Police Justice-Seventh District.

(Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second Wards.)

NOTE-For list of Constables, see page 162. For list of School Officers, see page 241.

REMAINS OF FORT GEORGE, N. Y. 1857. Harlem River and Kingsbridge in the distance.

BOUNDARIES OF WARDS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,

1858.

First Ward-Bounded south by Battery; east by East river; north by Maiden lane and Liberty street; west by West street.

Second Ward-Bounded south by Maiden lane and Liberty street; west by Broadway; north-west by Park row; north-east by Spruce and Ferry streets, and Peck slip; east by East river.

Third Ward-Bounded south by Liberty street; west by West street; north by Reade street; east by Broadway.

Fourth Ward-Bounded south-westerly by Spruce street, Ferry street, and Peck slip; east by South street; and north-easterly by Catharine street. Fifth Ward-Bounded south by Reade street; west by West street; north-easterly by Canal street; east by Broadway.

Sixth Ward-Bounded south by Park row and Chatham street; east by Bowery; north by Walker and Canal streets; west by Broadway.

Seventh Ward-Bounded south-westerly by Catharine street; north-westerly by Division and Grand streets; east by East river; south-westerly by South street.

Eighth Ward-Bounded south by Canal street; west by West strect; north by Hamersley and Houston streets; east by Broadway.

Ninth Ward-Bounded south by Hamersley street; east by Hancock and Bleecker streets, and Sixth avenue; north by Fourteenth street.

Tenth Ward-Bounded west by Bowery; north by Rivington street; east by Norfolk street; south-easterly by Division street.