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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON Ely nj A II * r IT.

SUNDAY, Nov. H-6 T.. NJ
The stock market for tho past has been steady,
with slight variations clo-ing with disposition the
part Of operators to hold with increased confidence
Tho increased supply Of money is calculated to stimulate
speculation and although the early for outside
operators in purchasers yet it will DO difficult
to resist the influences of many circumstances favor
ing the buyer California continues its liberal supplies
Of gold The exchanges should they remain at pre-.
sent for sixty days longer will give immense accumu
lation of gold which will cause still larger bank
son and encourage further issue Of the paper
cy. The Bank Of England and Bank Of France have
both been forced into expansion of their issues and
banks, from the same causes, will be placed in
similar situation The great gold production must un-
doubedy produce its Influences to what extent it may
be carried by banks and individuals yet be
ceved it has not yet reached its climax Australia
is yet in its infancy and California instead Of diminu
ton promises to double its present production What
specie is leaving the banks is tending south
ward to purchase cotton. These purchasers in their
tu,n, furnish exchange Europe and the specie has
merely changed its place Of deposit for tho time being
Tho activity which pervades the foreign markets will
continue provide suciency of exchange for the pre-
sent for all mercantile wants
The merchants San Tranoi.ce arc loudly complAin-
ing the recent order issued by the Treasury Depart
issued em the Assay ONCE n rsymeet Of Custom mSSs
dues There Is great deal Of United Stctes and
impossibity is said to dispense wih these ingots in
business transactions The alt Of this order
advance the premium Of American geld from per
up to ten per cent premium Large parcels changed
has fallen to per cent premium The establishment Of
the Mint in Gan Francisco will overcome the difficulty
but in tho meantime, the Inconvenience is serious
The following statement of the receipts asd expend
of the United States from the LIST of July the
3Nth Of September 1852 issued tho Registers
Office, Treasury Department. under date Of November
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DA.
ne SEE THIRD PAGE.-@N


FUItS.
EURs OF ALL NATIONS.-sTIMuLATED BY THE
great demana that exists in European cities tor
this elegant ufeu and indispensable article Of ladies' eos
tune also the expense that has hitherto
attended hs purchase Of fine fsra in this country the
pret,r Induced to largely into this branch
business with determination to maintain the rsputA
ton his establishment holds the first in this CITY for
during the past summer at the ndsons
other fur sales he oaer adyantagesin this
department to BIO found at any other store In tho
country
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CRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING COMPANY.-y.
NJ Winchester President Capital t25o0W Shass8
$40 half shsres 500 Tn rich quarts owned BY the
company exceed 400 In number covering surfsos It 10
sores In the richest and most desirable part Of Grs
10y Tho machinery, which 10 the most approved aud
powerful Of any manufactured 10 calculated TO pulvss
lie hundred tom day The principal pat Of
chipery the groun aud the remainder daily expected
Tho whole OF the property paid for; aad tho
free from deht This speculative aNsr fev shares
OF the stock for sale At Pamphlets the
cbsrter BY laws map &c. may be ,a.ed ~ the ohes
BY mail incioss two cent stamps Address possEs paid
with for stock In drafts New York current
funds TO r. RI HhRDS, Secrssry, l07 Fulton street.
New York whore Of tho gold bearing
xsssu. fran to Y Of iork
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The Glasgow Gazette gives tho annexed statement,
showing the estimated amount Of gold raised in Cafor
ns and Australia OF the gold imported thence into Great
Britain Of gold coined in Great Britain and OF gold coin
taken from the Bank Of England and remaining 10 cir
culaton from 1Ss9 to 1852, distinguishing the amounts
each year
MOVEMENTS or NEw GoLp GREAr BRITAIN.
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single article such mun cuffs, tippes, vctorine,
boa, at o Proporionate ratio.
A- Furs altered cleaned repaired, under tbs
intendo nce Of practical French fprrer.
GEORGE BULPlN, Paris Mantilla, Cloak,
Fur. and Shawl Emporium. Gl Broadway. New York
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DuIIARD T.prrs ron sAIr-IyoNARp RrN.

RILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE-LEoNARp BEN
- min. successors TO T. c. 0Conn,r beg leave to In
form their friends and billiard saloon progretorf la general
that they are prepared to furnish large and plendd
assortment Of fret class billiard aid bagatse tables and
made ready for shrmen at the shortest notice Workmsn
ship and material warranted OF tho beat quality Alse
silk ard worsed pockets, oo,hs, balls macss cues Que
bridgts French feathers pool boards balls ard pins
g. &c. Tables taken down and In the best
at the lowest rate All orders by mail otherwise will be
prsu pity attended to- by applying at the m.nrf.ct n
Ann street. at the and ooe Az Reade street,
fourth aoor N BA marble top bsgats and thrre
hand billiard tables for sale RALPH BENJAMIN,
JAS. IL. LEONARD.
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ITO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL
received at tho office Of tho New York and Besseo
Railroad Company In the city OF Middletown, unal ~
douhle trnek Of the ew York aud Boston Railroad. Pre-
posas invited for the 8rs second and third dvsnA
commencing at Nav havon sAd extending saserly shvet
miles Also Tor tho fourth DIVISION prepAx
- time. Profes may examined, aud %
work be had by applying at the company's ofhos
CHhS r. ALsOP. PreGdent
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$500 a DRUG STORE FOR SALE Low FOR
POOOs cash. druggist, fully competent. will be
admitted partner The tore small well stocked and
in q good location up town good opportunity for
physican Inquire at 20 Washington street, or address
Physician, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-15

r YONS' POWDER is THs STUFF
L. Fer rats and nice " e good sRoh;
Tleas, mosqLi.0ss. Dugs, and -oacnce'
Fliee nor bees dare make noeoaSAes.
One snuff they take. then Keel over;
Bid farewell, a long farewell hoNov'r
No moro thew want
For now they're sober . 80
Thispowder you mustgst uyyou'e NOV hNa w.
so call In az the store, II u 81 .,
Ard Broadwsy is the street. Vow oeH siorses
Where lives the greatest man cut YET.
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Suicide IN London, or Henry Joseph Brad
field, formerly OF New York.

(From the Dublin saunders News Letter, Oct. I6.1
An inquest was held at the st. Jamess Work
house, Poland street, at ten o'clock this day, by Mr.
Lapgham, the Deputy Coroner for Westminster, and
q jury, to inquire into the cause OF the death Of
Henry Joseph Bradfeld. who committed suicide
three days go, in the coffee room of the St Adams
Hotel, Charles street, st. Jamess Tho jury hav-
ing been sworn, and having viewed the body, the
following witnesses were Called
William Grindley Peckham-l have been IN tho
army, and was magistrate in the West lndies;
knew the deceased, Henry Joseph Braddeid don't
know where he was livirg Of late; he had some time
ago lodging Ia the Waterloo road; he had been
educated as q medical man: he told me so, and WIS
surgeon with Lord Cochrane, in Greece; after that
he was In the Belgian eeryioe in the nussaTs, but
knew nothing Of him TIL 1875, when no went out
with me TO- Trinidad: we went in the same ship,
and have known him since; left him ut the o. nle
the magistrates were dismissed a. moments warn
ing, in Trinidad; ho was not magistrate thon, but
he was magistrate up to that time: don't kno
on what ground he was dismissed; 70 were ell
dismissed by the Governor, Sir George HILL at a
moments notice ] did not or hoar of him for
some years afterwards; / understood he wen. to
Darbadees afterwards Gs Colonial Secretary: saw
him Afterwards in lion ion BIO vas not pursuing any
profession, but understood he wanted to he ro-
stored as magistrate "a ,bc colonies; be then had
IN appointment in St Domingo undor Governor
Colonel McDopal6; cav nothing OF htm thea till
this time twelve month he called GA me ~ my
house; he VIA thsE doing nothing. and understood
he had been very III, AMI vas trying 70 DO tho oast
he could; he was then in distressed circumstances,
and living on his frieDds; his wife and child folio wod
him to Trinidad; / cav him frequently within tne
last twelve months; be generally came. to mo on
Sunday, moro than once q month on the average;
saw him last on Monday morning last, about ha't
past one nothing particular took place on that o.
casion, but be was very much depressed in conse.
quepce OF the injustice done 70 him by the Colonial
Office and no always labofcd under that impression;
h. diLsd and slept at my house on sunday, and he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-15

vJNo DAGUERREAN ART1STS-A NEW INVOICE OF
scale plates warranted perfect just received. aud for
the lowest prices by VICTOR BISHOP, 20 Maiden
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NOTICE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
IN Company Tho sui soribsrs to the new stock
hereby notified nstalnent Of ten cent has bs
called in by the directors payable the 18th Decenbsx
At the ooe Of tho agents Mess Ludlow Pleasaat
81 Frsnt street. BY order Of tho board,
c. n. HABICHT, Secretary.
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National LOAN FUND LIYE ASSURANCE so
cety OF Londoa General agency at III Wall strsst
New IorkThis life assurance society having deposissd
guarantee fund Of 500 o United States New
York State stocks With the Comptroller Of the u
New York in soeordauee with the ststs law win oevs
proposals for insurance Lives st their
Wall street, New ork and NJ their different AgsncisA
tho State Persons going California aud =
rails insured at moderate premium he osal
board OF directors neos Wednesday for transss
OF buspers Medical examiners In attendance daily
o'clock Pm Par phlets, setting forth the advantage
this paBy plies ofos No
n Wall street c. h. HAB1CHT General AgeAA
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T,O QUARRYMEN.-PRoPoSALS WILL BE RECMy-
4 cd for tho vi guarrying tract OF land VIA
wAtor front Of Aye hundrsd and hfsy feet on the p.
Streets containing large qusatty OF supsrcr building
stors Responsible parties may apply to JOHN ALLEN
lis Fourth THOMAS NORTON 2l2 Pearl stHeee
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vUyo LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE. WITH ALL NO.
inrr, vements, Broadway and Union
ANY who part of it, an would be willing dvo
board three family, would have IL
able terms Inquire at No. SCI Broadway ut tho drug tsre
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An extraordinary accident happened few days
since on board the Swedish steamer Lennart, on
her way from Stockholm 10 Ystad A cask of sui
phuric acid was broken on deck, and the corrosive
liquid poured through the ctevices of the panks and
falling ON bed occupied by Count Eric Chetien de
Pontin, Chamberlain the King of eden, burned
him so badly that he died after some hours OF hor-
riblc sufferer. His age was twenty.six.
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NlR aALls

CT E00 FOR SALE, A RESPECTABLE BUSI-
ness IN this city. paying daily frsm SO 20
much ncreasoa Location and gements unsorpassod
s3,0OOcssh. Address N. Tavern, Herald ofhcs.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

4 CORNER PROVISION OR PRODUCE STORE n
"A lot in the part Of the city, on railroad sd
route Rent $500 Also oroekery store in dne -
cation. Apply to H. b. KINsHIMER, $40 Fourth avenue
from to O'clock r. M.
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vINOYS-TOYs-TOYS.--T0C CLOSE THIS BRANCH OF
my business for SALE at reduced prices the above
stock which we'll assorted either by the from tho
shelves beg call the attention Of the trade my
well assorted stock Of fancy goods French and bohemian
porcelain &C. at moderate prices
9. r. A. HINRICHS $50 Broadway and 10 Liberty street
v1SOY2i-rANCY GooDs!-noLIDAP PRE3HNrsE
i J. W. H0LBERTON. 43 Maiden lane Row York, offers
for SALE toys and common qualities, kid and
dolls adies work Boxes games china fgurce Tin an iron
toya India rubsm toys fireworks &c. SO Orders from the
mill
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vTO BUTCHERs-FOR-sALE.-TH OLD ESTABLISH
i ed meat shop the OF Ridge and Division
streets together h the horss cart and harness. having
years lease and doing good business. In
quire the premises.
VJ,O COAL DEALERS OR MANUFACTURERs.-I.o
for sale or lease, in the Seventh avenue near Thirty
second street. n feet 'front.' 20 feet and l9f feet Deep
Apply to II. PLATT, so7 Seventh ayenua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16
r. BACHELORS must beware Here il

~ BACHELORS must beware, Here is
the New Hampshire law Loveetters, a. recently de.
cided by the Supreme Court of that state;
"Where a written correspondence Ia kept up between
an unmarried gentleman aud unmarried young lady,
Of suitable age who s not HE relative ths most common
and natural Inference IT, thai 1t Is upon matrimonial
subjects since phsre an engagement actually e1n,
correspondence almost Invariably foloDs. Bot young
sgesble lades At least prudent ones do not allow
themselves be engaged IN correspondence with uu'
married men, uness tney suppose marriage contract
exists between them. Aud unmarried men do net de-
sire that such CORES oond.nce should DO carried on
where an engagement exsi, unless DO from
some improper motives, with the hope and expecta
hou of ultimate engagement.
That an engagement exists, offer has been
made and accepted where correspondence takes place
between such parties described Ia THE case, 10,
we think, in accordance with general experience,
which Of the usual and most satsfsctory tests OF
humsn evidence that might be suggested yet We hold
II competent 10 be submitted 10 jury, and from phtch
h,y may find promise TO marry II the evidence satisfies
them Of the fact ~
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE JAPANESE ExPEDIrIoN.-Thef fol-
lowing 10 an extract of letter from otcsr Of the
United States scopotwar ST Mays to friend In
Washington, dated
MACAO, CHINA, Monday, May 3, 1859.
We arrived at Hong hong the I'd day Of Nay, with
our Japanese passengers on board and we'll after very
fine passass We efs San Frsncisco the ss Of March,
and made twer,y.one days to O~y he; stopped eight
days We buried the old Capt Mondho In iio, Owy.
he he died the 2lst of March, the day sishted land
and we buried him the next day The coffin We got
made for him Q square box they put him sitting In
It, and packe his clothes around him. They were welt
pleased to have him buried on shore. We bad inc
passage from the Islands here; reefed topsails only
once We had typhoon In the China sea Yes
tercay we came down from Hong Kong. Tho Com
modores ship here and the sloop Plymouth, aud So.
rstogs are gone away. cspncttei you when We shai
sail for Japan. We must wait TIL Commodore Perry
out, who Is shortly expected. The japanese are
all well send you their respects They often talk OF
you and the captsn and the ship Polk
Six Malays were huns at Hong Kong the day We
In for killing English captain in brig at SEA
expect We will have muse In Japan THE dime
This is the uglest part Of the world have seeu yet
Hong Kong 10 poor looking hole. but rythins 70
cheap. The CbIpsmen have beautiful shswls on board
every day for three and four dciara The Susqushsn
M Is q noble steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16

IY An affidavit was made yesterday be-
fore C. H. Andruss E'q, by Mr. Frederick Buhr snst
Auilla J. Keeman, the Hungarian, who has for some
time been prsciciDg medicine In the city, protested
physician for causing the de ath OF two OF Mr. Be chill
drer By inoculaag them for small pox. Keleman was
therefore arrested by officers SANFORD and Bachmeyer
The sidavit states that heleman pretended that tho
operation which was performed about tne last Of May
was vaccination the vaccine matter being taken from
the arm of a child which hal been vaccnatsd with mat
ter from the Of kelemsns own child, whereas has
been proved that the child from which ne took the matter
in the nd instance mad the small pox and died Of It,
{ ne OF Sir. Buar's children 1.-THE girl IL months
ID who was inoculaled took the small pox and I'm
gered Till the OH inst the other child rle boy,
aueht from his slater In a most girulsnt form, ana
died on the 18th Of July. Justice Andruss, alter ful
examination, and hearing all this testimony that heie
could produce, committed him for mansiaushter,
believing that he could not be admitted 70 oai a mo
fact of the Doculaton and Its results were clearly
proved This Doctor 10 the same Of whom public not
Ice made few weeks since. and b stsp bis maj
practice. ordnance passed by the Common
Council II Is said that he has extended this dreadful
contaeion not only III rough city extent but
also in the neighborirg villages Newark Adv, 18th.
e The Black laws" Of Indiana were
repealed at tho last session Of ths Legislature OF that
State 1t done uIintentiODally, by the passage OF
general repeating law. repeating all laws OF the state
enscsd al tbs same session, with certain excep-
lions. The blacks are nov Oh the same footing vita
the whites IA 10 giving testimony and la certain other
respects Some Of the Indiana papers think the old
laws will be It enacted at the next session.
r. The Montreal Herdtd announces the
arrival In that city Of Dr. +. b. OCalashaD sccomps
MED by bis wife ssd sister, Mrs Walsh, Of Cork Dr.
o Csllsg hsn compaIot Of PaYineau, Dr. Nelson,
&C. who were driven from Canada hf,cen years
ago. since which time be nAs b-en useful and respected
czen Of Albany This Is mis- first visit 70 Canada since
the amnesty.
t. The Savannah Republican chroni-
cles the capture Of shark OF rybes Island on
the 9Th, by some piots IL measured fifteen fee! from
the end Of It's tail to the tip Of the nose and when open
ed found contain ten kc crabs sea guilt and
mans boot, with any quantity OF bones, resembling
those Of the human body. 1t TOOK men ~ haul
and lash Il 10 the gun mel Of the pilot boat
e A sailor, named Boyle, was danger
ouily stabbed by sbipms,e named Ryan, In Annst,
Boston, on Friday night last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16
RICHMOND (VA.) POLICE ITEMS


Fotriy ADJUSTED -Ronsndo De Cosro a very worthless
free negro, srrsgned before ths Nay r yesterday
morning, and by him order, thirty nine Ashes, for
beating Eliza Bradley free negress, With big stick,
the 10Th q July lss and br' atins her arm Ia too
places These parties residents OF that vile hole
the basin known by some as " Buzz rds Roost" and
had they been kind enough 10 have knocked out the
chunk Of each other and sansled their Witnesses with
the stencil II bsye arisen from such perform
ance the deed would have been proclaimed well DONE
and the city lost posbng by the result
Tribe CAPTURED On Mond.y night Capt Jenkins and
bis aids sueceeded in capturing sil.s Msxsd Elizabeth
Honeycut and Mary Hooeycuf THO Of tue vess Of the
free negro race, and caging the same Yesterday
morning they were srrasnsd before tho Mayor,
charged With rietous and disorderiy conduct and With
being nuisance 10 the neigh hood 10 which they
breathe The Court ordered the application Of tweaty
stripes 70 the bido Of Silas and Elizsb~th sod then
eoomittee the three 10 prson in desus Of ba n eoo
each for their future good behavior
Old Brdss.- Madison Cary, . worthless fee negro,
vas arrsigned before the Mayor yesterday, snswoI
the charge Of stealing old bras 20 me vsiue o. ~ from
william d. Ensign, about three veeks $50 mo ovr
dence vas not conclusive enough 10 warrant 'Ae pun
bhment OF thu accused, 20 be vas seqeeoo oa snss
charge but comuaed % prison tor nsTns 10 fsssses
No Pass-Wunsm, slsvso d VIM Grant nan from
The watch On Nosday night bscsuss - had no pAe but
vu purgued. captured and Gagged. Ysaeedey tAe
Nsyor rave lin n sdmoat1on and ben discharged
him
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SUPREME COURr-Io the matter Of

~ Rbm 10 SOOHIs-in the matter oil the eP~
~ ps.ooa q the Mayor, AHernes ard Cor nonshy o. bs
w OF ~. Ion IsAtys N the OPENING Of ONE hUSDRID
AND IWINII FOURTH ST. ron the Oh Ch arch Road tbS
oA r N The Csv Of Ns~ fosrs sadsr4srsd conmssooso
OF Esnnais and Assessment the entitled a,,sf hs.eS
iur. people Of the STATE Yo .a,s Aa At 70
amend entitled Act reduce .. .l a sar.e
Of New fork.
entitled An Act snsat.. Aet sstt,a q. AZ
COLLECTION ~ Ass-ssssnts Csy
Cousy sod cor other pares $1,000 MAJ IL,
1870 Ssed Nay 1874 70 Tie osEsf OF osoers,
egpsn,. o. al houses and improved gnmoroved As sfecssi
-rey cor-,sa ther esuusse and ss.ss-ss,
entities ard that psrsns whose afsrss,s AZ
ied thereby Who BE- opposed 10 n. ssns are
T. fresen; their obsco0s ~ntns 70 BENNY shkAhNN
Chairman The Cornssones the ocs Of Gssrss L.
o-ooru- No lr Mulberry the CITY Of New fort, WITHIN
thirty days from the ssi- 81 And that ne I'm q en-
ef4ced - tie sad AID assessment ooss ne
lots parces Of lad sDa oeaS he Isehh Ware
Of 'he Cy New fork and Included within The oo~n S hn 70
VT On the ~ the westerly hns or sds OF 1s % Us
wet ~ tic -astery hns s5s 81 stb on s ooe ~ NC
hne OF the Of bsl ls At and iss # Ass
on he ouA By the line Of tie OF the eoA est~esn sA q
an 40 - 50 the .h out the damage ans esneat
mats used ., the sad Commissioners. a sorssat ne
street CoHnssouer ocs Of CITY >w foss And the As
SoGAotes DO further roee that hs rspsrt NE above
e natter se maze l presenist The Sg2rens Court os
OF fors, SPECIAL Tern Of the sad coar 70 -
- Nhe CITY hs 81 tho CITY OF sev YORK % Saturday the go
gay oooo. lso The Of the Court that sy ans
@ Zen and there thereafter osl 10 sszd
WI ss made hat SAID b eoahrDatsd Nsv rorh
HENRf BRENNAN,
sESRI sERIEoLf. cOmm4..so.n.
GEo. l. OSBORNE,
Hsssy T. DAvrss. Attorney IA ,oSN
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- ps-on OF ne mayor, Aldermen Commonly fin. Gu
O. SeETors. -lats- H. OPENING q LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SQUARE, ssoga A. BLOOhlNGOALE SQUARE, ir
" ard Of 1ndsT- I'd
ru p4rsusnt - th- -quissnt.of AZ o. The Lsss
1t State k-sYor. -r'it>d An
suslt At entitled act - reduce
-ariJ % the Cy VI New fCrk. Act paved Apr -
leg; ESQ re At entitled An Act amend Act snutss
relation and TsI- he
Ciy ard County h- passed xaJ
-. s4o passed Nay ths
al houses aod Gnmproved hnds ah-ss
th~sty hat ceet Their aas AsessAat
G above entitled tina; all whose Interests
A1sst thereby anc
q STsssIi their ooscuons Nnuns MOSES MAYNARD Jf
Weeks 10 g Wan 81, Tie ~ Of SeE York, within try
Gays nom ne ds,- Of thus The hints embraced -
lie sad estimate and a-s---r-nt oOg that % Al
re h parcels Of and, snf berg ne
Nineteenth Is ard " The Se~ and bounded t-sbes
az eontnns s ov that o. The aoh ~ he south
uorh-ry hn- sd- Of Fory third tAt ~ east - he
westerly Lne I'D. OF SIth sv on the ~e ~ tie east
cry sre ste Ct Eyeribv lthsv Ad down on the mas
used ~ he &C one Of Estimate aid Assess-ot 10 NE
above -ned matter Sic Aforesaid n tho Street Coass
sf- once, and ~nh sad entitled, Map OF propenyn
sd for and benefited by the and hyns out Of
Square, kno~n Boom nstAe Square the snsssnn wn
that their repor he above entitled matter vi % made
and Court Of ne state o
SPECIAL Term Of he sad Cogr', bed inc ey ?. =
City Of View Yot Saturday the ID day o. oe,sosr o NE
opsnns Of the Court that day and that Hsfs ,ae oen
sooa .r.asr a. beard noce n. = made sAs
az en-, =. ec-syr,d-Dstsd Nev Yort, Jgb - ia4
NOSES nArsARD,h
JOHs A. wEEks fConrassossrs.
JosEpHs IoRx, -
EIprr L C.vus, Attorney Hhteo