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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
The Smithsonian Institute.

Co.. .I To IN HIrp 4 : Hotel Mssasarcs. jan -
pecvish poet grumbed, and grumbled audi
bly, on some occasion or other that
Men are bat children on larger growth"
Wash he mistaken DO you think that ESQ
oJucatcd school bows could be- found in christendom
who II formed into society, would require seven
weeks Of daily labor to enable them to select their
presiding officer, Secretary and Macer Was
ever rhe hike heard of before in any association.
'iyl, military ~ saccrdota
This afternoon visited the Smithsonian lnstitu
iiou--.,ot friend to introduce me TO the builder,
Mr. Gilbert Cameron-snd surveyed with unaloyet
pleasure the progress of seat at learning founded
by citizen OF the world destined 10 benefit society
In after ages. and which is presided over by that
eminent scholar, Professor Henry.
II Is situated on rising ground, IN the center
If q nineteen acre plot. granted by Government
~ extreme length - i50 icet and the width $50
Mr. j Renwlck. Jr is the architect the style is
Norman. aud was much IA vogue about 700 years
sInce. II SAID tO be- common IN LOmbardy, but u
rare here Won have two churches IN the Norman
svle-Dr Tyng's in Stuyyesant square, and DR..
Cheevers IN Union place A reddish sandstone.
iuund - miles up the Potomac, not unlike that EN-
poyed in Trinity Church Is used the lining IN
.nle IL brick. which is psstered and Is colored so
Ia represent stone. One of the towers IL n be
80 feet IN hight and the other nine are 10 De lVV
icet high. each. The contract is tor 100000 Ger
tain and the lecture ro0a, u feet BY IS. and cal
cllated "a contain 900 persons, Is already com
pe,ed The Gallery Of Arts "a feet by 80,
and 81 feet high and great part OF the body ~
the house. on the ground floor, ia TO be used ss
library the Museum viii occupy All upper door
They use the groin arch IN the roofing some oi
rlc windows are of beautifully stained glass and
he furniture INSIDE IS 10 correspond with the gen
eral outline William the Conquerm would have
fslt quite ut ease ia one Of the Professors high
backed chairs The work has been less than three
ears IN progress aud is fast approaching ITS com
pletion The whole fabric viii be thoroughly heat
"a with h1es from the cellar story. When finished,
ths elegant structure will be great ornament 10
I the city. which has very picturesque aud I'm
| posing appearance as seen from the upper story
ot the Institution The csstellsted grandeur OF the
Capitol admirably located as It is ON the side Of a
! bin. IS seen from this point TO advantage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

Supposed capable OF COMMITTING such an oatrsse
The petlflon IS before the Committee Of Claims
Yoa have seen BY the papers that On the adioarn.
ulent Yesterday motion made by Mr. cLSosAs
20 rcstpcns the election Of Door Keeper and Pos;
master antil March. 1881. was peu.lins. the Ayes
and Noes having been ordered. This VA. cf
course. tie frst question N-dsy a notion was
made By Mr. AssNrs for call Of the House which
Vas Successful The CIERx called the roA AMI
30 members answered Il wss determined 10
procecd further. The sbsentees were Messr
ALts>, ALtsroS. BSEcK. GE>rRf HUSBAND
LEYlN, NEs. OUTLAW. THVRsAs, TOosss bow
~, DINNiCS. HACNEfr. HARaANSoN, W
HtRRi>. V HOWARD VI WHILE. Il MADE,
! \. KING and PErEK SYLVESTER SINE Of
these had pared II The excuses made ior must
4 the remainder Mere ths, they had sick children
The proceedings cOunuGsd until Ii O'Clock. when
a nation Was made % reconsider the vote BY which
sny q the SbsSutees had been excused bat At
this isncture the prc-eSinss were arrested. and
the question WAS put On the nation - postpone.
Sler several Intellectual struggles n lay o0 the
table 20 ameni sc which the SPsAKrR declared
% be- cut OF order and IL Was decided In the AIR
mstve-Ayes 100, Nays %.
w AsHxvS moved reconsideration Of thu
vote and moved Il lsy that motion the table
And on tins motion he asked ior the Ayes and Noes
S,me little excitement produced At thas
moment bv movement Of III. SAVAGE " Tenn.
who asserted that It was slaughter violation u
the Constitution ami out ~ order soS Mr. HokSoK
e. act as Door Keeper. as he had Tot neceivec TIE
appointment and that he had no r,eht 20 an entire
on the hoor. more than any other individual he
therefore contended that NJ HossoK could Voc be
regarded as Sodins the position urSier this order
10 postpone lie made this question: Of order, bat
the Speaker decided that as Il hal been the prsc
tice Of the House 10 continue officers until their
cessors were appointed. Il was the House only
which was competent to dS'ide this posnt of order
motion was then made trOm the Oppositioa sade
- ADJOURN. The question was taken BY Ayes and
Noes snd decided in the ncgstive-Ayes ~. Noes
los but, Mr. X NJ MCLASy demanding call Of
the House the House adjourned UFsiLoS.
Before the members bad lest the House man
rushed up 10 the Clcrk desk, and began spoutsng
about the necessity u having more territory aud
OF elcctng the officers and Of giving him Office.
He amused the members for few moments. VIXEN
he retired without moeststion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

sgsATOR Dickinson 'GETTISG ms DAsDgs
Kiz The Washington Correspondent, Of the Nee.
qrk idrertiser s responsible im the following.
Speaking Of Senator Dickinson he says
rev dag. since ~ben he honorable senator began W
sel tts military fever sONly creeping through has veins
NV ~atng Sluggish with bs intfmi1ss ~ Advancing
ear ard IT, burden u grsy hsrs-be wa preparing 70
-tnzs a. ne Administration
Y-. Sir hc exclaimed rnsgnaflOn drawing his
MARTA coas aTOurd HIM q" Ye- SIR whsn -t1ke his Al
nlnistztou BE- viii be viii puHy yespJa wiz fu1ks
o, /. r, Win he spear Tat -fn0tr D. BOis Gilbert"
A. me oh elOcuruf wO1d cay tits Wa terrible.
VerF terrible ' Bat probably are " lildsrstAod Va
LD1Df1bIe sergtJf M sfAsLLY wished " Do shcs1
s'oOd 10 The HOuse-'.in rifkviekisn sense hsy -
nj allow % % hope raf is be real meaning -"
az Pend venture e VII permit ne 10 hang slocp ~ ~
rtr- t..f v,lan ~ sn1se N DE Boa 10 meant DE
ROys-' D. B0,. u De ery, De Boys rh@h rug W.
der fnsciinr What srehefh v0ad bS " 81 1870 -
trembling county d sis cOnstrscnon nay - ~ ~ -
8or.0rab.e senator. saiZbtensnt 'pessH ~" Hes' .-
fule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

TowS MEE1ISos-Imp0rfaHf Dec,.0E---U.
rRrxE CoUKT-Ths Psople sr rel AbraAaA c
S,uu0Es0z vs. Oifrer K. Marin, SEperTss0r.-A
N pses.r. C-serL Icrr y; oe sgpr-De Coan bed Al
Porstkeerse has b@sz decided IA; he Inhabitants u
povrr sfer hey regularly assembled n tOvn n-ec3g
S,r n. e-cuoa ofcerr can Immediately sfO1rr tie
scucu u aEy Ozcsr par " Inc Were Il may
b- .d tie remainder u lie day Tins lyOse u Rrh
.ond CoGufy .rd has excited Tsai here II hss
heretofore bsen opposed Ls Tie eeriion ngE BE- he'd
day tie f.Ac- ana could De o ned ~ diff
s-reuI pace w1tkO1g previous nonce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

4 WHITE NEoRo-The North caroita'dE tells
.,o,y Of slave WIZ ia. gradually bscome white The
hange i supposed have been caused ny the bite u
snake which occurred some tea or dozen yesfs
.nee Ne va. formerly a. bses ~ any African and now
.s. no I'm Of DE- neEro except ne klnss 10 b. hair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

AppoISrHGSrs-We learn says the Rspabi'c.
hat Allen Hall, E.C late Register, has been sppo'S'ss
A....,an, secre;sy of Tho Treasury and III" heha'a
Nourse Esq has bseu appointed Register IN mo plaes
Hal. E.q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

JrysSrrF DELIsqrEsrs-In The senste on The
fs- n, g.ekusu presented long and Interesting ne
- - -, 49,. ..,s YOrz lusliOs for tAe Reformation u
J-i Dl,Dalenfs or appropriated for he erection
n tr0nsl D1bi.ngs ~ iis Stale reis msfnSr. a4rs
80 II i entirely sa4l-cst he CITY 10 growing up
,sr IL and daf 10 he late Ksp0r Of Mr.. hafssL ths
Sey- gork chef u POce, g-Tsloped ths most tneou-
'es.bse sg-derce IN sIpyJri u lhcir petition.
on mor01 u 9ir CE0LfCs ire memorial Wa otdsrea
" printed
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DEsPERlrroS OF STAyE.-Ibe Csn6sTf1~4
Nd CtrpIa says gentleman u his pace ss. ~ ~.
-, - bei@7e thll one u urgroes S0alo 500 - W
,ss 10 Pt,..,sh ed very properly 20 ssh nm
~ neg,o 90 seonT.v sd hat resisted the agent %
hi. ~, fas.e, .nocSing am down VIE t.fot hv sne
$50. $500 Nheo 10 6DaDa q icngh Lhai h-s
80 81 es~sps ssre fSstratsds he dsneysi-y tocs
. n ,,Sf,,,sei 20 sever his hsnt FUN re ur Ths
1 - - .,ii~ s1eces.faL End Il 10 supposed 10 may
r,,-r,yer ~ th.Jai an putAfou Of no h2nd
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FRAUDS o. rHE TRE,sURT.-We see L stated
that the amount Of funds SAID T. b. drawn rom the
Treasury by Capt Nsgler, Of the PenDsylvsn's
Volunteers. "a account ii the Mexican War Is
.s9 900 upgn CLAIMS which legally amounted IL
only, 600
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y We are indebted To Hon JANIS C. Rid,
Of shs Psuasys.s Legz.rnrs, asrsstrg public doc
E2Gn
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California. Orc gon, and the sandwich Islands,
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Dcath fra-l There . more -~--I-ess in thaf rare
Tr,r Ger sneR "; Docs his paid AA-a
-iie IT, Two sV-rr.res %; hrr1Ar lie,
inslug our -srissi WIN or .a,-si dsvs
Id ou- urb-osea circle Ar; thog she
TIE rs-ek faced peace CT chlihood, ch91sec ir ZANE
Bat uniisa-gu is1e,i IN tiv quality.
Cone from G:S - .saf Is back sgai1
From where We s,srfe3 Al know ~; now
Nor can III pass hey0ud recA-
The narrow irIr. Of lie vO.celss gave
Oh CO OF Col an Fesrv CT the Ia
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Thou ~hO io-t send ne harmless u fO~o<s.
And cevr. sod sunshine. and al gracious h.ngs-
" 'lzi creatures hast tl.o1 sani 70 p,C pie earth.
And blot tiy ar creation Cot them down
or maze this ODE a dusty dernesS
PIT for their hsh.ta,ion Man man
Thou All The only hing ~ Natures scheme
Thai seems de ois.ed from The hsIn0uy-
The islesi thought snd worst
Il the feelings be any test Of the merits OF play
Anne Boieyn s The best that We have read Gr
many yesr The author is OF the right school
he has only to follow ont the path he has sue
ccss'slly opened and 70 drink deeply from
Tie wells OF Esg, 81 undecided"
81 become e poet that shall do great honor ~ the
Literature OF America
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NEw Music The strongest INDIGESTION Of al IN
provrfaen TIE tAse = the styr And eharsct-r "
uas-.l pub carons We have before o.. hree more
uuulter, VI asi splendid series. tie BOUq1e; d-s Meo-
aie.- D. Ferd Beyer ~ Otel0 Ia Fsgor,e All L.
Proph-te The-e a. the gen. from dsse fag0r
Operas Eno are .rr.nrsd IN No. brilliant and pleasing
Ave We hAs. sro L. Csrnifs il rnsr,' Ware Porr
* Pisao par Leopcd DE- IL, s.npnr par Eerf b-y-'
FulEsh-d by Nm. la. SOl.
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For European Circulation,
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AlNs HENzf.
How came YOU here nat .sf .Tic' cSlErcanf
Thst DO ou- .hul . disturb wy pnfacy
Have YOU as1,u h~-n t4mperng wIlh ny kEsr--
4.EEN ANNE.
] cs.ne tv lfl4-. passage forect
BY vou. ,,lv Aegr sl- 10 NY u.efuyrT te.r-
Mod, l., .o,.rseL 10 inst once happy time
Mbrn. luob-.fve1. yol cane % WOO " The So.eyu.
10 t!.ere 10 secret passage, yOu can TEL,
Through which yOOr uue A. J may creep
B.rk fo yo1F heart. All &C agsin tie isce
u, hidden love a. sir. it llus. BE- rough.
All s-nal. snd ingl-.ll 70 valiant gaze
But val tempt H.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY MORNING, JANuARy "a 1850.

hssx q sua-~ ruu.. as a. above n 40 e t,i a., >
SIDE hy .ie vii rs rag cJru;-is end -.
we lave ih- 5E-uyE AID p-xsi.- S3.aias wtlen "a
NECESSARY Re co1iOI az h- nees % - hr.e "a 40
cs-iar Sss 10 i.r1 ~ol.-1On grr.ear- r.xr ~ ~
stc- lie flsowlng. s11 poem written ste zoe ~
4. ~ I -
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Peace % hin score oi niodeIn daniies and seur-
nenAs;s could ID ssp1y nc pac, VI is honest
In the sncicn, buna-lround - Woham hy he eide or
hs beloved Molly and IN view Of n Old ne.ng house
nees mound o'eerth vLere ever song green s-as-es
embie ir lie wind. and the -dr.i'ue Gals d.,
-yvsrs. 11eT- gathered ike unr II hs rt sheaves
llr farmer poet .eers with u. fathers b.
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isa ratheT fzh,
-slnst na.ure Tor .- boon 81; endless iif-,
AMI hope - turn Gods purpo.- upside doN--
1hzse tlse horizon I'll 7 found tie spot
Where hesven meets ssrth ard i'm usi t1ss1l KS,
Rains jCy cri@sca ~ lie ccle- and
Run down the rAnto~ ~ the golden spring
% - trigal archie e~e a poets dream
Do ar shallow thing, Bat scs sognd WITS
pou chase i1r phantom haPpine-
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HEALTH HEALTH! HEALTH
ENAPPS

aEAITH RGsToKArNG BlTrESs,
IGOR INNlGORATlN9 aud strengthening the uervous
sysse cleansing the stomach and DO ~es giving tone
and energy 10 he ve and organs Of Digestion std odn
sns hs Ihy seon throas hout The whoe sytem fne AMI
a. m success resulted from tbs nss Of hess oeff
Tor series Of years beyond 9eetuon 10 % one OF
ss heat medicines OF he day IN al csses OF cyspepns OF
r8,resop liver comp general weakness sad eeoi
A. seTvous aaec1iOns loss OF appetite, dropsy nsouA
palpialon OF he besrt female weskness, nat
800 uslsrch,y isurdce fever and sgue biioas snd
sur ~ mach chrone disrhes hesrieurn sddness water
srs.h lsnxof headache sfscdons Of The ndneys ana Al
OF 81 disessas that originate rom derenged sse OF ne
sio4kch lysr nervous system and oowef
TO FEMALES
Who suaef from deiecucn % spirs, anxiety OF niue ssk
ness Of the stomach nervoaS deo1Y, Psp'suon OF NC
tear. fslntiag melancholy ard etPeciay nose aISaes
to which the liable, viii hnd hese oiiiee 70 enoc'
THOUSANDS or BoTd SEXES, -,
Who have nsed them Enjoying hesltn snd VgoI OF
Constitution whose Previous eXb tence was re1dcSo uu
ersbo ~ De pengs OF ds-st and whose p1rss NO Pa
tence bad ecea pealy EXHAUSTED IN the VAIN enaesVo'
md relief
Tes,snoaiss Of The hghes rs,pecab.i.y car be pre-
senied TO snostsnfisIe hs % esmes In behalf OF nu
medicine, and The propetOrs ie4 thai 10 bnogieg
q before he pubhe ey do with the consciousness thsi
Trey placing within he reach Of ne addicted remedy
capable % eevirg eir suffering and restoring hem 70
health ard happsness
B-fts medicine 10 put up Ia psnl sotes with The
name blown IN TIE giash aud he sgusnnre propne-
Iors (P B. a. r. KNAPP on the outside wrapper
o,ier 10 eenuios 0s1crsi Depot so Hudson o. New
fOrk. Fifty cen.s per bottle. ac2! iksskWkFH
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THE TROY SUIcIDE.-The Albany Journal says
that Caldwell, the principal actor in the frighFal
tragedy, while in this city, borrowed money Of a
gentleman with whom be was slighsly acquainted,
leaving a. security, a note purporting 20 be drawn
by his brother, w. E. Caldwell, OF New.York.
This note turns out to be forgery. The deceased
had led life which was pretty sure to end disss.
trously.
Clerk in the Office OF the Secretary Of State.
has banded TO the Journal the following extracts
from the Archives OF that Department;
William A. Caldwell born in Warrington county Nsw.
York, aged 81. Convicted Of burg sry and larceny Ia
Clinton county July ls4i sRd seniercsd STATE Prtcu
Tor Eve years, snd vas psdoned hsy IL, 1913.
1t seems also that Caldwell had lately returned
from a whaling voyage.
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More Kusswsy slspss.


wAmissros, Tsars1sy, Aag. a.
There vas report In town, this morning. thss
two Of the slaves sssacSsd 70 the farm Of Chssiss
B. Calvert, Of the National HotsL, tf mixed b,ooa
baA sbsscDded, and sbas some thirty or ioty osAss
slaves. claimed BY different persons IN Prince
Georges County, Maryland. had gone In ceaps.y.
am disposed to think the story somewhat sxsg-
gersfed - to the Sanbsu bat enough have ss.a
IoQbtess, 10 show that dscontinoancs Of faxisisu
did not depend on the Incarceration Of Col Cha pai.
Yea need not be surprised 70 boar that more er
less OF these fagtres have been oiroamvssssA b
the aid q black stool pigeons" which are NIL
more effective than the nonsrous arranrsasst
proposed By Senator PsArr By way Of amend nSa6
70 the elsve cstch~s bill-vhich By he way. ~
said an,sndmsrt mean has lass bssn reisosHI
a. | am SONY 70 hear. The more ahSusdiy ssvsrS
they nay succeed In making that bu ths nsrs
edioss II viz Be rscdersd. and shat L. What vsrk
iosofsss n VI kssknsss SassA.
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Tho Case of Chaplin.


wssBScros Wednesday,. Aus. 81. isss.
Mr.. GREELEY was to write this two days az
but my business covered ell my time tall now.
need notssy that am no letter writer.
Your Washington correspondent Of yesterday.
Southerncr," has told much that I should have
written, and will add bat little. On the morning.
after the capture Of cBapLIs put myself 10 the
wsy OF bis csptors, and heard with my own esrs
from their mouth, that he, CHAPLIs fred bet
0Eee, and that. as they supposed. from one bAz.
relied pistol found In the carrisge--ssd they oauao<
get away from this story, for It was t5d eli round
town, and ives printed In all the papers under their
sarcton, the day after the affair. So much for tho
hrst movement TO convict their victim.
Next day ! went to jail to see CHArLIs aad
heard bis story. He never fred spisto' Of all
the wrong party vas 10 jail, for they, (ths Afrisas
srabbersl had conspIed TO take his life and not hs
% take theirs
Directly went for counsel, the surest In the
DistTict, Gen. WALTER J0sEs and J. II. BRApLsr.
Esq who he'd conference with CHAPLIs &C tAo
isil for hoors. They were sRisfed from the nss.
he manner Of the pk0le man, that he did not IRE
any pistol; and at the trial for further hearing,
which was liked io' Monday lest, they felt sure q
removing all charges against CaAPLIs-bat the
sbduction-vhlch we intended 20 have given bal
for. But upon examining the papers before Jsdss
Ch.scB, bis counsel found requistion from Vie
Governor Of Mryland, based upon the osids q T.
BRETT and ssfrHE for shooting the frs. named 10
the arm, while standing on the tgt side of biz
(CHAPLIss vetsele, The was knocking CsAsLs n
The head with ciabj and the osler. through tas
hs. while struggling At the reins Of the right hand
horse. All, mird you. with the oae-5Sri pishA
which was discharyed once only by CaAPLIs. I
mention these facts 10 snow his friends and tks
public The chance Z man has with suoh men ssx-
ious 10 convict him-t0 send him 10 prison g, life.
or n they could hang him The affair being thss
his sci fearful 10 move lest by giving bed
he might fall into the hands Of the Maryland shsdR
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CORPORATION NOTICR.-PablIcnod e.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubicnO dee is here
by given, 70 the owner or owners, occupant
pants ell houses and oIs improved proved lands
Affected thereby mat the following assessments have been
mpeed by the AssessorA and are odgec In t1s Office Of
Tho buTesu OF Assessments for examination. by oil persons
interested viz For fencing lo The south rds OF
TweLiietk-st. between Ninth aud Tenth Tns limits
embraced by such include all The several houses
and lots Of ground ysesn lots peces and parcels Of land ST.
usied the souheriy side Of fwent-hH between line
Us feet ess OF Tenth ard line SIS feet OF MIMI
ave All persons whose interests sdscsed BY shove
named snessmeuu snd who opposed 10 the saus or
either Of tho are requested presen toeir objections
In wiring 10 the undersigned al tnelr Office Hall Of Rec
OFds within thirty dsys from the date OF this notice 0:s
Buresu Of Anessmens rect Depsrr snt Aug II 1850.
SAMUEL n De MOTE
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
Aue4 lOt ISAAC WIN SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
NOTICE Public notice /, here

CORPORATION NOTICE Public notice ihsrs-
10Y given 10 the owner or own9s occupant or Occu-
rsnn OF al houses ard lots improved unmproysd lands
Affected thereby, that the following assements have been
con pleted by the AiGioTs AID lodged Ia the Office VI
the Bureau ofAesimens FOR examination, By al persons
interested viz Por tagging sidewalks 10 Thirty ak o.
between Eighth ard Ni-ih ava Tbs limits embraced BY
such Asseneu ircgce al tie several houses and loss VI
ground vacant o pieces ara parcels Of land situated On
both sides OF Thirty-iixh Of between E'ghlh ard Ninth
avs AL ptons whote interests are Affected BY tho above
rted ssiefsfneru and who opposed TO The same
.her II ihsr requested 20 present lheT ob actions IN
writing the uneeriigret a. their cics No Hall 0f Re-
cords within uriy days the dGe OF Ids noaee or
fee Bureau ofAfsesierG Street Department. August o.
1850 SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ru2t To- ISAAC WH SMITH,