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nor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

FALL RIVER-By the splendid aud superior steam
m EMPIRE STATE and Ray STATE, Of great strength
Nd speed particularly adapted 20 the navigation Of Long
hand Sound running IN connection with the Fan RIVER
md Old Colony Railroad. distance OF So miles, a. Boston
ot Leave per n X near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS ats N.
The steamer RAY STATE, Capt WIN. Brown. On MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Nj.
Ies line is the only that runs direct for Newport
These steamers fitted with commodous siaterocms
nd every arrangement or the secuIt, and comfort OF pas
sAgers, who afforded b, thus route snghts rest GU
ked, and arrival a, Fall River proceed per Railroad.
raehng Boston early the following morning. can remain
~ ward getting their breakfast, If wished for. until the
rHtng VI the accommodation tram NJ quarter past
ecees NJ which reaches Boston at quarter before
seleck. A Nj
Asagyagc master attached to each steamer. who
e.s and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
bns destination
The rases Tor passage aud the pnce Of sate-rcoms the
xAfts BY other lines.
Aasamer runs IN connection with this line 10 and from
Fwsdence, daily. except SUNDAYS.
lsrs om New York through 10 Pro, ileace Fall River
sNsHpor 50 to New Belford. fare 50 90
fNeti u Boston taken al the rates by the
fegalaf Ines and forwarded with great expedition by
Epfess Freight Tram, which leaves Fall River every
srzg tSandaSS excepted at O'Clock for Boston and
~ tedord arflvmg a, It's destination al or about II
w height apply IN board at the ohce ON Pier r.
wNsieroons herths apply an board n Is desired
sscsse them ahead, APPLICATION NAV I've made IN
a9 fl>pALk BORDEN, Agents 70 and u Wesi-st.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY-Summer Arrangements. Commencing
MONDAY, March 81, i95l.-This Road extends from
FIIZABETHPORT IS miles 10 the WHITE HOUSE,
j. reducing the staging between the terminus Of the
Road and EASTON to IS miles.
THIS line New York by steamboat Ned Jacket per
No North River, and connects with trans on the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves New YORK IRON ioot oi 'ot-
land-st :,
TRAINS UP-Ieave New York by steamboat Red Jack
et pier No North River, at 9 A M passenger; NJ
freight, and T. NJ passenger, and by Railroad i""'
of Cortland St. at 9 A NJ and and 5. y Nj
Trains leave White House and following places iw new
York 5 follows
White House at q A NJ; Freigh, at $40 A. M Passen-
ger at 40 = Nj
Somerve at 80 A M; Freight at o3 A NJ; Passenger
Bound Brock stt so "A NJ; Freish, at 9 Is A M Pas
Plsnieid a, 20 NJ; Freight at IS A NJ; Passenger
at IS NJ. =, ,
We.,feid at 50 A. NJ; Freight at 50 A NJ Passenger
al 50 Nj =, n
Eiaabethtown al, IS "A NJ; Freight at 10 soA NJ Pas
senler at , IS J. Nj ., n
Ezabeihport at 30 a. n, Freight at 10 IS NJ Pas
sengcr al J 30 L. NJ. -.
On TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. trans leave
Someryle FOR PeSpack Lesser CROSSROADS and Plucka
STAGES will he IN readiness the arrival Of the NJ
tram from New York White House 20 convey paSse
gers Easton WIkesbarre, Bethlehem Allentown ana
Aauch Chunk, Penn and 10 Clinton. kemng"n Leoaioh
Milford aud BelvIdere, W. 40 !,
NB-All BAGGAGE at the risk of the owners nntl ue-
hVer.d INTO the actual ot the Agents u te
pany and checks receipts given therefor. m5lu
A NEW RoU TE TO SCHOoIEY'S MOUNTAIN, wa the Zen
trial Railroad of NeyX-Jersey from New-f York
for the Mountain wi leave New-lork daily lSundNs et
ceptod) al O'Clock AM. either from Pier No North
River steamboat Red Jacket, from foot OF Cornu
ST. VIA New Jersey Railroad 10 Elizabeth Town. where
White House thence 10y coaches Ia miles to the Noun
tam, arriving IN time 10 dine. c'vo"
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JOHN w. PRISON,
a26.Jyl2 BLASIUS MOORE,
SUPREME COURT-In the matter of

u
~ the application af the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty of the CITY Of New York. relative TO the WIDENING
of BEEKMAN-STREET, between Pearl-stre and PARK
row IN the CITY Of New-YOrk Public notice IS hereby
given by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty Of the CITY
Of New YOrs pursuant to statute such case made ana
provided that the said the MAYOR Aldermen and Common
atty of the City Of New York intend to make Application IN
the Supreme Court OF the State of New-York, a. Special
Term said Court to be held at the City Hall OF the
CITY of New York. SATURDAY, the 1871 day OF july,
1851 the opening Of the Court on That day or as soon
thereafter Counsel be heard for the appointment OF
Comm Of Estimate and Assessment IN the above
entitled that the nature and extent OF the improve
ment Is the widening of Beekman-s'ee on the northery
side from Cliff street 10 Parkrow, line running west
erly from the notheastey Of Cl-street and Beck
naI-street beng extension Of the line of Beekman-
street between Pearl and Cl-sreets. until the sad line
reaches point Of fifteen feet norhery from the northery
line of Beekman street, thence IN westerly direction and
nearly parallel with the norhery line OF Bee to
point ParkrOw distant fifteen feet Dorthey from the
norhcrly line of Beokman street and also the widening
OF Bcckman the sOuthery side, line running
westerly from point the northery side of earstreet
the south westerly corner OF
Pearl and Reekman streets until the SAID line strikes the
southery line Of Bcekman street opposite the point the
noherly line of sand street first herenbefOre mentioned,
rs beng fifteen from the northeriy line of SAID
street as the same laid down map annexed To and
forming part of the Report and Resolution adopted by the
June l6. 1851 HEINZ r.. ~ r.,
COuIsti 10 tle SpIiViAbtoh
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

Cof Records-Corporssion Notice Public notice Is
hereby gwen that the following resolution has been adopted
by the Common Council Resolved That Per No %. East
River foot Of Catherine street, be NlDENED SO as TO
make the same WIDE and rebuilt and extended TO the
exterior lne under the direction OF the Street Commission
ar and that the Street Commissioner give the notice re-
oued by law 20 the proprietor. Of lots lying opposite the
sand PIER TO unite with the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atv IN making the sand widening rebuilding and extension,
and IN case of neglect of the SAID proprecrs n unite with
the SAID Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty and to contr
butte Their proportions II the expense II the SAID
widening rebuilding and extending. the same shall be done
account of the SAID proprie-
tors ad the expense thereof taken from the appropriation
Tor Docks and Sins Trust Account" Adopted by the
BOARD Of Assistant Aldermen June 9 1851 Adopted by the
Board of Aldermen June 1851 Approved by the Mayor
June 10. 1851. JOHN I. DODGE. Street COMMISSIONED
rel
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MISUNDERSTANDING of BARGES.

l -rhe barge CLINTON, Capt Wil,sie. every MON
MY; EXCHANGE, CAPT. Rosekrens. every THURS
MY POUGHkEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every SATUh-
MY,s 3oclok Y NJ from foot Of Murrsy-si for pas
sasers aad freight The above barges elegantly iur-
khed with aud sa1ous and comfortable cab
n and expressly fitted up for the comfort aud oonNe-
nnce Of passengers and arrive at Poughkeese IN tIne
q the stages 10 Sharon Pine Plans and Nsw-MIfoId For
iuher affirmation, apply ON hoarl the barges, or To
ais en- WILLIAMSON VAIL, ltf West-N
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Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE

MENIN-NEW
CAMDEN AND AMBOf RAILROAD -MOhNlNG
LINE leaves Pier Ne North River foot Of Battery place.
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted nj O'Clock vi ny the spien-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John SIMPSON fnr
South AmhoN thence by the superior cars oi the company
20 Camden, reaching Philadelphia at III stopping at
Spottswood West Prospect Plains. Cranberry Station,
HiehtsOwn. Centen die. Newtown, Sand HIS, Borden
town and burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily (Sundays eNceliei)
Al, Nj wa South Ar,boy Camden. arriving Pha-
delph!a al 81 stopping az SpOt,Swood. West Nights
Own RorCentown Burlington, beverly, Racocas and Pal
mya Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tram,
fare ~ cents
Pare 10y either hne- SO ~ Forward deck 50 GO
Break fast dinner aud supper provided board the steam
boat John Potter.
EMlGRANT LINE ~ s. o'clock, NJ -Psssensers
l,aV, d, steamhoat TR NSPORT Can't john Gould daily,
(Sundays c,cepedl at s. O'Clock, NJ for South Amhoy,
proceed hy Bonown, and take steamboat Ia BUR-
lINGroN, and at Philadelphia next aorIung at
O'Clock. Fare 81 so
Fy pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger, 20 be
carried the RISK of It's hut nothing Will be received
considered as baggage, except wearing apparel
m2s l BLISS. Agent.
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TRAVELLING.

nor LIvERPOOI-Dramatlc Line
pss, ~ oath Juv-The splendid and favorite packet
ap gARRICK Capt Richard Adams VIII SAL as above,
m regular day For freight passage, having unrvaed
apply board al per II East River, or to
sPOTFORD, TILEsToN co. 4S South-st
,sa0 tivz7
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NETWORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL

i v ROAD summer Arrangement anu dItef
MONDAY, June 2, the following trains will leave the
Canast Station Broadway Passengers also received
the Ard HS5eE Easgag Once
Accommodation Train at A NJ for New-Haven ana
Albany and the Stations the Housaonc and Naagatock
Railroads, I'll take this tram and stop at Brdepo Pas
field and Connecticut River Railroads. will take tins tram
and JON Express Tram at New Haven. Passengers fox the
Canal Railroad VIII ,aSe ts srn 70 sr Santod Bridge
port and New Haven thence TO Hartford Sprnghed Con-
Passengers for Canal Railroad will changa at New
Haven Passenger for the Housatonc h,lroad 10 ,ae
Line Albany and Psfeld and for the Naugatuck RAIL
. Accommodating Tram at 9oclock NJ, for New;Ha-
for Stations the hartford and New.Hayen Railroad,
wil remain at New Haven until PM Passengers
hours New Haven, Hartford Springfield OF
Station where the Express Train receives
Passengers By this Tram for the Canal Railroad WI" remain
Special Tram at ii5 NJ for Port Chester and inter-
Express Train at NJ for Stamford Norwalk Bridge
port and Haven, thence TO Hartford Springfield Wor-
Honsaonc Railroad Pittsfeld and with Train of Nam
sautucs Rar?a On s.tSrdays thus Tram connects WIZ
g. Accommodation Train at 4PM for New-Iiaven and
! Communication Train at 5 Bpm for New-Hayen and
intermediate Stations.
g. Special Tram at 80 PM for Port Chester and inter-
N'''' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
Special tram at 20 A Nj from Port Chester stopping
2 Communication Tram at A NJ from New-Haven. stop
ping at all the intermediate stations.
s. Accommodation Tram AT Is AM from New-Havep,
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugaiuck Railroad at Bridgeport
4 Accommodation Tram at 80 A NJ from New-Hayen,
stopping at all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven Canaland Naugatuck Rail-
road.
Express Tram at PM I'm connection with the ET
press Tram from BosOn) from New Haven stopping az
bridgeport Norwak and Stamford, receiving passengers
from the Housatonic Railroad at bridgeport and canal
Railroad at New Haven.
6 Special Train at IS from Port Chester, stopping
at all intermediate stations.
J. Accommodation Tram at 20 p NJ treceIying paSsen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from BOSTON, from
New Haven stopping at all intermediate stations
8 Express Tram al IS p NJ Tor IN connection with
Express Tram from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport, Nor
walk and Stamford. New-YOrk at Ii 80 p NJ.
Evening Train from Pittsfed with this Tram at
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested To tickets before taking
sci n the Cars
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

~ Of Records-Ssaed proposals will be received a. the
Street Commissioners Ofce until TUESDAY the sth OF
July. 1881. at y o'clock ii. t. REGULATE and SET
CURB and CUTTER in tst,si from loth,av; TO Nsrth
River to REGULArE and GRADE 33d-st from 3D. Az.
To Fast River 10 REGULATE, SET CURB and GUT
TER and BRIDGE STONES. RESET CURB and GUT
TER BRIDGE STONES and.REPAYE Beesman-st. be-
tween Gold and Pearl and part ~ Cl ST. between Fer
nv and Fulton SIS And until THURSDAY, July TO- 2o'
clock toFILL ST NkEN LOTS on tith and t5h SITS be-
tween Sth and 9th avs to FILL SUNKEN LOTS ON toth
and 4lst SITS between nh and Sth Ia FILL SUNKEN
LOTS on 4h and lsh ss between Sh and 9Th avs Plans
and sTeccatlons and all information thereto be had
application Ia the Contract Clerk u this DepsgaIment
Tune n 1851 JOHN T DODGE,
iv2 Street Commissioner.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

" MENT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed PrcposaS
endorsed Proposals building Sewer Fortyetgh
st Will bs received AZ the office OF the Crcton Aquednf De-
partment Rotunda. Park until ERiD AY the lth day OF
July. 1851, at O'Clock. NJ ~ build SEWER with the
necessary Receiving Basins and Calverts, IN FORTY
EIGHTH STREET. from the Sewer Ninth av 10 crown
between Eighth and Ninth being in lcAgh about t5e
feet The plan OF the Sewer and specifications for the bald
Ing OF the same and all other information relating thereto
be obtained application 10 the Contract Clerk Al tins
Office -New-l York. July |, 1851. NICHOLAS DEAN,
y2 lCt President Of the Crron AGUeduct Department,
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

- The application Of The Mayor Aldermen and Common.
atty Of the City Of New York relative 10 The OPENING II
FIFTY FIRSTSTREET.f from Teiiih-avenue 10 the Hud-
River. the City of New-YOTk- Public notice here
BY gwen By the Mayor. Aldermen and Ccmmonaty of the
City Of NowIok. pursuant 90 statute IN such case made
and provided that the SAID the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monaty of The City OF NewYork intend % make applca
the Supreme Court Of the STATE Of NewYork. az
SPECIAL Term Of the SAID Court. D. held a. the CITY Hall
OF the City of NewYoIk SATURDAY. the 18Th day Of
July. 1851 a the opening Of the Court that day
thereafter Counsel he heard, for the appoint
inert II mmsiOEers OF Estimate and Assessment the
above entitled natter that the nature and extent II he
mrovencnt. 3 the opening Eff htsree from Tenth
avenue the Hudson River. IN the CT VI Ne|Iofz.
lad 1u; tie map pln Of The City Z Negfo-S -
virtue " Act entitled An act relative - Improvements,
touching tie aync ct 4 Stress AL r. AIS %. Cy Z
New YCr., aud for oheT purposes, passed April 3D. 1871
Dated, New-iork, June u. Ia u, -
HENRY z DAVIES.
lr2G I'm Counsel 70 the CurQCra.lun
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STREET. DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- of Records Public notice hereby gwen that the
fnvng Resolutions have been presented IN the Board q
Assistant Aldermen To FLAG SIDEWALKS Nos ~;
1879 and li East Broadway to SCI thb AM W IN
ST0NFS ON 3lth betw 9Th and 10th where the
sane are not now set All persons Interested having OBJ
cons thereto are requested present them writing
10 the undersigned at his office before the iwh vi
July inst.-July 9. 1851. $500 -
JOHN L. DODGE, street tum
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N Y. SUPREME COURT.-George

.Tardng against Catherine Hardlng.Sgit for Divorce
Van Uoyenbergh Plaintiff s Attorney.-To CATHERINE
HARDING You are hereby summoned and required to
answer complaint IN this acton, which was this day
filed IN the Office Of the Clerk of tue City and County OF
New-York at the City Hall in the City Of New York and
10 serve copy Of TO the sad complaint on me
subscriber Martin Van Hovenhergh al ms once NO S3t
within twenty DAYS after the Of this
summons ON YOU exclusive the day of such service and
II Won fail To answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff IN this VIII apply TO the Court
f,y m. demanded IN the complaint June 1851
;,ti tawcxFs 1874 Broome- New York.
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discharge If an msoyeni from has debts pursuant to
the provisions Of the third article # the first title of the nth
chapter OF The second part Of the Revised Statutes ED
WARD HALIOCK Notice first published May 23d,
1851. Creditors to appear before Hon. l.. Woodruff;
Judge OF the Court Common Pleas of the City and
County New York chambers the City Hall OF the
City OF New York the fifth day Of August 1884, at 10
O'Clock IN the fore noon Of that day. -
c = SCHERMERHORN,
my23 tawlGwFs Atty for Insolvent
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CHANGE of HOURS-Commencmg

~ June 2. lS3l-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
ROADS-E1pr,ss Trans leave SgleriS, follows, or ON
the ARRIVAL Of the Enc trans Al o'clock AN stopping
only at kaseys HOhokus. Paterson. Huylers and Boil
Spying at lOs O'Clock NJ stopping only Il Hohok US,
Paterson and Boiling Spring.
Leave New York al o'clock 4 Nj stopping only AZ Pat
and HohOkus; at , ocloSk NJ, stopping only AZ
Passalc Bridge Paterson and Hohcsrs; At o'clock M
stoppng only a Boiling Spring, HpyeT's and Ramsey>
The Express trans leave Markets station, Paterson
for Nsw-York at 81 A NJ and 81 and leS NJ or ON the
arrival al the from Suherns The up trans stop at
Bergen signal
WAY TRAINS leave Sgferns' at u p NJ and S,w-ioTk
Af3PM
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson al :! and ny
O'Clock An. and 4. O'Clock = .N.-Leave New-iork al
o'clock A NJ, and and 8. O'Clock PM.
SUNDAlS-Leaye Paterson al u o'clock An sac
ecock p Nj. Leave Newioik at o'clock AN ands
o'clock PM mylS1
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

y L
ssss places. ~ Railroad and Steamboat.
nx,o ieo Dalls L,acS fAroEcA eacA ,cds
aoNpAH ,lG'y the read Will he orened for travel
aad Aiies thus date. the Trans run as follows, (Sna-
LEAVE Nsw-yoEk. GOING NORTH.
fVm office. near ChamherS-st.
VA AZ , AN for PouGhNEEPSiE, stopping al al the
ys1sAN ioI Albany, stopping at MsnAatianv.lle.
sSsess, poohs Ferry. ragrytown Sins sing PeckSkill
ss,ons Cold SPRING. fshkll, New Hamburger. Pough-
Ssn'esmetiate places On the rver) where the trans
stwwese the passengers aud and Them IN Albany at
AMPx, for povGHKEEpsiE. freight ua.n)
'.9.ss al all way places
sS.nae. Que Hundred and Fifty-seoond-st, Sonkers
Nsass pbbsS FeTv. Deannsn, Tsrytown, Slag-Sng
S<eA Peekskill, Garris0ns, Cold Spring, rishsn Low
-. New Hamburger and Milton fSsry.
Sap II ior ALBANY. stopping ~ Tarry,own. sing
- ssceotl, FeeNskn Garrison s. Cold Spring, FiShkll,
scsinns and roSghkeegS,e and taeaee By S;o.ner
~ Sup NJ fos TARRYrowN only. s,opp.ns at AZ way
.n'P NJ for pEEKSKILL. stopping a, al way sta
A.. iiAvE povesssErslk come SOUTH
Ss.h.mSarsh. Low Puut. TsAkSl. Cold Sor,ns Gar.
sftsssall, Boscobel. Cruton, sing S.ng Tarrtown
~ An Al pVhes feTp, Hastings. Yoakers oae Hundred
10y .secOnd 81, and ManhaitanSle
w. " ior freigh; and Passengers 20 NEW-YORK,
EsnS a. all way stations on signal
~ NJ for NEW YORK, Tor on ARRIVAL Of boat
.M~.Hsnsars6. flshSIi. Ceid spr,ns' GaSnsons'
nSvNh soccobel. Sing Sing Tarrytown D,,bhSS F.rrV
Az 'sTsss,s arriving al Ne~-York at iiPM
ST. VI For NEW-YORk, stopping at all the way
osishr M ior NETWORK. lor on arrsal Of b,ai from
a. w S.irns 81 the principal way stations and reach
N"s~-NerS Ns.P
ha LEAVE rEEKsxIlL FoR xgw-YoRK.
~ Sopians al all W ay Stations on signal
MsS LAVE rsRRYTowN FOR NEW YORK
tssssy,, :. - s ,,,oppms al all WAY s'aiiOns
-tes VII procure tickets heiisre ealsrngthe cars
"~YaA, July J, iGL BIN " In ''''s sisu
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sSc,VIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONF

Only through Line for san E SnN Inv
and ChssTes Fare reduced On idHnbIe engine
Ityos'." Schencs. L S n, commander, WI ai, ' ~
aoks soeock. PM from her PIE, Al tne csaeres
& With ,1s c.ss5sSs at Ms 81
. thssnS- gsns STEAMSHIP Falcon. PsssenseIs Tn,aa
s99ssso RcIA viii connect with the iavo paaama on
Steamship PANAMA T. ' a. i msS apply at
sssoui The is. August I i71 west St corner War
A. c4ce 81 and u soUth VI a. jyl til
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, &C.

cordlng 10 law all persons having claims against
ENOCH NJ MEAD late OF the city Of Brooklyn deceased.
that they are required 90 exhibit the same with the vouch
ers thereof to the subscriber Robert Hoe at No 81 Gold
street IN the city before the first day of
December nert Dated MAY 23d. 1851
ROBERT HOE, A,hm,rs.
mys0 law6mF. HARVEY MEAD. """ '''
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ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
NOTICE.-Public no.

.ice 10 hereby given 10 the Owner or owners, Oc-
cupant or occupants oa Houses and Lo improved or IN
.sssmsnts have been completed by the Assessors and
are lodged IN the Office OF the Bureau OF Assessmsa
a., eramiHatou by all persons interested VIZ r9r
PAVING 10TH AVENUE from the north me ~, -
street ~ The north line Of 33d street and ti t'iNo
sscc feet VIDE through the easterly sidewalks rom ,Sa
~ 3sth street The limits embraced by sncA Assessment
ncIude a the several Houses and Lott Of Gronnd va
IN, ~ n,eces and parcels Of Land situated on the cas-
,riv de al lh-ayenue between 3 and Sbsh stIeets AMI
on HI Westerly side between 5d and 3tth streets As ga
10Th DDS of 3 street between the ldhaNenae and hhes
~n,nq nara,l thereto and distant 400 ieei eastern ~u
zoo feet westerly thereiom Al p.rsoHs whose ~
80 orncssd ~ The same either q them. are r'9nesea
- the,r elections wriingio the undsrsgnel AZ
,b.ir o,Tce No Han ~ Records, wltan thfiY DAYS I'm
~ Jste Of tins notice Office, rean II Asssssnehs'
street Department. July 3D. 1881 ,,o7-r
ERANCIs NICHOLSON, 7 ASSESSORS
U3 lN lSAAC WV s''iA"'
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''''' - SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
y3lOt ISAAC WIN SMITH, }


tce is hereby gwen, to the owner or owners occupant
moved lands affected thereby that the following Assess
ent have been completed Assessors and are lodged
nv iii persons interested, VIZ: For REGULATING the
SEVENTH-AVENUE, from Harlem-lane to i2yth-street
The limits embraced by such Assessment include all the
and Parcels of Land situated both sides of
nue. between 18th and 29h streets and on both SIDES OF
i6ih nth llSth l9th 10th lzlst l22nd. l23d l2ih
23th 2sth lzh and i28th streets between lines running
paralle 10 the and distant 400 feet easter
f. and 1tO feet westerly therefrom All persons whose
interests are affected by the above named Assessments
opposed % the same or either OF them, are
requested 10 present their objections writing 20 the un-
dersgned al Their Office. No Hall Of Records, within
thirty days the date Of this notice once bureau Of
ASs.ssments Street Department July 81, 1851.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
w Lot lSAAC WI. SMITH,