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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07
SECoND BOARD.
+. CITY TRADE REPORT.
MONDAY, September O.


AsHs Some 263 bbls have been sold to day at 81 70
81 sliI for pos and SIS 56l4 for pearls per 100 ID
BEtswAx A lot Of 800 lbs Western yellow fetched
Tkc.. per ID cash.
BREaDsTurFs-Flour was less valuable the day
ments comprising 900 bbls ordinary to choice State
and mixed to fancy Western at 81 81 81 So common
to good Ohio at 81 81 81 58i4 superhns Canadian,
in bond 81 CO.. and ordinary to straight Southern at
81 AZ 81 62z. Rye -four and corn meal were unal-
tered Sales have been made Of 5000 bus. common to
prime Genesee white wheat at 81 0s 81 1874; 600
ohio do. do. at 81 &C 81 %; $500 Michigan do do,
bus River rye at Sc s3c the previous figures; and
1900 bus un.ound and Western mixed corn at tic a
TIC, and 72is a13ls per bushel-ap abatement.
CATrLr.-At Washington drove yard offered 1000
beeyes (sC0 Southern and Western the remainder this
State fair demand has prevailed during the week,
but about loo head remaining undisposed Of The mar.
ket close firm at from TO cents per ID for good
tsling qualities. At Browning Bulls Head
offered 90 cowss and calves Demand sair All sod
5000 on sale Prices Of the former at from 81 30 to 50
so 81 SO; the latter 81 so TO So 80 81 All sold At
Chamberlain 81 Hudson River Bulls Head Offered,
$50 beef cattie sales at from 6lf to 81 Cows and
Caves5O offered sales at from 500 to $50 to $40 Sheep
and Lambs Offered 4o0s Sales Of sheep at 81 80 to
So so a 81: and lambs at from 81 TO So so a So 80
CofFFF Rio was in better request at an &C &C,
per h. of advance 5000 bags were purchased at SIC
CorTos-Ths days sales amounted to 500 bales, at
rather lsnguid rates -
FrsH continued firm but quiet. Dry cod being held at
SO So 25c. per quinal; No mackere at s. 25c and
No. 1 do. at $40 soc. per Dbl without important en-
quiries
PRrcuTs Hates continued STEADY win ratner MOI .
Offering for Liverpool 300 bales cotton engaged at
IA $500 bushels wheat bagged by the shipper, we're
engaged at Id and 10 goo do In bulk at 3D. Flour was
at I6isd and Is Cd asked. To London 900 bbs tur-
psntine were engaged at 2s and $500 do -four at the
same rates To Glasgow $50 bbs rosin were engaged At
2 Rate. TO California varied from % Soc To Austria
la rates were at SOC. per foot measurement
FRurwc heard that 800 boxes bunch raisins changed
hands at 81 Zoe.
HAy.-Some $50 bales river have been taken at 81 q
81 12i<c. per 100 h., cash.
IRos still favored holders 40 tons Scotch pig were
purchased at s23 Elk months
LME.-Ssles Of 1900 bbs common hocnsno were
Effected at e0c per Dbl, cash.
NAVAL SToREs-Nothing additional occurred IN rosin
on crude turpsntine 300 bb spirits turpentine FOUND
buyers at a. &c. per gallon. - 4.
.om.-Thsre we're $500 gallons Iinseed procured at
sc s7pc. per gallon cash
Provisions remained ina inmate the sales only CONSIST
ing Of $50 bls prime and mess pork at S17 5Ja $40 So
80 DO. prime Lard at 1lc ii per lb and 1000
mesf and old prime beef at S13 SIG and 50 ". =
q 20, usvsA lefms.
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Inc 6s7 200 Inc 059 e7O Inc ,06O 3s5 Dec 4s $50
by reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
responding period of last year. shows increase Of
$40 364 barrels Of -four.
The Lodon Nc Of the oath of August in relation to
the movements Of specie and bullion says
The weeks imports of specie and bullion have been
large. Our account includes the America, from New
York with Sls2CO0 the Msgdalena, from the West In
dies with ST 100 OO0 the Prince of Wales from Sydney
with IS 600 Of god the Arctic, from New York with
1886 s57; and the Ocean Queen from New York, with
500 coo in American gold the Duchess of Norhumber
land 10 also reported this afternoon having arrived of
the coast with 5e4 Of gold from Sydney but without
later dates The total value Of these imports nearly
half million sterling The shipments have also been
heavy The exports Of the precious metals from London
have been confined to silver but include shipment of
Az $50 OF coin despatched by the Messrs Rothschd
lately raised here for that empire The Custom House
account for the week ending Thursday last is fol-
lows Silver coin to Hamburg 442 $50 TO Bel
GUM 10000 o.; to DunSirk, 27e0ox. Silver bars to
Rotterdam, % 0c0 The value of these exports IL
about Elsa Geo. the total quantity being 53 500 The
ntioned have also been shipped from
ports viz eel 465 by the Lady Jocelyn, for the
Cape and the Fast ESQ 0c0 by the OYestee for Port
Phillip E10CO0 BY the Southern Cross. for Hobart
Town E45s0 by the Pennsular aud Oriental Companys
steamer Madrid f9ll4 by the La Plata for the West
fc6 600. by the winder1nere for Port Phillip and
fl73 s2 by the Pennsular and Oriental steamer Sultan
for Alexandra and the Eastern markets. The total
ports from the dom for the week are thus raised to
to about f425 from which there has been but
a small excess Of imports over exports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07
ANTHOLOGY.

TIME EDITORIAL COLUMNS OF THE CITY PRESS
teen with such spontaneous sn,su,ber sd is52
lshed below, from Nagles Times by scripturnI truth,
that the Catholic Mas the tsrs eysns Il Is
deut 70 see We snSs,a With .ass a
2, re me- Resent day All other arts and sciences nave
been improved ~ night been supposed by the
The burnns 81 ali ages influence the destniss OF men
greatest men astinrushed Swsds residing in New York.
There s.ssndsnt Of Of sstrologer reaching back for
centurs ~. tara We TO Dr. R0BACK, No White
The fame whose rather OF their
has spread far and wide. His precision Is
Sat he this faculty OF rather par. az
=. IL denied that he gives advice By which Al
The varietes Of disease are removed cured collect
sseus lest PROPERTY sgs iasYsca Sanss
visit him. and Judge for themselves II Il fmpossbfs
mopy of mulNtvaeh 80
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VonHxRcIAL AFFAIRS.


MONDAY, eeP<eobsr e-s p
Attic opening, this moraing thecs was n Acive d.
and FOR stocks generally and better pssss ruled Mica
r~gua Transit particularly bueyant sAA Improved
q pr cent iron the FIRST price Compared with prices
current II the close Saturday thsrs has bsea sd
ysnse Of IN per cent. Hudson River Railroad In
demand and there large GALES at improvement Of
2ls per cent. Canton Company went up per cent
Florence and Keyport, "a Erie Railroad, y; Harlem =;
Delaware and Hudson l. At the second board the mar
ket WAS active New Jersey Zinc advanced per cent
Norwich and Worcester, u; Cumberland Coal Y; Long
Island u; Hudson River Railroad, II Morris Canal y.
At the Close holders firm s our quotations. and the
tendency was upward The bears do not appear In tn
least ntniaated, and continue large sellers time
This good feature and particularly favorable to tho
1uls II ensures an active market, and . demand for
rocks nom the proper For time past, the
Transactions in general and State stocks and in railroad
bonds have been limited the fsncies having almost ex.
husiveiy occupied the attention Of operators.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
Ibis port to-day, amounted 500 sos SO payments
Sa07 $40 2s-balance, SO. 6l6 ,s77 So.
The receipts Of tolls the New York State canals in
the two preceding fiscal years have been as follows
From lat October 1860 to I'D August 1851 ~ ga6 257
From LIST October 1851 to I'D August 1852 26o3 800
Decrease. ..".................... 1892 369
Is oth per cent This does not embrace tells on the
railroads. released by the Canal act Of 1851 estimated at
$500 600 for the year 1852.
The receipts Of the New York and New Haven Railroad
Company, for the month Of August, amounted 10
$T9,GS6 62, from which deduct S5,247 o. paid Harlem
Railroad for 20 224 passengers leaving tho actual gross
earnings for the month 3d. against $66O02 is
the corresponding month in 1851, and $54 sos 10 In
1850.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles oher than dry goods imported into
this port during the week ending and including Friday
September 8, 1852 -
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LEGAL aOTiCEs.

CUPREaE COURT NJ. HARRINGTON AND
- Franklin H. orrs against thomas Hayward.-Sun-
moBs.-City aud County Of New York.-T0 Thomas Hay.
ward DefeG You hereby summoned aud required
to answer tbs cnmp.nt in this notion OF which copy is
herewith served upon and copy OF
swer TO the said sint the subscribers their Office,
No l1 Broadway ia the citv of New York. within twenty
days after tie service hereof exclusive the nay OF such
service; and fail to the said nplaint within
the time afore aid. tbs plaintiffs in this action will
Judgment against in the OF three hundred and
ninetynne aollsrs and ssventyone cents with
thereon from the ythrd day Of February, thou
sand eight hundred and Sftytwo. besides dollar
hy cents protest FEES and tho ths action Dated
August 81, 1852. STEWART Il SHEA,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complsiat in the above action filed With the
Clerk Of the city and county Of Now York this h Of
August, 1852. STEWART l. SHEA,
Plaintifs' Attorneys.
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ssssys ~ ~ O. vsidksy wses rurchassl
Per gallon. MAEkst rather I'm. : - = - =. -
6Uo4ss-Wae not vxy scttve. To- hhds OuSa brought
~ 4xc, ana 70 hhds. Ports Rkss, 81 SXs per ID.
at lie. per ID. cash. = =
TosAooo-...varisa uttas 70 LAds Kentucky realised
a6kc. perth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

MAIL ROBBERY IN THE WEsT.z-We learn from
the KAnesville, (Iowa) Bugk, that large number OF
letters have been found in various places and at various
times In the vicinity OF Cconyie Mills county, love- all
az which we're broke open and mutated, Mr.. Mccape,
the former postmaster Of that place. arrested on
suspicion Of having been guilty Of the offence and was
held u bal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07
INSTRUCTION.

M RS MEARs's FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
A and day school, for young ladies "a West Fifteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues) will
Saturday, September 4th Mrs Mears has AIDE
nent for omnibus 10 convey her pupils 10 sad oD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

CLOlk1lN6s
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having cast OF slsthsg fur
ntprs TO Oppose obtain fair cash price By send
Ing the subscriber bis residence or line through ths
post will prsmpty attended TO. Ladies attended BY
Mrs. Cohen. n. y. COHEN, % Elm street.
CLOTHING WANTED. : LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any cast of Clothing Furniture to dis
pose Of, can receive the utmost value In cash. BY
the by letter through the Pest ONCE,
their wishes will be promptly attended to- by COHEN,
452 Hudson street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies and gentlemen having cast of clothing fur
nure dispose obtain fair sending
for the snbscfiber. at his residence through
Post will be attended to. Ladies attended
Dusseldorf. L. NJ DUSSELDORF, Is Elm street,
CAsT OFF CLOTHING. COSTUMES, JEwELRY, FIRE
~ Arms, &c.-Gentiemen or families having the above
msnto articles for SALE will be attended at their resi-
dsnee by leaving orders or Addressing line through the
s. L. PHILLIPS, II Wall street, basement.
r EFT OFF eLoTHBs AND FURNITURE wAN%r
IL Ladies and gentlemen can obtain good prfesfoI sns
above articles sending through pest or otherwise D.
THOMPSON. d Leonard street. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

~ ABroadway CONSTANT negotiations and snsssspsns
we best Institutions, Families, Teachers, and hsMons
throughout the Uson One PER ceAt ~ advance csnGs
advance erpenes and procurss the ssger.s which
Ia good for all educational orders Catalogues IN"
larpfrec,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

QOARD wANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. A
- mechanic. ina private Cathsuc family Location be.
Ten tn and streets and Sixth AID Thrd
avenues Terms BE- sdsrse Please address fsrtwo
dAla n. O.. Union SQUARE Post ofice.
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LADY AND 0HNrLEAANCANB DE AcCOMMOOArED
IA With unfsrnkshed with board the lady
In aheusc vita all the modern i'm orovemsatS Board a
advance. Atdee1 b. H.. Broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

ITO CAPITALIsTS--RARE AND VALUABLE INVEST
Il ment-lmportant Sale Of Real Estate, In City
Montreal. c. E.That spacious and eligible Building Lot
comprising what heretofore Donseanas Hotel. With tho
wall: and materials now standing thereon. situated on
street B on street. and 1853 feet Champ q
the public u that spleadd hotel known she Hay. House.
snords opportunity Tor the re Of late Doae
Eaua Hotel The merits Of the last mentioned hotel
Teen too extsnsvy known and appreciated 70 require
crption but nasmuch the lot Of land upon which
stood offered for SALE be well to snumerats
Of the which TO this hotel such premncat
position smonsss the splendid hotels Of the city, andarst
as TO locality The noble city halls and the Bonsecours
kst are in its mmsdiate vicinity also the splendid
between the r. Q. Episcopal palace and tho cathedral
destroyed by the late dreadful oonaagraton (but now
speedily be but and the great r. c. parish church
Notrs Dame, the largest the continent The Champ
Mars whore the military exercises, which have besa
admired by strangers visiting the city, are also the n.
Montreal attracts tho eye from The 'front.' the riys D
in acquiring this very valuable building property will also
obtain possession Of The building materials the los which
will materially reduce the building the hotel
The lot Of all ssgnoria rights being eomnutsd For
particulars terms which will be LIBERAL apply to j. G.
ROBILLARD ~ FULTON street entrance in Cold street,
whore plans may be seem AND In Montreal to BAik,
Notary $40 St. Vincent street, agent for Judge Gale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of


~ the spplcsIes Of tbs Mayor, Alderman and Cemaos-
il.y Of the Cry Of New york relative 70 the OPENING
Siyer. u the cts Of Esw-York rbs subscribers Gem
issoasrs Of Estimate and Assessment IN the aooEs sni
zee Sees pny,nsss 70 he REQUIREMENTS Of an Gc q
the of the people o; The state York en-
ssyss, iaw. tsisirs psrcaary 70 the Cit1 New Tcf
into one Act passed April isls parsed Aprl 90 1853;
onnssosols IA The above mattsr containing tho asmss
sfths owners of the lots ssssssd the numbers Of such
Ssther with .uch maps and the amount Of assessment
whether for damage OF Sensdt and also al the ardsvts
in making ther report have besa deposited
In tho Street Office IF the City and County
earn; thers to remain FOR At least Ory days before the
Commissioners make their report g the said Supreme
the said further give notice. pursuant 10 the
requirements OF the act ened Al Act to amend an Acs
and IsIss in To City and County York asd other
purposes passed May H. 1870. passed May sn; to the
%1Toyed Or Lands ssced h.fsSs that they
hxvs completed hsr Estimate ard AL
&c .ess. % ss fs
s. sandford, Esq No is Broadway, in the City Of New:
YORK within thirty day: fso@ the das Of chi: notice ASs
hat Az the o,i pieces q SaIasa OF aai ne
iath ay; on the wsst, BY the sasterly Lac or side
q thy the ncS BY ne Inc Of ss m' o Ssa w.
south bY the line center Of the block essween 5ss
a. and Aud also all tho lots pieces or parcels q
land situate lying and being in ssld City described and
line OF side of ithav the wsst BY the oastsrly liAs
or side OF l2h ard BY the line q osn wasf-msrk On
ths Hmdsoa River; the north, BY the line Of the
center Of tAs block between 5is-st ard :2d.st and
the soatn. BY the Inns OF the center o. the eloeh
slcssIs hirthsr svs roce ths. their report In tas
Above entitled matter will ia made and presented 70 tAs
Supreme Corrt OF the State Of Nav Yort A. special
rsr OF the said Court TO be hold 81 the City Hall 81 the
Cir CT New-York, SATURDAY. the 2th day OF Asrcns
ia ~ the opsulf Of the Court that day, or a. soon
hsrsafsr as Counsel car he heard and that thea aad
here nc.ioa will be made hat said Rspo BE- coannso
O,tsd ysw-York, Jan. 8. 1852.
MOSS MOSS a y sSNA8Rb a. Commissions.
pr.,v y WE Astomsy jis Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-For

IN tbs Cure Of Coughs, Gods Hoarseness. Bronchitis
Whoopng- Cough Group, Asthma. and Consumpuon.-
fdeHce this medicine, has for 1t an appreciation
Iotorey by far exceeding the most expeca
of its friends Nothing but its intrinsic virtues ana
the able bene conferred on thousands OF susr
could originate and MAINTAIN the reputation IL enjoys
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tue community
have failed and been discarded his has gained eaos oy
every trial conferred benefits the afflicted they can
and produced cures too numerous ana 100 TO-
markable TO be forgotten
medicine Will nfalhby curestil there abundant proof
that the Cherry Pecoral does not only as genera
but almost invariably the malsdits for which
employed. ~,
As tame makes these facts wider and better known, this
medicine has gradually become the best reliance OF the al
ced from the log cabin of the American peasant 70 tne
county, in every State city, and inteed every hamet IL
contains Cberr Pectorsl known as the best remedy ex-
diseases of the Throat and Lungs and IN mtny Tor
egn countries is coming TO be extensively used by Their
intelligent physicians In Great Britain, France and
Germany where III medical sciences have reached tner
,nstant use jn the Armies II spals Aims Houses, Pub
lie Institutions, eld in dome site practice the surest
remedy their attending physcishs can employ ~ he m
and for children, it is safe pleasant, and ehectua to
cure In fact of the mott atterng testimonials We
have been from parents who have found II eiica-
clous in cases particularly incidental to childhood
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by practical
chemist, and every ounce of Il under hs own eye with
Bvarable and care 1t is sealed and protected
Nv consequently can be relied on as
genuine without adulte -.
have encsavored here TO furnish the community WIN
medicine such intrinsic superiority and worth as
ccmr sef their Condolences remedy a. one
sn.edv apd efectna which this has ~ repeated ana unit
less tsls proytd itself and trust by great care 10
with chemical accuracy, OF uDiorm Strength
10 afford PM sicans agent ON which they can Iei.
for the best results ard the afflicted WIN remedy 'n'
viii do for them ali that medicine can DO AVID
Prspal ed and sOdsy JAMES G. AGEN;
Sold NV Rushren Clark s. Co., New-York. aud by all
druggists ald dealers in medicine everywhere
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&2lNI.MDO rI BoU Iab MtSd,u d FA "

AkD CITY OF NASHVILLE (KETTUCKYl BONDS.
-Messrs Gilbert Johnson, Insurance Buildings, WI.
liam st offer for sale Two Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
the Six per Cent Bonds Of the above Counties AID Cry,
with interest coupons, payable semi annually In the CITY
The Bonds are for GOO sach the principal rsimbursable
in 1881, in the City OF New York
RaIcad Company, in payment Of stock SUBSCRIPTIONS 70
that made by the above Counties and City BY author
ty of vote of the people unanimously inthe City Of SaJs-
vile. and BY heavy, majorities in the Counties
The Road to which the Bonds are issued sxtJ eight
Ohio River and Lexington in Fayetts County The sst
mated Of the work is l0Ooo, and the stock sub
The Counties Of Bourbon Psye,ts and Mason. are all
populous and wealthy The soil ed IN fertility
ons ss sgd isuS The Report a eaS
its the following statistics Of wealth and population;
Taxable Property. population
Bourbon. Sil 9n.7g1 1904
Fayette- i5,1SIsS S;'a5,
above CoSn'ss Are snsy 4%s q. debt
81 aOOco Tor which hold equal anocat Of os
stick The city NASHVILLE has At a S 90 - =
h ssT edns o iBs River in the County
snshpment for the whole north eastern secn .nd
wardar under the nfue ce of the system VI L9ads h9w
rich central regions of Kentucky. and with the principal
lines II Hallway running s9uih ana noIIh she NY
owes pow debt Of $40 OO has TO the amount
of $40 eco ard Of 2Qe0 EXCLUSIVES OF me ta1
osptal Of s4o45 80 as exhibited Assessors books
which does not give more thaR tWo-thrds Of me actu
value.
The Ceusti.uona'ity Of the OF these Bonds has
bee ar by the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals OF
hs me ss an ADpea decided their COLLECTION can be
enforced by wit Of msndsmu and the individual property
ofsyery citizen subjected TO the payment.
The Kentrcky members Of Congress certify to the perfect
security Of thu Bonds, and Mr. Clay adds his testimony
70 their value. He
These three counties are among the richest, oehe!e
excluding Jefferson they the three richest In tast
Sae The BONDS ave executed under the authority of the
Legislature power to grant that authority mas been
recently affirmed oy the highest Judicial tribunal In Ken.
tucky entertain no doubt that the principal and iner est
OF the Bonds respectively will be punctualy paid as they
become due such my confidence the safety OF invest
mept in these Bends that my property all converted
into Them, / should feed perfectly secure
ana with high respect Jour obedient servant,
II CLAY.
full printed eshb: may be had at tho office oftae IN
dersgnea
These Bonds or Of the best perfectly safe avenues
of investment now befoYe the public.
GILBERT JOHNSON Insurance Buildings,
William. ut,
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of

S,se sppc.,ion Of tue Mayer. Alssrnss aud Coamoa-
kT < g; q, E s :. % IS 's' Sly
q Ssv.Y0rk The Subscribers coHIassiosefs II ksti-
m ts and Assessment toe Shove sss.tlsa mss,s aa.y
the people Of the VI Hs~ Yr.. en.itlss "A act 70
.,IIs par,s.s.s : the CT, Of r,w ysrt .a.S act,
ps..sd 1rSl 49,, passed Aprl 20, sis TIA. .as ss
s ne scovs mater ece'aisss the asmss Of the ovs-
s % me Iss ASSESSED tbs Aass sseh io,s - tAsy
such nass nt the anoost u as.ss.asEt whether for
esssss or BERTH, sca 40 Al The atdsvss snin<iss,
ere mssins .nsI ,spefs have been deposited IA tss
sse; GTT''eas,s oass 81 ,ss Cs and co1aty Il
there 70 remain ior al lsast ssys bsfrs the
said CsDm,ssossrs make ,Asir !,pors to The sad So
lpd the said Ctnp further notice
TO tho requirement Of the Acs ss,tsi anssd
Act entitled Aet IN relation u the co ecsioE q A.
sessnents and ,es the CT, aid Comfy Of NswYork,
and icr other pp poses passed MAJ Il, Isio" passed Nay
T. 1884, to the o~re or o~lers occupant o. sccupas u
ali houses and improved unimproysd asss aiies,sd
thereby tia, they havecompetsd tAsT Estimate and
thereby and who may opposed 10 the resuss
ed TO present then objections in writiag 20 Heav Bees-
Ss css of H. cana:. he s Sss CITY
Hall in the Cay Of New York within thirty days from
by the said a,,sssmepts ale rs foo-s that IL to say,
all tina: piece parcel OF land described and caIanss
as laid BY law bets the westerly side Of Fash.
the ea,sry side of Eighth and also all that
owner pieCr or pttcoi of
the tes:ey side Of Eighth the east 81 the westerly
line SIDE Of Fh the D0rth By the line OF the cen
ter sthe block between Sty st and Sir ythirs-
st. the south by the line Of the center OF the block be-
Sixty second It. and SIXTY 6fss ST. excepting here
from all those parts " ntentcting the
said SIXTY second Ct Ard the said Commissioners, DO
will be made and presented TO he Supreme Court
of she State Of New York, Al special term Of the said
On Saturday the ard day Nay 1854 81 the opeans sfths
Court that day thereafter counsel 10
heard and that then and there mott will bs made
said report be confirmed Dated New York. March &,
1859. PHiIif , Rf aoskoS Commissioner
MOSES WILCOX,
H1SRY f. DAVIS Attorney. ne tfzmy