben. l.. Henning
California William NJ. Gwin.
The above call has been inserted at the request of Hon.
George Read Riddle OF Delaware whose letter upon the
subject is as follows:
WuuHeroN, (Del.,) Oct. 20, 1866.
TO tie Editor Of ne Union
Sra AS the Democratic National Committee have hereto
fore assembled carly in the month Of January preceding the
presidential election, thought proper old member
10 address thoge whose post offices by known (em
bracins maorit) and from their replies authorize you
that said committee will the National Hotel
Washington, d. G., Monday the sh day of January next
at II o'clock
Please publish the call upon receipt of this that it may
reach the distant members in time for them attend the
meeting and oblige your obedcnt servant,
GEO. READ RIDDLE
Member Of Committee for Delaw arc.
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agement None but the Treasury swindlers who have
found ii impossible foil the old Kentuekian and break
through and steal the peoples money have uttered word
derogatory il Never before since the organization Of
the Treasury Department has such complete confidence
been manifested in It's honest and vigorous management
Not one defauier bogus contract not Gaphu
or Gardiner aud has cast It's shadow on the Treasury
during the three years Of Mr. Guthres administration
Promptness vgor and strict honesty in the management
ofts affairs have beensneulary evidentto all The people
have made Of these things and to-day there Is no
man in the nation in whose stern Integrity and financial
ability the masses have such entire confidence
To you Mr. Times man. shall be all the credit Of pos.
ing the first lance and in consideration of the same
vote you a leather medal of the largest size.
NorK-t is uncertain whether the matter obtained
from some aithless employee in the Treasury Department
or 10 the printing ofiice-Ep. UNION.
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A VOICE FROM THE GRANITE STATE.
FRANKLIN, N, H. October 20, 1855

FRANKLIN IN. H. October %, 1855.
10 Pie Editor Qf The luton
ou annual election next March will close the despicabe
rcian Of iiuloosrn in this State forever change-the
result o the sober second thought of the people which is
always rights going on in the public mind which will
redeem the State om tie thradom Of know-nothingism
by Overwhelming majority, and make that hideous
beast alien in the land.
The few months in which we have been under the rule
of the 3prowlng uggers has been sufficient to convince
everybody Of whatever party who has decent respec
for his counrys welfare that political party never
organized in this country which possessed little Of tho
e spirit OF Aplerieapsa much that Yves adverse to
It, SO general Is this continent that only the demo-
Gratis who beguled into the order but thousands Of
the old Webster wings have already declared their nten-
ons to act hereafter with the democratic party utterly
disguised have they become with the party whose leaders
made up from the selfish and disappointed Office
of every political sect under the snnto their own
language, the 'old hacks Of every party.
Non-nervention Is the sentiment Of New Hampshire to-
day and March viii prove the assertion true Pres
dent Pierce carry his old Granite Hills in 1885, and
not abate man from the majority Of 1852 g.
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heavy REoRrTs OF BREApsruFFs-The New York Cour-
er says the arrivals Monday by the North river and
canal boats unusually large embracing $4,000 bar
rcls of -four 10000 bushels wheat 600 bushels corn
$1,000 bushels rye $4,000 bushels oats aud 1900 bushels
barley The receipts Of -four per Eie railroad amounted
to about 5000 barrels making the total -four from the 10
terror in day, $4,000 barrels The 10000 bushels
wheat are equal to 10000 barrels -four making grand to.
tall in one day, Of $4,000 barrels independent Of that
brought in vessels from the southern ports.
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ANOTHER ATTACK ON WASHINGTON.

Senator Seward in his Buffalo speech, spoke Of The
United States as Ae republic dslcrd by Lgfayce orgaS-
lied By Hamilton, and consolidated BIZ Hoshingfoa.u
1t has generally been affirmed that Washington deliver
ed and organized the republic and that through the ao
ton of the people in rayng the constitution the country
becams consolidated The hatred of the fsonsts towards
the Father Of his Country is se-apparcnt in the above
Washington stakeholder and this fact in their est
nation than neutrazes his services to his country
albany argus
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REolPrs AT New ORlRANs-The receipts Of cotton al
New Orleans Inclusive Of the arrivals from Mobile Flor
ida and Texas) since the LIST of September The I'm
nit, 2l44l7 bales against ll4579 date last
year an increase In the receipts at all the ports up TO the
latest dates a compared with last year. OF 1861 bales
In the exports from the United States foreign countries
as compared with the dates last year. there is an IN
Of 5076 bales to Great Britain and Of ABS to
other foreign ports while to France there is decrease
3,430 bales
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W ASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 1, 1866.

a-Nr ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. Tenth street, PhIadel
pbla Is general travelling agent BY w. H. WELD,
JoHs CoLIIgs EERrao, HAnnIT r. g. JAsxs, THos
d. KIor, r. W. MORRISON, r. w. Wiley, W. L. wArARAAs,
Ask H. CAEsos, ID. X. Musris, BKr r. swAis t. AsnnAs
and T.. DAVIS.
o. Mr. HsxRY NJ Lewis, OF Montgomery, Aabana our
travelling Of Alabama and Tennessee
LEWIS. LEWIS, and SAMUEL d. LKws
ly Mr. C. W. JAkEs No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, a.
general collecting agent the Western States and Texas
Rssisnd by u j. TnoMxs q. W. Ramsay, WILLIAM H. THOMAS
NJ JAMES c. NJ. L. WisEnAS, A. L. CnLDs and Dr. VIII
LIAM lawns. Receipts Of either will be good.
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II Is worthy Of special attention that whist John Van
Buren, Is congratulang himself that the sos' are s9nd-
ing sgmy the Buffalo platform Of ls4s the New York
Tribune which woud be the FIRST hid them welcome
gives the following description Of per present condition
They baye been gradually throwing overheard prneple
after principle since they stood proudly the Wilnot pro-
vso and rallied around Van Buren, and Adams until they are
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Marine Court.
Be'ofe Hon. Judge B.rdssG.


AcrfoS FoR FALSE ixPRfsoSHgSr.
Sarah Sf,rkis By her nsrf Fy1sndrs Ern,a Stark.
This was a suit for damages for false impriscn.
Gent. II appeared in evidence that the plaintiff ~S
sFressed on suspicion OF stealing wache- that she
was brought % the station hoase and discharged
neat morning by Justice peareey. The police officer
stated that the defendant gave no directions %
rtst the plaintiff stark went ~ the station DO - In
Forty eighth street bit made charge against the
piain,fh Witness arrested the wo nan himself, on
susi iion. from iufora alton S'ars gase him abou,
losing the watches The watches w.-c re tered
sfter The arrest q the plaintiff Counse. sor isfeB
en'f OVID ior non~uit. which the Court grlAtsd
With $40 tosts.
ftr ihe loss Of bor.e which led irrm 5sIJ
driver 100 rapid, o. 'ht Fon-h N July ~. q 70
hee York o. C0roy bland The Coat Ieng "a :
ed hat tie death = the Gaiusl va "A ~ d
ever eItr'oa, gaze jrigreo. ~ pi .AJ~
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IxIDfrAsf ~ HDpTAiff rfAfg7s wv YopN
sef~risf Cyar'--et~stsl tssH JAY a. isS-~yi
Isr B8t b%f A tsy1si Rusehes ", sEse-tE 90 sns
81 ~ hsff - ~ fosk me rs~set - M, sefr
80 assagf 90 as1 asssrs 10 hsfs~sf~ aDs cEiy
abs T,ssfFs roA an thsf ibs agept4ns - H4s1 -
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iafe ~ he faaig'ss, M eth - s~ssr 49, -
uaft4 81 ~ tiliafd FsSqet - - 49,. Y.
tn he lsfsfsa -fhyfl' sask1ghr. r~ss n A. -
a. l.tr.4 ~ - ..lnfr. 80 - - then > -
fztetgss - fruraras g-s0 ~ 4e.-rNs
gesgv..1t - y te2fs sftlsff hsa - a - -
frsgsstf csasrs 49,. -. rrfAv - ~ 6F-@'e
is.sslas ,~.fnr Ts.'ay .t f.ltfM.A - - y - ssJ
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For freight or passage apply to
FDw X. COLLINS, No. 10 Wall street, New York
BROWN, SIMPLIFY A 90, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENEAT.D Co. 81 Austin Frisrs London
b. g. WAINWRIGHT Il %, Psris
GEORGE II. DRAPER HAvrs.
Tho Of these ships will not he accountable for
gold silver, bnoo specie Jswsry precious stones or
metals unsss bills Of lAding Aligned therefor and tho
value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the shps Of this limo
cannot carry any goods contraband OF war
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LSoR LIyEkpooi~--UNriD states MAIL STAN.
II ship BAirr, Jos. J. Comssoek comma nder This
rcamship wiz depart with tho yn.tss States mails Ter
EnFevs rosnvey ON "Wednesday August r. at IL O'Clock
or pasAge, having uncraslee nceommo tions for si.
gance and comfort, Apply 80 80
klwAkD X. COLLINS III wan s.rec+
Passengers requested 20 he On board a. liz O'Clock
A. NJ The seamship Pacac viii sueeec, ,hs Haitic ana
SAN seS o. shpp~rs please take notice that te M % "a
this line cannot carry any goods copsrata,a Of war
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-s--s. -s=---~~---r---
POLITICAL.


-
nEMOCRATIC REPUBIlCAH GENERAL COMMITTEE,
IL TAmmsny Hall, August 4 1865.
Rcsolved That the democratic republican electors Of
the drsnt Assembly distcts Of the city and county 81
New York In favor OF regular nominations the ussgs Of
the party and supporters Of the national administration
be requested TO meet 1t the places Ia their respective
wards hereinafter named on 1hursdsy the 10th day Of
August inst, between the hours Of and O'Clock r. NJ,
(exeept In the Twelfth vHr the electors Of which wiz
meet between the hours q and o'clock NJ 70 elect
under the Inspection u the OF the polls Of said
election hereinafter named In those wards being As
semby district two delegates each 10 represent said A.
seubfy districts In tho State Convention called 10 b. held
nj Syracuse the 20h Inst those wards
two other wards Assembly district 10 elect
delegates each 10 meet Ia Assembly District Conven
tons to he held ut the time and places hereinafter nAned
for the purpose Of choosing two delegates from each a
said Assembly districts composed Of two wArd
70 represent said Assembly district In the State Convcn
tion aforesaid.
Resolved That In Of the absence Of any one or
more Of the inspectors hereby appointed from said ciec
tion polls when the should be opened that then in
such case the remaining inspector or inspectors appoint
an inspector or inspectors In their places.
WdruS pt0cey N h0{<li00 E1f1t0f
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TIVE INV YORK AND IIyIIrooL uNrrFn srAr.a
Ratio, Capt Comstocs.

1yHE NEW YORK AND IIyIIpooi UNITED srAr,s
l. usa sssancrs-rhe shsps COMPOSING this line ,fe
tho foAo~ Ing -
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. Ratio Capt Comstocx
PACIFIC, Capt Eye. ADlsIA1iC Capt -
These shifs have h<en built by contract expressly for
government service Every las been token In
construettsn elso IN their engines "a strength
and spced and their accommodations for passengers
uneqaaed for elegance ard eomtort Price passage
fr, New York To Liverpool arst class cabin $3.50 IN
second do 3I5 exclusive ule az ex,r. rss state room
e325, from liverpool to Nes York 40 and 20 galn.a.
An expersnoed surgeon attached TO each sbp No berth
secured ustil paid for.
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(tAiJFoRNA DiAMoSBs, FoUAL N BRIfiIASCY
and appearance to the real diamond. --Prices-;ents
cluster pins with ehnin s. gont cluster pins without
chain 81 gents single stone various styles - to af2
isdies earrings cluster and single stone o. 70 81
ladies cluster pins beautiful styles SO 10 IS ring.
cluster single and three stones t6 10 $40 aAo
studs sleeve buttons, bracelets &c The above articles
hfe all mounted in eighteen carat gold and warranted
We invite every 20 call and them. Ctyiiity 10
non. purchasers gratis.
T. 4 g. JAcoHS 4o5 Broadway
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FINHE LIVERPOOL AND PIII.ApfI PIHA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing their fayor'c s'ea,n-bips--
QIY or AASt1iIslkR......2,I2sto tons, Gap, wyHs.
CITY on BALTIMORE, fnew) 1853 tonr, Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 700 tons Capt, Il. Leteh.
Saloon go, s6a aud saa, according Is state
limited number If third class passengers viii DO
taken from Philadelphia ndIisespool and found IN pros
hons.
From Philadelphia, 40 From liverpool 1855. $50
Parties wirling TO bring out their friends, obtain
cctlcaies Of passage and drafa Liverpool, Ia
Of 81 sterling and upwards Apply ~ SAM VI. SMITH,
agent, ~ waiuu, street PHILADELPHIA and No. Broad
vsy, New York.
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L,oR IIvERPOOl--ST1AsfsI IRgASoN, - COW
IL msndef.fhis new and powerful steamer viii sail
from the British aud North American Royal Mail steam
Packet Company dock, at jersey City about St-
,urday. the 18Th 81 August. Passage money for hrst
class passengers only, for whom there excellent
coumodsticns $40 including provisions and steward
on board Freight taken arcasonable rates Apply 10
T. CINAI.p 4 Bowling Green.
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I,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HArRE-TIIE UNITED
j States mail steamer UNION, H. Adams commander,
viii leave Tor Ba,re touching Mt Southampton land
the mails and passengers, Saturday August rs at L.
O'Clock, from pier No. ~ North riFcr loot OF lcach
street Price Of passage nrst cabin, $40 second do,
tT5. Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be
board the day before sailing marked /" Leio~
No freight will lie taken after Thursday August -. for
freight rnsssRc apply to VI iisiN,SfoS, agent, 81
broadway. 1be steamer AIasa viii succeed tho / nion
and sail sertemher ~
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These steamships are classed A l ~ the Insurance
ofces and specie sud goods will be- insured la thes Al
as low rates Of premium la any other steamships that
cross the ocean.
For freight or passage, apply tn
d. TORRANCE
No 9 Bow ling Green New York.
ALBERT N. CHRYsTiE, No. Place
de Ia Bourse, Paris.
CHRYSlTE SrTILHzssMASy Il 60,
No q Quail Cassmir Dclayignc ltavre.
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4 uSrHAiiA-PioNl1R INE-CARRYIs9 my =
"A e. hAii.-Ihe ns~ and besutdui cliocar 49,
III ACK ETA, d. Cote, master, st her berth pls,
H., viii positively sal before LIST Septsuutuer ~.
the most approved principles for light venta3on ~
comfort. being ali DECK Tho succcvs OF the Pooerr
uns aimee it, hrst esabhnens year swo Il nsrhs.s
unpreeedeotsino serious accident having occurred onA
claim having bscn made on the insurance ohces
while among the Thousands Of passengers sbsutsIy NJ
hrs oiass ships and experienced commanders dsmas
tsted BY the following remarkable passage equal
led from this country Ships Ocean Stced - davs
Flying scnd, IS days; Wndwsrd, " days Nightingale
a dnys Gcrtrade 70 day. The black Sea viii te sue
seeaed by the clipper bark Nimrod her third voyaev
\, a on before iss of october. The Ast calling SHE
spala Tor sydney, with immediate dispetoh, load
ing a, f'er II, T. r. For freight pAs~sge apply -
board 81 % r. w CAyEItDS q Bovi}ns dream
ENoR lIvtIpool---sr GEoRGE's IINE-rryE IN.
rivnlld clipper ship DRIVER Capt. Helbertss
VIZ tos,'vciy AL ~ "Wednesday, "a August Her
eomhdaions are superior 20 any vessel IN port for su
.a@fts ~ passengers. Apply On board pier g. North
Mver, o. 10 bIhAsfl JONES, ~ south street, auA
10 oid slp.
LNoR IIvIRIooi~-THT sPfEspyp M Ar,xRAfa
Il packet ship ISAAC wfBB Captain nryer ~
positively sal on the 10th OF August Ts shln hsx a.
pefior conmndstons for al ca.4eg OF pss.enrrr. r.
terms Apply IN board foot ~ Beeknlsn street fASA
river, or 10 JAc"s WILTON, los South street.
W., TfIr UNDERSIGNED, pAssFNGEps on poARn
w 'br steamship frescent tl'y darirs ,he r~cru,
voyage from New Orleans and Hsvans T. Ne~ Y.rs
dctIa N cx~cnt ~ take this method ~ rnturalns t
Captain Mcowan and Ills officers Their thsuha
for their kindneAs ana gent cany ccnauc, toward thca
~ The cool Judgment ana thorough seamaniis conduct
Displayed by lin all occasions,
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L,oR HAvEE VIA soUrnAMroN.-rK vASDE

IINOR HAvEE VIA SOUTHAMPTON. WANDER
IL bh European line IL stAainshps.--The nrst Glaze
steamship NOR1 II STAR, 100 tons Wsrnock master, Will
leave New York from pier 20 North river foot Of Cham
bers street, At precisey saturday sept L. for
HAyrc, calling 1t Southampton TO Land mAi, passengers
and specie
fiS.. class passage to f.vrc or SOUTHAMPTON
The North Star win be bnowoi by the Ariel sept. ~
The owner Of these vessels win not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie Jewellery precious stones
metals, unless halls of iadir signed therefor and
value thereof therein expressed.
Specie and goods taken Mt usual rates No freight re-
cei.ed AFTER noon Of the day before sailing.
No berth secured until paid for letters prepaid fsx
cents per half o. will he receive nj the once up ii
A. NJ Of the day of sailing and viii DO carried In strong
india rubber bags under lock and arrival South
amron and Hayre VIII b Immediately deposited In post
Offices there.
Parcels taksn, each prepaid, dollar ani upwards
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CALIFORNIA pIAMoSTS.--THOsE ABOUT PCRrIiAs.
~ ing every would and It 70 their n,ees, TO call aud
Hancy the real diamond and At prices within the teach
OF every one. 1. 4 ]. IACoHs t07 Broadway.
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DoCNTY IASp oITlcf- - wall rri1r, RAJ
ID eni.~solAl.s saisr. and tssmsisfs. IN sny car
slaee l57i, tl~ss .taw.. osfsia tLfsf las1
fass. a the ss*s,, 4 mtTr ~ - Val sgee'. Ne
shafv~ ahtA collected
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MAY BOUNTY LAND AsD EXTRA PAY" orffs
~ --h,Hn'y i.sf sni srtfa psy fr 1. WV,
sA4ors, Ar w 81 ssfs sine. i5So--ihs1 sti,vs ssS
hslrf-prorDp'lr otaiasd sgd rsf
Ts.rre 30 sA}yya SD hslra - Dee. 81 Y sal
- oisrs ssllsS'sd sal AZ LADS " GA sgsass
slis4 states fs-gTri~t W
TJwARD r1s.fTf,
lstt, sns Ca's) rurs.r e + ssvy - Va s.fs~,
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nm inspector or inspectors in their places
ward: Inspectors. Piocs q holding Eesion
Jchn Reed, 5IIo Greenwich street.
William Rorke +
2-panisl Ncthan.
janice Watson, Is Dutch street
Lawrence kee,,an IS
c-JosePh Harrison,
T. H. Crosby, So Murray s,aect.
John Pownel,
4--bcnjamin n. WEIGH,
James Mooney, }Cor. Roosevelt q Oak sta
James Powers,
6-John Sherwood
James ! Webb, }1o'ts Hudson street.
Robert Iouacn, Jr.,
G-John Quinn,
Edward Aims, Al Bayard street,
Jacob A. Valentine, Knickerbocker Hall cor
willism Gsyte, Gouvetneur Rvisioa
Thomas Lynch. streets.
john n ar IS"ncasss' Boesc's Hotel 10 Mercer
Barney ksrcn.ea street
q-AIbert j. Terhnae,
Robert Lindsey Smiths Hotel 90 Perrvst
BENT. Harrison
W,n cantc,,usr Tenth Ward Hotel, corner
Aasbel keed Broome and Forsyth SITS.
Jacasnn Vs,1;,vo. Union Hall, corner ave-
Wm. Valentine, nue. = anu foarth street
I'M, A'o'' Lu,s's Hotel. Manhattan
william, Webb. vic
1o--Dr Edward worden
UenryIHwis Grand and Clinton SITS
Imss.S s nnsu,ans' Robertasn's corner Grand
Michael Mm,nh. '' and Elizabeth ats.
ID harrison,
John y. Ross Jr.,
1e-James Cassidy
, nArn y, iromn' 10 west Se'eh'esntn ~
~ r%n'ss s0Sos,
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r''1 M Suunel, hihhey = 81 fieVenth 81
. 4eo ". SenaremAn,
ie-1onn nrDn,' ,Mon HAii corner Ihro
mnaIa avenue ana twenty
-, Al. Ms,neWs, second M
H-SeoIse mi.r, Mobsnnsts Tavern, FOR
nBtf bomn, rourth ana manson avs