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AGENCIES.
nIl0nNTY land and PENSION

DOUNI1 LAND AND TENolON
DAGENCY. WASHINGTON, d. C-The underslgn-
"a Attorney ard General Agent az ne Ciy o. w as
ossrs bis services Ia procuring Bounty laEos eno ts1s
a. those entitled. Beipg permanently ocaled AZ l '3
~ Goverrent and having access 10 REGISTERS ara eJas
go in the United states Wer Office be possesses iach
~ sor me epeedy sad satisfactory adjustment Of Govern
~eni claims of every description, cspecaIy moss OI
bounty Lands ard Pensions. n
By lae Rcl OF Congress, bounty ana - gfan5l ~ ~
GERS snd soldiers olthe war Of 1872 end or hdan wars
since $50 To Hose who served nine nons 0V acres
those who served four months 80 ceres, ana nose Wno
served one month 40 acres Applicants Tor ms bounty
who may wish 10 RVal themselves Vi vi SCI 49, VI we
undersigned are requested furnish him the following IN
formation ..
number of Observation-Disclosures Of infantry, cavalry or ar
rilerv- commander OF regimentwhen enlisted, volun-
teesd or dr8hedOn about what tme-st whst place
for what iefm-how long Ia serlce-when ana whefe as
CHARGED nnd y they have their discharges send them II
widow viii the time OF her marriage, the p1rtcu-
ars Of her husbands services and the lime OF ms deah
When his infOmgiOn 10 forwarded, tue Necessary pr
nes will be pr pared and 10 the claimant for signature
No chargewi be made Ia any case until the CLAIMANT IS
benefited.
Arrangements hsve been made with gentlemen ofthe e-
ra profession in different sections Of tie country Tor me
ocaOn OF land and the sale OF patents Wntnls
ed on the m advantageous for the payment OF
tsxes-Tedempnon OF land sod for taxes-coiecuon OF
debts and for the transaction of general law BUSINESS IN
every State OF the Union.
distance ard when claims against the Government are pre-
paed BY local agent Will sbate one-hali of his usual fee
The necessary forms ard Instructions and Information on
!, subjects sppertsinng 10 succe ss prosecution OF this
business will be furnished to regular correspondents WITH
Va charge 49,.
have been In the Army or Navy, VIII forward 10 n ALI
he parcu known Of their services, together with Zee
oone dollar and .heir enquiries will be replied 10 by re-
urn Of mail All communications 70 be prSPaq ana ad
dTessed 10 CaAS y; IOChEh,,
BOX l67, p. o. Washington d. G.
Office on Pennsyvsnia-av. near Twelfh-st dA law5m
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

~
PROylDENCE-InlAnd route. without ferry, change Of
e NE sesnefs MASSACHUSETTS Capt Joei stons and
COMMODORE, Capt VIM IL Frazee, IN conneenoa
with TIE stonington and Providence sn1 posgn Ia
Providence Railroads leaving newfork daily toennhV
sxcepedl nom Pier Nh hrs wharf aboye ssneryp
A. O'Clock n and stoningtct ats rh|" up" nv ~
riyal OF the biau Tran from Boston ...-.. ..s.,.
These steamers bulk expressly for me ioas o -
N ever respect particularly adapted 70 ino ~
Kong Sound The IOr -
eomInociO1s and corpforEaD.e-S7 Objects ''
perienced. -. "a ,uost dtr,e, s.xues,
Eostop and New YORK passenger 1Lo go. - ~ m
n smnie lime Cor he morning ines Of s1eAboe1 Ana
railroads rnnnng various po,9 u, I'LL ~. - ra.
"A, TSnrsss, and saturday Leave stoningtOn on Mon
CAV wecn.s sIn VII eave New Yors Mosdsy, wed.
,esdsv s1s Trdsy Leave stonngtOn Tuesdsy F''f'~AS
ane psssenrers tbs srvs o. the sses1srs - 7so
,nston proceed Immediately 10 ne sPlenaa .reca
ss nspS. ana Boston bsegegemssef seeoln
~ ~ ear uan 20 and from Boston Sw Psssak%
bertha rooms or freight a. ok~s IA asasvv
he Agern on ne "h@'- -. oA
IA
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

H FALL RIyER.-By the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and STATE ofAfAfNE OF great strength
and speed particularly adapted 10 tho naygaho9o Of Long
Island Sound rnnning 10 connection @ith The F River sno
Old Colony Railroad distance Of - aes 20 sns.on only
Leave pier K nesTtae Battefy
The steamer BAY STATE. Capt VIM Brown, On Tost'
dave Thursdsys and Saturdays, et4 VI
III. sUsameT STATE or MAINE, Capt Thomas q
levitt on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, Al Pm
This ue Is the only thai direct !or he"PofA
These steamers fitted with commodods staisIoOts
and every cement fT the security and comfort u pas
sengers who are afforded BY this route 1ighfs rect On
BOARD and OF arrival al Fa River proceed per railroad
reaches BOs.OU carly the following morning or can iusis
% boers getting their breakfast II wished for, until hs
40 rim Of t accommodation rsin al quarter before
JocOcA which reaches Boston et about so'clOck AN
baegsee- laseris attached 70 eecb steamer who re-
selves and tickets the baggage. and accompanies The @rs
70 It's destination
The rates t1r passage and the crice OF ststsrooms III
same BY ptteT bnes
aaanIer runs 10 connection With mis- nae 70 and nos
Providence. daily, except Sundays
FREIGHT 5On yken tie SAID" IsIea az - 10 oSes
regular Inca and forwarded With greater expedition By az
Cxuress .gh train which leaves fall RIVER every morn
Ing fSauday exceped) at O'Clock or BostOs AID New
Bedford arriving IL lie destination a. " about a. NJ
Por freight apply board, al the ottce Pier Ma
For berthe apply 90 board Or It IL deEiras
10 secure them ahead, application may be made 70
islOv T'sDALE sURDEN AgentA 10 and II Vests.
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Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
"a INTER- ENTS.-

w Commencing MONDAY Noy. 4 ls5o.Th,, KS c
extencs from ELlZABETHPORT 50 miles to the Wdifh
HOUSE, ~ reducing The staging between the terminus
This line leaves NewYork by steamboat REQ SseAe5
pier no North River, and connects win uans on sns
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves Hew-fors rom 'o"s
OF COrtlsndg Vt. ....., -
TRAINS UP-Leave New. YORK by steamboat Req jack
e. pier No North River al 81 freight and A. I'M
passenger and by ~ J. Rarosd, foot o. CorsndFt Az
Am and a PM .,, ,. H.. u..-
White House at 81 Am freight at 81 AN Passenger
scneryile At b AM freight al 7 AM Passenger al
Bound Brook At St AM; Freight at 7 ION AN Pas
senger vt 2jm PM
Piainfed st5l Am; Freights, " AN Passenger Of
Westteld At 81 AM Freight ss7i AMI Passenger ["
SPIN o,,.1
Ftkebrl htown freight A. "a AN. Psssengerai ia Pm
Enxsbelhpon al 81 AN; Freight Al a AN. PASSED.
ger Al M. ,,.... a..
STAGES VIII be IN readiness The arrival OF the AN.
grain nom New-York the White House 10 convey pas
sengers 10 EastOu, WkesbEre Bethlehem, Allentown aid
Manch Chunk Penn and 70 Bennington Lebanon Cinis2s
Hil ford snd Belvdere, NJ.
NB-All BAGGAGE al the dsk Of The owners until de-
vered into the actual possession OF the Agenu OF me Com
peny and checks or receipts given hereior %
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N7EW- WORK and ERIE RAILROAD

LVNEW ROUTE 10 BUFFALO and the wSST-Win
or Arrangement Commencing Monday Jan g. 1851
Leave New York for Binghsnton Elma Corning, Hor-
pelsv1lie Geneva ROchcster Buffalo and insermedate
plsce. daily by steamboats, THOMAS POWELL aud
ERJs from pier foot Of Dusne-st IS follows
Breakfast and supper On board TIC boais
MORNING MAIL TsAIN az AM stopping o. all ne sa'
lions arriving az Geneva the same evening
ror Rochester Buffalo &c can lodge At tenes
"a ard lake Express Train rom AiOanyh morning.
aryiug r. Rochester and Bsao al the same u1e as pas
eenzeys vie AnRav With ne sdvsDtage o. nignps rest
WAYTPAly 81 2! Pm for Ons7le and 81 inIsrned-sle
EtepT gSpsgss TRAr st4P N stopping stony at Pier
or snH-sz Chester Goshen MlddletoWn, OtsYile Del
sv,are Nsrr,wsburgh, Hancock, Deposit busquehennA
Gree Bend 8nghemtOn, and saOns west OI phghainlOn
for Buffalo by this train proceed TO Geneva and
t.Se ne rain arriving a. Buffalo evening Passen.
s- Tor Ithaca CsvHga Bridge snd towns on Ceyuga LAKE.
tske inc cars OF me Csyuga snd susqoesanns htroac
~ Ovvego which leave hnmediaeiy on ms arrival OF
re. pa the cars Of the Corning and Blossburg Railroad
N Corning Stages leave NsrrowsDarg HANCOCK pepost
Srscretssna Great Bend 6inghant0n, OWego WeYerly
Tiyr-s Corning Painted Post and hornelsyle on arrival
% "e O'' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
Afog.,.c MIL TRAIN leaves Geneva At AN sop
pr ali Inc stations, and arrives IN Ne"-IofE ~ ~ TN
Nfcuv EXPRESS TRAIF leaves Geneva ~ I'm ana
,ornesyiie Al 60 " stopping a. s stauons vest o.
Firs aar,Yoc and al Great Bend, susquenahh- DepOs
soferfs sns Pierr7Ont arriving ~ Ss~I ors - ~ ADJ
AIS iesyes Cusgtle Al u Am stoPPirs ~ ~ -no
.fsriors spd arriving IA Eew-fork al ii ~ Al q. -
EEwsURsE BEAScH leaves Ne@oorsn - - - n "a -
Chester At m 81 and NJ or OF Gfry2 OF ne u1nsITon
ERrtcnT TRAINS leave rom pier FOO. Dasues al r NJ
Frsight for Geneva Rochester and p1hs.o - d
West aiken by Express freight rags 80 ,fTNGr
through without oeisy ShAS'HA s,ns,inteadent.
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TRAVELLING.

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE from
q CHARLESTON HAVANA via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-The splendid steamship lsABEL, ,Woluns
burden commsr ded by Capt William Rollins, Will COM
mence her regular trips Monday Oct l. nDd san regu
larry Charleston for Havana on the lst and ION
Of each month and from Havana TO CharesIon on me 5h
and I'D. .,o
From Char est on aud Savannah 10 Hivans. $40
From Charleston and Savannah TO Key West, $50.
For PARTICULAR apply 10 , . ~, ,,.s.....
sPOFFORD, TILESTON co. % southsL
In Charleston to - VI =; Al0h EOaL
Agents in Havana DRAKE. BROTHERS Il co.
Passengers leaving Havana ny this ship can reach Ba''
more bv The land the filth day or, by meeting Tue
steamer soulherner, reach New York in same niae II
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MAGNETIC POWDER.

T YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER,
II for the destruction OF
CockrOaches y -dBUgs, Moths,
Ants, Flies, Fleas,
and Insects Plants
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
for The destruction OF
Rats and Mice.
warranted without Poison.
Principal Depot 420 Broadway.
AGENTS.
Hew.Yorh-C. V. Clckener Y Co. 81 Barclay 81
A 3. & d. Sands 100 Fult0n-st
RushtOn, Clark & Co 10 Broadway.
Haviland Reese x Co. 80 Maiden-ape.
Greenleaf Kingsley, IS COrtlRnd-SL
Schefein Bros. Co. 1903 John.st
GSkR Burnton IA Bowery.
John Mitchell, S8l Bowery.
IL A. Kerr 746 Broadway.
Brigham ! Miller u Avenue ID.
Dr. Lyon, 472 Grand st.
e. Cook sos Grand-st-
Van Valkenburgh \ Martin corner Ninth
avenue and Twenty FIRST st.
Riker and Berrian, SIS Sixth avenue.
Rrooklyn-Mrs. Hayes, us FutOBst
eBrsok yn. Mr.. Ayres, cor Henry ana Atlantic SITS
Jersey City. Buskirk, SO WashingIon-sL
Sag HGrbor. l.. DIR. Z. Mills.
Long BroOk-James NJ. Gould dzo SIN
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C1PECTACLES SCIENTLELCALLY


SAPPLIED.-OgF1CE % BOWERY 3 doors from
the Thcster Newly oTk.-Professor SKOTT. Spectacle
Maker Consulting and Practical Optcian. Public Lecturer
on lie Anatomical Form aud Physiology Of The Human
Eve aud on Tie good and bad effect OF SDectsces.
TESTIMONIALS OF AGILITY AND RECOMdEH-
DATlON.
NCW-Y0RE, Nov 81. 1880
"A6igstrg Specaces TO vision requires great ld, nen
he pert o. The Opican Many sights are 1ifel' al9
some totally lost, JOG want o. ibis. We tie u1le- sn5e
Plys.CiaIs consider = o. he utmost importance ~ ne
public 20 have good Slecaces. and acclrcleiY peI.
Mr skOTT delivered an Interesting and Instructive uplc
Lecture on lac subject ia the Society l1rery bIoIWdy'
Nov. g. 1850. lie is wei acquainted with lhe science
Therefore recommend him ss very competent prac-
ca Opician. George Wilkes, ~ D. q Laight e. surgeon
10 tie New-York Eye and Ear lnfrmaTy. Abraham Du-
bos NJ cog HousiOL-si cor suug surgeon io te feV'
YJrk Institution r the Bld and surgeon 10 ne Eye ana
Ear lufrmUv Isaac Wood, NJ D. 90 East Br3aiWay,
President OF the NewYors Academy or Mellclne' auo
Consulting Physician 20 tie Institution i,rihs BIND W m
Daring " D 80 WOCsieTst Anatomical Demonsiratort 10
the Newly University Medical College
"Nov 30, i850-Mr sKOTT is ar agreeable Lecturer
has paid unusual attention 20 ,he subject and s eeFer
Opt'cisn W CLAY WALLACE u ID. ~ folrih S.
Al Spcc.gc.cs purchased from Prof sK0rf VIII b. ex-
charged, zee q cost, N not satisfactory ne also r52as
and its glasses mo parties owe frames and always aa ls
his Specsces 20 the Eyes the most approved plcp pes
that have been discovered in ancient ard modern science
Office, 50 BoweIy, doors from The IhealeT Ne"I OH
10 ZtawlmWSS~
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PANY.-Th- public e informed that under The
engagements OF his Company steamers inspected aad aP
proved 10y ne Navy Department aad carrying tho United
states Mats VIII continue TO leave Panama and san Fran
csco the st and hneenh dayI Of each month uuess
detsred unavoidable accident the nOnafya Of tho
Mails g. Panams The Steamers Of The FIRST Of the month
ell touch Acapulco, San Bias, Mazasn, San Diego ard
Monterey The Steamers Of the fifteenth OF the month viii
touch al Acapulco, but no olhsr Mexican ponA.
the steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly after
her arrival IN the PHcc between San francisco And p0is
IN Oregon awaiting al the former port he arrival Of nl,s
and passengers ron Panama and returning without deay
with mails and passengers FOR the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line OF propeee win DO kept ap
for the transportation Of freight and transient pesene7fs
between Panama and san francisco.
The connection IN the Atlantic viii be mainiaod b. ne
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-YOrA Oh hs
18th snd CHEROKEE, leaving NewYork on tho &3ih "
month for Chages third boat will also he kept IL
Eew-yOrE az p spare steamer. -
The rev steamships CARIBBEAN ana PHiLADEL
PHIA Will form direct line between New Orleans and
Chsgres leaving such periods Will insure as htte
detention poFsibe the lshmus, and forming, with he
Pacific steamships, THROUGH LINE 70 and from New
Orleans and pors IN Mexico, California and Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application 20 the Company, 81 SOuth-st NewYork. Ap-
pcsons for passage from NewOreans should be made 70
ARMSTRONG. LAWRASOh co Agents. al ulsi nlaee
Nev-YorE. Oct 81. 1850. oJIu
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OPTICAL.

A CARD.-THE EYE.--Dr. ROBIN
JASON Surgeon and Physician recently from London
has associaed rsef with DR. WHEELER, the emnet &C.
cust for The rean Of diseases Of the Eye and the
practice Of opthalm.c Surgery. Artificial Eyes Of TIE
finest Partisan manufacture inserted without pain. ald 10
appearance quite equal 10 mo Natural organ. W y 20
Rorciav-st i2l 2WNFf
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QUARRIES.
.nopTANT no BUILDERS AND

IMPORTANT 10 ,osnILH sToNs Quar- Quar-.
AOl ~ Some OuRrres OF the British possessions, IN
H sT Of FuDdy and other oeae are knSg a % ave
.se Tor building purposes Into several OF our Pors
rop - rib our own QuGrTes. There also exist l ~
eompeIhss ,nsrtes the best Of GRANITE and STATU-
sS MARBLE equal 70 The Italian % mae
wsier ,s sNusons Invention, can be worked az
s where labor and fe are CHEAP 9u1 ca
ne s'lsniic ports 10 tie United S!aes party ofsse %
81 ths % bter fuit the Southern Poris whoul hhlsneo
$3.50 much below the average cost Of stone rom quar-
-es nearer home. -. .,.b "a are descrhe2 In
,s scientific American o. on OF :" ,y' 2 . ~ ~
P sV5 rneh improved FOR cutting grenls mae a. ss
cru Iert IN Elrvey, ESQ. New'iiaven, .as lsen
es,so- b., fba FAR under Order)b by the pro-
Sslo Gss si9 10 sp .e mpscass f
10 NOis raree for their unrestricted use, 10
$50 license or Otherwise. Applications by To-
9 ~ cempspes desiring the use OF these machines
CIV va =. ns,re5 colonies can be made 10
IN the apV'7 n RICHARDSON & co. y Souih-sL
THODA As PROSSEK SON, 20 PsitsL
ora b HOWE, l35 Fulton 81 i20 stood
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CALIFORNIA.

H SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
u . For Havsna. New Orleans and Chagres Through
Tickets To- San francisco at reduced rates
passengers transferred at Havana TO tho r-ns o
on Tdesday February llih, at Z. NJ. the splendid
Double Engine steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns burden,
D ID PORTER & 5 ~, commander, viii sail precisely Al
s O'Clock from her pier a. foot OF Wsrren-st. ~ X
with The Government Mails, direct Tor HAVANA ana
CHAGRES
Freight uken 10 Chagres 81 usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight Havana and NewOreans.
For passage or freight apply to - ,,,,r,,,,e
fNulF III Westst corner Warren.
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umpire CITY LINE-At reduced

4 ~
RIues Of fare Through tickets to San Francisco VIA
Cbepres and hv the s Mail steamships the Pacific.
The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 200 tons burden,
j. ID Wilson Commander will leave her dock. pier No :
Horh River for ChGgres direct Thursday February -
al 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
All valuable packages sent on board, the value must be
declared ard paid for accordingly The ship will not Oe
accountable for gage SUCH unless bills OF adog be
signed All freight be board and bills OF lad
ing signed previous TO the day OF sailing. -
For Passage or freight apply to 5 STONE
n 10 Battery place
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nor LIVERPOOL.-United States
II Mail Steamship ARCTIC Capt james c. LueeIIa. a.
Steamship win depart with the Malls for Europe R0' 1
~, on Wednesday, February 5th 81 IL oeioeA ~ ""
Ser berth ~ the foot Of CanalsL
No berth secured until paid for.
AlletteTs must pass through The Posi- Oines- ..
For freight or passage having unequaled Seeolh"-
tons for ees ance comfort, apply 10 80 70 tU.u.
EDWD X. COLLINS, % MsltI
Positively freight VII be received on oo~U e''
Monday evening, Eco 3. -. pcrfc -
TIE seamer ATLANTIC WILL suceeca ule INV %
sal February H. -
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WIRTTR ARRANGEMENTS


Change OF Hodrs commencing Jan o -,,c
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
hERsON and HUDSON RIVER RAlLhOADS.
leave s1herns DeRosat Leave , rs"I ~ - .n
Isl O'Clock A NJ soeiiocs, - k ui[ T.
10 oyciocE. so min A. M. 6oclock Is min r d
n O'Clock P N. - r.,---,,. -,
fOr or the ARRIVAL OF the way uan nom OnsFAe gOtng
Esst SUNDAY TRAINS
100 snEsrns Depot at Leave Eew-Yofk o.
-! oclock A n O'Clock Is min =
sOr on he arrival OF Lbe Express train going East
PATERSON TRAINS
a-.ve Psterson AZ Leave Newton ~
= o,eock A. Markets1 Of O'Clock A. n
O'Clock AN Pain Depot I9i O'Clock A. n
O'Clock, A. n Market e. II o'elocf r
70 :. NJ Paterson Depot oclcck r. n
81 O'Clock A Pain Depot b O'CLOCK r
a O'Clock P. NJ harkeist
xS.va Psteynon NJ Leave New.fon
A D. Market-st socoez
SAP. NJ Paterson Depot y D Z rr.ss nom HsW
Tho rs A n ana 10 Coca "a ~ Pufersou sxccpt
York WIN not stop any station ooau Ere TAM. norn
noo saa sn1 y 1ong West 81 suGerns Depet
--x,,xv xynDV md STATEN ISLAND.
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NOR BRIDGEPORT-FA so CENTS.
Il The Ste smboat ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt Chas
Weeks, viii leave New-YoTk from Pier foot Of Marketst,
every Tuesday Thursday ard Saturday, al O'Clock NJ
Returning will leave the Railroad Dock, bndgpoIl every
MONDAY "Wednesday and Friday morning al . O'clock.
Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken al the lowest
rates For Passage Freight apply on board the boat or
of the Agent on the Dock. JOHN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N, matter oi,a spThcstol ofthe syoi
So 1eunsn Commonay q ths City Rev iofs ~
SQUARE Seventeenth Ward ots. City Thesabscr os Com
zosrr Of Estimate ala Assessment a5oys e. tied matter
~ v- srrsr,s Court eve no. prrsuaa 70
ofan At ofth- Legislature othe feop $50
York eutsi An Act TO amend on Act sn ~ ea A.
rsi1cs several laws ro'sag particularly 70 Ho @ d 'eg lci
ao 90 act; pas9ei Apr sio3 passed h2II ~ ~ lAl 80
stst-ec n he eHse go ssssssnsnt e the Cor-.i % m s
matter, consnug me and owners OF tie ot7 sseo
ts numbers o. ss nts they appear or the nsps q" i- h
was;hsr sanas or bsue, and aso al ;ha ia7 otna:as
sns other document Which wsrs used By is Commits csIs p
rtkng ther f.Iofti have been depp sa 2. ne
oce 81 the Cry snd County OF Ne" fo,k io ns Inspector o.
shomsoeys Ray concern u eis % 'elal si y t-~s.
oTe the CommsoEsrs NAB Their report 70 ne so D
n lie tus place hereinafter nent0set 40 sad 9n-
amend Act satec an Act relstioa 70 -s C9e
L.n OF Assessments And Taxes the Cts aE- Coua o " 4orA'
10 owners occupant or occupab o nj hOsl Al w
proved urmpoyed land affected thereby s tny have com
iassS are affected HEREBY ana W nay 20 n.ic
ara eqee5 present ths objections IN writing 70 p DoieE
N wan street m tho City Rev Yos within thirty days i'om he
date AND That TIE limits embraced by This assessment
sns (which win be required 20 be taken fer the puos' Of opening
tnd laying ont stuveslnt square snd bounded a as M
5sby Seventh the sastsr side by Third avenue an' "
as usstery sde BY Fourth avenue, Aha a. a. s as -
nohsry eide OF Eighth street am tne sosy
s ar sd Of Te1sst; and also lot No Is FOURTH a.snue
us nor Tenth Ali aiso, all ta lots pieces
parcels Of land fronting on the sssry Lac or se o. FOUR ssae
svsnue also lo p-ce psrce q s1d fronting
westerly line side Of tic Bowefy oewesn Greet Jones-st
AID and Gso the lots Known o. the etlset Numbers 3d.
s9 S 3ifE sf 3fo Bovsry And also al the lo,s pieces
sysnus between Aston place snd Nnth Az A. al re o
sscsb or pArCs OF land footing on ne easefy me % s
commissioners further vs that er report lie above nat
viii he made and prs.srted to the supreme Soqf ~
Es York on MONDAY the 81 day OF March 1851 at tbs openne OF
Z. Court On ;hst S SSy d ps s Ss s5S A.
'''' Jaw TALMAN J WATERS, }
6opM EDELLFIELD SMlTH.)
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PROPOSALS.


(fONIRACTOR5- Proposals. VIII ~ rsi a. re RESIDENT
I Ofce f the Hadso1 Railroad lnl oi ts
instant a Pouarep 1r nhlg tr grading % ssco1 o.
on the north Farterbs Boy Tie from .
yards auf rocks esnsed to t~ IS ss 90
taken place. ty from each emf o thorough
distance q. le-t. The work 20 e du7 rst ~ e r-t
dsy Jl nex. D.dsu1tsi security i De- required si isc-
q yroga.as ,hs 30t ~ta per- prsssn. Nho may
pro- favorable regard price, ana l1v ability perform tie
wor.
H-v. V,rk. January - 1851.
J4s 1880 va G. l'oN"' an RI "a 'ir7t
CRoT0H WATER FOR sHpFING.-ssa'el qr,5-sls wi 10
cCck Pm cufv- o supp. w-tsr o. a 20 inr
iLfe- from aud i,r the let of Apr lsic'n
tractors 60 tao tr ate, - bJ irsts placed DO r ou'e's
sae vs- h yirrts so Used le are g. Keep rr'pir
-II per- w De- llnft She p-oqos
Contra ht o. charge hupn< n1fr '1 - cents PER
hl-leat ni . xas. Two e fanes assent ~ io no
tufe.s wI ifg4Hcd wl4 r4cu prp1a. MOD )iAS
DEAN. Pfe-e-t ' Goa tqnst1et De 2ar-sa Jan. - l5'L
I.7 tfl0
E,rPtRr-fFsT OF Repairs AND sUPPLIss.-TO CAR
lie Office Of u C1uu5.Dlsrs of Repairs AID Sups e0
No T. END tsw CITY Ha, lutl Nonia' FEB ,, SOL
which time the VII be paocy op-nei ot on ds
Ladder 20 be known 80 = plan ar 0-g
cation Of Tie Truck required 10 be built, ell information r=ari
te,to CEN BE- BAD the Office or Toe Cns Ensaear 90 o. s
Department $50 81 Elizabeth 70.
Esns E-uuates rad a. either ol the bovs oos'
~ WI. ADAMS. Commissioner he. and supis
DROPOsALs FOR PIG LEAD vii be r-ee ed at tas caoroS
4 AGULDlC CT DEPARTMENT. A.ruuds. Fsfa. t!i tseN
rossls VII rce Frels sni lead ssparats
ono a d. The Nh7r ~ te PROVING YARD, foot n
Twenty ouristrs River the s of March next and ~
balance The s- &C Apu following Tens cash
an delivery The Department Tie right g. REJECT ell s Dds
"' s5 6t NICHOLAS DEAS President.