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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
| Y RAILROAD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec

l. -
l. S5-Trains OF NewYork leave near corner OF Canal
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave for New-Hayen at and
II so A. M; and 455 z. NJ The ll3o A. NJ runs III con-
necon with Train from New Haven to Hartford and Spring
field and with Train the Canal Road
ExPEEss TRAINS for New-Haven Hartford Springfield,
(Coupectcut River and Vermont Railroads to Ogdensbugh
and Montrea Boston and Worcester at A. NJ tstops at
Stamford and Bridgeport and p NJ lstops at Stamford
Norvsk and Bridgeport about 81 hours to Boston
The A. NJ connects with the Housatonc and Naugauck
Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad At
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at $50 ~ and 81 f.
M Sion at Mount Vernon and Pelhanye.
TRAINS INTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trains leave
New-Hayen at $50 T. and 9S5 A. NJ and % I; ~ The
935 M receives passengers from Springfield and Hartford
and Canal Railroad at New-Haven, and from Naugatuck
Railroad at bridgeport The 40 P NJ receives passengers
from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewHaven on arrival OF Trains
from Boston, al is and 8+5 NJ stopping at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. NJ, and
Pm. oo \,
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ, and
345P.M. g..
See large bill Of advertisement ct the Station House and
nr;nciral Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr,
Superintendent
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CIPREME COURT--In the matter OF the ap.


- ucsou Of the Mayor Aldermen commonay Of the City
NewYort relative to Tie OPENING and EXTENDING Of Al
BANY Greenwicbt Trinity place. an the City OF New
YokILe ,maie and
,h Of the people Of tie State Of New Yo satsd
An amend Act entitled an Act 70 REFUGE several avs re-
hn % sse and o the Act emitted
ssG az Se cir City and County Of New Yo and r Other
passed May a. ls4o passed Nay T. oi 70 te owner or
n Affected thereby they have completed their
Estimate in the above entitled matter anu ns az
posed same requested to present th
William Dsse E Chairman Of The slsa % hs sas
Counssope bic Office No. 10 Chatham st. IN The Cay o. seS
Yo within b. Day; S% as Estimate a. and
as follows All the ots pieces OF parcel, aas
side OF Broadway and the eaer SIDE OF Trinity place. together
the lots !onns or ns on both saes o. Albany ~, H.
westerly OF Trinity place and The easiery se o. e.t
al The los ns q Ssas on me sna I o oa the vest
ery de OF between the nohery side Of Rector *
oGd .s 5wesp he nodhery and the
souhes sde Of Tsmes-st al The D on eoh s,,.r,v
de Of Ty place Thames to Rector the hna on 1e
ea,ie .le Of Trniype From s G 70 lsehss and ..
on;ne On Tsmess lss feet 81 iashes and OF hs'.oer ~
sru a. 20 .ni 81 and Tempest inosn on said Com
e map IS and g. and as ii3 and II BoAdwsy
E~.y Ard The further ave notice thai the
SUN abstract Of the sad % a. % ia
~ a. they apesT the Of the sad comsoaets 2ses
with such nsps and the amount OF ie assessment g h
dsneuts which used by the Commissionrrs ~
sum and Assessment, hare been aeposa ~
So, Of the City OF New forx there 70 70
man for At thirty days before the sad coms..onss 49,
e,- surpleren,al Report tie and place
on.d And the further pve nouce as. ~
s.id sur elemental Report will be presented 20 tho
tie New YORK, Special Term Oh the an
red al the CITY Hail. the CITY Ct New forf on @ M
a. ~ Nv mi the opening Of the Court on mai aay -
co hs,s or a. soon thereafter Counsel can be hesra
uo,.n viii be made that the sad ssppsmeeiA nsyon
~ a. r,s,n. Rrpor OF the Commissioners IN NE aDSss ,
go j., ro.srssd And further gwen ust ~. ii mt
mental costs charges and disbursements u ths case
-, I'll h. .axed b. the Hon Henry r. Edward - supreme
$50. n, one Of he Of the >a.d CSa ~ S~v Yo
c. Chamber in City Hal, IN ths S IN shs lossoon
S.s.s.v the cotL day Of ApnI, Instant, 1T . eese> -
il.aed New York, April ,. letl .>,v,ar
CHARLES sTEAkI.,v 4
WILLIAM okSeoSs"
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VTNTTFD STATES MAIL STEAM

SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PAClF-
&c MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only Through Line
for California and Tickets now
for Sale-The superior double-engne steamship ILLINOIS
H. J. Hartsene, u N, Commander being now ready Tor
direct on MONDAY April &c at o'clock p NJ precisely
from her pier foot Of Warens n r. TO connect with the
GOLDEN GATE, $500 t,ms Lieut.. Patterson, U: B. NJ
Commander which ordered to remain at Panama
to be in readiness Immediately arrival of the passengers
at that point and to sail direct for San Francisco without any
delay.
The accommodations of these steamships unsurpassed
and they have proved to be the fastest ever
Illinois having made the passage from NewYork to the
Ismus in DAYS and fourteen hours and the Golden
Gate from Panama to San Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours.
The Panama Railroad is in operation, and the cars
running within few miles Of Gorgona at the head Of
river navigation
Passengers going forward by these vessels il is confidently
expected will make the quickest trip ever performed from
New York to San Francisco.
Early application will be necessary to SECURE passage Tor
the Companies, No. III West st. corner Of Warren.
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and HARLEM RAIL

IN ROAD-Trans leave City Hall daily for
Albany and Troy at A. M. and 3l5 p. NJ; Harlem and
Mott Haven, 7, 81 10, ~ AN, p 81, o. 81 NJ.
Fodham at the same hours Alorrsania and
Williams Bridge, H. 10 A. NJ, 81, A. 81, g. p NJ Hunts
Bridge Bronxvile, Searsdale and Harris Corners, ~ 10,
Pleasantye New Castle, Bedford Mechancsve Kensco,
Purdys H. A. NJ, 81 ~. p. NJ; Croton Falls, H. 9 A. NJ,
81 81 H. p NJ; Brewsfer's, Turner'S Patterson Pawng,
South Dover Dover Furnace H. A. 81, 81 P. NJ Dover
Plains H. O. A NJ, ST. 81 p. NJ; Wassac Armenia Miller
ton 9 A. M, 81 81 7. NJ; Hildale Chatham -Four Cor
ners, &c, g. A. NJ 81 I: NJ
RETURNING, LEAVE
Albany and TROY and H. A. NJ Fordham, ST. g. IT, 81,
q, 957 ici A. NJ 81 ii, b55 81 o. p NJ; White Plains
1910 s5S 1I27 A. M 81 5l8, P NJ; Croton Falls, 70
al iOs A. NJ, $40 4O7 p. NJ; Dover Plains 72O, $40,
a. M I49 245 P NJ. Chatham -Four Corners and way
places above Dover 745 and ll55, A. NJ.
For Sunday arrangements, &C., see bills
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ROUTE TO CHICAGO.


Railroads run daily (Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Monroe and Toledo az els AN arlve az Laporfe
nt6oPM thence Passengers 20 by stage Plank Road Is
miles TO Michigan City; thence by 40 miles to Aims
worth and by stage l2 miles TO Chicago After Feb l. py
cars through to Chicago.
Returning to Laporte way-can leave Lsporfe az
$50 NJ and arrive Monroe and Toledo at 5f5 M .
Daily Stages with Fort Wayne at Sturgs with
Iocnnspo La Fayetfe and indianapolis at Sonfh BEND
and at places the line with the principal towns norn
and south. IA.
the Lake Erie South Shore BY stage and sirosd 70
Cleveland thence by railroad and to Ere thence o
railroad Dunkk to NewYork BY stage from Dunkk
10 Buffalo and by cars sffer Feb. l.
The NJ. train the Eew-York and Emo Hoad con-
pects with the Lake Shore train.
Pssengers Cleveland take al the way 20 Ptfs
Lussh eDcs ky Iazued and ~ mes s1Gng % fmsssss'
M srd Nev.Yost Of Baltimore sn1 WaningfooCAdnans
81. n ls2 :. r. WILLIAMS Sqpsdnesn6sne j.
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Counr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-April

Before the Recorder and AID Smith aud Barr-ieorge
futile indicted for false preenses IN obtaining 8 from Mt
Edward Bell by falsely representing that 1t was to be appo-
praied for the benefit Of fireman OF Engine Company No
adsast and crippled himself life pleaded guilty to
s charge and was Iemaided to PRISON to await sentence
Wm Harris who implicated with futile IN the otensc,
had bail but failing appear IN Court when ms name
Wa called his recOgnzaces declared To be forfeited
No other business being ready the Court adjourned until
kfo.,d Anil
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RAILROAD.-NEW-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

l. ObDOIN NtF lthAlLlSO|1A'
Il IL NETWORK to and from ALBANY and TROY
REDUCTION of FARE-On and after MONDAY, March
20 and until April 49, the trains will run as follows:
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NoRTH-From the office, cor
of Chambers-st. and Colegeplace At A. NJ, Way
Mail Train for Albany and Troy stopping at all way stations
ny and Troy stopping only at Peeksk Cold Spring Fish
kill New Hamburger, Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhinebeck,
Oakhll and Hudson Fare to Albany 81 to Troy - o.
At 81 A. NJ from 3lst-st Way Freight to Albany and Troy
p NJ Express Train Albany and Troy stopping only at
Peeksk Fishkill, Poughkeepse, Rhnebeck and Hudson
through in hours fare to Albany$2 So TO Troy, y CO.
At NJ to Peekski Freight and Passengers, stopping
at all way stations At p NJ Through Mail Train for Al
bany and Troy stopping Peeksk, Fishkil Poughkeep
sic and all stations north of Poughkeepse signal Fare
to Albany, o.; to Troy q o. Az NJ for Peeks.il
Troy Passengers and Through Express Freight. Fare
GOING SouTH-Leave Troy Engine Station at 40 A. M.
at 10 IS A. NJ at 8 40 M atsP: NJ
stopping Way Stations where there mails to be re-
ceived and delivered Fare through from Albany 81 3 At
81 A. M, Express Train stopping only at Hudson khne-
beck Poughkeepsie Fshkill and Peeksk Fare through
Way-Freight only from East Albany At II A. NJ
Through Train for NewYork, stopping at all Way Stations
north of Peekski Fare through from Albany, 81 from
Troy 81 o. At 81 p. NJ Through Train for New-York
stopping II O'Clock train. Fare the same At9t
p NJ from East Albany Through Mail and Passenger rain
stopping at ali stations signal Fare through, 81 25
Leave Poughkeepsie for ewYork-At 81 A. NJ for New
York. stopping at all Way Stations.
Leave Peekskill flor NewYork-At 81 nj, Passengers
for New York stopping at Way Stations AZ 4 NJ Pasen
gers and Freight to NewYork, stopping at Way Stations
At NJ Passengers to NewYork, stopping at Way Sta
tions.
Passengers viii procure tickets before entering the cars
-N' E. FRENCH, Superintendent.
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Cougr OF COMMON PLEAs-Spe C i a

Tem--D ecisi ons.-Pe'o pateHtiae agt Emeiiae Il.
Taieufine-M Motion denied without prejudice &c
Jopcs PUN AT INN PnyhMotOn on behalf OF defendant
@ counsel fee denied without prejudice to renewing mo-
ton &c. ~ nj, ~,
E CoJudgnens set aside aud defendants have leave to
answer on giving security to abide result, &c.
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Domestic Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April Arr. schr Relief Johnston. St


John. Ne -''
RafiMoRE Ami AR Ship seoiia Merrill Liverpool brig
ne AsIs,as Mason B. DAVIS DAVIS Fan River Lenida KEEL
sey freepSrt H. d. BALDWIN Parker CID Queen VIC
%aTte; Albion Cooper DALEY Bath Me- Boomer WINS
low nq,'O. rtO H'%%o sh New sn o Baltimore CID brig FL
len sea eb,anep Havana SD Oh bns Rescue saton, Els
CITY PoISTArr April T. ships Parkway Benson Lepoo
we'plaa Brem So a ship John ohm, Miller (Brl Vaughan
SION SI sArr steamship Isabel Rollins
via hey et; e,s n Sana Eome, Maen,ss ca sch f.
tambni White, wilmington NC bark Ayoa Ken
erles a D Soh E eshis wo"'' wan" ''''
'SHaKiEsfoN Apn e-Arr steamship Marion Berry York
Ia Ss hq & co Br Mcguire Do brig
n SnA ns G rbr Ganbnl White Wilmington
TAsTP6RTi March o. brig shacir Coombs boston
so bns Calais Benson eoctawn April Marietta sackoa
to Crosby ws,c ' ab M' sGs Ani's %p
brs- line Eenwood New York 3D. shackord shckford
ssr ."c ana ED Ds CLARK New YORK
EDGARTOWN, Apr+An schr Good Hope FIN P5ovnceiown
Pah Cbeapele ior SALEM susan Nant York Bay
nd Mnerva Bn 10 go on the railway the b. full of
ana Fi for nantucket OH severe gale from EsE
to Ne ~ sc susan York Enterprise Saxon, and States
TALL RIVER April s-A schr Virginia. wngh,nsion Phia
s y W Phaa sIoop J D. Pierce Babcocs Albany
ash arr seIr Minerva McGvron Baltimore.
GALvEsToN-Ar 10, Trinity. cOSurn, Boston CD
In poTt 5b ships B. r. Milan Allen reported ashore the
North Breakers j. w Fannn Norris New York, disg Ste
pben Austin Moss for New York. hs Republic, JAMESON
r New York Is barts Greenfield Hepburn for New York. hg
Miord Andrews Tor Cowes &c de Trinity Coburn from Bo
ton dise bz Sophia Behenens Bremen T Chociaw Due
Cor Roon bg Cnssa Davis di,g Mary Lindsey for NewYork
wiz cargo Whtham Lewis Boston, do do schr Ben News
Miner Tor Boston.
MACHIAS-Arr 9th, brig Lexington, Robinson, Salem
NANTUCKET April Arr. sch. Minerva, Robertson Phia
delpha
NEW HAVEN, April SID brig Industry, Ward, ST Crolx
NEWORLEANS April Arr. ships FAIRFIELD, Loveand New
York Coquimbo Dunbar Boston, Arthur Talbot Liverpool; big
Denmark Roney ships Diana, Causen, Bremen
Indiana, Bennett New-York Plymouth Wensor Boston, bark
Laura snow Robbins Marsees Sandman bark Cum
bernd Gazao Genoa brig St George Hye Charleston; schr
MARY Ellen Earl, Vera Cruz.
Cd AM-Arr briggs Albion (Br) Drescon Cork Segunda, Sp)
Munns Maanzas
NFW.IONDON Aprl Arr. propeller Decatur Geer from
New Yort for Norwich schr Uncas from Philadelphia
NORFOLK April s-Arr. brig wsahicon, Maher, New York
sohrs Citizen. Poore Portland; Rnggoh, Mott New York
NEW BEDFORD, April s-Arr Stranger, Blackwell Pha
delpin.
NEW LONDON, April Arr propelers Pelican Williams, N
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TO COAL DEALERS THROUGH
4 PER TUN.-Peach Orchard red
Ocean 5teamsrs. Nr.

L'OR LlVERPOOL.-United States
Il Mail steamship ATLANTIC. Cav, w..,~rh;.
ct AMIR Will depart with the u s. Mails for Europe posi-
tseiy on SATURDAY., April H. ss " O'Clock N from her
erth the loot OF Canal No berth srcured tll pz;d
for For freight or passage. having uneauaied
tions for elegance or ccmIort apply to
EDW. X. COLLINS co. No IS wal-st
ne aeannhip ARCTIC win succeed de Atisat;c. ma
~ Nay \ ~
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For freight or passage apply 20 = ,, -
EDW'D K. COLLINS CO. No 80 w aii-st, ~ I.
BROWN. SHIPLEY & CO. Liverpool
E. G. ROBERTS CO. No. Is Kings Arms Yard
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Rue Nore Dame des
VICTORIES Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER Havrc.
The owners these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewely precious stones or metals I'M
less bills adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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nyHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO

II New-lork and San Francisco Steamship Line.-The
new steamship UNITED STATES, $50 tuns burden Chas
C. Berry Commander will take her departure for Chagres
on THURSDAY, 2oth May next, at p NJ connecting at
Panama with the doube-engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT 100 tuns burden kenney Couillard, Commander
which steamer awaits the arrival passengers Panama by
the United States and immediately thereafter proceeds
San Francisco. These vessels in speed comfort and safety
are not surpassed on ts route and experienced surgeon
is attached to each vessel Apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS CO. General Agents
No q Beaver-st. NewYork.
JONES l. JOHNSON, No. 80 Wall-st.
Books open and tickets for sale, at sl5 through
for rst cabin tickets $65 through for second
cabin; 500 through for steerage.
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VFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

I IJFRsEY.-Spring arrangements, Aprl ], 1852.
For White House and intermediate places from pier NO
North River by stea mboet RED JACKET, at A NJ !
figbt-apd 7. NJ, and connects at Ellzabeitown with
trains on the NewJesey Railroad which leave New-fork
from foot of Coulandt-st, at A. NJ end 1t NJ Return
oP ~; Somersile, at 4-eisht, and Sos A. N, and
2c5 p Nj Psinfeld at 5.o-reight, and $40 A. ~, and
40 NJ Elzabehtown at T. ID and 1880 A. NJ and S.lo
Passengers for Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Wilkesbarre
and Mauch Chunk, Pa and Bennington and Clinton, N j.
will take the A. NJ train from NewYork, and on Tuesdays
Thursdays ard Saturdays for New Hampton Washington
Belydere, Peapack and pluckauIine.
bah baggage at the rsk OF the owners until delivered
into the actual OF the agents Of the Company and
checks or receipts given therefor.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EAsTER.-Thc old fashioned Dutchmen
othe 81 Nicholas Society OF Nassau Island will eat their
annual Paas Supper at the NJ lnsion House Monday
Mich
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is

=. s., and Lt, improved urproved hnds affected thsfss
that d, GoIo ING have been compeedoy the
srs are re in ofke Bureau of Aessnent @ Il
~ I'll ucons interested For BUILDING >"
yFsTRY ST. the Csnast % psni 20 - Il
Fl IIu5gon The arits embraced BY soch &s<s--men -
D. ,v,l hor~- Of ground, yscznt - - 49, q.
ees OF nsted both sier OF 'ksIhi bT ths above
nfcfests are sns<
named asses. meats and who ops ~ "a -rns 10 th. as
. are e. s, oee No Of Record vm n.fy aays
rom te cate Of us ~ ~ sAnrYL H. DExOrT,
DspsEtsDent Apn' o i FRANCIS SIcHoISOsi Asseasou
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
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DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall Of Rec.

PUBIC not.cs 10 hereby pven tiss The fop~ys ~
~ e 80 rr--@nted in the Eosyd Of Attcnen
SPACE SIX FEET WIDE tsroasa .ssrH sr and yiAo
sPacy -FOUR FEgT WIDE tboash rp s s' 70
10 100 :, To FLAG SIDEWALK rosh SIDE o. Tm
=. S,r.sn Ell AID Aso ss s,as hssoai
pFci ATE and GRADE fIyff flfIh 81 betsssn -
~, ~, az ~. To TIAG srAcE 1--WE FkkI wlDE nrsas
sn .t~l Of Broadway from No stS 70 cose<s -
~ VI "a SIDEWALK south SIDE o. hsts teswess 49,. -
HaS.oa An persons interested h.s.ss n - "a
- = - Sefvss ~ tssA day ofAlsI, isse
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THE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

II
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC Capt. West, PACIFIC Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC Capt. Constock.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken IN their con-
sruction also in their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers une-
queled for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
NewYor Liverpool in rs-cass cabin, $40 in second
do $40 excusive of size stateroous $500 from
Liverpool NewYork ESQ and go An experienced sur
geon attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DAWES OF SAILING.
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TERMON VALLEY and CON-
" .-rr.rrNn ID AR no ms I'D ANspaRT ATIOY


CO-Preights for Burlington, St Johbury, Osdensburgh
and Montreal and ell Intermediate towns via New haven
and Springfield, by ste amer TRAVELLER every day at
nrecisely F. NJ from Peckp Great reduction OF prices
fr passengers and freight Through tickets by railroad 70
All the principal northern towns. az the n y and NH kR
Office No. IS Cana-st, NY. For particulars apply to
LIZ HYDE. Agent Office No. l5l South-st, Ny.
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NOR CALIFORNIA. via STRAITS of

IL MAGELLAN AND PANAMA.-No Berths secured
until paid for The magnificent A. l. Extra steamship
REINDEER, L. 200 tuns burden, Capt d. L. Wilcox win
sail from Newly for the above ports THURSDAY,
18th OF April 1882 This steamer built expressly for the
California trade is coppered and copper fastened and ex
pected make the shortest trip made to California
Passengers by this steamer will avoid all the delays dangers
&C. of the Ishmus Only limited number will be taken
For freight or tickets apply to GEO. Z HAMILTON Agent
over the Ocean Bank Greenwich and Futon-sts,
New-York.
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Hssnr r. DAvIs, Attorney.


SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- phcsion OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the City
OF New ok reauYs 70 the or Ur ~ Nj ys I
subscribers Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment IN the
above entitled matter duly appointed by rule OF the supreme
people the State OF Newfork entitled An
Act to amend an Act EMIT ed an Act to reduce several laws rans
particularly to the City OF New York into one Act passed Ap
1919 passed April 90 1882 that the abstract OF the estimate aud
OF the Commissioners in the above natter eontnns
the Of the OF the lots assessed the numbers OF ch
appear Maps the COMMISSIONER together
such maps and the amount Of assessment whether Tor damage
also all the ahdayits. estimates ant other docu-
by making tl report,
deposited the Street Commissioners ONCE Of the City
md County inspection Of whomsoever
least days before the Commis
make their report to the said supreme Court ~ the r anu
place And the said Commissioners further
notice the entitled An Act
Act entitled Act relation 70 the collection OF As
ana Taxes City and County of New ork and for
other purposes passed May 1907 passed May T. 1884, the
occupant OF occupants oil all houses and improved
unmproved lands affected thereby that they have completed
then and that all persons whose interests
thereby and who be opposed TO the same are re-
quested present their objections writing to MOSES MAY
Office James sandor No. ~ Broadway, in the City OF
York, within thirty days from the date OF ts notice And that
embraced by this follows. THAT y 10 says
parcels OF land the City OF New York de-
bounded follows 10 On the east by the Westerly
nns OF e 81 & ,b linz Of of the block between
and the SOUTH by the line OF the center OF tho
parcels of land situate lying and being in said City, described and
bounded follows On the east By the westerly line or side
lhav tile by the easter line SIDE oil Isa ana
nv he line of high the Hudson RIVER the north,
by the Of the block between 6ss and osdst;
5ist ST. and 5oh the said Commissioners further awe notice,
t their report above entitled will be made and
Ia Of The aid Cont to be he'd at City Hall OF the City Of
New York saturday the 9Th DAY OF March l1 al the opening
that then and there motion Will be made that said
Report be confirmed. . Dated Neyi ORR; Jan. 8, lsd!
WILLIAM s. GBEGORf,)
II
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fegal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- pcaon Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy OF the City
OF New York, relative the OPENING OF SIXTY SECoNDSr,
from 9Th sth the City Of New Yorhe Commission
Estimate and Assessment the above entitled matter hereby
they will the New City Hail. lin the
snperor Chanbers the City Of New YORK;
Monday, the 10th day Of April 1851 at O'Clock the afternoon
for the purpose OF hearing opposition the Estimate and Assess
made by the said Commissioners who
may consider themselves therebyDated New FORK Apn
9, 1861 HENkf BEEkMAN.
PHILIP j. MONROE, Commissioners.
MOSES WILCOX,
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SUPREME COURT.-In thc matter of the ap.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the APP
~ pcaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF the City
New ork, relative the OPENING OF the ELEvENTHAv,
from 0Tihst l4tth the City OF New YorPubic
hereby by the Mayor Aldermen Commony Of
the City OF New York, such made and
provided that the said Mayor Aldermen ad Commonay Of the
City New Yo intend make Application the Court
Of the State New York. Special Term the sand Court be
held the City Hail. the City Of New Saturday the A
day April 1884, the opening the that
thereafter counsel be heard for the OF Com
Estimate the above entitled
that the and OF the hereby intended
the opening of the Eleventh from l0hst itth the
City Of New York ~ laid the plan OF the City 81
New York. under and by Of Of the Legislature Of the
State of New York entitled An Act relative improvements,
touching roads the New
York aud for other purposes, passed Apn3 i7 New fort.
April |, 1852. HENRY D. DAVIES,
al o2t TO he Cortoraticn