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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-03

Attention is invited to the Advertisement Of
Mrs. UHLER in another column. With good
stock of goods in her line, and good taste in
workmanship, snd the good sense to advertise
both, she can't help but succeed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-03

~ Mrs. Maria Glenn, the mother-in
law Of the late Edgar A. Poe, who resides
at Alexandra, Va, asks for charity,
through Rev. Ralph Hoyt, Of New York.
She is 10 years old and poor.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-03

We read that some of the Delegates to the
Charleston Convention got into row on Satur-
day night last, and that they threw empty bot
ties at each other. Who empited themg Did
the "Black Republicans" slip in and drink their
iquorf How eonsiderate for the critter. They
threw no full bottles, none but empty ones
were thrown.
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PRICE LIST AT THE WORKS.
HORSE POWER, rHBEsuER AND SEPARATOR.

Retail Price
Emery's one Horse Power, Thresher and Sep
Emery's two Horse Power alone 1900
Emerys one Horse Power alone 5000
Baldwin, Dewitt & Co.'s Sweep Power Complete, $500
Baldwin Dewitt Co.'S Thresher and Separator. $500
Set OF Bands, 500
WOOD SAVING MACHINERY.
3D.. l. Co.'S Combined Circular Cross Cutsaw
B.. D. 8 Co.'S Patent Single Cross Cut Wood Saw
Sweep @ Power and Confined Saving Aachine.rit '''
Sweep T Power and Single Cross Cut Saving Ma '''
chine, Bands Complete, 10000
One Horse Endless Chain Power, and Cross Gu.
Saving Machine, 1880
Two Horse Endless Chain Power and Cross Cut
and Circular Saw Confined. 1880
Portable Circular Saw Mills, "a inch Circular Saw
for cutting wood, 500
hay AND HARVESTING MACHINES.
Manny's Combined Machine No. ], 5000
Mannys Combined Machine, Nos. 2&3, 1000
Hannys Combined Machine, Nod 1900
Hubbards Centre Draft Mower, l25,00
Hubbards Centre Draft Reaper and Mower
Cleveland Iron Mower Fishers Patentl, 1000
Discount of $40 on either of the above for all cash
when the order is sent.
Woods Improved Mower, 5000
And Freight from HOosick Falls, NY Discount of IS
~ for all cash. soo
Baldwin, Dewitt & Co.'s Double Rank Star Drin $500
Baldwin, Dewitt Co.'s Star Grain Drill with
Grass Seed Sower, $500
..-,.a. IRON FIELD ROLLERS.
No. l, 4 Sections, u inches long IS inches Dir
ameter, = $500
No. 8, Sections, u inches long, Is inches di-
NAY, STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS, FOR HAND OR POWER.
Cummings improved hay, straw and stalk cutter,
Cummings improved hay, straw and stalk eatter,
Cummings improved hay, straw and stalk cutter -
Cummings improved hay, straw and stald cutter, o.
Clipper hay, straw and stalk cutter, 1890
Sanford 40 knife hay and straw cutter, iooo
CORN sHrLLsRs.
Improved Western, Single, 1900
Improved Western Double, Is,oo
Pulley for Power, extra, i,o
CORN cuLrIvAroRs.
Expanding, Steel Teeth, 800
Expanding, Steel Teeth, and Wheel $50
Expanding Steel Teeth reverabe, and Wheel ESQ
EXPANDING 5 Steel Teeth, without Wheel 900
Teeth, Sc eparate-each, 63
Double Shovel Plow, x.5o
One Horse Corn Piow, $50
uAsRows.
Geddes' harrow, Il teeth, 500
Geddes harrow, is teeth, 1000
Geddes' harrow, % teeth, l2oo
Geddes' harrow, % teeth, 49, 1900
Codes harrow, 80 teeth, lS0c
Expanding horo%, 20 teeth 1000
A harrow, No. ], SEQ
' W. n. w. WHEATON, '
May ., 1850. Agent for Holmes County.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-03

FnK IN WARREs.-A destructive fire visited
Warren. Trumbull county, on Monday last, lay
the principal part Of the town in Ashes.
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WHAT THEY MAKE.

Baldwin, Dewitt Co. manufacturing almost every
variety of agricultural Implements and mahhines and
have hand in their immense store house. large
of finished work ready for the opening market Of
the Daily they turning out various kinds
Reapers, Mowers. and Combined Machines Horse Pow
of many varieties, Wood Saving Machines, Grain
Drills Straw and Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters Churns
&C., and endless variety of Plows .Cultivators
Harvesters &c. All these exqustely finished and
each one is ct to stand model in the Patent Oice
premium specimen at the State Fair.
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The following Is the platform just adop-
ted:
Resolved, That the platform adopted in
Cincinnati be affirmed, with the following
additional resolutions: That the National
Democracy of the U. s. hold these cardi-
nal principles on the subject of Slavery in
the Territories:
lst. That Congress has no power to-
abolish Slavery in the Territories.
I'd. That the Territorial Legislature has
no power to abolish slavery in the Terri
tories, nor prohibit the introduction of
Of slavery therein, nor any power to de-
stroy it by any legislation whatever.
Resolved, That it is the duty Of the
Federal Govt 10 protect, when necessary,
the rights Of persons or property on the
high seas, to the territories, or wherever
its Constitutional jurisdiction extends.
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yIsnranGt Guntnaniss.
A SSOUlATED FIREMEN5S INSUKAN
IA COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
OPPosIsE TaE Sun BUILDING
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES, insures DWELLINGS, FUR
NIrURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE ana Other
property at the LOWEST RATES PREMIUM.
JOHN K. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
WV. A. HACK, LANCASTER OULp,
JAMES c WHEEnEY, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK.
X, G. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES YOUNG,
JAMES GETTY, Jos. G.. BOYD,
Nom WALKER, JAS. B. GEORGE, ST..
j. T. FARLOw, +. A. MILLER.
slSeou JOHN DCKEHARr, Secretary.
GERMANIA LIFE Insurance COMPANY
~ OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL. 900
This Company Is prepared 10 receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE, and issues POLICIES upon the most
C0RPORATORS AND DIRECTORS:
H. F. Amsipck August Belmont Isaac Bernheimer, Chas.
BreuSing Ellie Charlier C. c. Gunther J. H. arlt Louis
Jay, Fred. Kapp, Ed kaupe Peter Kauth, Gustav Kuer,
meyer Charles Lung, Herm. MarcGse, Ad Oerls, O. OF
tendor!r, Herm. Rose, Max Schaeer, J. Sc1epelsr,
Fred Schwender. Jos Selgman, L. j. Sastny, I'd. V ID.
Heydt Louis 4. Won Hoffman, ID. Waersten, Hugo Wes
STOUKH0LDERS AND REFERENCES FOR BALTI.
MORE
A.Schumacher, G. VI. Gail,
Robert l.ehr, VIM s. Rayncr,
Werner DrcSel, Jacob Rudolph,
Hamilton E,ster, G.. ". Spilcker,
Chr Hnrchs, Meyer Stein,
lierm. Won KapG EdW'd Irhrlauh,
Hy. Dietrich, Moses Wieqenfeld,
ADOLPTI ENGLER, Agent,
Office No. Is Second street,
sl-f opposite the POStUtfice
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lumber.

MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
I've AND SAVING WORKS.
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD,
brackets, MOtLDiNGS and ORNAMMN SAW
ING and -, TGRN,iEG; tevery style, for
RURAL RESIDENCES.
Columns nuted ana plain; Balustradng for Poreo Stair
Newef BannStars and Hand Railing all dissertations
CAR ENTERS AND GILDERS' MOULDINGS
Bench and HandScrews, Hubs. Oval Frames &c.
$50 every variety of
TURNING AND SAVING.
MOULDING AND planning,
HARD WOOD LUMBER
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
CHERRY AND POPLAR,
--- -- OAK, ASH, &c.
Also, COFFIN STUFF5 and VENEERS.
JOS. THOMAS & SON
CORNER OF PARK CLAY STREETS
Yard-South Eutaw street. feI7If
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-5O 600 it.
IA and 81 Hem!ock Fencing; coo feet Hemlock oist.
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank and Oak Cherry and Poplar
Scanng 100000 whesand red Oak Slaves; 10000 Sugar and
Molasses Shocks; 200D shaved hid Hoops shaved
For sale by VIII s. CROSS,
aD26-tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
! UMBER, SHINGLES,
- HEMLCCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap "
5000 feet II and 81 Hemlock FENCING.
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewrights and
others Also variety Of Building Material all OF which
we offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN h CO.,
ap7t adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
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G5rUterRS, liquors, 1T.
3t5taWraRts.

8r5taurants.
~ n CARROLL HOUSE.
NSMoS RS-OYSTERS-OYSTERS.
Nh II The Oyster Season has come again CIGAS.
SWEARER, formerly Of Hiawatha Hall, Eden
street has taken tn well Known and odesabshed sand,
pose the Oyster wharf SWEAKER prepared furnish
families and the public generally with the hest OYSTERS
that the Bay affords. The best way judge Swearers
OYSTERS and LIQUORS IN general is to and try and
MEALS and SNACkS furnished at all hours
you want good plate of W, go to Swearers
lyon want goo GOOD boast Etos go to swearers
lfyOu want good Fry, 90 to Swca er's.
ltyOu want good glass of Ale, 20 TO Swearer's
lfyou want good glass of old Rye, 90 to SEcarer's
If You want cd Drink in general 20 to
s24w MR.. CHARLES aWEARER'S.
A &41 BUCKS FULTON HOUSE.
szgEgEa~41 No. 81 PRATT STREET,
p - between Frederick St and Market space
ssSE5shss5g- BY the remoGeling OF this House, and
culinary and sleeping apartments the proprietor is pre-
ACC0MMODATE PERMANENT
AND TRANSIENT DOARpERs
with airy rooms and we'll set table.
Citizens and strangers viii find at this house all the com
forts and convenience of a first class Hotel.
MEALS SEHV ED At ALL HOURS.
RATES or TIE FULTON HoU5s.
i3NI,l' per week.. ACC
Meals IS
longing -...---....; -.--.--........-..-..-- %
TtlYate Rooms per day. 60
THE EATING DEPA RIM ENT
s constantly supplied with the best the market Affords
which will be served UP in superior style ata hours
SNACkS ALWAYS READY.
The Bar is stocked with the most choice Wines, LIQUORS,
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THOMAS NORRIS,

Gtd y, t l. EJ-'L4a . N 1,'yI,
EH Would call the attention Of his friends and
of PARLOR FiRE-PLACE AND
COOKING STOVES OF THE MOST IMPROVED PAT
Terms now in use, twill do well to give CALI
are selling cheap for cash All orders promptly attended t.
N. B-Please have vour Stoves repaired while have
time. THE LEHIGl COOK STOVE is the best in
THOS. NORRIS,
slSlmk No - Sonth Calvert street
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GGaI

&c oAL
The hest qualities Of
WHITE AND Red ASH COAL
49,. For family use. and superior
- GfORGES CREEK AND CUMBERLAND
of rtss and Steam Purposes. Also, WOOD in tbs length,
SAWED AND SPLIT FOR KINDLING,
at the lowest market prices. W. A. HOUSE.
WH. B. SLACK, Ag't,
SON Southwest cor South and Lombard
C1oAh. COAL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Having large supply Of It5ai hand and daily re-
ceiynS by canal and railroad shall continue TO sell
tail at WHOLESALE prices.
klNDlING WOOD.-Sawed Wood prepared at my own
mill OF all sizes and lengths delivered free prices greatly
reduced.
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices
John g. MCCULLOUGH,
- Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer.
Oince-N W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
n. W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Whaft-f0ot Eotaw street, Spring Gardens. au29-H
( CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
ICREEk, by cargo load, direct from the mine
STEPHEN :. Lee, Agent, 81 South Gayst. auIGtf
a o A AND l. q f r
~ r. il. PENNINGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN COAL AND LUMBER,
Atlowest rates.
OFFTCE-2l SOUTu STREET,
fARD--NoRTE STREET NEAR MADISON.
n. BrCALEB DORSEY will also be found at 81 South ST.
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31NbIit Sails.
BIZ A. c, nIATTHEyyS.

BY G, naAIHTHEVyS.
TRADE SALE
PRIME GROCERIES. IIoTT6Rs. CIGARS. TOBACCO
On THIS , EZpb9qCK Of I, WM60QTD!ENWARE; &C.
Stores ~ and a south Charles Street Viii a. be- ~ so5
boxes tF s63 ScH .h bags re G0EFEE chests TEA,
spires Dds Syrup ami asses bbls Rice, boxes Tobac
St ck ofBucket5, Brooas Tubs, Brushes Ropes Irvine
| Harvey and other brands super PALEALE
| % CASKS, dozen each, super
lot Of sHovELs and SPADES" .l'i.Sii YALE ALE
1t a. c. MATTHEWS. Auctioneer.
sy A.. LEmMON d co. -
BUCHANANS WHARF
0N FRIDAY, 28th instant, at II o'clock, at
150 HHDs. P. k. SUGAR
100 DO. cUGA 10
$50 BAGS RIO COFFEE.
s27ts LENNON & co, Auctionesrs.
FURNITURE,
CONTAINED ii THIS DWELLING,
325 WEST FAYETTE STREET, near Fremont,
"a on sATgRRAY MoR[iNG NEXT SEPTEMBER 18th, at
street, all the FIiRNlTJtRF& ccont1ioed therein
Lounges Mqhosany iesstls Extension Table with seven
SHADES Mantc Ornaments, &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE viz, Dressing Cabinets. Ward.
robes Feather Beds, Bedding, MATTRESSES, Bedseads
"@s"Slants' Chairs CaIpet1' sc
KITCHEN FURNITURE Generally.
India China Ware and Cut GlassOne very large set Of
India China about $50 pieces
Fine assortment of English Flint Cut Glassware, China
ana CrOckery, Pressed Glass, &c.
, VERY CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS.
Ap3nt embracing many rare and Yauae works OF art
by old masters " name
large Painting "De tn of Lucrata" by Giaconio Pao
scape The Proposed Ship Ca al st Panama Orgi-
nal by Seagur; View of Nauch CHUNK: An Original,
tue American Art Union Society; "hing Davidi Italian
Boatman; Peasants Worshipng at a Shrine Original, by
giuseppe Russo; Temple of Venus, by AChie Sola Tenn
pie OF Pesto, same artist Horses, by DesdreuX, dc.
MANY CHINESE PAINTINGS
N. BIN this private collection are many choice produc
tons and worthy the especial attention connoisseurs
hey were selected in Europe and China by the Lieut.
Paintings will be sold o'clock.
ALSO,
atll1z O'Clock.
I'm FAMILY HORSE,
90 valuable animal, with CARRIAGE and HAR-
n : IS complete
~ Sale perempt0ry.
Terms cash, in bankahle money.
s27.t5 I. W. 3 NNETT co, Auctrs
- VERY VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PRO-
Aas PERIY, No. , WATER STREET, ADJOINING THE
49, PRGPERTY OF THE FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, NEAR S0UTH STREET, AT AUUTION-On FRI
shall sell, by order the Orphans Court for BaIti
more city, the VALUABLE PROP ERTY, No Water street
% feet west OF South street, IS feet 'front.' by
depth Of 81 feet.
. Improved by threc-stoy Brick DWELLING occuBied
lor many years as Gun manafactoy subject only
ground rent upon the whole lot.
Terms prescribed by COurt-Onr-t'rd cash baIan
IN 3 ana months with interest and approved security
Title indisputable.
GG EGkGE p FK KER'NER Executors.
I. W. BENNETT *
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RY SAHEIIEII u INV q :

GE0KG Ct = p " KKFEFE'NER, Executors.
/. W. BENNETT & co,
AmctinneErs-
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~ GREENOUGHS

~ GREENOUGH'S
OARBONIC ACID GAS NON-EXPLOSIVE ETHEREAL
OIL, OR BURNING FLUID.
SOME THING ENTIRELY NE " IN THIS
MARKET
Having purchased of the inventor, Professor B. F. Green
Ough, of Boston, Il sole privilege fracture, in the
stat of Maryland and District Columbia,
GREENHOUSES CARBONIC ACID GAS NON-EXPLO-
SIVE ETHEREAL OIL, OR
BURNING FLUID,
desire TO call the attention of customers and the
public 10 the We have fully tried and tested the
Fluid and find that it all the inventor claims for it. and
fully recommend it to all dong away with those
accidents from EXPLOSION to which many consider
Ethereal Oil iabe this in the Of has been the
only drawback using it, and consider that this is
entirely obyiated This Fluid, like all other Burning Flu
ids is inf mmabe, for to be would be
render useless uminator do not therefore, offer
article that will burn when brought in
with flame, but do THAT IMPOSSIBLE CAUSE
AN EXPLOSION UNDER ALL ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES The
price is hut slight advance above extra No Ethe
on guarantee the quality of the Non Explosive
he fully up the standard of that which has made for
itselfa reputation equaed by other.
Manufactured ana sold by
c WEST 4 SONS
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GffnrsI0ns.
E-~sL-..----S
E-lssNErlrrxxa-srlss<yn
StOOts. cfNrnates. at.
!, CHILSON'S CONE FURNACES

FOR CHILSON'S CONE FURNACES.
ag These Justly celebrated Furnaces of five sizes,
- adopted to heating public and private buildings of
every description They superior in points of ability,
ease OF management purity its heated air simplicity OF
con ructo1, and, above ALL economy in consumption of
fuel, which is third less than any other Furnace in
stence Persons in want Of good Heater are requested to
examine the CllllSON before purchasing A pam phlet
giving DIES rption and teSmon ais sent if desire T.
=. WEATHERBY 4 co,
slt-31nr 40 and 40 iybt straat
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dHHnIS.
G0ntaiiGM.

NTANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
w Frs, to go to Pennsylvania. None but stea ly
need appyunmarred mea preferred Address, postpaid
1 bal sI3
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LNIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

l.
OFFICE, NO. Gs SECOND STREET.
UVDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent, at their old established
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ETNA INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD.........$2O00, 100000
PHOENIX INSURANCE co, HARTFORD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms co, HARTFoRD.......... 25O,OoO
NEW ENGLAND ms. co, HARTFoRD........ $4,000
MAssAsOIT ms. CO, SPRINGFIELD. ......... 100000
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO, sPRINGFIELD....... 100000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD. 100000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON........ 2,5OO,OO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency,
sI7tr J. G. PROUD Il SONS.
fNOALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BULLDINGs, GAY ST.
GEO. B. C0ALE,
the Licensed Agent, with full powers for the
HARTFORD FIRE 1NS5ssttRANcE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, s956,OOO
BoMEINsURANcEC COMPANY, oFNEw YORK,
Cash Assets, $I.4S2,000.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF hAEffGRD,
Cash Assets, sS3j,2l5
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets s35l 1854.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets, s373,233
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. Co, OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, S2lIl30. -
WI. GRAHAM, Pres't.
| GEO. B. COALE, Secy.
| EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
| FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned amount in Companies of the beat stand
| ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIhf
INSURANCE, such forms of application, statements
| loss, &c, &c.
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken with return OF Pre-
MUM, for months not used ~
B.. Agent
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IRECINcT No -Beginnng at the intersection of Eastern
avenue ara canal street Cor Central avenue running along
Iaa street to CRANKY street. along CRANKY street to Hg
aohg &t street to Eastern avenue, ana along Eastern
avenue to the place Of beginning.
s NJ 25egnning at The intersection of Easte
Nebue AM lilSh street. running along High street to
CRANKY street along Granby street to Jones, Falls along
east side of Jones Falls to Eastern avenue and o9 East
efn avenue 10 the place Of beginning 1000
NO dBeaInning at the intersection Of Cranky
street ana Canal street. Cor Central avenue running aon
Canal street to Fayette street, along Fayette sire Eret
street along Exeter street to Cranky street and aonG
CRANKY street to the place Of beginning ~ ~ '7
4-beginninS at the Intersection of CRANKY
ana Exeter streets along Exeter street Fayee street
along Fayette street to jones Falls along Jones' Fails
east side CRANKY street, along GIany street TO E
place of beginning $1,000 ~ viz
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NFFICE BOARD OF POLICE.

/ II
! ~ ~, BALTIMORE, September 18th, 1860
9 b ffI EGG R0t 6F TE ' #XRbs 81
h tmE MY INTO ELECTION PRECINCTS, which they
IS description the said Precncs with the respective
Nem-In the 70 lowing descriptions wherever Street is
named as the place which the Boundary Lin Of Pre-
along Street Avenue Alley it is to be understood tn
me Middle Cr Centre Line Of Su Str ct, &c, meant
.,'' ''' . VI" '"su FIRST FIX aS WAR SG.''.'''I
PRicNGT No lightning the intersection of the city
the line of the northwest branch to Gwynn street;
along Gwynn and GSt streets EaseTn along the
Eastern avenue to city limits and thence South along city
PRECINCT No 2-Brginnng at the intersection Of the wa
ter line and wynn street. along GTynn and Gst streets
Woifsnd Fell streets the water line and thence along the
water line to the PLACE Of beginning
avenue ard city limits along the city limits Pratt street
%lng iIa street 10 OH street along Wolf street 10 East
PRE- INcT No 4Beginning at the intersection of Pratt
along Monument street Wolf street, along Wolf st,eet to
SECOND WARD.
IRE r No. l-Beginniug at the intersection of Fell
along Wolfsree to Lancaster street along Lancaster
street along Thames south the water line and
PREc SS T Ne inc east 70 me Pi Ice Of begnnng
yer ana or streets running along Wolf Canton
street 20 Lancaster street. and along Lancaster
PRECINCT No sBtsmnng at the intersection of Canton
aog R af OIL street. along Wolf street to Bauk str ct
~ SuIint street. along Caroline street to
ginning - " i''e- Va ~
PRECINCT NO. i-8eglngng at the intersection Of Thames
street and The water line (near Abrams ship yard running
along Thames street to Caroline street along Caroline street
TO Bank street. along Bank street Canal street at
avenue; along anal street TO Eastern avenue along East
rnavenge to Jones' Falls along the side OF Jones
Falls and the water line to the place Of b ginning
THIRD WARD
PRECINCT No l-Bcgnning at the intersection of Rank
and Wolf streets: running along Wolf Pratt street
along Pratt street to Bond street. along Bond to Bank
street, and along Bank ree to the place OF beginning
IEECINcT No 2-Beginning at the intersection Of Bank
To ctt
ong Irat street to Canal street, Central avenue along
Canal street to Bank street, and along Bank to the
place OF beginning.
PRECINCT No. @-Beginnng at the intersection Of Pratt
and Wolf streets running along Wolf street Baltimore
street. along Baltimore street Bond along Bond
street to Pratt street. and along Pratt street the place of
PRECINCT No 4-Begnning at TIE Intersection of Pratt
and Bond streets running along Bond Baltimore street.
along baltimore street Canal street. Central ayene
along Canal street to Pratt along Pratt street to
the place of beginning
FOURTH WARD.
PRECINCT No -Begnniug the intersection Of Eastern