{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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WARD INSPECTORS. good many anxious en-.
qurles are made relative to the Inspector of the
Thirteenth Ward, who, it is feared. has been
washed away In the late rains. If still in this
neishoorhood, ne is requested to give some atten-
toh TO the nuisances at the foot of Delaney and
Browne streets. The attention of the Inspector of
the Sixth Ward is also directed 10 the state of a
pump in White street, between Broadway and Elm
street, which is at present so dapidated as to be
exceedingly dangerous.