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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

A DIsGRAcE.-The cOlored population of Gin
cinnati, says the Commercial of that city, pay
$500 Of poor tax and are entitled to no relief
from the poor fund. We have published this
fact before, but as we have heard of neither re-
pentance or reformation on the part Of the city
authorities. we think it well to keep their shame
before the world. A Cleveland paper truly
says, "Negroes would not treat white people
So"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

PHnENoLooicAL LLCruREA.-Dr. Wngncr's
lectures on this subject during the lssi and res
ent week, have been well attended end have
given general satisfaction Besides nlEordng
much amusement to his audiences, the DR.. told
good many practical truths in way that will
be remembered.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

The LILLY.-We beg pardon of this neat and
valuable little contemporary, for not having be-
fore noticed its improved appearance. and more
frequent, but always welcome visit Since the
first of the year il has been issued in a folio
form and semi-monthly, without increase of
price. Address, Mrs. Amelia BloOmer, sena-
ea Falls, N Y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

Louis Napoleon in announcing his marriage,
to the French people, tells them that when they
shall see the new Empress, they will be con-
vnced that her selection has been brought
about by "the inspiration OF Providence"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.- Correspondents who
give us fasts for insertion, must accompany
them with their names. For lack of this VIC
cannot publish the account of the discussion
between Mcssrs. Tiffany and Morton, which
some ono has furnished us from Pansvillc.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

FEAT OF a CoNoREssMAN.-While the doors
OF the House of Representatives were closed
for call of the House. member from Iowa
reached his seat by clamberng and sliding down
one OF the pillars of the gallery. His perform
ance was greeted by roars of laughter by that
digni6ed body Of Legislators.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

IzS'A bill is before che New YORK Senate,
appropriating $50 to derray the expenses of
each colored inhabitant of that State. above ten
years OF age or $25, ii below that age, " ho may
voluntarily cmgrate to Liberia.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19
WOman's Rights Association.

We are requested by the Executive Com
mittec, to state that its first Annual Meeting
will he held on the 25th and Goth of May next.
The place of meeting will be hereafter announ-
ccd.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

QUESTION AND ANswER,-." Much agitation
prevails in Cuba, where every body is anxiously
asking what nextr To this, the cool reply Of
Jonathan is, 'anHessd, Of course -Pss,eA. 2
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

just got on a lot of New Goods, which he is
rapidly distributing over the country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

THE PAnLon CIRCLE, is a monthly Magazine,
" devoted to the happiness and improvement of
all" With cmbcllishments-$ per annum,
James q. Reed, n. Y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

THE School FELtow,-A Magazine for Boys
and GirlS; New York, C, NJ. saxton, l52, Full
ton St. A neat little Juvenile, filled with in
terestng matter and beautiful illustrations.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

canal. All honor to w. L. Salmon, who never
attempted to conceal his participation in this
brave and glorious uee4r
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

VoIoE OF THE FUolTIyE.-fhis paper, pub.
lshcd by Henry Bib, at Windsor. Canada, has
been enlarged.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

y Sl..iTo% Biz; Ne North IiysrT v0 line, daily q
John Potter to south Amboy Borden
sna rxpsss ins By ssa%boa POT
ter Amboy theuee direct to Camden by in
. %.M h snd m Returning 'A'' fA'a''pn'A -
FoR, ALBANY-TARE sl-ALBANY AND NEW
trains a AN: and aS connecting Albany Wis
central 9e: Of % north sns ev Ws the
ioush tickets can s procured and @ for
also so~sy and twenty
.nih street aud Fourth sa.on The abqy. trains
only All other trains win start from City Hall sta
HUDSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAILY FROM
,nrass irsn hathaoush in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at o'clock
MAJ s ss sAS Through wsy sss .a
Passenger, taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
sunday trains rom Canal street. at A. NJ for Pough
i''ps and e Aisfy issf2Rgs a Tny
A S PM Us
York foot Of of.lanat street. a. end NJ and and
and 81. w. Leave az :s.
An and y Ss f r.. 81 ssSqd S sss
.rs and Is ,o 'sks' a sod and
ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
NYAcx AMI TARRYTowN-A STEAM FERRyroAT
n leaving ss ra','s%n sSs r,s.ss;s,
Union LINE or STAGES 20 CYPRESS HILL GENE,
y ,ery Jole snedA,Ts sad Jsmaes sta. MI
emss,s na fis'' Sssi sss 81 fsi
Yas.ins the Union ard Eyerraen CsGsts:iss SB-The
jana ss%sia iHs e, q s' aea 10 osieos
S S..f .y: n Pfsss s'i x fsfs
Race days sss1cs VIII iease t1s wisn'surs ferries
''F' Xxx ASss I'' John x sIssr brsas rsoprs,.s
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, Xs.


WATCHES AND JEWELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER is
w selling ali descriptions of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEwELnY AND SILVER WARE
ct retail, at much less than the usual prices.
JERGESsEN WATCHES.
Real jules Jsrgensen watches received ~ every arrival
with certificates him with each watch wGrSantad
feet time keepers
WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, in hunting and magic cases. perfect
time keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
Watches for timing horses IN gold and
silver cases. cHRoNoMErERs.
Splendid gold pocket shronomoters which run without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting cares.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies. some In MAGIC
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH WIND
up and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepne watches four holes jewelled SO 00
Gold snsmelied Watches for the ladies' %
Sold English patent levers hunting 50 90
Silver patent levers low 10 10
and all other styles Of watches a. equally low prices
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger rings and crosses
for sale at much less than the usual prees
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
bes bracelets bressspin, sun pins ooiss ear rings gold
chains, 30. Silver WARE.
Sterling silver spoons forks, pie knives napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knivss 6 80 Watches
ewey exchanged All watches warranted to keep good
time or the money returned
kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired in
the best manner At much less than the psua1 prices;
importer ofwatehes ewery. wholesale and RETAIL No.
II Wall street, (up stairs) near Broadway.
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NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER-
MEDICAL.


nR COOPER "a DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT.
H. William streets maybe consulted Mt his oBoc.
from NJ to 7. H. DR.. G. Is regularly educated ply
stefan and surgeon.
nR. CODBETT, 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
~ BAN aud William streets may be consulted at his Of
nee Hours, from A. H. to 10 r. N. N B.-Dr. G. is q
member Of the New York University See hs diploma his
Office.
nR. JOHNSON, B DUANE STREET, MAY DE CON.
suited at hs Office where he has prsotised his prses
sion for the last twenty two Hours from A. NJ
2f.M.
nK. CLARK, GRADUATE OF TIE UNIVERSITY
~ Medical College Of New York twelve years SINCE may
he consulted ~ Canal street doors sss
from 8 TO 10 a. NJ and to i. NJ.
nR.K. PRESTON AUTHOR or THE FEMALES
~ Triond in Need, may DO consulted at his offios or
IOwer Advice gratis Soc his card in the Pioayuns SRA
day Courier, and Dispatch.
nR. WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINBUR0, CAN
~ be nlted betaxt tho hours OIL o'clock A. and
w O'clock r. M daily Oce Mt the old esta,ltshed place
Canal street, ernotiy one door cast OF broadway.
nR. RALpH's OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO " A. NJ,
street, nesS wssster.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MARCH 8, lsss-THE FOL
ID lowing report received from the Street Commits
sioner referred to Special Committee and directed
published IN all the newspapers employed BY the Corpora
ton. D. T. VALENTINE. Clerk.
Resolved That the Street Commissioner report to tas
Board at the next meeting whether the Commissioners
Estimate of Damage and Awards in the matter the
Ing OF the Fourth from Thirty to 18th
have made report; and If when made whether
in the matter Of said opening and when paid the
paid copies OF the receipts by whom the bill Of costs IL
were taxed with such bill of costs certificate
taxing officer and copy Of all other papers, davt5
connected with said bill of costs in the matter Of the said
opening OF she Fourth avenue also the names OF tho Con-
issoners and whom they entered the duties assned
them. DANIEL 4. TIEMANS, Twelfth ward.
The Street Com accordance with the
resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen, respectfully
REPORTS
That the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment have
made report that the eighteen thousand thirty
two dollars and nineteen cents paid 10 the commission
and the of fifteen thousand two hundred and forty
six dollars and nfttwo cents paid to Henry Davies
attorney and counsel tho 3lst day OF December lS
that the bill of and charges taxed by Geo W Rib
let Clerk Of the city and county Of New York tue 3Jh
the receipts of the commissioners and counsel and OF all
other in relation to the matter he in his depart
ment, annexed hereto.
ALI Of which is respectfully submitted,
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT.,
March 8, 1853
SUPREME COURT
In the Of the application Aldermen
Commonalty of the city of New York relative to the
ing Of Fourth avenue, Thirty eighth tho
northerly line side of I35th street in tho Twelfth
Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards Of said city
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c,TREPT DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
sealed proposals viii ss received e. ms ofh.s until
Grade LsxInuton avenue from Fifteth TO Fifty seventh
curb and gutter stones therein Specifies
tons 10 be had on application the Contract Clerk ~ this
departmert JAZZ g...Y. str..s .1s--a4--..asr
March 8, K.A
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secured until paid for.
pHaHn.Rn LAT IN or GAIIING

EpWARDp K COLLINS CO. No Sc wall st., n. z.
BROWN, SMILEY CO., Liverpool.
r. G.. ROBERTS CO, Is King's Arms Yard. London.
JOHN MuNROE a CO., Ne. - Rue Notrs Dame des
Victories Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havrs.
The these ships win not he accountable for gold
silver bullion specie, jevery precious stonos metals
unle hills adr are signed thersfor and tho value there
oFthersp espresss,1
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RESTAURANTS.

Il have just received splendid lot Of egg terrapins
an I'm arR * ~ ny ,nhn ,ah vi" tha,n ~
either dressed in their natural state NB0ysters Of
very superior quality picked The above articles
will lie with despatch TO part Of ths the
adjacent cities by THOMAS DOWNING, No. 8 Broad st
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COAL.

EOAL.-STOvE EGG, AND CRATE, ALL KINDS,
best quality cheap-selling off to close ooncorn TO
dealers at others less than market
Inquire ut the yard 0 Fifteenth street. between Ninth nnd
Tenth avenues, or at 10 Water street.
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AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoxPANY:-YoR PORT
"A sns :.s:s 81
Commanded VII! b as.pa.shod i.r the .eoy. port. o.
ss a: s.s II: i: -
:.s.%:aig :..a Mss sls
sas ss Su g " sS.' Of
;ss:1 s.s. ss Tho $500 For %
HOWARD SON. Agents. "a Broadway.
b. LINEnrsE PACKET
IF Ps, a ;s r..
m.nt f0r garts. examine her and the established
freight passage early application should WN
DuGAN. ~ Front street, or to ARkELL ELLIOTT,
LAG Pearl street.
A usIRALIA PACKET LINE1EoE PORT PULP.
Joseph WSssts sci. on the 18th March posi-
being s 'Ss
prsnce of who has been and fayoraby
s
X
g ps gGT or 3 HSgG
overmenp Grnner consissses 2 South street.
FoE. PORT PHIEIP AUSTRALIA ATT s FAST SAIL
whieA Immediate application be made low rates viii be
'''' Is''' v ''- ISAAC T. SMITH lol Wall street.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP coapA
%%k Il ssr ds
y. nr;S: " IN
Nov osssS
e. ss.S Noble y ss tSs ,.sa ne
sS y on ose n ys Ss of r ss
fee BY nine ausssy March y fs ss
cure fislFsti 'F' c f co.. 81 Broadway
SIDE
Collins Carrying ths states mail viii Pha
dlphia sayannah wednesday tho 10Th inst a. 70
and and in every for the and
from Phsdephia ss5 sseerass 3d. The State
q Georgia sayes as ab9ys every Weinssday
wbarves in Savannah. c. A. L. Lamar.
mail and splendid ssssa.1p FtSEiD
ii n Pier III kf,'h % r Front .sss "
I'll: Alabama, e. D, Ludlow. captain. on saturday,
F., and
Thy limited States nail sea n;ar PIE
W ''''' LuBLAI PLEAsANTs, s. Front street.
FOR NEW oRLEANsf1TTE SEW AND sPI ,
Ta%sa apply t. 50
pier foot Of Nsrti Third street Wiansbar on Tassday
street Ss tss ss' st pay
''''' at 'ns 1907 o. North in''0 join join Iockw5oD
NToTIcE.-FREIGHT FOR NORFOLK, pEsERsBUnc,
Sa I be rssea on board steamship
"A''' LtDLAM & PLEASANT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE no. 81 CHAM.
brs streetNotice Is hereby given the relatives and
next kin Of David Barron Pttsburg Pa late Cali
fona deceased and who is alleged have died ntestae
that shall apply to the Surrogate of the county Of New
York for letters OF tho estate of the said
inte the 18th day Of March next at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon. Dated New York, Feb. ~ 1853
PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
pUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO; 81 CHAM.
bers street-Notice 10 hereby gi-cn TO the relatives
and next kin Of Peter Lawes OF the city Of New York
hack driver deceased and who alleged to have diod nt6s
tate that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county
New York for letters Of the estate OF
the said iAtesate the 18th day Of March next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon Dated New York Feb. "a 1853
PETER Is. SWEENY, Public Administrator
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers streetNotce hereby given to the relatives and
Of kin of Philip Pratt late Of the city Of New York.
Tat shall apply to the surrogate of the county Of New
said inetatc the 9Th day Of April next at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon Dated New YORK March {, 1853
PETER b. SWEENY Public Administrator
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAN.
bers reetNtioe is hereby given TO the relatives and
Of kin Of Thomas Leony Levy from Great Britain
and who Is alleged TO have died nestato that Che
Of the said nteta in the hands OF the Public Ad
mrator will be administered and disposed OF BY him
cording to unless the be claimed by lawful
executor administrators Of the deceased by the 2st day of
March next. Dated New York, Feb 10, 1853
PETER u. SWEENY Public Administrator
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MEDICAL ADVISER ANDMARRIAGE GUIDE-WITn
m colored anatomical plates Of male and female
e copy free TO any address by the author LarmonA
whore all complaints from II A. to r.
and from TO evening Figures sold also ~ 222 Broad
way and Broadway Post ofhoe.
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COMBINATION OF QUIT RENTS : FINANCE De
~ partment, Now York City Msrsn T. lS53t IS provided
by section title Of the ordinance respecting the Sinking
ruAd that whenever may desire to
commute quit rent due ration, 1t snail be the
duty of the cacunt mutation at the
rate Of upon ton Of evidence
that the and all Of paid into the
treasury IL shall be the duty Of the Mayor and Clerk to
QUITE release of such quit rent Tsre daily applica
tions for committing sin ls lots, where the quit
rent reserved larger tract by persons who
desire 10 sell and give title free from incumbrance
and the rule OF the office a. learn, has been not
- commute unless all the OF original parcel
IN in Che communication The counsel = the corporation
- yiyen opinion that there is legal objection TO
Arats commua.oH unless there as been some special ar
fngment between the former - te payment Of
, quit rent have determined therefore, to commute
boordfng TO the provisions OF above ordinance
vng satisfactory evidence tat the amount be paid for
he release Ia not less than the red the
petsn Of land to be released ny prior be-
tesn the owners. A. FLAGG, Comptroller.
a1ROToN AQUnpUcT DEPARrAENT.-To CON
~ tracters-Ssaed proposals, endorsed proposal for
In Thirty eighth street. also WITH the Of the
making the aud the dat Of its
will be received the oos of the Croton Aque
duct Department until Monday the 2t day OF March, 1883
At II O'Clock M to build vito the receiv
ing basns and oulvcrts in Thirty eighth street. from the
Second to shout 81 feet OF the
eAsterly line Of Third being length about 52
feet The plan Of the sewer and FOR the build
caa be obtained application TO the Water aryeyo At this
Qfnoe. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croson Aqueduet Department.
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AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Tho ships comprising this line. are tbs

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Stssmers-Ths ships prisns this line. are the
following
ALTA MTG. Captain West.
PACIFIC. ................. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC a.. Captain Luce.
BALTIC Observation-Disclosures Captain Cemstook-
ADRIATIC. .............. Captain -.
These ships having boon built BY contract expressly for
service has boon taken In their
tructionas their sesto strength aud speed
aud their for are unsquaiisd for
elegance and comfort.
Price of from New York to Liverpool In first cabin
SEQ cabin So Exclusive Of extra stats
room, $500.
From Livorpsel TO New York, ESQ and f3S
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each shiP.
No berths secured until paid for.
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CORPORATION N0rIcl-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
psnss cf iii and Improved lands
% y y al
20 Harlem river The as. .msd by sSss as
ssssmen include all the several ground
and both sides Of First avenue hundred feet
Affected by tho above named and
who ara opposed TO the same either of them are
at their once No. Hall Of Records within thirty dsy'
frsm che data Of this notice.
S sHhktEs { ASSSShsE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
ossc Bursse Assessments Street Department March
C,TRERr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given, that tho following resou
ton the Board OF Assistant
tween f FT. sna sssond
having objections thereto are requested TO present from
SsraR the uREY
CTRRET DEPARTMENT. NO. ( HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
Of Forty ninth street Rast river Specifications had
on application the Contract Clerk this department
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr.-ToC oNTRAC-
torsSealed proposals. endorsed "Proposal for Sewer
in Elisabeth street. also with the of the
received at the ONCE Of the cro.on Aqueduet Depart
ment until Monday the th day Of March 1885, at twelve
and TIA 2
Houston street to point opposite No. 2a5 Eizaeoth
and specifications for the building Of the and a
tion relating thereto be obtained application
to the Water Purvsyor at this ONE;
President Of the CrOton Aqueiaet Department..
New York March 7, 1853.
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AGENCY.

NEAR SPRING TRADE..THE FOLLOWING ARE
IN Of the places which ad vertisements
ceyed at v. b. PALMERS Advertising Agency Tribune
Bulldogs for publication the for which no Ia
the agent, viz -
Albany, keesevle Mddetown, Wilkesbarre
Binghamton, Kingston, Newark, Hartford,
Bloomingburg, Monticello, Newton, Norwich,
Carmel, Newburg, Paterson, Waterbury,
Corning, Peekeki, Plainfeld, Newport
Glen Cove Rondout, Trenton, Burlington,
Uayerstraw, Stag Sing, CarbondGlo, Montpelier,
Huntington, Hightstown, Eastsn, 81. Adams,
Hudson Jersey City, Honesdale, Vergennes,
complete list of all the cities and towns In the United
States Canada for which b. Palmer Ia the agent for
newspapers may be had gratis at the where the
papers file for examination Of advertisers and sub
ecrbers
NYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER-
In chants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM sYE y. A. RICHARDSON. AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
Reference.
SANrrAGo-Hon. Baie Peyton
VALPARArso-Messrs. Alsop Co.. Hemenway Co
rANANA-Messrs. Corwine Bro. Co., Garrison Fretz,
WIN. Nelson h Co.
LIvERPooL-Messrs Bowman, Grinnoll Co., William
Jackson, Esq
NEW Yonk-Mess,s E. x. Collins Co., Coodhus 4 Co.,
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALTIMoREmMessrs; John Henderson Co., Thomas J.
Hand d Co.. White and Elder.
:. sA. fnAscIsco-sessrs Flint, Peabody Co.. Husssy,
Bond Hale, Chas. Doane, Esq, j. FL Lyon, Esq
BosToN-Messrs. Ammi &. Lombard. Esq. H. d. brigham
Co, Gddon Williams
CAsros-Nye, Parkin Co.
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Is allow tho preceding bill q Il so o'
hundred and forty three dollars and eight cents
c,v,,a siff9ssd yo,. Geo gIRLET G!'rs
said city being says that he IL clerk to the Coms
soners Of Estimate and Assessment the above entitled
matter and that the items charged in the bill Of
costs the disbursements OF the Commissioners
for services actually rendered BY perso1s employed
duties and have been actually incurred by the said Commits
sioners
tuay held six hundred and ninety meetings of Commission
crs Of Estimate and In the above entitled matter
informed and believes said Commissioners will be required
70 hold fifty meetings before their report
be presented to this Court Tor confirmation.
Sworn to before me this sd day Of December D. 1852
e5igned ALEX SHARP, Commissioner Of Deeds.
SUPREME COURT.
Tx THE MATTER or FOURTH AVENUE.
COUNSEL
Motion TO appoint Commissioners Of Estimate ~
Advising with the Commissioners as to their du-
ties and as 70 the various legal questions which
arose from time 10 time during the commission 30 90
Arguing motion to confirm report and arguing
the objections to the same .............. 800 20
800 90
hereby certify that II. ,sov. counsel By
proper. Signed, MURRAY HOFFMAN,,
q b. CURLING.
Opening Fourth Thictg egah TO One Huadrsd and
Dec 81 lS62-Reeeived from the street Commissioner
check No for eighteen thousand and thirty two dollars
matter matt r '''' Signed, w $ JONES
Dec. 81 1s52-Rsceived from the street Commission
check No for fifteen thousand two hnndred sal forty
torney fees, and advertising in the above matter
Signed, HENRY y. DAVIES,
Attorney and Counsel for Comms .ioners.
corporation newspapers ana referred the Special
mittee consisting Of Aldermen Dsnman, Franois Barr,