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wishes Of those who are to be benefited by the
improvement; one thing is certain, instead Of
opposing il, they would favor the idea. II they
were compelled TO trudge the distance we had
last Saturday morning, through the rain and
slush 10 the Centre Market


{ Mr.. Editor, you have lived in the Northern
liberties, and you well know the many incon.
veniences we are. subjected to, and now, that
buildings are rapidly going up TO the North.
East, and West Of the proposed spot, streets
are being opened, pavenlenis are being ex'end-
ed apd the people enserprising. temperate and
INDUSTRIOUS every thing seems to favor the
project, would therefore be glad to hear from
those who have given the matter some consi-
deration, and if there are any opposed to the
measure, would BE- glad 10 hear their objec-
tions, and you Mr.. Editor, are as well prepared
as any other good citizen, to throw some light
on the subjecl and to favor the object; there
fore, let us hear from you.


The growing condition Of this part Of the ci-
~ calls loudly for public mart, and the mat
ter should be decided at once; so that with the
opening ci the Spring, the worknen could
commence operations.


PRo BONO pUBLIco.


The paragraph in our paper OF The 9Th inst.
relative to the sloop of war Boston not hav-
ing been heard from since October, is incor-
rect, this vessel having arrived safely at New
York on Friday the 30th January, from Mon
tevideo, touching at Norfolk.





New York ARMY Clurcn. within ninety
one years, has given about $4OO 900 in money
TO new Churches in the CITY. in addition 70
one hundred and four lois Of ground TO Co
lulnb'a College, iorty.thre1 lots 10 81. Marks,
iweniy-eight lots TO the Protestant Episcopal
Society, twenty five lots 10 Grace Church,
three lots to the 'hurch Du ST. Espiril, six
lots 10 ST. MchaePs, four lots to ST. James's,
and thirty-lwo lots TO ST. Georges. The
whole estate of Trinity Church is estimated at
$5o,0O0,OO0.