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TRUSTEES.
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Peter Conrey,jr. Henry S. Buckner
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Isaac Johnson VIM. E. Leverich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Maunsel White
PETER CoNREV, ir., President Board of Trustee
DIREcToRs.
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SOhANSE COmFAN OF LOUISIANA
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S,TREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- 4 Records Corporation Notice -Paohc 'sSao,eJ
he,ly wen that the following resolution nts =. fs,t
- the Common CoHnc2 Resolved. That r,S l, IN" ~ a. 10
Rr.r To-. ~ Cathenne-street be ~IDENhD % the
make the zane feet VIDE, and reuil "a. o. assin-
,,r I'm, under the direction Of The street ounce re-
f and that the Stree; CoIanIssigHeI x - oDDose tho
Per 10 ante with the MAYOR Adorned s "a s,saslon,
~, m nakIng the said widening. reouins 10 ante with
80. ~ neelsct Of tie SAID propfisol' "a ,o eootri
S Wayor Aldermen and Commonas as' of the sad
M ihe Respective proportions % ~, ne ssne sha be done
e, Isnans % accent Of the sad pr9s
,Ys ard the expense thereof ses9nt Adoed by the
e. Dfes sas June 1851 Aaoyssd Y ,s
b'asd9f Iork + DODGE, Street COMMISSIONER
.fs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEfAhl1
MFNT 10 Contractors ssalet IroI,st.s.. MI -
pre-.ssi fs- ba.,d,ng SEWER n a.
tie C,fFcs ii lie CrO,on Acpe inc; pe al
Ip.rnSa P4rk un-l Nonisy the ~ oAf % ne.ssr,
afsociock PM TO hud SEW TX, wa a - f,@se Canal
PasIrs and Cuycrts. n flEi-s.fest.. en- Ia
- nd .hr1rrh Rowsrs - near G mi s-,s'c =
i~-i a.cu- &c ia. TIE plan q re NJ 49, rrf-~r
- 80, f.ll M oftlle SAINT ara - 49, 49, Z. Con
- fae,ero en- ~ osteinei "a - Z, - uEaS
firf, g, ~ III - JyiiG
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C,TRFET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- Of Records-Sealed proposals wall he received Al In.
street Conmssioners Office until TUESDAY the s's ~
Jrlv ls5l at Il O'Clock NJ To REGULATE ana sEi
CURB and CUTTER IN 4ist,t from lyhs' N s"as
H. Fa,t River: 10 REGULATE, SIT CLkB ana St gr
TER and BRIDGE STONES RESET ~ b ana he
tween Co Ia and Pearl aad part q Clnt
~ ard Fulton And mil ksDAi SuX ~ =. he.
ycen Ell; and Oh avs 20 ILL SUNktN LOlS ~ ~
and lst SIS between 7ih and en- avs 70 ik Sins
CTs on t7h and 18th SIS. between ah and YIN avs
ana and al information thereto can " as
On icai,on 10 the C0nrue Cers 81 tbs Dsga
June u, 1851. ]os,s r-1o,o,s.i,ner
w
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yNHE NETWORK and LIV ERPOOL
Il UNITED ST ATES MAIL STEAMERS The stips


COMPRISING ths line are the
All nc. Cant Mesi, Phltlt, 4 AH ~,
ARC TIC, Caps Luce, BALTIC CAPT ''ms'acsi
ADRIATiC. Ceit GfArpl
Thss, SIMS have beth boat by eo1traci. expressly Ter
GoNeu ment cart has tAkcu ihrir
siructon also thtlr Eizles o. strength ans
s,ted and their acsIun,d2uts - fa-~.i 90
eqnalcd for clearance ciaur Pee II pace 4 -
New-Y0rA t. li,erlsol SIS 43sWe ~ = sLIra
siaic-foOMS S5.5. frosn Liverpool = S~S ~ 81 IA
r,yeueRced surgeon attached g sAfa s. ~ 'r@ "a
be- secured until pad for The a: f@re@ sa n
not he accountable for s0c. sllsts, tsln1. - Tf
precious stones metals lLess Bills n .afar ss sst<
therefor and the vs.. e Their Z tAers-r eS.,ss's4
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& NEW-HAvEN RAIL
ROAD.-Summer Arrangement

R0AD.-SumIAer Arrangenent.-On and after
Canast Station near Broadway Passengers also received
!. ACCOMMODATION Train n NJ for New-Haven and
Hs nD ss acns on is from sS SsnSsc
Railroads VII take this train and stop a, bridgeport Pas
helt AID Connecticut River Railroads. vii take this trn
and JON Tx Tram az New Haven Passengers for the
Canal Raifoed VII lake Tins tram - New Haven
Exfrsss Tram Al o'clock 4 VI Tor Stanford Bridge
port and New Haven thence 20 III I, ID sTnsisd Con-
Haven Passengers FIR the Horsa,0nic Railroad Siae
Lne Albany aud ttisfed. and Tor tie Ma saiucS RAIL
2 Accog,rllT, on Tasn at so'clock. VI for New Ha-
ven ad al Intermediate Stations. Passengers By thus Tran
Ipf ea-eis GA ne haI;iofI ana Nc%,,iS,en htIoal,
w. main over a. New Haven ual NJ Passengers
ti1. u asc hcsTs az New Haven Hartford Springfield. or
g. as Station vhcrcthe Express Tram receives passengers
pascrs,s ny TINS lrain for the Canal Railroad viii remain
SPECIAL Tram "a; ms VI fr Port Chester and inter-
Express Tram al p NJ for Stamford Norwalk, Bridge
port and Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield worc
Hoosa,cGc Railroad TO Pttsneld and VITA Tram OF Nan
gaurck Railroad On Saturdays this Tam connects VITA
6. Accommodation Train at 4 M. for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations.
J. Communication Train al Is p VI. for NewH Haven and
e. SPECIAL Tram at 30 PM for Port Chester and inter-
TRAINS TO NEw-YORK
Special tram at 20 AN from Port Chester. stopping
az All ints rfnetildte stations
Communication Tram at ) A VI from New Haven. stop
ping ~ all the intermediate stations
3 Accommodation Tram at IS A VI. from New Haven,
stopping all intermediate stations, receiving passengers
from Naugaiuck Railroad al Bridgeport.
& Accommodation Tram AZ Q 80 A VI from New Haven,
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal and Nausa;uck RAIL
road
) EyITess Train al IS VI I'm connection with the Er-
press Tram from Boston, from New-liaven, stopping NJ
BRIDGEPORT Ncrwalk and Stamford. receiving passengers
from the Housa,onic Railroad al Bridgeport and Canal
Railroad ~ New Haven
SPECIAL Tram a s. p VI from Port Chester Stopping
~ all ni6 mediate stations.
7 Accrmn odation Tram at % VI treceiyns paSSen
from the Accommodation Tram trom Bosom ton
New -Ea, en-. stopping a. all intermediate stations
s. Express Tram a. - p VI. Tor m connection YIN
Express Tram from BOSTON, stopping at 8riisepo1 N.,-
walk and stamford arriving IN New-Yurk nj n 80 p VI
Eyol ng Tram Ptsfeld connects with THIS Tram a;
bridgeport.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats the Cars
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NOTICE.--Public

po,ice is hereby given to the owners occu-
af or OCCUPANTS all house, ami lots improved OF I'M
lands Affected thereby that the following assess
men,S have been completed by the Assessors. and
lodged IN the Office Of the Bureau Vi Assessments Tor eIan
nation by all persons Interested, VI f"r building
IN Breadway the a. Spring street 70 near the
sewer t.twee Prince and Houston The limits en-
ny such mcEir all The several houses
and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides II Broaiway between Prince and
Houston All persons whose interests affected
by The above named assessment and who opposed to
the same either OF them ested 10 present their
oscons IN rtIng TO the unde ged, at their Office No
Hall If Records within thirty da from the date Of ths
notice Bureau II Assessment, street Department.
June 70. 1851 SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON assessors.
ie26 lOt ISAAC WM SMITH,
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o1TRETT DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

- p,eorts Sealed proposals VIII be recsSeo q, "a
80 - G'anassioners Office until FRIDAY, July III ,S,l
70 ,elcck ST, % BUILD an ADDITION To me riLN
y ,Ie t u Morton street North River Plans ana spse
scsfors and ali information thereto can ne han %
am. 70 he Contract CLERK Of thus Department Juy .e'
- JOHN T. DODGE, ~. Conf
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NOR LINERPOOL-United States
il Mai s.safsshe ARCTIC, Cast J C. Luce This
steamship WILL tsfart ~ith the mails or Europe posi-
,vs.y "a SATURDAY, jay al u oc.ock N, from Ter
hef A Tie e, of Canal = No berth afed I'll paid
An .ties and pagers 81 PASS through the Pest Once
TorIfught ysssAg- hs;as leg z'-a aecon odai!oHs
~ .le sanCs xad cnElfurt. apply q -
EW X COLLINS. q Wa--t
Positively 20 freight wll ,. received Dpard amer
ThDTsdas evening. July
The steamer BALTIC VII succeed L. AFctc. and SAD
July - le<sN
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.


I-MORNlNG EXPRESS TRAIN ate !. II for Dun-
~ = piping only % SutTs. Chester. Nie un De.i-
ware Narrow shurc Deposit. Srsl eA4a ,izhlnpton,
and Clean 1hs l.m coEacc.s q: D-,.r. wfh l.nc II
sillencld steamer If which ee-cs Immediately
-iyd II The cars tor Cleveland direct. aving IN tine
20 take Tie Express Tam ipr tacna. Passengers lur
Geneva Rochester ard Brff o "a tbs r. = All arrive
Gene the same evening and al Rochester and BliO
Tie UlClt
2. MAIL TRAIN. 1T s \ ~. "a Pleraoat, stopping ut
all the STAT, aud 81 Eila at 81 PM TINS
E.mlIa all night and proceeds next morn
ing az O'Clock a. DunkIS IN the afternoon.
WAY TRAIN, a; 81 N, va Pernoai Ons'llle. and
all intermediate Stations
AWAY TRAIN AZ p NJ, ia jersey CITY, for Ot!sylle
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. AZ s p NJ, for Dun
EiTg stopping Al the stations the day Express
Tram except Addson.j and Al Union
THIS Train connects az DnnkTk with the splendid sc am
ers NIAGARA. KEYSTONE STATE aud QUEEN
CITY. Of which VII leave for DETROIT. direct On
te arrival OF the cars. and connect a; Detroit h the Er-
press Trans on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, for Chicago. Milwaukee, &c.
TINS Tram AZ Geneva next morning ana ~ A0cnes-
ter and Buffalo III advance Of any other Ane.
TRAINS TO NEW-YoHk.
J MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves DunnrS at
NJ, stopping NJ the same Stations as gong west ana ar
Iiyng IN New FORK the same evening
2 WAY TRAIN, leaves Otlsvllle a. o! \. VI, stopping
at all - Stations, arriving IN New-York 1t 10 90
g. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dunkirk at 10 A VI stopping
az all the Stations and arrives IN Elmra AZ o T. VI. -,
T. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at n NJ, and Elml-
"a at A NJ sopgins at all the Stations, and arrives IN
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves DnNirk a,
T. NJ stopping at the same places as gong west and ar
TYes IN New-York the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from per foot Of iane-st,
atop NJ for all Stations the Road, and for Rochester
on '"i' cJ,pI &c fINOT curar-n.endent
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CNRPORATION NOTICE. Pnhli,

" Notice hereby glVea 70 the owner owners
rant occupants of al HblSeS sai Lots. improved
improved Lands affected thereby that the following As
have been completed by Assessors and
lodged the Office OF the Bureau Assessments for
animation, ty all persons crested. For BUILDING
a SEWER IN HI DSON SrhEkl. from the Sewer IN
ClarSson.st ard through LcIpy>t 10 point 3ee feet
east o Hndson-s The limits enbrlc BY such Assess
men include all the several Houses and Lots OF ground
Lots and parcels 81 Land situated the
westerly side vi HudSOnsi bet Csrss0n and Leruy
aud the easery SIDE between ClaTAson and Nor
toass. and on both sdes OF Leroy between Hudson
aEd ne about 1l9 feet CasieG tAercfrom All
whose interests affected b, the above named Assess
mCn nd who opposed tle same either Of them.
are requested Their ctc'ons. wiring 90 the
ureef, gncd her Office Ne Halls NJ Records. within
thr. DAYS from the date NJ this n'ce Office Bureau OF
A.,e,sn,nfS. stree, Department. lnhe ~. 1851
SAMUEL d. MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
81 SMITH
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SFALED PROPOSALS will be re-

ev.a AZ The Office II se Clerk Of the Board OF Enaea
rnl WEDSESDAY the 18th INST for the Sns,' 49, ss
sfan IRON RAILING and GRATING IN nos. :. snJ
C-F,l ~, n ica'ef Va kllen-st., between "Ast ~
~, ite TrLih Nari Plans and SEE 80, -
,..s.s ,s,fk 6 - - -eeh al the Office OF 'hs 49,
Ils.f.g New liy Hail ~
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1tco DAILY Lines through zach noy
On MONDAY June &c. the road VIII he opened ioE travel
between Hgdson and Albany.
On and after this date, the Trans run as ion"s toHA-
LFAyE YEw-YoRK GOING NORTH,
From Office. near Chamhers-st
ALAN for POUGHKEEPSIE, stopping at way sta-
At8AM for ALBANY. stopping at AIanhattanyillee'
Carrsons Cold Sprag FlshkIll. New Hamburgh POugh-
keepse thence BY steamer ARMENIA to Hudson tonch-
at intermediate places on the rV,r Where .e Trans
win receive the passengers and land them IN Albany at
AZ i2l PM, for PoUGHKEEPsIE freight train)
W2iP NJ for POUGHKEEPSIE. stopping a, Manhat-
tanville one Hundred and Fifty-second-st- Yonkers
Dobhs's Ferry. Deaman, TarTown, Smg,Smg, Crotcn.
New Hamburger and Milton Ferry.
AtlPM for ALBANY, stopping ~ Tarrtoyn sing
Sing, Boscobel Peekslill Garrison Coid sInnf tishs
New Hamburger and PoUghkoepse. and thence By s;emor
20 Hudson and hy Railroad to Albany AT about 100 VI
At4iP NJ. for TARRYTOWN only. stopping at all way
At6P. NJ for PEEKsKILL stopping at al way sta
lions. $500
AGA NJ for NETWORK stopping ~ Milton Ferry,
New Hamhurgh, Low Point FlshAill, Cold Spring Car
risons PeeksE Boscobe Croton. Sing Sing, Tarrytown;
Deaman, Dobbs Ferry HsstiGgs fonksrs' One Hundred
At7A.M. for Freight and Passengers to NE"-ioRh'
stopping At Al WY >tSS; 99 ,TS Tor on arrival Of boat
rom Hudson. bringing passengers from Abany stopping
New Hamburger, FIshklll, Cold Spring. Garrison $,
Peehsk Boscobel, Sing Sing, Tauyio"n' Do0bss ferry
AT P. NJ, for NETWORK, stopping at all the way
' H7P NJ for NETWORK. Tor on arrival Of boa; from
Hulson) stepping the principal way stations and reach
ing New York at q 7 NJ.
LEAVE PEEKsKIILFoR NEw-YcEEi
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OLIVER II. LEE Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
NOTICE-Public no.

tce hereby gwen. 70 the owner owners occupant
occupants all houses and lots improved or unin-
proved lands affected thereby that the following Assess
inonts have been completed To- the Assessors. and are
lodged IN the Office of the Bureau Of Assessments fOI ex
amnai on iy all persons interested. va For flLLlN0
and DRAINING LOTS between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth-stres Frst-ayonue and Avenue A. The limits
embraced ty such Assessment include all the several
ao and lots q ground los and parcels u
land, situated on the Honheiiy SIDE OF ihh'esh.h a.
Sn'Rery side Of Fourteenth streets between Avenue
and First All persons whsu interests are anec.d
by the aboyenamed Assessments ami who are opposed 70
The sane or either Of them are req lesed present their
oectons IN writing the undersigned al their Office NJ
Hall If Records within thirty days from the date O hs
rotce Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department
lime 2G 1881 SAMUEL H. De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOISON,} Assessors
&c ISAAC WI SMITH,