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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. s., cus,om,ouse street near

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81, customhouse street near
l Royal stree-For the Cure of Old Chronic Mercuraal
yphtic and all Private Diseases, without Mercury hinlance
from business exposure to friends in
I'll cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. james prac
uakahe he has effected which pronounced Incur
able by the most eminent physicians jses him in Offering his
services to the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
of the diseases termed Privae and of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per
naneny eradicacs namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of Females however
complicated they be- Diseases of the Back and Lons In
Illumination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumor and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
g them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
by or impoency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth viz
Weakness OF Back aad Limbs Pain in tie Head Dmness Of
VISOR Loss OF Muscular Power Palptaon of the Heart Dys
pepse Nervousness lrtabily, symptoms of Consumption
etc enfay the fearful effects on the mind more 10 be
areNuFu Loss Oh Memory Confusion of leas Depression of
Spirits l Forbodings, Aversion Society Self istrust
Love OIL soltue Tmity etc. of the evils produced
Al persons hilcied with OF the above should
not a to call on Dr. James and perfect
heah let no false delicacy yo apply Mt once
terrible malady. ~
Weakness of the organs Immediately cured and full yigor
restored. $3.50 " ''e
Remember "The Medical House of Dr. James, is 81 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
from ) A. NJ. 10 s r. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRecent of Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
d7 81 Cnstomtnusc street
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From New Mexico.
The st. Louis Republican publishes the fol.

The st. Louis Republican publishes the fol-
lowing:
SANTA FE, Oct. II, 1851, P. M.-The mai
from Independence, due on last Tuesday, and the
one due at IL, NJ, to-day, have not arrived. 1t is
on the road. Maj. Donaldson, Second Mounted
Dragons, and Maj Longstreet, Paymaster U.S.A.,
with Col. Bonnevle's wife and daughter reached
Fort Union on Saturday, 9th inst. They will be
be here tomorrow.
Certain disaffected, growing, dissatisfied poll
tcians, who are nuisance wherever they CO. have
persuaded Gallegos to contest Otero's seat in the
next Congress, and although some of his party
pretend to be good Democrats, they rely entirely
House Of Representatives to give Gallegos the
seat.
Cold weather has come very early and the crops
are severely injured. Corn will be scarce and
high.
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rTHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WoULn

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD
respectfully give notice that they have arranged for the
express Facilities over the NEW ORLEANS JACKSON and
GREAT NORTHERN and connecting railroads. whereby they
enabled THROUGH EXPRESS for the forwarding
of bank notes specie ewer valuable packages baggage
merchandise fruit and all articles requiring despatch and
from u parts of the North East and West.
Also, LOCAL EMPRESS to and from New Orleans vicks-
burg Jackson and Canton and stations the New
leans, Jackson and Great Northern the Mississippi Central and
Southern Gliss9 Railroads, BY passenger trains.
Messengers in charge Of Bank Notes Gold small pack
for the Northern Eastern and Western cities daily through
by land route.
Until the completion of the Mississippi Central Railroad
fregs for Memphis and the North will be dispatched Ycks
burg by rail- thence by river to destination.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the carly forwarding
of Fruits and all articles of perishabe Freight for
places oil the line of the Roads should be plainly with
the of the STATION where it is intended to be left
Freight to be forwarded by Express will be received the
office 96 Camp street and at the Passenger Depot
Cnlliope and Magnolia streets.
Articles be forwarded by Express will be delivered without
extra charge
For etc., inquire at the office, 96 Camp street.
o3 I'm j. j. MCkEEFER Agent.
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PRIMITIVE FoREsrs.- Bohemia Prince Schwartz
enberg has forty or fifty thousand acres of print
tive forest, averaging over hundred cords of
wood to the acre. In many localities in the inte-
ror of the forests the trees stand in straight lines.
lines show where some departed giants have fallen,
the seeds terminating more readily in the moulder-
ing substance of the decaying veterans than in the
deep vegetable SOIL Some Of the pines and frs
the frs ten feet in diameter, at six feet from the
ground was blown down lately at contained
twenty-five cords of wood These forests used to
be infested with wild beasts, bears, wolves and
last of his race, still hannts the Jokns Wafd If he
has not given up his bachelor ghost within a few
months,
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DESTRUCTIVE T1Rr.-A dispatch of the 2sth.

uIsputcH lotHs
from Newark, N. j., says
Two large factories of the Chadwick Patent
Leather Company, and eight large dwelling houses,
located on South Bridge street, were destroyed by
fire this afternoon; Loss over thirty thousand dol
lars. The loss of Chadwick q Co. amounts to
John H. Stephen, s3000-insured $500; E. Halsey,
slO00-insured 5000; and other small losses. The
total amount of insurance is $4,000, wholly in
New York offices. This is the third time that the
Chadwick Company has suffered losses by fire in
the last three years. The insurance in New York
offices is as follows: Metropolitan, $1,000; Excel
sor, $4,000; Commercial 10000; Artisans, $1,000;
Mercantile, 5000; besides limited amount else
where. Lewis and Walter Hopper, workmen in
the Chadwick factory, were severely burned-it il
feared fatally. ~. - -.
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THE U. S. Consul AT LEGHoRS.-We mentioned
few days ago that the Tuscan Government had
withdrawn the exequatur to Joseph Binda Consul
of the United States of America at Leghorn. The
Florence correspondent of the Newark IN. J.) AID.
vertiser writes
This, of course, puts end to his official author
ity, and leaves our countrymen without a repre-
sentative in Tuscany in perilous period. Mr. B.
citizen. He married into the family of General
Sumpter, of South Carolina, and received the APP
pointment many years ago, at the instance of the
representatives of that State, and more gentle
manly or intelligent person was probably never
sent abroad in the same capacity.
The same writer states that several foreign con-
suls had become involved in political matters,
which probably accounts for the course pursued
towards Mr.. B.
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ANOTHER EARrHqrAKE-sanF Francisco has again

ANOTHER EARTHQUAkE.-SanF rhhCsc0 mas again
been visited by an earthquake. 1t occurred on
the 9TH. The Herald of the 9Th October says:
A new brick house on Dupont street, between
Suffer and Post, was rent from top to bottom to
the plaster was thrown from the ceiling clocks
stopped in several parts Of the city; glasses
jinged on the sideboards, and very general
alarm was felt 1t is singular that, amid all these
who did not experience the shock at all
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From Paraguay we learn that the English Consul
at that place had demanded his passports from the
government, and had arrived at Buen0s Ayres on
the 18th of August, on board the steamer Saito do
Guayra. He left Paraguay on the 1lth Of August,
in consequence of misunderstanding with Presi-
dent Lopez, on account of the arrest of person
named Cancer, British subject, on suspicion Of
President of the Republic. The English Consul
left her Majestys subjects under the protection Of
the French Minister.
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affIfiii 0ctUDef
18th, says:
The United States steam frigate Saranac and
sloop Cyane were at San Juan del Sur; the sloop
st. Marys is cruising along the Mexican coast,
while the frigate Merrimac and sloop Vandalia are
on the way to the United States via Cape Horn.
The Lancaster and Levant are doubtless at Valpa-
raise by this time. There is no vessel of war in
the harbor of Panama at present. The Saranac
is expected here in about ten days, her relief being
expected out in the next steamer from New York.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Jas. f. Harrison is de-
tached from the Sabine and ordered to the Preble.
Assistant Surgeon r. J. Freeman succeeds DIR.
Harrison. The st. Louis will come to Greytown
and the Sabine go to Aspinwall about the Goth.
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LAKE OoRooMIAn.--A late analysis of water from
Lake Ooroomiah, shows that it contains nearly
three pounds of salt to the gallon-considerably
more than the water of the Dead Sea. The water
is so salt, and evaporates so rapidly, that swim.
mer on coming out of it is Immediately covered
with minute crystals, and looks as if he had come
out of flour bin. The extreme sadness of this and
the neighboring lakes arises, evidently, from the
separation, at some remote period, of large mass
of water from the main ocean. Continued evap0-
ration from this minor ocean gradually reduced its
volume of water, until it is now confined to the
valleys Of the Caspian the ral and the lakes about
Ooroomah. The smaller lakes have become per-
fectly saturated brines and there are valleys in
their neighborhood where the water is completely
dried up, leaving nothing but beds of salt.
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FOR GoNoRRHEA. GLEEr, WEAKNESS, P.

FOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
L. in the Back, and all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOI.U.
TIoNThs wordrenowned preparation all affections
Of gencr;ive organs, whether chronic PhySi
Clans of England Of France and of America acknowledge
efficacy Thousands of sufferers have been relieved by it,
Purely vegetable in composition, it is harmless ii eff
cacos. The system becomes invgoated and the debiated
body and depressed mind are restored to energy.
b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States
uy17 " Apohecary % Camp street, New Orleans.
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AN OLD MAN MrnDrRrD.-A dispatch of the 2sth

ult. from Newark, N. j., says:
An inquest will be held tomorrow at Pompton,
on the body of John Gordon, aged go years, which
in mangled condition. The body bears the evil
dence of having been very badly beaten, and the
throat is cut and mangled in a horrible manner. A
man named George Ackers has been arrested on
the charge of committing the act, and the suspicion
is very strong against him. 8
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Longfellow asks "what single rose on lady's
forehead indicates" Probably it means that if
she is kissed it must be under the rose.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

jourdhu IL Quaems District Vile dc la Nouyele Or
Iaans. - '' ~ :" -''''''o"'
re hcfnn sra suYert jour susd de novembre dats
cIlne elecon depths heures A. NJ usqua
~ pset de ecevoir des eecteurs qualities
y III arosse dOreans Ia surveillance
grshers aui seront NOMINEES raatets cop6ens tlec
on dcva etr condus ct les par pcats dewost
TRANSMITS officer noussgns charge do les confor
Burean du Sheriff, Parssss iorlaans sd,c.obre 1859
o25 II r PARKE I'M ab.r;e
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FROST IN MoBILE-The Tribune of Tuesday
says:
There was heavy and beautiful white frost
yesterday morning The weather was cold, crisp
and bracing.
Fuel now is in demand, and it is dear enough to
make the necessity of it not very agreeable to
poor people. Both wood and coal are scarce but
Of the former cargoes are daily expected.
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A Nut TO DE CRAcKED.-It is stated on reliable
authority that the slaves of a widow lady in Shen-
andoah county, Va, were furnished with arms by
the Abotionsts, and a night appointed for them
to start for Harper's Ferry. Instead of doing so,
however, when the time came, they held a consult
alton. and taking those very arms they kept guard
from dark till dawn around their mistress house.
In the morning they showed her the arms, told her
what they had done, and went to work as usual.
Washington Star.
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o. MCDONNELL's RESTAURANT. No

ssHM = III Common street. between Baronue and GA
>A~. NJ ronseet streets New Orleans.
1&saSSAfEy This cstabli bnANt will remain
the summer where everything; the affords can be found
and prices The well ventilated rooms make il more
desirable than any other similar place city during warm
weather.
Furnished for transient Bosrders.
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices
MCDONNELL 4 McGRAW,
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All voters whose snrIane begin with any initial letter rang
ing from H. both inclusive will their No
One of their respective Precincts and all the whose sur
names begin with initial letter ranging from
elusive will their Poll No. Two
Precincts; with the exception Of the voters of the
SEVENTH PRECfNCT-All this Precinct whose
begin with any initial letter ranging TO G. both
inclusive. will their Poll No. One All voters
whose begin with any initial ranging from to
N both inclusive will their votes Poll Two and ali
whose srnames begin with any initial letter ranging
from y, both inclusive will their votes at Poll No.
Three " 49,
BY order of the Central Board of Commissioners
j. AID ROZIER, Secretary
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Popretors lowest Wholesale prices
eera Depot Special Agency, Nos I5 and II Chares street
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A WOMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE.-A
dispatch of the oath, from Boston, says:
Clarinda Jourdan plead guilty to the charge of
manslaughter in the first degree, and was sent to
Sing Sing today for life. She poisoned her hus
band about two years since. The woman is but
few removes from an idiot.
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y Suns lul anu 81 SufitlGb otlEGtt
| OILS.
Rusht0n's Cod Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarps's do
British, Harlacm.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, BAY Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fup,
Jones' Lilly White.
4 SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Railways Mcdicated, CASTLES,
Almond. Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrlghts Indian Vegetable,
Moifats Life, Brandrcthts,
Strong,s Compound Sanative,
Ssrons's Pectoral Stomach,
Hull . Fever and Ague.
MorrisDi's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
| ions,
Graeiienberg, Jayne's snna.
Jayne's Aene, Winer's Camo-
mile,
IIibbmrd's Anti Bilious, Peters,
Spenccr's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's. covel's Rheumatic.
ADdcrson's, Allpl,a.ic's Health,
Wisier's Gentle i'mgatiye,
| Aiiebasis' Aguc. ioopefs $,
Chickner's sugar-coa,rl, d.
GIlbert's AMI Bilious Beck
willis,
I.ady's Blood, Ingoldsby's pills,
SCOTS Vegetable. Eagun's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Lriy 3 Female,
Londpn'a Indian Saiatist,
l.oudcn's Agnc, liolloway's,
iialstcad's Anli-Dyspcpflc,
GordDn's, Mcl.ancfs Liver.
HAL, DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bntchelor's,
iilnnan's Instantaneous,
Ballads, jules Hancl's,
Cristadna's, Boglrs.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Inyigorating Cor
dial,
Thosn's Extract,
lTarrant's Aperiant,
Tnrranrs Elixir Of RhuDarb,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief.
rooillaehe Drops.
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder'a Cordial,
Ihompson's Eye Water,
Watts NervOu, Anti,
Billings's Astringent,
lHyatts Life Balsam,
MeMunn's Elixir Of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief, "
Railways Resolyent,
Tarranra indciible Ink,
DR.. Fi;ch's Body Brnces,
DIR. f'itch's shoulder Braces,
Dir. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes,
Dr. Roses Preparations,
Nincr'S Arcanrm Extract,
rfneur's Specific,
MarshHll's Chtholicon,
DIR. fi'eli's Preparations,
Morse's COMPOUND Syrup of
yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger.
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com
pound,
Moriimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
crossnl.n's Specific.
DR.. Wards Specific,
uphani's Pile Elec,uary,
Steers Oreiildoc,
Godfrey cordial,
Tnrlingion's Bnlsam,
DIR. Cniirtfs Preparations,
liaiciuan's Drops, ..
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Scidlits and Soda Powders,
Eppine's Fluid Extract Bichu,
incina Cordial,
Itunp Cordial,
iiarts Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc,
l.eily's Erasiye Spup,
kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Ghnlc.a syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Cunnell's Mixture,
Dr. Marchial's Uterine Gatholi.
con,
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WILLIAMS & TUCKER.
w COMMISSION MERGHANTS,
No. 159 Gravier street,
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, NEW ORLEANS.
GEORGE W. TUCKER myl7 ly
NJDTICE-MR. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
our employ this day, and holds full power Of A.to
new as per passed before James Graham Notary Public Of
JULIAN NEVILLE 4 CO., Auctoneers.
New Orleans, July H. 1859. iyl5 6m
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lever AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
diseased action in the system induced by poisonous miasn
Of vegetable decay This exaaon is evolved by the action
while the sns is eo~ the horizon this fingers the
earhs surface and the virus is taken with through the lungs
into the blood There It irritating poison the
nal NsectG and excre,ing of the body The liver be-
bile feom he blood Both virus nn the lille nccuuae in
the ccua lon ami produce violent constitutional disorder The
and become disolered also Finally thc instinct organ
ism a, II in an attempt to expel the noXo Infusion concen
force them The blood the surface and
Ss2ei r e central 9tgaS viii eqngee y1e1es is
lows IL Which tie Slood ta central organs and PUSHES TO
he surface 4 in another effort expe the Irritating poison
teT tag strength M ePsIs another
day; These are the hts and paoSysm Of FEVER AND AGUE
if it is not removed
We have abored to find, and have found, an aniotc,
,,z,,h .n,,.u.,,.. ayers Ague Cure,
aies The ssr to exEe from the body As i so 50 does
hi Infection taken in expes from the system
u absorbed end thus keeps those who use it free from It's It
ese Consequently not only but protects from the
.c a as Rsm scf Fs ais ch eye es
Masked AEae Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache Bilious
Eanete Cstarh, Asthma, Papi,atios Painful Affection
the Spleen, Mysteries Collie, Paralysis and Painful Affections
this will be found less the intermittent
type This Agnc Cure" the Of these erange
This aceomplshes by stimulating the exce;ories expe
the virus from the system and these by degrees become
what We term Te aesoph The a ns
end but often life is not long enough or is sacrificed in The
Wehave great to believe this AS safer
miasatc Infection than any other which been discovered
and Il has still another important advantage to the public which
Is that II is cheap as well MI :, gSoa. bv-
DR.. J. e. i;vef A Sss, & Co..
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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Can a shoemaker be said to be an inidel because
he don't believe in the immortality of the sole!
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~ ~ ATTENTION!-YE MERCHANTS YE
Steamboat e. and Hotel Caterers, Restaurant
49, RER1A,s Mammoth Barratara and Mobile Bay
OYSTER DEPOT, No. 10 Front and Nos. Is and % Fulton
and ready reception of orders for the fall
campaign The simple fact of oes being again his post will
be sufficient of their being with
puncuality Is heretofore. SECS I'M
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AVIS Special aux Electeurs de la willie de In
NOuyelJ e.llrleans,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

-a. GAIPIN'S CHOP HOUSE-No. 9 Ex.
Gha IIT rhGe near Canal street and the Pos. Office
YoH JOhS iAlPlS takes pleasure in calling the atten-
Sx1a ton Of his old friends and CHOP
HnL sf consequently located for business they
will find everything the market affords cooked cleapy
served and a moderate rates. '
DON'T FORGET THE ''CHOP HOUSE,
Galpn Beefsteaks, Chops Sansages good as
old Cre and other Wines Liquors carefully selected to
be had for the askigand small specie payment OBJ If
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Special Notice to the Electors of the CITY of
New Orleans. -

That Of the Parish of Orleans the right bank of the
Mississippi river, the House. Commissioners W
Hyde, VIM. Gerard, Manuel Garcia
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BUREAU Central DIES CoMNssArREs, )
Vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans, 2 d'octobre 1859 (
A Wis AUX ELECTEURS DE LA PAROIS.
"A Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ordonnte pour LUNDI IL
de novelre 1889 vettu dnne proclamation de Excel
lence Robert O. Wickc Gonverneu de Eat de Ia Louisiana
date du Ter de scpembrc 1852 Ia surinendance
dies C0mnsraires cdeSsous endrois suiyans
Chaque poll serN connu ct dtsisnt CONNIE suit
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AT the corner OF CustOmhouse and Marais streets.
The above establishment has ieeH in splendid STYLE
at great expense and pledge myself provide tie Meats
Oysters Game Fish and Vegetables that market affords
will also supply friends and families with the best brands
OF W ines, Liquors, ETC.. at the shortest notice
E he public generally invited call and the
above day, and partake Of FREE LUNCH from to O'Clock
P. NJ. ~ ~ o
There will be a fine Band of Music for the occasion
Oh lot LAZZAR0 DANCEEICH.
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TWENTY SECOND pREcINcT-Pol No. One-At the
Hook and Ladder Fire Company jackson street.
oueau and Fulton streets Commissioners j. Maurice, j.
Poll No. TwoAt the Boys High School house. on Laurel
street between First and Phip Commissioners H. f
Wade, T. T. Sngeron, Jno. C. Cosey, Jr
TWENTiTHIRD PRECINCT-Pol No. One-At the En-
gine House of Fire Company No. % Washington Avenue
between lamp and Magazine streets. Commissioners j. j.
Burnett sam Green, Frank Andres.
Poll No. Two-0n Laurel street of Third Commits
sioners: r. W. Robert Christian Matthias VIM r. Miller.