WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 679

	shall not be demanded of the examiners within sixty
	days after the receipt of the same, they shall make
	application in the usual manner to have said balance
	deposited in the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, and all expenses of such proceedings shall be paid
	out of the said balance ; provided that nothing in this section contained shall prevent the- examiners	How constru- ed
	from receiving such amount as may be assessed in
	different sums and installments where the sums are
	paid voluntarily, and the said examiners shall deem
	it advisable to receive such installments ; but if any
	portion of the amount of assessment should be paid,
	and the person or persons who are legally entitled to
	pay the assessment should refuse the balance, then
	said balance shall be collected in the manner herein-
	before provided for ; and whenever any assessment
	is collected, or any portion of the same shall be re-
	ceived by the examiners, the amount shall be depos-	Deposit in
	ited in some bank in the city of Baltimore, and all	bank.
	such moneys shall be paid out by such bank upon
	cheque, order or warrant of the examiners depositing
	the same and having charge of the proceedings in
	the matter. When said avenue shall be completed,
	and all the costs, charges and expenses of the same
	have been paid, and should there be a balance of the
	assessments for benefits on hand, the amount pf such
	balance shall be refunded pro rata to the parties
	who have paid in the same.
	SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That as soon as the
	proceedings of the examiners shall be ratified and
	confirmed, and the gross amount to be collected is
	so ascertained, and before the collection of any such
	assessments, each of said examiners shall give bond	Examiners to give bond.
	to the State of Maryland in such gross sum, condi-
	tioned for the faithful execution of their trust, and
	their said bond shall be subjected to the approval of
	the County Commissioners of Baltimore county, and
	shall be deposited in their office.
	SEC. 1. And be it enacted, That each of said ex-
	aminers shall be entitled to three dollars for every
	day of his actual service under the provisions of this act, and they shall keep an accurate account of their	Compensa- tion.
	receipts and disbursements, and shall deposit a copy
	of the same, on the completion of their work, in the