The Great metropolis ; or guide to New-York for 1848.

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STATIONS OF POUICEMEW,
From Six o'clock, A, M. to Half-past Seven, P. M.
■The following is a list of the stations designated by the Chief of
Police, where Policemen may be found constantly, from six in the
morning until half-past seven in the evening. They are never to be
out of sight of these places, and citizens requiring their services will
find them always there. This arrangement will be found service¬
able and acceptable to those citizens, who, having sudden occasion
for the services of Policemen, will not be obliged to go to a Station
House for them.

First Ward.~Simi]\ Ferry ; and Wall street opposite the Exchange.
Second   Ward —Ann cor. Park row ; and at the Fulton Ferry.
Third Wnrd.—Broadway c. Cortlandt;   Cortlandt-st Ferry; and at

the B(irc!ay-st, Ferry.
Fourth Ward.—Catharine Ferry ; and at the Peck Slip Ferry.
Fifth Ward.—Cana] cor. Broadway ; and West cor. Uoboken.
Sixth Ward.—Bowery c. Bayard ; 2 in the Park ; and at the Five P's.
Seventh Ward.—East Broadway corner Catharine; Walnut-st; and

Clinton corner South.
Eight Ward.—Laurens cor. Grand; and Charlton cor. Varick.
Jfmth Ward.—Christopher st. Ferry; and Horatio cor. Fourth.
Tenth Ward.—.'\llen cor. Division ; and Bowery cor. Grand.
Eleventh Ward.—Tenth cor. Av, li ; and at the Houston st Ferry.
Twelfth Ward.—i'Zd cor. Av, 8 ; 8i>tli cor. Av. 3, (Yorkville) ; and

Manhattanville cor, Bloomingdale Road.
Th'irteenth Ward.—Division cor, Clinton ; and at the Delancy-street

Ferry,
Fourteenth Ward.—Walker cor. Mulberry ; and I owory cor. Broome.
Fifteenth Ward.—Mott cor, Bleecker: and Uiiivv -sity pi. cor, 12th   "
Sixteenth Ward.—.Av, 7 cor. SCth ; and 28th cor. Av. 8.
Seventeenth Ward—Houston cor. First; and Av, 3 cor. Tenth.
Eighteenth Ward—Union Square; and Sixteenth cor. Av. 1.
 

FIRE BEPAR'FMENT.
ENGINEERS.
Cornelius V. Anderson, Chief Engi7ieer,—(ffic<',Zi Elizabeth;
res. 66 Crosby. As.sistanis—G.Kerr, M-l Riosevcli; Alfred Carson,
JRlh c. Av, 4, Phili)) B, White, 72 dot by ; Jas, L, Miller, 608
Greenwich; H, J. Ockershausin, 11 Rose; Atiron Hosford, Har¬
lem ; John P, Lacour, 179 Slanton; John Barry, Oak c. Catherine;
John A. Cregier.

FIRE WARDENS.
(Their duties are now performed by 1 lie Nev\ -York Policc,which see.)
 

Mew York Fire Kei,urJmeKst FiiKd.
Officers—Adam P, Peniz, President, 46 East Broadway; Zophar
Mills, F. Prest. 47 Pike ; John Giliiltmd, See., i.'30 Vmick ; John S.
Giles, Trcas., 174 Walker ; Conklin Tims, Collector, 28 Paik Row.

TRUSTEES.

John Coger, jr. Pres.,-Vi9 Cherry ; S, Baistnw, Sec, 130 Madison.
Com. on Donatioris—Snmnel G. Smith, John Elsworth, Jas. Kelly,
Idfiirlin W, Emmons, Foisyth Labagh, James Pryer, Jolm B. Ptck.
C'oirti. on Schools.—Messvs. Emmons, Kelly, and Peck.
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