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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
xxxH-. CONGRESS-. Second session.
SENATE. E. w.sarseros, Tuesday, ree. q

SENATE w.sgIseror, Tuesday, FEB. Is
Messrs CLARKE and HALE presented petitions
for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Two private bills were passed.
Motions 10 take up various Bills were debated
and lost.
On motion Of JEFP. DAVIS, the Bill 10 found
Military Asylum for the wounded and disabled
soldiers of the United States was taxed up, and
after being read and slightly amended, was Of
dered TO be epgrossed.
Mr. BoRLASD introduced Joint Resolution,
authorizing the Secretary of the Senate and the
Clerk ofthe House to audit the Printers accounts
during the recess.
The engrossment was ordered.
Mr.. john DAVIS reported back the River and
Harbor bill, without amendment.
Two private bills passed.
Mr. PEARcE moved, and after debate the sena's
took up the bill directing that all moneys COLLECTOR
in California as revenue from duties on goods im
ported there from the commencement OF the vs.,
to November 10, ls4s, by all military officers saa
Others, shall be paid into the Treasury oil sss
United States and such ofis rs forthwith 70 se1s'
their accounts From the sum collected lsuT
posed 10 be about two millions) one hundred Ar'
seventy Ave thousand dollars are allowed iot g
pepses Of the California Convention, and one nsn
bred thousand dollars heretofore exPenaeoI ~
Relief of Overland Emigrants. II
MIR. PEARcE explained the bin. All entries |"
goods in California prior TO Nov. l2thi 1850 ~.
illegal and the vessels were liable TO conh'caIOSs,
but the military authorities undertook to eoas,'
those duties FOX the convenience Of mercDass'I
Il was hardly probable that the money esPennoSss
10 pay the ex penses Of the Convention ana rc.S
emigrants would be received. The bill P.oPo',a
TO allow these items and required the oaiaH''
be paid into the treasury. ia AZ.
Mr.. GwIS moved an amendment tnas 'S.,ed
penses of the de facto Government from Iae
tae Treaty Of Peace until the state 1owsS and
went into operation should also be aaoSs If tho
that duties collected between the dsss 70 the
Treaty and the l2lh November, 1872 DC Pauameus
State Of California. He went into ~ 40
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Weather Items.

BY BdtR's Line, ~ HdHd ~.
BuFFALo-Mild and pleasant. Wind sW. Their g.
RocBEsTER.-Very pleasant day-to night clear ana
Alright Wind West. Their SO.
AUBURs-Fine day and clear-wtnd West and warm
SYRAcUsE.-fher A. Wind West and clear.
UTIcA.-Very pleasant, mild and clear. Their 10.
FoRT PLAIN.-Cleared off cold. Wind high from We'I
TheT. a. -
TROY Have had bright, beautiful day. River quito
high Their. S. 49,.
lLBANY.-Exceedingly clear and beautiful River high
Their St.
by hovsSs Line, 10 WaltaI
TUESDAY, Feb 25-s Pm
BUFFAIo-The weather has been very fine and clear 70
day beautiful starlight evening; Their 81 bar. ~ 10.
RocHEsTEs-Beauufu evenings starlight clear ana
AGBURs-yery fine day and clear, ssrligh, eyeriuS,
though rather cold Their 81.
SYRACUSE Rather cold but clear; wind N thef ~
uTicA-Very fine all day and beautiful eyesingi VIVA
w Their 81 bar $50 ~
ALBASY-Clear DC Tather chilly, pleasant "lnd
bar. $3.50 mercury In bar 90 ther. 81 49,.
TkoY-We have hsd deighrfcl day clear ana ofscnf,
wind strong from but moderated this evening" hef 'o
ST JOINS, G. E. Clear and fne wind sW lnef -
BURLINGTON Clear; wind NV Their So =, -. a,
WHirEHALL-Cleari lovely evening" wind N; tns' %
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Heavy Blow at PitrsburgN, &c.

..e, PifrsstsGH, Feb q
A terrific gale passed over here yesterday. m.
fastening steamers from their moorings and c,rr~.
ing them with great violence against bridge Ds,,
and drifting great distance up the river; blow.
ing down chimneys, fences telegraph p0ies, &c.
and II. Is supposed immense damage has been
done in the country.
Barnum and Jenny Lind viii be here about tia
last of March.
There is eighteen feet water in the river and
still rising.
Freight TO Cincinnati 10 cents
small break in the canal has prevented Il,
opening today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
THE New VILLAGE OF SrRArroNPoRr

ON FLUSHING BAY, BETWEEN COLLEGE POINT AND
FLUSHING We congratulate those who wish 10 combine
the endowment OF pure air and fine scenery with their Ous
ness puf suits, the establishment Of new village on
Flushing Bay distance only eight miles from the ny AID
sccesble BY steamboat, many times day. The name OF
this deg tth suburb Strstonpo sno 1t 10 laid out
thOre OF Flushing Bay which It oyerlooks for miles.
The location 10 proveroaiy healthy and possesses the
greet sdvsnsge Of lying the edge Of deep wSte SO
deep that passengers lard from seRmhoa at the low
est ebb ude srsltonpor Is only some So yards from
Flushng The cite consisted, short time ago, Of8oO los,
So Oy 100 feet 900 lOs cold AZ double quk time and
another go going on rapidly SlO0; and the next 200
held AZ So There will be dock b0it 10 be com
pleted soou and the fare will DO l2i As
regards location distance lana and water from the city,
salabIity and other ganages regard this village as
fcyci among the ties recently laid out pear New
York In order 10 Obtain tbs mnianm prca OF TOE lots
500 II Will be necessary 70 apply without delay 20 LANG
LEV FLkMMER, 81 Woosier-st whose represents
tons full reliance may be placed and who VII give per
cesirous Of purchasing opportunity TO seec nahe
spot The TILE comes direct from S.rattou's heirs Those
DESTROYS of seeing the spot would DO well to call as ABOVE
any morning before O'Clock.
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GENrLEMEN's HATs.-SPkrNe FAsHIor

UENTLEMENb I1ATS. -koPhINU L AoHIUN
ron Is5l-EsPENscHEID, Halter 1O7 Nsssaus corner Of
Ann, New-York has the pleasure Of announcing to his
friends and tho public that Saturday. the LIST day OF
March next he will issue the Spring Style OF Gentemens
Hats for 1851 which beauty Of shape aud finish will far
transcend any fabric has hitherto issued from hs manu-
factory He invites attention the peculiar contour and
disnfue air Of this superb article, with the fullest comb
depce Ii win gain rather than lose by comparison
with any hat irrespective OF price, has ever been pro-
duced in this city Notwithstanding the expense attendant
upon getting up this elegant hat the price will not
from The old mark S3 So Call aud fudge for yourselves
of the advantages bis establishment offers all others
In rbeanneas Gua,itv and style 2f ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
The Boston Fugitive Business.


In the case Of Charles q. Davis for aiding ia
the late rescue, Richard II. Dana closed for the
defense. He spoke of the present extraordinary
state of things the Proclamation of the President
the rumored sending of troops to Boston-Bos.on
in stage of siege, &c. while all was compare.
lively quiet here. He thought that the people Of
Massachusetts,, while the law was In force, would
not forcibly resist it. If Massachusetts, were q
Province, and had had no voice in passing such
law, it would have caused rebellion here. lie
said the people must resort to discussion and the
ballot box foe its repeal He argued at length
that the proof was not sufficient TO send up the
accused.
The District Attorney followed 10 reply
The Court then adjourned till to morrow morn
ing, when an opinion will be given.
Parties are raIlylDg for the election OF Senator
to morrow. 1t thought that Summers prospects
have not been improved by recent events, and
that he cannot be elected
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~ We invite the attention of CapitaI-

lists and the large sale at auction Of valuable i'm
proved unmproved City property by order OF Execu
tors and others sold this day by ANTHONY BLEECK
ER 10 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange consisting OF
the valuable and lots tnOwn Nos l29 and ii9
Wavery-pace ISL East Twenty.frstst, 2B Twelnhst,
191 snd 22S Wiam.st 10 spucest, l52 Essex-st % u
drdge-st the elegant houses and lots Nos @l East
Brosoway n,a- Monts onery a. 2T7 Divisonst Woos'
terst near Canal 81 Saint MARKS place. building lots on
Tyventy sixh Eighty-6h and Eighlysxh sts and SIXTH
avenue and 50 shares the Pfeux Manufacturing Com
psny stock Of Patterson ~ j. Maps of most OF the above
property can be had al the auction room, No broads1
qgf No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Vote Of Thinks 20 secretary Webster

HARRISBURG, Pa, Tuesday. Fec Il
In the House, the following joint resolution was
finally passed:
Resoiped, I, at the thanks of this Legislature
are eminently due to Hon Daniel Webster and
that they be and are hereby rendered TO hin, iOg
the very able and patriotic manner in which he
has indicated the well established principles Of
the Government Of the United States, in regard
to the intercourse with foreign nations, in biz
letter to Chevalier Hulseman. Charge de Afsires
from the Government Of Austria to the United
States, dated Dec LIST, 1850.
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Commercial Intelligence.

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. y.
There is an increased activity ia the market
for CoTTON since my last but prices depressed and "a
yor the purchaser The transactions for two days amount
$1,000 bales including Middngs at l0i There an al
vancing tendency and there IL fair amount
Offering Owners OF vessels asking &C. q ID for Cotton
for Liverpool and wa hear Of engagements al this
high many holders prefer sending their supplies 10
that market dsposDg Of them here at the very low prices
current In other markets there 10 no alteration OF m
porance report
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From Hayu - Tho Charge OF Smuggling
ngainsG tho Cnptnin OF the ship Lcandor.

BOSTON, Tuesday, FebfuaFy ..
Letters from Cape Haytien to February 7, re-
ceived by firm in this city, state that the SIoop-
OF w ar Albany had arrived there from Hayana,
to look into the matter of the arrest and detention
in prison, OF the Captain OF the American brig
Leander, on an unioonded charge of smuggling.
The authorities had ackno wledged the business Of
the claim for damages, and agreed to pay the sum
demanded-S3, 600, bat this promise was only "a
verbal one. Capt. Plat said he should dispatch
a statement of the matter 10 Washington, and
ask leave 10 return and enforce the payment, II il
was not before voluntarily made. The author
tiles at Cape Haytien had visited Capt. Plat on
board the Albany and were much pleased with
their reception The Albany sailed on the Och, on
her return TO Havana.
Coffee was scarce and American Provisions
were pl enty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

~ "HoIbroOks United States Railroad
Guide for February, is just published. It is a
most complete and comprehensive index to all
the travelling routes in the country, compressed
into the smallest possible compass. tG. K. HOl-
brook & Co., ia EAssaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

GENIN ON UMBRELLAs.-Th clumsy
Umbrella used fifty years ago was almost as heavy as
modern tent while the lightsemmed hemisphere OF SIX
and cotton now sod by GENN burden 10 the weak
EFT arm Elegant French sefopenpg Umbrellas. an inn,
nie variety Of and cotton al stout light and
strong finished with handles Of the most modern and SUI
peru designs GENIN ga Bro way, opposite St. PauPs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
The Census-Representntion.

The Pennsylvania Enquirer'S Washing
ton correspondent gives the following
synopsis of the Census Returns and the
consequent changes in the Appointment
of Members of Congress. 1t differs from
our own recent statement in according
gain of one Member to Mississippi aad two
(instead of one) to Missouri, while North
and South Carolina are made to lose two
Members each instead of one. This gives
the Free States net gain of two Mem
bers. He says:
"From pretty reliable data, received at the
Census Office it is believed that the entire popu.
lation of the United States at the present time is
100000.
The Free population. .2O,O5O,OO9
The Slave population. 3,050,O00
The population of the Free States. 49,. 100000
The population of the Slave States;
Free population Observation-Disclosures. b,HOO,OOO
Slave. $4,000
Which would give representative pop
ulation ofthe Slave States of. ....-.. 1928, 200
The entire Representative population
will be Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,62S 200
The ration of representation will be about
81, 600; at which rate there will be gain in the
Free States of six members; and in the Slave
States Of four In the Free States loss OF four
members and in the Slave of six.
The States which will gam are: Arkansas, l
Massachusetts, Mississippi | Michigan, l;
Missouri 9; and Pennsy venia, /.
The States which will lose are Maine, A: New
Hampshire, l New York, North Carolina, +
South Carolina, 2; Vermont, l and Virginia 3"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Sailing OF the Mexico, SC.

NEW ORLEANS. Thursday Feb 70
The American Mail Steamship Mexico, sailed
from this pert yesterday for Chagres with l5S pas
sengers.
In the case Of Gen. Henderson, now on trial
charged with being concerned in the recent in.
tended invasion Of the island OF Cuba, they are, a
yet, unable to empanel new Jury.
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HousE.H HUNTERS, ATTENTION Let


no man endeavor select dw cling fer the coming year
without procuring Of Knoxs inmitable Hats OF the
Spring Fashion. will prove passport to confidence and
speciality win have occasion TO furnish security for the
payment Of hts rent KNOCKS assortment IL sufficiently
large and varied supply tho Of all the male house
hunters Ia NeW.YoIk Gail on him Al % FultOn-st.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NrW-YoRK. WEDNESDAY, FEB. %.
ROP EuP0pe.

The next number of The Tribune for European
circulation will be Issued THIS MORNING, at
O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news uP
to ths time Of going to press. The africa sails
from shis port To Day, at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN Iowa. The an
nouncemept in the Burlington HaTkeye that this
mode Of punishment had been abolished was pre-
mature. The bill substituting imprisonment
passed the House, but was rejected in the Senate.
So says the Burlington STATE Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Tuesday evening, Feb. 8
Easterly winds have prevailed here for the last
week. There is now heavy snow storm frcn
the northeast.
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By Telegraph to The Ncw-York fribvs,.

Ssssn Masnefs TtlsrsSA oaes cor. Eass.sr sss s.,.
AZ For late and importsnt telegram
dispatches see Seventh Page.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LEARY & CO., Hatters, and Leaders
M Vnshion for Centemeu's Hats and Astor House.
introduced the style for the ssson on Saturday, 30 ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

CHEAP PROM AUCTION AND By RECENT
ARRIvALs-E. II NEWMAN Offers an elegant variety Of
NeedewoTk Collars from p Cd upward also some re-
arksby cheap Needewok Sleeves at 10, IS and 6s sso,
Embroidered Hdkf al 81 scOlloped do 81 4s hemmed
stitched do "a 6d-woil verify atenton-end 0eaauf0l
,,irs ~ css a.. 9f IT.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches
Teslernl Nomination..
WAsaIsaros- Tn..l,

WAsHlNeroN, Tuesday, Feb. n
Mr.. Brooks, Of Pennsylvania, was nom.
mated to-day for the Consulate at Belfsr
Ireland. Mr.. Belknsp, for Purser in ,hs
Navy. The nomination of Thomas Bo,I.,
King has not yet been sent in.
wOUTER Won TwILLgR
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BARNUm's MusEUm.-A charming array
Of attractions are offered At this pleasing place day The
Performances full OF humor sound sentiment
and ont In the evening for The Oenen OF ns1 gehe,sUy
slhipe and stirring pieces given a mering the highest
appreciation
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r. WARNocKs', Hatters, 275 Broad

ysy driving Housed introduce. this day. style OF
Hal for genemens Spring wear, which for symmetry OF
model and sessonsbe adaptation, 10 confidently offered "a
worthy Of universal acceptance. Mu
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~ John Y. SAVAGE, % Fulton ST..

ana retail dealer in fine gold and silver Waches
We are copfdont that it win be the advantage Of all
those who want The time give him Call. 5
hal Also superior OF Guild Pens among which
are h.s Rcheeu Ever Pointed Their reputation ia TOO
well established 10 require any praise ffom US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

u Soap and Candles manufactured and
for sale by w. HULEs SON. los, ITO and il2 cha-st.
New-Yerk S@ lOt-
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THREE DAYs.-Kings have been de-
throued and Republics established in three days To revo
uopiZe his handwriting Is OF more importance 70 bad
than tbe ovef,hrO~ Of Charles X or Louis Philippe
first Therefore lot ali who Deed instruction Ia pennsn-
he lssI Tires days duhog which spphcsdoAs to Join his
cheap asses can be received by OLIVES GOLDSMITH,
so Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

CRAYoN DAGUERREOTYPES- Process pat
enedThs new and exquisite Style OF art Is pronounced
by srss and all good judges The last great improvement
10 Dsguerrsoyping" Laees and gentlemen are Invited 70
only At hooks Gallery, SOS Broadway OF Frankn-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

~ CAROLINE RoUSsEr, 1.-THE rlval OF
Fanny Elsser) sweet sisters and he ladies of New
Ymk and vicnlv are politely requested to visit the essb
lshmept OF Mr. MILLER Ia Cansist where they will mad
he largest hsndsonesi and best assortment OF LAdes
I'M ms civ Give him call ladies' and you will repeat
the wish 10 j. B. MILLEmet lof V@naieI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-12


For laying Brick Papsme,it, Curl and Clutter
Stons, and three 5sst paUed supports on North
ssGsg Claiborne, bet. Common and Canal
streets.
shall be made with lake BRICKS LAID in herring bone
90 PED q axe sand O. other sand Of equally qualify
up with this sand and stns coating Of spread over the
Whole ssFacs Prior e laying The bricks the earth ground
S 6s, 9, 0Ds toward. ss ePIs line PEI
sfSH ,ss \ =. ana rsmmsd o
sSSns 1 s,, lid nd esss os
Ss S Sf Sy he ss
hsssp sp Sa cu,S and sue. the Mgucpy
me which he Hancpay 'p now sss saeh
saIS and gutter stone The hauling he be done BY
tine ss sher d dsssS No AVE-, sss shall
Il q hs lace must s. 70 o he oMss sss sss
the sS sSd s be isysd
down ~ inches and the ends well joined 7
a q ss M Il good ia IN ~sss.
draining iois by means Of cutters passing through the curl
he work. according the directions and levels whcr
Sl be given by The surveyor and each curb stone havy
Of he adjoining houses be sody fixed backed in tn
mos appoved manner 70 prevent the creycs. wah and sink
ns thick, shorer than feet. depth each 70 cor
cub below II he upper surface If Ss aons sar
yuong and gutter stone be proposed b.
ais square loot Of curb VT =
The utter stones shall be n inches in wid.h well set apo,
onnnruon otake shells sharp sand less than nche
ucknes on well graded and properly Iammei bottom
peveo snppot Of ronnd stone feet wide shall be iait
hsAi 70 me utter on bed Of inches Sharp sand and ink
anu iseeise covering Of the OF gravel inche
osegs ana nave the inerstcss well filed therewith
The wnoe work p be finished within ninety DAYS iioa
aae Of contract, and security given IN Ina amonnf az an.
Thousand dolnrs for the faithful performance f The
fS menis wl be made on the cehcate Of the saryeyo
as the work Progresses follows That parton na h, *.
property holders 70 be paid BY them the contrncsor vh
remainder by the Municipatty faN'y' anu ui'
BIDS VII be reserved per squsIe yard for brckns ne, u,
foot ios curb stone F'' ' per squaf'
further erstood tina, the prices charged by the On,
tractor Iof such curb and gutter STONE a. NAV ne Ali ~ III
by the Municipality, shall correspond wit tbe pr,cs NJ ~ y
he takes this portion OF the material HJf;I IN NJ NC
aaas Surveyor Of the Second Nupolps,v
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&Z2 g[ll4g|!!|!;}{i3z2y|

hE bAGU hRkEOtYPE SALOONS. No.
- - enmp street. tShif s. new buildings are now omen
hr tle reception OF VISITORS who are eseotfnv nvi,d w
'ssle NE very extensive collection of PORTRAITs
patrons =" E''' 'ousiaCuoh 10
~ hy the superior arrangement of the IIgUr in the
pdhe Room, constructed expressly for this purose with
an lmme9:e sKY-LIGHT, and by a NEW CHEMIcAI PPn
less used IN preparing the Plates Portraits are
~ very short space OF time tonly few seconds) exhibng
s uesfee o. perleeion, with the proper and natural
not be Gfe.ke. ' 'io'ufes eaa-
NH A choice variety OF new style Enameled and En-
graved LooKETs of the finest Gold and hest workmanshin
suitable Tor Miniatures furnished the manufa
~ Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
eueneotype al NewY York prices. e. JACOBS 'e 10"
NJ oul No. VI Camp street Newt lrlenns
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OFFICIAL.
] Alayoralty OF New Orleans,
MARCH %, 1851.
: -. GQuNCIL OF MUNcIpA IIIY Nh. Two

n !, MARCH q, 1851.
CopHCIL OF MU'ncIPALIrY. No. .Two.l
Sitting OF Tuesday, Maruh rs, 1851. s
WHEREAS, Sundry citizens, properly holders
w ana residents Of the Eleventh. Ward, have petitoned
this Council TO- have the sidewalks laid the lower side oil
nib0fns st1es between common and Canal streets be It
Rssered, That the Mayor be authorized and requea
sx giving ten days notice in the official paper, sell al
pubic auction the for rnahns s the
masa and laying TIE sidewalk the lower aide Of OLAF
to accordance with existing ordinances and agree
aby e tss pec6eaiio9s TO be fasd BY Surveyor,
pubzhsd with the said notice. Paym to be made on the
escats Of Surveyor, the work progresses as follows
That portion dne BY the ey hode be paid by them
70 the contractor, w0w be subr0gated to the rights of The
Municipality. and the remainder be paid by the Munich
palty. lSKnedl ~ LANES II. CALDWELL, President.
[Signsdl A, d. CRossMAN. Mayor.
True COPY: ii. BIER Clerk.