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Free to EVERYBODY.

~A Large 6 PIP. Circular, giving information
of the greatest Importance to the young of both
sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despisSd respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young ladies or gentlemen, should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, by
return mail. Address 2. o. DRAWER, 81,
Troy, New York.
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH
Therefore the nervous md debilitated should i'm
medately nse Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
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VALUABLE SHEEP

VALUABLE SHEEP
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his
residence one mile from HagerstoWn, ON the
Williamsport Turnpike
On Saturday, Mdrch 23d, 1865.
at o'clock P. NJ, his flock of sheep comprising
about
60 II Z A D, MOSTLY EWES
with lambs by their side.
TasNA:-A credit of ninety DAYS will be Civ
en-, purchaser giving note with approved setur-
ity.
Also at the same time
A BROOD SOW
with pigs for cash JOHN II. HEYSER.
March Il.
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A Rare ChaR4 @ for Profitable Invest
n

4 business stand now doing PAYING business
with a camplGte stock of gnods IN excellent condi-
ton il Tered for sale The stand is an cd one,
now carried on and is well known. For partcu-
lars and reference, apply to THE EDITOR.
March I, 1867.
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HERNETTC1LLY SEILED.
OYSTERS, Fresh Cove, SAUCES,
do Spiced KETCHUPS,
BRANDY FRUITS, PEACHES,
PIE, do PINEAPPLES,
PRESERVES, JELLIES, &C., &c.
hotalz.
1- Highest cash Price pail for Country Pro-
duce.
WALKER, MILL CO.
Haparstovn March IL 1860.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL EIGOR ars re-
gained by Helmbold's Extract B uchu.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-21

MIGGIELS PILLS AND Sill We
Are almost niS.rsal'in their effects. and cure
can be aln,ost always. guaranteed.
EACH BON CONTAINS TWELVE PILLS,
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
W A L X e R, MILL & co.
Successors to A. Fl. HAGkR,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, VIM


Successors to A. Fl. HAGkR,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, WINES
AND LIQUORS,
QuBENswARE, WooD AND Willow WARE
&C., &C., &C., &C.,
would respectfully announce to the citizens of Ha-
gerstown and vicinity that they have taken the fine
large Storehouse lately occupied by A. II. Hager,
Esq, on the SOUTHEAST corner of the Square, and
have made such additions to tie stock OF the same,
that they are confident they offer to their Gus
TONERS the largest and most varied assortment of
goods in their line to be had in Washington Coun-
ty, or perhaps in Baltimore City. Their Goods
have all been selected with the greatest care, and
purchased siace the recent heavy decline in prices
and they fatter themselves that La exaiaination Of
their stock will Prove that they and will sell at
prices to
DEFY COMPETITION!
and give entire satisfaction Purchasing. their
Goods in large quantities. they are enabled to offer
peculiar inducements to Wholesale Dealers, and
only ask ofsuch examination OF their stock that
they may be convinced.
To cnumerate, their stock consists in part, as l-
lows, viz:
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-21

ITHERISH THE DEAD
AND
REMEMBER THE LIVING.
With my renewed facilities am now enabled to
manufacture at short notice-cither day or night
any description of BURIAL OUTFITS, from the
lowest priced COFFIN to the most elegant design,
unsurpassed in any respect by any city establish
ment-eithe- in price, quality elegance Of struc-
ture. For Laying out the dead | have a handsomely
constructed
COT,
beautifully festoaned which is designed to take the
place of the old-timcd Cooling Board, being more
avorably adapted in every respect for the purpose
for which it is intended will attend in all finer
ais person, and take entire charge ofthe same
when desired.
In addition to the above speciality I will also
manufacture to order, upon the most liberal terms
any
ARTICLE OF FURNITURE,
and keep on hand fine assortment of Ready
Made Work. w. F. HURLEY,
East Washington Street.
March 81, next door to Clarks Grocery.
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FOR FEMALE DISEASES.

Nervous Prostitution, Weakness, General Las
situd,. Want OF Appetite,
Maggiel's Pills will be found an cifectual remedy
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DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS.
The undersigned having determined to close out
his stock of DRY GOODS, will dispose of them at
Auction for Cash, every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SATURDAY, &C mmencing on SATURDAY,
the 9th of March, 1867. His stock consists in part
as follows
FINE ALL-WOOL. DELAINES,
Twilled Coburg Cloth; Figured Delaines, Challics
Silks, Black Alpacas, uslins, Calicoes,
SHAWLS OF ALL KINDS!
Hoop Skirts, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions
LADIES AND GENTS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
in short everything in the Dry Goods line. COME
ONE, COME ALL! and purchase where bargains
can DO expected for cash.
March IA. ia. WRIGHT.
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NOS!! PLAN OS!!!
CONRAD NARYESEN.
MANUFACTURER OF FiasT CLASS

MANUFACTURER OF FiRsr CLASS
IAN o 70 r T E.S,,.
II, 10, & 75 E.. 22d St., New York City,.
The undersigned invite the attention of the public
ard the trade generally. to these celebrated Instru
nents ofhis manufacture built of the best seas
oncd materials, having all the latest Improve
mcnts,
FULL IRON FRAME, OVERSTRUNG
BASS.
FRENCH GRAND ACTION, LARGE SCALE,
These Piano Fortes are not Surpassed for
Strength and Beauty of Finish, Durability, Purity
Power, and Staging Quality ofTone.
BY THOSE OF ANY MAKER in the COUNTRY.
They Gre Warranted for The full term Oft Vars
The inspection of the musical public is respect
fully solicited. Liberal Terms to Dealers Teach.
ers and Clergymen.
Circular Price List sent on applications.
Address, CONRAD NAKVESEN.
IL, 70. & IS, E I'D Street, New York City.
I March 7-ly.
The Read to Fortune.
We can put any male or female in the way of ma
king $40 every day in the year by the employment
of the time ordinarily spent in reading nj recrea
ton. A FIFTY CENT SAMPLE. sent free
upon application. Address, (
PAULOlNG, BANKS 81 CO,
500 Broadway.
Feb 2l,-3m NEW Y0KR.
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The Read to Fortune.

x.CELsIo cELsloR!I
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.2USTEE S SALE
T. e AL Els T 4 7 Z

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit court. FOL
Washington county, sitting as a court OF Equl'
~, the undersigned Trustee. will sell at pup
tic sale in front of the Court House, In Hagers-
town, on
sasurdug,tAe 3OM day Of -Narea irst,
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COEFEES.
LAGUAYRA.
OLD GOVT, JAVA,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
AMERICAN,
ESSENCE, &c.
~ GUNPawDER,
YOUNG HYSON,
0OLoNG.
BLACK.
ENG. BREAKFAST.
CHEESE.
OLD SWISS,
ENGLISH DAIRY,
EASTERN CUTTING,
PINE APPLE,
sAPSAGO,
CANDLES.
ADAMASTIEE,
STAR,
TALON,
With full line OF SPICES,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
WOOD 4 WILLOW WARE,
QUEENS 1"
ROCKINGHAM "
SOAP, FISH, SALT, LIE, CEMENT,
AND rHosPHArEs,
DYE, STUFFS, PAINTS OILS, CEMENT,
TWINES, &c.
PRESERVES, FRUITS, &c.
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stantIy on hand, FKESH dKUUND fLUCIf-
CORN MEAL and
COUNTRY PRODUCE OF EVERY KIND.
viii give market price for all kinds Of Rrodsse.
Seeds &C. 30 certain to End the Place. fifth dooac
from the Public Square, east side OF North, Pose-
mac street, sign over the door.
March Tim. j. ". LANlA.
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GREAT AIMS
U
GROCERIES AND VARIETIES.

j. n. Hantz is now receiving large and full as
sortmentO of
FRESH GROCERIES AND VARIETIES,
bought at the lowest market rates, which he Ia
going tosell at the low es. cash price, and all IN
want of Good aud Che. p. Goods are requested 81
call and examine for themselves. lis stock con-
sists of BROWN and WHITE SUGARS, Green
and Black Teas, Syrup and Molasses, Prime Cheese
Fish, Lard, Bacon. Potatoes, Soup Bednss Peas
Raisins, Figs, GuFranfs Frun !, Citron, Candies,
Spices, Essences y eies, SC. Afso completes as
sortment of
WILLOW & WOODEN WARE.
RATTAN. AMI JAPAN WARE,
STONE AND GLASS w AXE
of overy variety and style,
Wonderful supply OF
BASKETS,
BRUSHES,
n FISHING
ia HOOKS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

living in election district No. Is in Washington
county, adjoining the lands Of Henry 5. Zelier,
John Strife aud others, containing
60 ACRES OF LAND
more or lcss, which was devised by Dahiel Eel
Ter dec d. by his last will, to his grand children,
Mary a. Daniel II. and JoSephns Z. WiHgard.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are:
One third of the purch! sc money to be paiu in
hand on the day OF sale, or ratification Thereon
by the court, aud the residue in two ga In
stallmcnts payable in one AND two ycus, win
interest from.the day Of sale, thei deferred pay
ments 10 he secured by the notes or bonds of the
purchaser. with surety to be approved by the
undersigned. AMI on payment ofthe whole pur-
chase M r,ey and not before, the undersigned Is
authorized to convey the same TO tie purchaser
by a good and sufficient deed, free andldisc!arg-
ei of all claim Of the parties to the said suit or
of any person claiming by from or under tfcm
or either of them, Sale to tommencset BIO clock
AN. A. h. W lNosabD,
March = Trustee.
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) u q A RS.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
p. Il. do
CUBA do
PHTLA. 8. II. do
LOAF do
CRACKED do
STANDARD CRUSHED SUGAR,
POWDERED do
GRADUATED do
A WHITE b COFFEE do
A G. EXTRA do
c EXTRA do
SIR UPS.
GROCERs SYRUP, BEEHIVE,
PORTLAND do NONE SUCH,
EXTRA do GOLDEN STAR,
GOLDEN do CHOICE
MOL ASSES
BALTIC. SUGAR HOUSE MoLASSEg,
G NJ MoLASSES,
PR do
NO do
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE
paid for OLD CASTINGS at
Feb es.--5 w-p'd, Warehouse.
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Z Z l. OU B z II OF ANS.

AND MELODEONS,
UNANIMOUSLY AwAID:D. THE FIRST rRrzE, A COL
MEDAL.
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March limo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST BuRelARs-THEy PLEAD GunrY-James
Sweeney and Martin Dunn eighteen and nineteen years
OF age yesterday brought before Justice Hogan by
detective Field and officer Yulc Of the Fifth precinct
charge OF burglary preferred against them by Thomas
Byrnes, Of No. Worth street. He charges that at IN
early hour Friday morning the prisoners forced open
window leading to his barroom, and entering the
coin to the value of 3l0 and bottles OF wne ON
searching the prisoners after their portion Of the
coin stolen from Mr. Byrnes found in their possess
sion. Alter lapse OF several hours they confessed to
committing tho burglary and information
led the recovery Of the stolen money Dunn lives
No IL Lspenard street and Sweeney No 800 Green
wich street They are not entire strangers 10 the police
Of the Fifth precinct.
ALLEGED cLuBmSo AYyAiR.-william Reynolds of the
Twenty-second precinct, brought named James
Tmmons before Justice Connolly yesterday charge
OF committing msdsmeanor and assaultlng HIM while
in the discharge Of his duty The story in relation
the affair Is stated to be follows: Buckley,
who Is captain Of North river sloop, engaged in
conversation with two other men in relation to dis
charging his vessel when the officer up and de-
sired the party 70 move on; remoustrance followed,
which ended in the arrest Of Captain Buckley While
on his way the station house no BY Timmons
who inquired the cause OF his arrest conversation
ensucd which resulted trouble between the officer
Timmons, and the latter got hit the head with the
polccman's club and cut severely. rmmons
brought In this condition TO the Fourth District Police
Court, where charge was made against him by the
officer He was admitted TO bail.
VIOLATING rHK EXCISE LAw-Gcorge Titon, No. $40
Bowery, was held to in the sum OF $500 bail
on q charge OF selling liquor without license.
STABBED NECK. Moses Hengrauske. No. ia
Division street. got into dificuliy with man named
Morris Levi Who he alleges drew knife and stabbed
who 10 butcher by trade, was held 10 In the
sum Of 81, 900 bail by Justice Mansfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
LARGE FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

Loss Sixty-Hve Thousand Dollars.
A fire discovered about four o'clock yesterday
morning by officer Of the For fourth precinct In the
stable OF Peter Lyman, Of Flushing and Clinton
avenues The alarm given and the 1remen
prompt arriving the and energetic n the dis
charge Of their duty during the conagration that
sued The stable consumed, together with Six
horses. like number Of wagons, lot OF harness and
feed involving loss Of $4,000. No insurance. The
flames envcloped and destroyed the adjoining build
ing. owned and occupied distilIery by Brennan
Madden. Loss lding and stock $l2, 900; not in
sured A. the time the hotel Of John Dougherty
caught fire, and the flames partially destroyed
the building and furniture, involving the loss
OF $1,000, there being no insurance thereon.
The Office, stable and outbudings the adjoining
property or Henry Hareau 4 Co. also destroyed.
Loss $l5, 900; insured for s., 500 In the Phenx In
Company OF Brooklyn The police succeeded in
rescuug fifteen horses from the stables The lumber
yard OF Conkliu, Son x Beers Clinton avenue, to-
Cether with stable six horses wagons and several
thousand Of lumber also burned Loss SOS 00O
which there Is insurance OF $4,000 in various
insurance companies The total loss Is about sos 900.
The FIRE Is supposed to have been Of an incendiary
origin been caused by burglars, who broke
into the Office of Mr.. Hareau and ransacked the safe.
Finding nothing Of value IN the SAFE 10 believed that
they fired the buildings in the immediate vicinity
through sheer chagrin nj the fruitess their
seal
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mayor w. d. Stewart Of Syracuse; r. Granger, Of
Canandaigua; Ex-Governor Underwood, of Burlington,
Vt, and Commander J. P. McKinsiry, OF the United
States Navy, stopping at the Fiitn Avenue Hotel
Ponsonby ". Moore and Jamas McHenry, OF England,
stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Hadwiger De santa Anna, OF Washington, and 1.
Hudelbach, OF Cncnnst, are stopping ~ the Everett
House.
Or. Fletcher Of Massachusetts,; W. Warner OF Spring.
held and James Hoy, Of New York. are stopping ct the
Westminster Hotel
T. l. Barrcpgery her British Msjesty's vice Consul AZ
Cardepas. Cuba and Thomas X. Cummings, OF Boston,
are stopping Al the Brevoort House
r. d. Carroll, OF Troy John T. Harris OF Washington,
and Edward Hyatt Of Baltimore, stopping al the S.
Julien Hotel
W. IT. Webb Of the Uniied States Navy, and s. r.
Dsoiitte Of washington are stopping 0 the hstropoi
tan Hotel
General Kent Jarvis Of Ohio and w. schley, Of Balti-
more. are stopping Of the IL Nicholas Hotel.
g. A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania; H. B. LArobe, OF Bat-
more, and X : Dsve Of Nevada are stopping a. shs
Aston House.
Humphrey Marshall has become sufficiently recon.
structed TO announce himself candidate for election
70 the Kentucky Legislature.
John GIN shorsr formerly Governor Of Alabama, and
l. K Parsons OF the same State, are IN Montgom-
cry pracsciug law
Hoa John Morrissey has purchased the residence Of
oue Of the defeated candidates for Congress In Connect
cut The house 70 situated In Bridgeport
Fred Douglas 10 " iscsurs N Jpdanapcla on the 21st
and 20 inssaDt
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRr-sETEaH DISTRICT.

uMItu StAttS W. ihlCI CuUhI-tNlEhN pNIHCI.
Cohiaion Bet a Ferry Boat md Bark.
Before Judge Benedict.
kes0is Ms The Ferry Boat Nesc York This action
as brought for injuries sustained by the bark
Free Trade collision with the ferry boat New York.
1hs collision occurred the 2sth OF October 1865, on
sAe South ferry slip on the New York side, the day
being clear the wind light the tide young food and the
~ssssss way embarrassed by From
she evidence on both sides II appeared that the New
York heading for her SHIP while the bark having
Gag her s,arbosrd quarter, was being towed In west
ry direction the mouth Of the slip and at right
angles with the ferry boat. The bark vas struck her
larhnard aidships by the bow Of tho ferry
Inc witnesses Tor the ferry boat declared that II had
stopped before the approach OF the bark and waiting
IN the river for another leave the Slip
plenty OF room for the bark pass safety. and
shat instead Of keeping her course the bark sheered
towards the New York when near ii, whercupon the
latter backed The sheer OF the bark, however,
sudden that the collision ensued before
the ferry boat could get out OF the way. On
Me other hand, the Witnesses for the bark
denied the sheer any other change Of course but
asserted that the New York running right angles
collision occurred In his decision Judge Benedict. CON-
ens upon the testimony or the party in charge OF the
who confessed himself 70 have been responsible for
che OF the bark and also asserted that the
ferryboat did not check her speed until within about
ten feet OF tho bark when her engine stopped but
not reversed rs gross exaRgeratop. IT this had been
the injuries produced would have been far diff
fercnt than they HIS Honor dismissed the libel.
leaving the beant to prove his case " he can, before
the Appellate Court, by calling his wheelman and
shss who ought TO be able 10 more reliable nior
nntlon.
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THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN JUDGE BUSTED AND eOveAAoR
WATTS, OF ALABAMA.

From the Montgomery Advertiser, June IL
Az so much has been SAID about the retirement Of
Watts from United States District Court on
Thursday last and he has again been practising In
that court, II is due to Governor Watts well
Judge Buseed that the following correspondence should
be published.
On seeing tho published in the Advertiser OF,
Friday morning Judge Busteed promptly addressed the
MONTGOMERY, May 81 1857.
Mr. DEAR wArrs-I certainly did not hear You an
your determination to withdraw yourself from
practising In the District Court and II had Is certain
would as this mornings Advertiser says did, have
decided the announcement ''out of order"
To avoid all Misrepresentation on the subject issue
this mandate requiring you TO revoke any such inten.
ton IL itexsI cannot spare you Your usually gen.
ial manners and your professional learning make your
companonshlp very desirable and although you and
conduct themselves In this need not provoke
sonal unkindness, aud on my part shall not Respect-
fully and truly yours, RICHARD BUSTED.
rHoMAs II. WATTS ESQ.,
Governor Watts made the following reply
MONTGOMERY, May 81, 1857.
Hon RICHARD BUsrEED, Judge. &c. -
DEAR SRI have just received your letter OF tnis
date
did not retire from the Distrc. Court yesterday on
account of any difference OF opinion 'as how lawyers
and judges shall respectively conduct themselves In
court =, retired because considered your manner and
language 10 me, on the trial OF the case Of Jno. W.
Harper Graves and others, rude and insulting.
and feared that might, under such provocation,
neglect 10 manifest the accustomed respect which
have always deemed due and have awarded 10 courts OF
justice.
Your note to this morning assures me that NO
personal Insult unkndness intended, and l.
therefore, shall revoke the mention had formed and
shall resume my duties IN court
The rights OF my clients ought not 70 be sacrificed ~
any considerations personal 10 myself II would I'D
port with the candor and sincerity OF my nature
10 omit 10 say this comm unicalion, that your
IN court towards not only self but 10 the mem
bers OF the bar OF your court Is not such az We have
been accustomed 10 In any State or federal and,
obed,snt servant r. n. WATTS
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COURT or BANKRUPTCY.

Yesterday there lodged the Clerks Office OF this
count the petition OF Charles c. Duncan OF the city OF
Brooklyn. who had carried business III Wall
street, this city, and OF the late rm OF c. C.
Duncan Co. and Duncan L. Kendall The petitioner
prays to be adjudged bankrupt and that he may have
certificate OF discharge from all his deots which ap
pears by his schedule, amount TO something owe
SIS 600 The petitioner IN this the Duncan who
originated the expedition to the Holy Land In connection
with visit TO the Paris Exposition, which General Sher
man and Rev Henry Ward Beecher backed OF after
sgnxying their intention to join the proposed Pilgrim
age
Tho petitioner after the proper filing Of his papers
through his attorneys. Messrs. Hawkins Cathren,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Nelson,

appeal from tho decree rendered by Judge shipman
the United States District Court dismissing the libel
me notice Of appeal served 2ad Of April last
since which tme in consequence OF the absence Of tho
bsant nothing further has been done perfect
ing the appeal Mr.. Benedict counsel for the owners
moved that the appeal be dismissed tor OF prosecu
tion Mr. Lanklree, counsel for the lihelant, claimed
shat as no petition OF appeal or stipulation has
yet been died. the Circuit Court has jurisdiction OF the
case and could not order dismissal the 125h rule
provides that "hs court shall be deemed possessed Of
tho cause, from the time of fling the appeal with the
documents required 10 be returned Herewith, in this
court" Mr. Benedict stated in reply, that the libel
LIANT appealed TO this court from the final decree OF the
court below, the longer in the District Court
and II IL not in this court he would like 10 know
whore TO find H. After carefully considering the subject
his honor Judge Nelson concurred with the libeilsn
counsel and held that 1t judtce, aid de-
med motion.
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THE CHAMBERS STREET EXTENSION.
The Hill Of Costs. &c.

Tie Blu al VIOstNs &c.
Yesterday the bin OF costs OF the Commission for the
extension OF Chambers street presented at the
County Clerks Office for taxation.
Papers in opposition to tho extension Of the street
were presented to the County Clerk for perusal. Mr.
Deane appeared for the Commission. &
Mr. Anderson objected TO the following items :-$2 025
for counses fees g. maie up under the chan
Gerry fee hill for making up reports and other services
This item includes three OF reports Of twenty
volumes each, with colored maps OF the seventeen
thousand lots TO be assessed and the sections Of real
estate be removed by extension These ordered
the purposes OF record Counsel also objected to the
item Of ST. 900 Mr. John b. Haskn and $40 600 for
surveyors fees
Mr. Deane said the items made up in accordance
with the fees regulated by law. After examining the
papers the County Clerk taxed the costs $S4 t62 u.s.
which included counsel Tees and disbursements
Several items. amounting TO about $l40 stricken
of