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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10

TnE NATIONAL ForNDRY. The Brlair EgiS
puts in clam for i ayrc.de-giacc, Md, as
proper place for the proposed national foun-
dny. Its location nj the head of navigation
on the Chesapeake. and Tie fact that a rail
read passes through it, ai.mdHg constant
communication with the North and South.
are two Of its most prominent rccommen-
dationS.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
" will be made to the County Commas
sioners Of Cecil county, at their first meeting
after the 18th day OF April, next, for the open
ing of u new road, commencing on the road
leading past Jacob Asll's to Chestnut Hill, at
point near Margaret Barclays house, and
running in u northcrly direction through lands
OF the heirs Of John Barclay, dec d., Hiram
Mccullough, James Yates, Margaret llol-
land. James l.. Foard, John Campbell, Viii
liam Campbell. James Mckane, Aaron lin
CLAN, James Mcgee, Thomas Muck lcdoon,
John Fcidlcy, Richard Murphy, John Mozart
ney, Thomas Duff and Samuel Max veil, to
the road leading from Turkeytown to the
Head Of Chrstiana. march2 81, lS5S-5w
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Farmers steam Accomn,od

sIrNlCES Sfeanl kCCOIiiHlO
7 lNE OF MARYLAND, MARCH Il, 1853.
~ An Election Tor FIVE 6xvta- d,
DIRECTORS, to serve for the sc4EI is ,l.4i.S3
ensuing year. will be held at ss---:.ss.,xs
JOHNSON'S HOTEL, E l. X 4 ON, ON
SATURDAY, 3rd day of April, next, ut IL
O'Clock A. NJ. GEO. W. MCLEAN,
March Is, lS5S-3w. Secretary.
g--Ihc ADORE Election is postponed 10
Saturday, the l0iA Of iprii, ne,i.
GEO. W. MCLEAN, Scc.tv.
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Persons making application for transfers OF
property. will be required to comply with
the following section of the Act Of December
Session, 1871. chapter -GG, entitled " sup
PlrWrht To an Act. entitled An Act for the
general valuation and assessment OF property
IA this State, and to provide Il Tax t" pay
the debts of ihc State. passed ut March
Session, ISL, chapter %. -
StCTloN - And llc it enacted, That when
ever any person Shall make application to the
Levy Courts, Commissioners. or Appeal TaX
Courts, as the case may be, to make him or
her an allowance, or reduction on account Of
the sale. transfer, alienation, loss, dcStTuc-
ton or removal of any property, or the col
lection or payment Of any public or private
security for money, it shall be the duty of
the said Levy Court, Commissioners, or APP
peal Tax Court, To intcrrogItc such person,
on oath, in reference to the sud property or
security. and the disposal Of tie same, and
especially to Inquire Of him or her by whom
said property has been sold or transferred :,
the amount of the purchase money, or the
money collected .lni paid, and how the same
has been invested ; AMI ii shall also be the
duty of the Suid Levy Courts, Commissioners.
ur Appeal Tan Court, to intcrrugate the said
person. on oath, in II ference to any acquisi-
lions or investments made by the said person
and not already assessed. and the amount Of
such acquisitions and Investments, in what
ever description Of security, shall be added
t." the asScSSable property Of the person so
applying, and charged accordingly, and if the
said person refuse to answer the intcrroga-
tories proposed as aforesaid. no allowance or
deduction shall be made ON his or her Sscss-
mcut. March 20. lSJS--jw.
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DlSS0LITIO

rE1IFE Partnership heretofore existing
b. under the firm Of Samuel i. Carson X Go.
is this day dissolved by mutual coaScnt.-
Ether partner will usc the name Of the firm
in settlement Of the business.
JOHN CARSON.
JESSE Il. COULSON,
SAMUEL. X. CARSON.
January LIST, 1898.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

T have this day associated with nc my
L. nephew, Joseph W. Rcynold, for the
Of tie
GRAIN IND LTNBER BUSINESS.
under the firm OF JIcoh Tome x Co. Thank
fiji for past patronage, | hope the same
luyOrs will be extended to the new firm.
JACOB TOME.
Port Deposit, March /, 1888.
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CECIL BANK, .

PoRT DEPOSIT, NM. -,
March 18th. 1858
H1IIE Annual Election of Nine Directors Of
l. this Institution, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Banking House, on
the first Monday in May, next, between
the hours Of eleven and one o'clock.
TlIOS. G. BOND,
March 20, lS5S-tm. Cashier.
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Office.
Notice..
NOTICE

NOTICE..
TIE subscriber having been appointed and
conimjs sioncd by the Governor, a JUSTICE
OF TIE PEACE for Cecil county, is now
prepared to transact all business appertaining
to that office. JOSEPH +. CANTN ELL.
EIkt0n, Mar q, 1858
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MERCANTILE.
l. ~ DIunu -, ELaTCN!
On Main vt. Nearly opposite
She old Bank.


FNllE subscriber respectfully announces to
a the people of Elkton and its Vicinity.
thai he has opened . New Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE, and now Offers for sale afthr
lowest CASH rates II first ra:e asSoriisrnt OF
Family Groceries including all the vaiie lies
kept in Retail Storea. Also well selected
stock of
DRY GOODS,
Qnecnsware, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
uood4, &c., &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on
band good lot o: Shovcls, SPADES, Corn
Hoes, !iny forks; and hc intends to keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers.
He also has FiNhSalt, Bacon and good
assortment Of BrandicS, Wines ard other Ii
qusrS. Wholesale and Retail.
His whole Stock is selected with great care
and he respectfully invites all persons to call
and examine and judge for themselves.
IT, Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM MCCLELLAND, Jr.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

MILL FOR RENT.
TsNllE subscriber offers for cnt the ROCK
l. RUN MiLL ROPERTY, situated on
the Tide Water canal. about five miles above
IIavrc. dc Grace. The Mill runs two pair Of
bnrrs. There are TWO j W L l. l. n G
HOUSES, a Warc-l House, Store House. and
Wharvcs on the canal belonging to the pro-
perty, all Of which will be rented together, or
in parcels to suit.
HENRY W. ARCHER, Atty,
Bc-Air, Hartford county.
March, 90, 1S5S-lm.
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20,)OOOOo an amount more than equal
tu all The lands under cultivation in 1850
all Of which either is now, or soon will be
brought into The market, in competition with
the public lands, exclusive Of the workings
Of the Graduation Bill, which admits Of more
than ofall that is TO lc sold, 10 be sold at ID
cents Fer acre. Sol is readily seen that all
Government from this time forward will not
nay the expenses Of survey and sale: and
hence the importance of all the states Joining
Der acre, or more and All abrogation of the
graduation sw lndle. }. JOINS.
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NhIIFE

NOTICE.
The subscriber will continue thc MER-
BUSINESS in Port Deposit, at
the Store heretofore occupied by Samuel Il.
Carson \ Co. S. ROWLAND CARSON.
January LIST, 1858. Mar Z, lSjS-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10

The highest Price will always he paid
for GRAIN Of all kinds, and MANCRES of
every description will be sold on the MOST
TERMS. LUMBER will be dis
posed Of at the Low EST POSSIBLE RATES, by
J. TONE Y co.
Port Deposit, March l, 1858. Imar l33m
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NOTICE.

TiNlIE stockholders in the COnowngo Bridge
l Company are hereby notified to meet at Joseph
Loss store West Conowinso) at 10 o clock n. m.
IN the oath of APRIL. next. for the purpose o!
ecctmg Il President and Four Directors. to serve
said Company until the time of the regular
election, as prescribed by an act of the legislature
If Maryland, passed the It'll of March, lSiI. in
cooperating said company. Each stakeholder TO
have one vote in person or by proxy in writing for
each share of stock which he or she may hold
Iy order Of the President ana Directors.
HENRY Money,
March 81, lSSS--tc. Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10

IS an evidence of the manner in which the
Pablo Lands are being lii,tcrcd away in spite
Of the prof, Ssions of g the Democracy to the
contrary, viii give the operations ola single
State as an example Of ALL single ont
Arkansas brcauSc She is Il small state small
in population AND in amount Of land culuya-
ted. That state has r,civld Of the Pull;
lands, rs stated below
S.4G5 eco acres, Swamp lands;
4.uGOtCO - for Railroads;
1876 Geo g" Special appropriation
| go, 600 % Share Of School lands.
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NEW STORE

l n T. l. X II 9 n.
I have taken the Store House ON the Main Street
of EIkon, lately occupied by Mcssrs AId,idgc
X Grant. and by Samuel j.. Grant, ESQ, and have
just finished opening and now olcr for sale
An Entirely New Stock Of Goods,
consisting. in part. Of n General Variety of DRY
GOODS. choice STOCK OF GROCERIES, PRO
VISIONS, and largo and carefully selected
stock Of IoorS and SuoHs and HATS. &c, &c.
My entire stock having been purchased in
Philadelphia within the last few days, ! have had
the advantage Of the late decline in prices Of al =
most every article Of Merchandise. and persons
buying in Elkton for the READY CASH might find
it greatly to their advantage to give me call
before purchasing elsewhere K. L. NAY.
Eikton, March 49, lSJS-:;in#
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RAILWAY kENovATiNG EEsuLvEST should 10
haired us a blessing by every mother throughout
tho land whose Infants are afflicted with Sores.
llumors dc. These brcakings out Qhus earlyj are
evidences of disease transmitted from the paIant
stock. A few doses OF tho RENovAr!N6 REsUtyE,r
will eradicate every vcstigs Of the disease and
insure the child i sound and healthy body.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10
CONSTJTTTInNAL DrerAers

Many diseases that ailicl humanity are inherited
as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sicky
shes. Scrofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits,
are among the most common Of constitutional
diseases. Now, we caIe not how many generations
the seeds Of these diseases may have been cstab ISM
eli IN the system. corruPtng he bood-RaDwAY's
fES0NArtSG RESoLvENr will eradicate from Tho
bodies Of the afflicted every particle Of diseased
deposits and fill tho veins with new, pure and
heuI hy hinnl
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

E1- We have been SO busy working ea
Delinquent Lists for two weeks. that y.
have had NO time 10 devote to anything
else. We hope our readers will bear vi, h
us during the four weeks utilization Of tho
List. Although it is not very interestine.
TO the most Of our readers, il shows to =
demonstration that the financial crash #
1897 Was "showsred alike upon the rich
and the poor"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

1-Dr. /. A. Borton has recently lc.
ca;ed IN this place, for the purpose If
pr'c'icing Medicine. For particulars. con.
suit his card in another column of 10 davs
Democrat.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
MASONIC,
SHERIFFS SALE

BY virtue of an Execution issued by the Clerk
ofth Common Pleas Court Marshall County, In.
diana and to me directed; have tax IN and will sF
er Tor sale At public auction as the law directs, at
the Court House Door in Plymouth. on the 25th
day of December 1855, between the hours Of 10
o'clock m and io'clock p IT ofsaid day. the fol.
lowing described property, to-wt: The south
east quarter OF the north west quarter af section
IL. township -. North of range ] east, III Marshall
County Indiana, with the appurtenquccs. thcrcunto
belonging. Taken rs the property OF Asa Wick
lzer and W h. WickizeF al the su ' q. John
johnson. m O. NJ BARNARD. Sheriff " :.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

1liook and Ladder Company meet.
ing next Thursday night.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

brCombs, at the Post Office has II upper, Ora.
lam, knick erbocker, Magazine. for December.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

~ Messrs. Brown & Parks will except
our thanks for indianapolis papers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

bring US some wood? De'ys mind
that
A-Go to the Continsntl's Concsr. 70
night
SWho will bring us some potatoes.
EVTHE PRrsrER.--A Monthly News.
paper, devoted to the art presryatiy. Of
all Arts published by Henry d Hunt.
lngton New York, at One Dollar year in
advance, or ten cents single copy for No.
'ember has ben sent US by the publishers.
1t is the design of publishers. to e..
change with every publication OF, ~ Cen
tlnent of North america. Those who
have not received the Printer, ar. pxrticu-
larIy urged to farward their publication for
an Exchange" Every printer should
take the Printer.
HESee Doc Lemons Advertisement in
to-dsy's paper
Esr The Board of County Commission.
ers meet next Thursday.
ES-P. Fl. w. d C. R.R. is Comnl...d
to Chicago.
As Z. t. Morse. Esq. Freight Acen.
OF this place. has been sent TO Cb;c,.o
Sorry 10 loose as good a citizen ~ Char.
ley.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL LAND WARRANT.
STATE OF IlD/fN1

MARSHALL COUNT
Notice is hereby given that Iioyace Goblin. ad
minisrator OF the estate OF Elizabeth Souihersud,
deceased. has fled his petition 10 sell Land War.
liant No 92'', of the Gcccdent, her personal &c.
ns Insufficient to pay her debts, and that said PC
tition will be heard Ut the next term of the MIR
shall court OF common Pleas of said county.
itJ Tysr; n. X. PACKARD. tick
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
State Of gnoiana, Stlarsbau Gouatp, IS:

], THOMAS MCDONALD Auditor of said County, do hereby
certify that the foregoing list Lands and Town Lots
turned delinquent for the of due them for the
year 1857 and that the vefay argae with amount
of taxes with which they stand charged that the said
lands, much thereof may be due them
there" the time of sale will be sold public auction the Court
House door Plymouth Marshall County Indiana the first Nor
day. the 3rJ day of January 1859.
In Witness Whereof, have hereuno my hand this
9th day of November 1853
1t4 THOMAS MCDONALD a. NJ c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
Y ANKE e NJ OTTO N S
Periumery,
Hair Oil.
Burning Fluid,
Tobacco,
Cigars, &C.,
And, in fact, everything usually kept in a Drr z
Store AT prices as low as Gun he afforded. Call

DIR. T. A. BORTON,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office over Persl;ne's Drug Store, in Dr. A. o
Borton's Dental Rooms, Mi chigan street, side
corner of Gano, where he may be consulted dur.
ing Office hours. Dwelling two doors north of the
Court House, Center st. west side, Plymouth, Ind
n. THE RUSH FOR THAT
OO1AOO' Prime article of Coffee
is still kept up. We have a little more left. and
can supply all at the low price of ID, cts per H.
December LIST 1858. mi RICE y SMITH
STITE or INDL1N1,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
I'm Marshall Circuit court, February Term so.
To all whom ii may concern: Notice l. hereby
given that Ann b Russell has this day hv Reeve
Capron, her attornics, filed in the Clerks office Of
the Marshall Circuit Court, her petition to have
her name changed to that of Ann b Cornelius, and
that said petition will be heard and determined At
the February term of said court, on the second ju
ridicsl day thereof 1859. to be held at the Court
House in Plymouth in said county. In testimony
whereof, J., Newton X Packard, Clerk Of said
court. have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
l.. S. seal of said court this Goth day Of No
vember 1853. [lt3l PACKARD, Clerk
Notice 10 Heirs Of Petition 10 sell Real
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
Sheriff s Sale.

By virtue of ELI ENocG ion to me directed from
the Clerk of the Common Pleas court, of Marshall
County Indiana, will, on the 9th day of D.ccm-
Der, ls5e. between the hours of ten O'Clock a n.
and four O'Clock p m. of said dav, nj the Cont
House door IN the town of Plymouth offer for sal.
AS the law directs, the following described property
to wit: The north east quarter OF the south east
quarter OF section 90 township -, range /. east.
III Marshall County Indiana. Taken as the prop
er'y ol Thomas Henderson at the suit of Anthony
Gouid. Its VI BARNARD. Sheriff " c
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
EXPL AN Al ION


undivided m the Michigan
aud
blank, the the above them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

ABrlng us some wood? De'ys mind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that Lucrctin Noreis,
late widow of said decedcnt and administrative OF
Inrkin Thompson. has flied her petition to sell the
real estate of the decedent. his personal being in
sufficient to pay his debts and HAT said petition
will be- heard at the next term Of the common
Pleas court Of said county.
ia Tr.r N.R.PACKARp, C.cPNC.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
stlarsball County nemotrat
D. G P. MCDONALD, Editors.
PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 2, 1858.
8rSee Rice & Smiths advertisement.

b-for want of room, We are obliged to le,v~
out some advertisements, special notices, etc;
Will make it all o h, next week
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
A Settlement Wanted

All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 r.
VI. Brown Co., or X. Brown, are hereby notified
that a settlement must he had imme diately, in
der 10 save trouble and costs. The accounts are
in the hands of K. VI. BROWN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-02

In the Article headed Tynsr City. on
the first page. in the fifth line read North
West, instead of Southwest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06
The Captured Africans n, Charleston.

TO TnN knfTOR OF TIKI CHARLESTON MRACuRYs
Your very Interesting account OF ihese people almost
rerders furtner description unnecessary But ~
the Contribution your PAPER presented picture
aios oiler bright, would Dc sa " snow both sides
Of those 10 health, comparatively ~, found about
250-of whom some atty we're females. There
about hfiy others II DO not pretend 10 exactness In
ngares) IN he sick wares various stges OF disease
upoer the Egusior-la,ude 80 sDuih longitude IL %
East In the es books 10 vhch have had rucs
Law tnern have not found them described. Bosens
explorations Central Advantageous Ia tho
southern Tsrt Barth's volumes, far be has gone,
are descriptive OF North and Central Africa SO that am
lott some~hs, n lose Tor references. The negroes
Of various ages, from thirty Yeas 70 fe~
months, or even vceks--some I should Judge
having been born on the passage. n Is wonderful how
either mother infant survived such event
n has already been stated that they beong various
tribes This soon apparent from The difference
shades from their being congrevaed separste groups
and The evdcu, inability 10 converse generally with each
action between them, except in the chanting and clap
ping CT hands In these ALL under the leadership OF one
man, the largest among them, united.
hes Also been noticed that these Africans far be-
low the size common 10 be same age Of negroes AN ing
This understood 70 refer 70 height; FER ensei aied
anatomy thar ! am, cosd conjecture what their weight,
N bessn would be- Among the whole number, Il strucx
me n, the men above referred 70 may have been five
iest eight inches hgh-s few more may reach Eve feet
six but besides these there did not 70 be sny Of
the who over ave feet two or three incnes.
Some few half Dozen perhaps, Of the msu, asd few
women, seemed in goo1 heath and coneiuon II ~
tuppc thai these OF the former ~ su0n
not slowed aray tss nod, but we're emrloyea
In work re about The siav~ rhs women, 'of SONS in
explained historically u beer co1uiunr
Than the men. fou haze atsaiy ssskt tntt tho atcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

kA~sks LOWING UP-kf. NslAndigham, Who takee he
sea The merit scss IN Of Congress which w occupied
by Hoa. Lewis ~ Campbell as the reuresen.
native a. the rnird district Of Ono, says
whenever Kaneas shall present 10 Congress a republ
can form o. constitution, framed by conveuiioa asscm
bssd and aoxins under any valid law o. Der territorial
I@e stature and submitted 10 and rsAhed By fair aud
hor~.s vo<s Il We people and shall 40 sdmsoa under
A. sne SHAH have mr. vote for immediate a1risson under
such oaasutruo whether she shall have 'es thousands
ies just ninety three housand four han5rs "a
asd tweniy
rsx rrpsy y.urprevps gBRornRzs) AGsv ~ rgs FFtp.
-isrsel Nah yofne, Jr baa been repomnstea 0r Oh
gree Ia the Fh det'.c' n wsire Ehu Washourbe q
90 ASsln 10 he Frs alssrci Of Illinois sn1 = Wssb
sure Il nomrasop fof ~ her term tie secJnd lis
Vt u Ws.cOstn. They Afe ~ -cpublisans
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NAnOC1ArTQ RkPgBlIOAH annakAL O0.nIrf A.
usSs:. s.s..s1 ! 8: s,s = sss:.y g sss 20
ss g . = ss primary :
3 bed = thsI Issesc TuesasI ss "a ssy q
as snsr.ooa Q. De sssoao. saa one alter
30 hsia syIscuse Sss day OF ssptsm
In the wards ornirg each assent! district the vong
FOR .aS
" e Is. ~
1aIRp %ARDEish delegates 70 the FIRST district .sa sAr
Fousrn wAnDThrse delegates to the First districts and IL
Sixth wARD- One dsless<e to the First aeso.t
sryssrn WAaD-Four delegates Fourth 4isrss 40
EcrIa delegate. to the Third district and ave
NINTH W.nD-Four delegates TO the FIFTH district a.a
iEsIH WARDrive delegates to the Fourth district ana fo.r
EIsyss!H wAssr delegates 10 the KsAA District -
seven % the Twelfth .,...,. a ia Pou.. r,.,-...
two 70 he nA and Six 70 he sissS
founr..sra yAsp-1wo delegates to the Fourth District
w.So-.hrss as,sss;s: g the FnA s..<'s.
w.HD-IwS ae;ss.ss 90 the Sixth District
yf 20 s aea a is 3. ssd the wards
places and DIR the direction Of the Inspectors hereinafter
FRsi wARD.llo oreenwies street; william Kenny. Jean
wSs.s.. Es.sssl Ssy.aass Ia.p.esI. $3.50. 49,.
COPE w% s%a asoTs' sInr Ro..v,
Lafayette MoDoSsid 1homas Brown. James LAnsdos In
FTrn wAnp-se wee, Broadway; Jas y. Han. rAs..
tST Stn wsPe mo. Yimo.hy Bronoa. or,
Kinney, Thomas ryan, iDsp.cor
ss.s :na s s;
Etcarn Wooster street; Gershor Cohen ksss
NINTH wARp-vances oorne, Perry street .sd gree. va
inspsciss. -.
sIHyssTn WARP un,op ss co.psr Of Fourth street ss1
Ava q SaS al t.lay ahn Damn and
TwsLrTg wARp-SlcQusds's corner OF Third Avsaue cd
Eighty seventh street 0eorgs Gibbons xdwArd Ksche
THarrssTa WAND VIM r-sstry e. h,uss corner Brscsas
ssd r,n streets William r scuorniok James Masll. ste
FoURrErNrH v ARD-Cryssa sss Grand street; ThomAA
I oasn "
John b aver Cornesi.s Campbell. iaspeetors
PIN, charles arshsrn, wm morrison, inspectors.
m csas az l.
i, sG,nLiS1H wAnD-UDon corner Of third .yenue sna
hse ssSSid co. nspseca
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H. haroney. inspectors
and iehih snrue. VIM smpson VIM Car. Richard Fan.
TWENTY FIRST WARD cos,ers corner OF Thirty four
street and second Stephen Cornell John Tracy aud
Twenty sroosp WAao-7r4 Klss,a avenue Barley Ward
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g elect one eeeFse snt one a!eIrse rom he nats, os
% Ss nsss syenn se'"0ers O'Clock At 'h' ''"
FIRST DISTRICT ITO Green wce street.
epCoRD IlsTRiCr-Sxlh Wa Hotel
THIRD DisIRcr-fhsn.x Ite ffes, prc2d0ay.
FOURTH hIsTRcT-ry thssofss hall
fnIH IisrRcr-Adrsfic, co ner HUDSON sal BArsos
streets
sivu DIsrRIcr-Cry,ai 2sS Grand street
sEvESTg bisTRIcr-voodsi5s, corner sirts Asasnc AT
1eirtser'h street
AIcnTH DISTRICT Adranc, aouvesneur AS 9rsaA
streets
sESTu rrsrRlcr-- Jack sou Fsn ga First avenue
TWELFTH LisTs crv.ica hs, corner cf Fourth street.
and .
The 70 the st. conyeot,o, IA meet :, rsn
msby ball Friday eyec.nG Septenbs -, siSoceok, IT,
ore snizsiion
tee u Rev York.
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