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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD


Of Duane 81 daily, lSundays excepted(
I-MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at A VI fcr Dun
kmk stopping only at SuenS Chester Nddetown Della
Narrows hurgh Deposit Susquehanna, Rnghampon,
0wero, Ma,ery. Ehra. Corning Addison. Hornellsvsle
and Olean This connects al DunkirA with line of
yLeatd STEAMERS, uf which leaves immediately On ar
MM of the ears, tot Cleveland, direct, arriving IN tse
" take the Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers for
Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take thus tram. aud
uGsne'a the same evening" and AT Rochester and Buffalo
the same night
all the stations and arriving AZ Elmra at 81 PM Tins
tram remains AT Elmira all night aud proceeds next morn
ing ats o'clock. arriving Al Dunkirk IN the afternoon
WAY TRAIN, at 3! NJ. VIA Permont, Ousyle, and
all Metmediate stations
tWAYT TRAIN. al VI Via Jersey CITY. for OnsNille.
snc all intermediate Stations
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, ate PM. for Dun
AVA, stopping at the Stations the das Express
Tan. lelotpt Addison aud AZ Union.
IhA Tam connects at Dunkrk with the splendid steam
en- NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE aud QUEEN
CITY, one of which viii leave tor DETROIT direct.
the alrya Of the aud connect Detroit with the En-
psss hans On the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
kOAD. tr Chicago. Milwaukee ~.
passengers ior Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo. taking
ns Tram. arnye AZ Geneva next morning and at Koches
M and Buffalo IN advance Of any other line
TRAINS NEW-yoRk
MORNING EMPRESS TRAIN, leaves DuuArk At
"a NJ stopping at the same Stations gong west and
Huhx IN New York the same
WAY TRAIN, leaves Otl>ynle al Ct A. NJ s;opyxng
NAL tht Stations. srrtving IN Nsw-York at 10 %.
MAIL TRAIN, leaves DmArk at 10 4. NJ, stopping
Nal me Stations. and aTrNes M ElmiTa al q =. NJ
mail TRAIN, leaves Geneva al 4 4 NJ and Elmi-
n1sA NJ stopping al all the Stations, and arrives IN
.aEVENiNG EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves panSirk a,
W stopping a, the places going west. and
hvs Nj New York the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS. leave from per leot Vt Duane st,
Wy fol all Stations on the Road, Sao for Rochest~
sN CHAIR rS NI<OT SUPERINTENDENT
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT an,


Il FALL RiNER-By the splendid and Snt.,,r s,,,,,,
@ EMPiRE STATE aud BAY STATE. ii great str,nrth
mo speed particularly adapted 20 the navlcattn of I0o
esnd Soend. running connectlon with the Fall Rvr
~ Old Colony Railroad distance Of IS miles, 10 Bs;cn
Wy Leave fl,T y X. near the Battery
r ne steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton, on TUES
pAhS THURSDAYS and SATU ROAlS,at3PM
n ING steamer hay STATE, Car; Mm Brown. ON MON
pNS WEDNESDAYS and HRID AVS JPN
te> hnt u the cnlv QUE that runs direct for Newport
iht>s steamer fitted With COmmodcuS Stair-ro0nls
ee'eN arrangement Tor the and comfort of JAS
nsss Who arr Afforded d, ihiS route anght> re>t GU
so and on ARRIVAL at Fall River proceed p<r Rarcad
1i~ Boston early the following morning OF can remain
sNu s,(,- theg breakfast wSsed Tor, until the
asihs u ta' accommodation traa az 4 quArtcr-past
e,lA' N. which reaches Boston quarter before
master attached ~ each steamer who re-
ies anu usNc's Tat baggage, aud accompanies the same
see as BY ether lines ~ "'
amer runs IA connecicn With thl> line 20 and from
~ ~ oelct. daily except SUNDAYS
w nhh New forS through 10 Providence Fall River
sNivn, - I" New Bedford fare IS 60
,sSxn 70 hostoa u taken ~ the same rates AZ nv IN.
Erstlaf lines, and forwarded with great eyr.lon nv
sapsess Frelght Tram. which leaves Fill Riyer everv
~. >'ntass erceptcd) NJ o'clo.k fr Rr>,on ma
AN 'eui"fu, arriving a. Is destination Al or about n
i'isa, agily ~ hoard At the oaicc ON P,r3NR
bs,r ~ Sss 81 bcTtS apply board 90 NJ Il is ,leSlrrJ
xle. rrsp en- Ahead. Application may te aslde 10
oswald BORDEN, Agents, " and n Wesi-st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

Ohio.
On the 9Th inst, the votes on the adoption
of the new Constitution Were counted 10y the
Secretary Of State, IN the presence OF the "ov
emor Below we give the official result; also
the result on the question of License yes and
License no. Two counties not yet returned,
but the 20 days having expired they will not be
counted, VIZ: Auglaize and Defiance.
coSSrIrUrION
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY, March ~, lSol-This Road extends from
ELIZABEThPORT s. miles u the WHITE HOUSE,
j. reducing the staging between the terminus of the
Road and EASTON To Is miles.
THIS line leaves NewIork 10y steamboat Red Jacket
No North River. and connects with trains on the New
jersey Railroad which leaves New lk from foot of Cort
land ST.
TRAINS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red Jack
Ell. per Ne. North River al A NJ passenger; | = NJ
freight and = NJ passenger and by Railroad, foot
of Cortland ST., az . A. Nj and and 81 Y. Nj
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York follows:
White House at 81 A M; Freigh, at $40 NJ, passen-
ger al COP Nj
Someryllle a,4 so A Nj Freight at % A NJ Passenger
al 2 05P NJ
Bound Brook at4 50 A NJ; Freight at 6 ID A NJ; Pas
sengcT al ID = Nj
Panfed at S 20 A NJ, Freight at IS A NJ; Passenger
at y. Nj.
westfcld at 5 50 A NJ; Fregh, al 50 \ M Passenger
at2 81 Y NJ
ElzaeethioMn 7l5A NJ, Freight at 10 scA. NJ, Pas
senLer a: tsp Nj
kzaheihpor at 80 A Nj, Frelgh; at 10 IS A NJ Pas
scngor ~ 80 Y. Nj
Somore cl Pespack, Lesser Cross Roads and flucAa-
STAGES VIII be m readiness on the arrival OF the "a M
frvm New York ~ the White House convex passe
gers to kaston. Wkesbarre. Bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauch CHUNK Penn. and to Clinton Flengtou Lebanon,
Milford and Belyldere. Nj
NB-An BAGGAGE al the risk of the owners until de-
ecd INTO the actual possession OF the Agents Of the Com
pany and checks or re- eipts gwen therefor. m3lu
A NkW ROUTE TO SCHOOLEy'S MOUNTAIN. VIA the Cen
iot the Mountain Will leave New-York daily SUNDAYS
Cepitd' AZ O'Clock 4 NJ eliher from Pier No North
River steamboat Red Jacket from foot of COrtlapd
-. NewJersoy Railroad to Elizabeth Town. where
Wh'e House, thence 10y COACHES Il miles, To the Noun
tam, arriving IN time 10 dine le5V bw
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TRAVELLING.

EOR ERPOOir-Dramatlc Line
II Packet Of Goth Juy-Tho splendid and fiyorte packet
sLip GARRiCK Cant Richard Adams. viii sail rs above,
her regular day For freight passage having nnrvaed
apply ON board AZ pier II East RIVER, or Ia
SPOEFORD. TILESrON CO. 4S Sou,h-st.
S30 tl,27
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UIUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

III NEw-YORK to ALBANY anu tsvf' ana '''ef-
mediate plasss B. KaiIioas , so each ,cay
On MONDAY, July Z the road VIII DC 0'the' 'o'
between oast ana AZ the Trains follows, tsun
oa'se1oepeu Nv. ,gw-YoRk GOING NORTH,
Eyom Office near Chsmters-st
.-.u for POUGHKEEPsIE, Stopping at all he
way :'sasa' for Albany. stopping at Misunderstanding,
~ :, nbbs' Ferry. TarVtOwn. Sing Sing. Peekskili,
,-r,son,s Cold sprag Fishkll New tfamongn' roush-
@ a. intermediate places on the rivsr where tne Trans
vi, receive the passengers and iaHG theH IN hIoany a.
!! rnni PM, for POUGHKEEPsIE. (ireish, ;raln)
,,cap,ng al all way places ,,.
At2IP NJ 1POuGHKEEPssE, stopgn, al y ,ahhS
Hasns Dbo>r Ferry Dea5nap LsIIy s,p5-Iins
POINT New Hamburger and Milton Ferry
AtlP N for ALBANY. stopping al larry,oWn, sing
Sing Boscobel Peeksk Garrsoh', COD sprihg fss.li,
New Hamburger and PoughkeePse, and thence b steamer
70 Oakh and by Railroad 70 Albany. at about 10. NJ
AtA3P NJ for TARRYTOWN only, stopping at all way
stations south Of Tarrytown
Atep' n for PEEKsKILL, stopping al all way sta
LEAVE PoUeHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH,
AtGl AM for NETWORK. stopping at Milton Ferry,
New Hamburgh, Low Point: Fishki Cod S9rlng Gar
rsons Peeksk Boscotel. Croon Sing Sing TaT[ytosn;
Dearman Dobbs' Ferry. Hastings YOnkers One Hundred
and Fifty-second-st and Manhattanyille. $1,000 -
A,7AM for Freight and Passengers to NEw-fOkk'
'IHs az az M s' NEW y YORK Tor on arrival of boat
from Oakhll. bringing passengers from Albany Stopping
= hi sotcDa sns n sns Dos Ferry
and Yonkers, arriving at New-York at i NJ a.. .,
A. 4P NJ, for NETWORK, stopping at all the way
AtSIp NJ. for NETWORK Tor on arrival of boat from
oakhD stepping at the principal way stations anu
LEAVE PEEKsHILL FOR NEw-YoRX
AT c. M. stopping at all Way Stations on signal
At sss p N, stopping at all Way Stations .hsoor.
Passengers will procure tcneis oeiqre
N.w.York. July 7. 1851 jels II
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rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

ONENT TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals;
,pdorsed Proposals for building Sewer IN IN Avenue
viii be received the Office u the Crot9n AqleIue Ds
narfm.nt fRltunda PAX until ednesdly me Nh GAY OF
1uv 1851 Al o'clock p NJ, to builda sE" Eh p" "a tne
necessary Receiving Basins and Culyerts N Sn Assne
from 4hstrest 10 jst-street beng IN Ienzth ABOUT =
t.,f The plan of the Sewer and specifications OI sns
building Of the sane and all other information ie4th.
60 = III. ofc. New-York, June %. l&l
''A' NICHOLAS DEAN,
az ao- p,.sd.p, fthe Croton AeueducI Department.
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CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART,

JMrNr To Contractors Sealed proposals ehogns1
8. pssI n, tu,ldmg A SEWER IN Elm-stIest, ~. ~
r,rey.d a the Ofcs OF the Croton Aenednc Pe ~ al
lRo,unda PARK until Monda, ne '1 "a IN. NECESSARY
Re,.s Basins and Cuvers Elm s,r.r. Beng "a
10 and through Howard 70 near sser and sDeckca-
m for rI the ts he and Il Ssa 70 he Con-
relating thereto. can . oetaines ~ DIAN
'raot Cerf s.st II the Croson AGued1e' Department
r.x. yrrs July 3 1851. WV
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NETWORK g. NEW HAVEN RAIL

L
Cansst Station Broadway Passengers also received
ENLIST TRAINS EASTWARD.
!. Accommodation Train at NJ. for New-Haven and
all date stations Passengers from way stations Tor
Albany and the Stations the Housaonc and Naugatuck
Railroads viii take this and stop Bridgeport Pas
hed and Conncciicut River Rairoads vii take this tram
and JON Express Tram NewHavem Passengers for the
Canal Railroad viii take tins tram to New Haven.
2 Express Tram at o'clock NJ for stamford Bridge
port aud New haven thence 10 haTioIu & R,Ston
Passengers for Canal Railroad viii changa cars at New
Haven p Hr .J s"S far the Na"estuck Rss
3 Accommodation Tram at O'clock A NJ, for New-Ha-
ven and all intermediate Stations Passengers by thus Tram
for Stations the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
Will remain over at New hayen u, ~, MSS fTo
three 70 FIVE hours at New Haven Hartford Springfield ~
a, Station wherehe cypress Tram peceve psSeagsT
at New Haven until 81 = Nj ,
S T1prcss Tram a, sP NJ for Stamford Norwas Bridge
port and New Haven thence to Hartford spnshen M'i
Housaionc Railroad TO Psfeld and with Tram OF Maui
enutnck Railroad On SATURDAYS this Tram connects with
Tram of Canal Railroad al New Haven
G. Accommodation Tram at pm. for New-Haven and
! Communication Tram at 25PM for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations
g. SPECIAL Tram at 80 PM for Port Chester and inter-
''''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram at 20 NJ from Port Chester, stopping
- all intermediate stations
2 Communication Train at A NJ from New Haven, stop
ping al all the intermediate stations.
8 Accommodation Tram at IS A NJ. from New Haven
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugaiuck Railroad at Bridgeport
Accommodation Tram AZ . 80 A Nj from New-HaNeh,
stopping al all intermediate stations receiving passengers
Hartford and New Haven Canal and Naugatuck Rail
road
Express Tram at is NJ I'm connection with the Ell
press Tram from B-son) from New Haven, stopping al
bridgeport Norwak and Stamford receiving passengers
from the Housaionic Railroad at Bridgeport and Canal
Railroad al New Haven
Special Tram AT IS p NJ from Port Chester, stopping
at all intermediate stations
T. Accommodation Tram at 90 PM receiving passen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram ioa Boston, from
New Haven. stopping al all intermediate stations.
S. Express Tram at s Is p Nj (or IN connection with
Express Tram Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and Stamford. arriving NewYOrk AT II 20 = NJ.
Evening Tram Pttsed With tins Tram at
Bridgeport
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats m the Cars
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SUPREME COURT-Countv of Che

~ mung, ss-John ". Mlsner, William k. Judson.
against Horace Stowrl. FL an Sprtgue and Mary
Louisa ms wlfe-Tc HORACE STOWELL ELIJAH
SPRAGUE and MARY LOUISA. hs wife -You
hereby summoned and required 10 answer the complaint
this actoI which complaint fled IA the Office II
the CLERK Of CAemung County the 9Th dag OF March
1851. and a copy of yonT answer ugOu al
Office IN the village ii ElnlTa / the COUNT # Chemung
within twenty DAYS after the hereof exclusive 81 the
da, OF service and If YOU t answer complaint
al rcs4id. the plaintiffs WI apply . the Court for The
relief demanded mt compliant Dated March 10. 1851
JOHN " MISNER.
les lawtw1h' plaintiffs Attorney.
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NOR CALIFORNIA via CHAGRES

~ DIRF(T The new steamship LAFAfEI y, I''VV
burden Chas SoddaTd. Commander. llate OF steam
sa rescent City - VIII sail from Phlade phIa Tor Cha-
rss direct on THURSDAY. Ioth July al l2ociocS' Hom
Ser wharf near Lonbardst. c...,
he above steamer has proved herself very fast and re-
s,.aby safe sea vessel beng now on her nrst VOYAGE
49, Euyore and her accommodation for FIRST ana second
ss are unsurpassed Through uckets 70 San
Gs,I,sco will be furnished reduced rates Tickets iur-
srhsd fere to Philadelphia F@If,eg' vt pase ap; W
e24 ltt' j. Wihhin""' 10"
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IT s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

NY-FoR NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA
Passengers for NewOeans transferred at Havana 10 'he
steamship FALCON o,uo , u,,n.
S,bsncS II s. Nav Commander, viii SAIL ON FRIDAY,
July H. a, o'clock M from the per foot OF Warren-st
North River 49,. ,,, NJ, o,l,u.
No tls Of fading viii be- signed after the steamer mas
sailed For freight passage apply 10 the eh9e 1 she
Company. III Wes-st.. To lIe3O tllthl NJ D ROBERTS
NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT
To arriye several days advance of the $. Mail
Freight and Passage Reduced.-The new and splendid
steamship UNION Capt Thos s Budd. Will leave per
No 4 North River, on TUESDAY 18Th July, nj O'Clock
y M precisely Freight 80 cts per cuhic foot No Berth
secured nil paid for All Bills OF Ladng signed by the
Purser on board For Freight ~ Passage applyto
Us lw SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO AZ South-St
NEW YORK and EW-ORLEANS
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-The new and elegant double
snsns sieanshIls UNION 1900 tuns burden, Capt s.
gndd: WINFIELD SCOTT, 2,iOO tuns burden, Capt KIN
.sy Comliard compose thus line, and viii leave NEW
YORK and NEW ORLEANS on the LIST ana loth OF eacn
mcnth AZ o'clock the afternoon except wheh those
dates fall Sunday, when the SHIPS VIII leave On 'i'huaJ'
'" The WINFIELD SCOTT will leave NewYork on the
ART every nonth and the UNION on the 10Th 81 every
vopth for New Orleans
The. .bs have been built with great and cost and
No or expense spared to secure strength. speed ana
comfort They oveT respect first class sea steamers
Ycs freight OF passage apply as follows for stetmshP
Union ~ SPOFFORD, TlLESTON CO, t8Sou;h-st
Ysr steamer Winfield Scott, 10
DAVIS, BROOKS co, rs Beave-S
the wishes of Shippers the Propreors OF
this line have decided reduce the rate of freight IN
nsasprems nj goods TO 30 cents per cubic foot my3Ot
NOR CHARLESTON The splendid
II and iavoiic steamship SOlrHERNER, Capt John
Dickinson will leave Pier Nc. North River Saturday,
July l2'h al O'Clock = Nj precisely. For freight apply
on board. and for passage 10
ysiw sPoFfORD, TiLESTON n co, ~ South-st.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

~ the application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty of the City OF Newly relative t. the WIDENING
of REEKNAN-STREET, between Pearl-street and Park
row. M the City of New-York. Public notice ~ hereby
by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the CITY
Of New YOrS pursuant 10 statute such case made and
provided that the the MAYOR, Aldermen and Common
atty Of the CITY Of New York intend - make application IN
the Supreme Court the State OF NewYork az SPECIAL
Term the said Court. 20 be he'd az the CITY Hall " the
City Of New York. SATURDAY, the l9ih day OF July,
1851 the opening of the Court that dag, as soon
thereafter Counsel he heard for the appointment OF
Commissioners of Estimate ana Assessment IN the abcye
entitled matter that the nature and extent of the improve
ment widening OF Beekmdn-s the northery
side from Ch-stre to Park-row. line running west
erly from the nOrtheastery Of Csree and Beck
man-stTee beng extension of the line of BceAman-
street between Pearl and Cl-sreets until the SAID line
reaches point OF fifteen feet n0rthery from the nOrthery
line o Beekman thence III westerly direction, aud
nearly parallel with the northery line Of Beeknan To
point Prkrow distant fifteen feet noTthery from the
rorherly line of Beekman and also the widening
OF Beekman- street the southerly side line
westerly from pom. the northey side OF Pearstreet
distant seventeen feet from the soutwe>tery Of
Pearl and Reekman streets ut. the sad Inc strikes the
sOuherly line 81 Beckman-Sree opposite the point the
norherly line OF sand street first herenDeore mentioned.
street the Is LAID down map annexed - and
forming part OF the Report and Resolution adopted by the
Common Council 'n the above maiter-Dated Newfors,
Juue 10, 1851 HENRY +. DAVIES.
J20 In Counsel - the Corporation
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NAIL LINE via Stoning-

IL ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT crarylng the gre u
Eastern United States Mail without change of cars or De-
tcptlOn The steamer {. VANDERBILT, Capt. Joel
stone and Commodore Capt w II Frazee m connection
with the Stonngon and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads. leaving NewYOrk daily tSundays er-
cepted from Pier No r. first wharf above Battery
place O'Clock NJ and Stonngton at 81 clock VI
or on arrival Of tho mail tram which leaves Boston az
PM. -
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength safety,
speed comfort and elegance The officers are experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of this route superior to
other being shorter and direct the trp more pleas
aiN and expedltIouslv performed while passengers can
always rely upon reaching their destination IN advance
those by either of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New York-M onday, Wednes-
From S,onlneton-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The C. VANDERBILT from Nev-fork-Tuesdg
Thursday and Saturday.
From Observation-Disclosures Wednesday and Fnday.
B-Passengers arrival at St"nngt0n proceed nIne-
daoly per Mail Tram to Providence and Boston or II pre-
tered remain on board the steamer and Snnday etceld
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonmgton al
which connects Providence with the ii NJ IRAN iOr
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
through each way. n IL,
Newport passengers leave Providence at daily eS
cept SUNDAYS Bedford and Taunton passengers pro"
coed immediately the arrival Of the Mail Tram at Mas
Geld. -.
For passage berths state rooms, freight application
NAV made Per g. North River, OF at the Office bat
terry place. J'NH
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SUPREME COURT-Cirv and County

~ OF New-N ork-Sanuel q Cornell. plaintiff. against
henry II Hunt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the Defendant
You hcreb summoned. and required 20 answer the COM
plant tins scton tof which herewith served
uuen yuu.l copy 81 ~ the SAID
COMPLIANT the subscriber. i his Office No y street.
the CITY of New YORK, within twenty days after the SCI
vice hereof exclusive II The day Of such service and
YOU fail the >sid complaint within the time aiore
SAID The plaintiff this acton Viii take Judgment against
Tie FIVE thousand four hundred and seventy
dollars and .;y cents, with interest from the lh dhy
81 December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fiiy be
Sts the tn action Dated New York. Masch I'M
1851 Vi g HARRINGTON Plalnun : Attorney,
3 i@wi.wIh = wall >'r'st-
tn, COMPLIANT fs acton was hitd ia nc once az 'li5
Citrs ~ he ~ AID G. rG-y II Ne~ lorA 0n me = hn
,.y Of Arr
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

Nof Records Corporation N0tce.-Pubhc notice "a
HEREBY that the following resolution has been adopted
the {, mmon Council Resolved That Per No u. East
Rysr loot II ,Catheune-SIeet. he MlDENED 81 as 10
naA. the same feet wide and reh nit and extended 20 the
exterior line under the direction Of the Street Commission
ar and tho Street Commissioner give the notice re-
qrrod ~ Law the propneors OF lots ylng opposite the
sad Per 20 mite with the Mayor Aldermen and Common
ay making the SAID widening rebuilding and extension,
and ease If neglect of the Sd prpnfatnrs to unite with
the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonaitv and To- contr
their pectNe proportions II the expense q the sad
widening rebuilding and eSeLdng the same shall be done
The Street Commissioner account ~ the sad proPue-
tors and the expense thereof taken from the appropraoa
iof Decks and Slips Trust Account " Adopted BY the
Beard II Assistant Aldermen June 3 1881 Adopted BY the
Board Of Aldermen June 1851 Approved by the Mayor
June 70. 1851. JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioner
teto fNV
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COURT.-In the matter Of

- l L WV IL Ill lilt Ib'ltt'i VI
~ the application of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty of the Civ of NewYork relative 10 the OPENING
and EXTENDING Of ALBANY STREET from Green
vychstIeet to Trnit, place IN the City of NewYork
Public notice hereby by the Masor. Aldermen and
Coumonalty Of the CITY Of NewfOrk. pursuant To statute
In such case made and provided that the SAID the MAYOR
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the CITY Of NewYorA IN
tend 20 make application m the Supreme Court 81 e Stale
Of Ncw-York at Special Term Of the SAID Court, 10 be
held at the CITY Hall Of the CITY of NewYOrk on Satnr
day the 18th day OF July 1885, at the opening Of the Court
on that day. or as soon thereafter Counsel be heard
for the appointment Of Commissioners OF Estimate and As
sessment the above entitled matter that the nature and
extent Of the Improvement the Opening and Extending
of Albary-street from its present termination AT Green
wchsireet Trnty-place IN the City Of New-f9rk, and
that the premises required 10 be taken therefor
known the Numbers 1913 and l23 Greenw ch street and
by the Numbers 10 and 20 Trinity place Dated New-fork
June Q, 1881. HENRY r. DAVIES,
iel2tlyl2 Counsel 20 the Corporation.