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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PACIF.
&c MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only Through Line
for Sale-The superior doubeengne steamship ILLINOIS
H. J. Harsene. u s N, CSmmander being nov ready Tor
direct on MONDAY April IS at o'clock p NJ precisely,
from her pier foot of Warrens r. 70 connect with the
GOLDEN GATE, $500 tuns Lieut.. Patterson, y: s. NJ
to be in readiness Immediately arrival Of the passengers
that point and sail direct for San francisco any
delay.
The accommodations Of these steamships unsurpassed
and they have proved be the fastest ever aunched-the
Illinois having made the passage from New FORK 70 the
Isthus in seven 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
running within few miles Of Gorgona at the head Of
river navigation.
Passengers going forward by these vessels it confidently
expected will make the quickest tp performed from
Eew-York to San Francisco.
Early application will be necessary TO passage for
which apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the office Of
the Companies No. III West-st- corner Of Warren.
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STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PAClFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through Line for
California and Oregon, via Aspinws, Navy Bay direct,
per steamers Ell DORADO. Tuesday, April 20, and the
GEORGIA, Havana on Saturday, April "A. The splen-
did steamship Ell DORADO, 800 tns IL X. Davenport,
L. s. Navy Commander viii sail on TUESDAY, April 20.
at O'clock NJ direct for Aspnwa connecting at Pana-
with the Compsny's steamers; and the GEORGIA,
5000 tuns d. d. Porter U. s. Navy, Commander will leave
her Pier at the foot of Warrens on SATURDAY April "a
O'clock Z. NJ for Aspinwall Havana Passengers
by the Georgia will with the well and favots
United States Mail Steamship PANAMA TO sail for San
Fncsco the arrival OF the aud mails No de-
tenton Panama The Panama Railroad is in opere'
ton and the running to within few miles of Gorgona
Rates of Fare to San Francisco, st Cabin $Sl5 CABIN,
$20 Steerage 5000 Rates of Fare Aspinwall: First
Cabin ss5; I'd Cabin, SIS; Steerage, SIS.
For freight passage, apply TO CHAS. A. WHlTNE1 AZ
the Office Of the Company No III Wesst corner OF war
renst
Passengers win thus be enabled to shout IS miles OF
navigation and also the expense and danger hereto
fore attending the landing in boats OF Chages they w
be landed from the steamer free Of expense on the CoPa
ny's wharf at Aspinwall
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

IL NewYork and San Francisco stesInshp L,neC ci
c. Berry Con handler will take her departure Tor Chasres
on THURSDAY, 10th May next at 5 r. NJ connscy,nsr
Panama with the new doubeenzne steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT 100 burden, Kenney Coullsrd, Commandef
which steamer awaits the arrival OF passengers a. fanas
the United States and immediately thereafter proceeds 70
San Francisco These vessels in speed comfort and safety
are not surpassed this route and experienced surgeon
IL attached TO each vessel Apply To- ,..,
No % Beayer-st, New-York.
JONES JOHNSON. Ne 90 Wallst
Books are now open and tickets for sale st S53 fnosn
for frst cabin Tickets; sass through for seoono
cabin $500 through for stesrsss.
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SUPREME COURT.-in the matter OF the cP-
~ p6ea,on Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay o. ne cJ
~ New Yot relative TO the OPENING OF the ELE Av
from loT,hs 70 i4sh st. the City Of nouee
the CITY Of 70 statute IN uch case maze -
nrovdd that sad Mayor, Aldermen and ComnonAv o. ne
"a ~ Ss Yort intend 70 Application the supreme Coan
Of he state SPECIAL Term Of The sad Court % =
he The the City OF fev Yo saturday the Ssf
d.y OF April 1851 opening Of the Court on that day. o. =
NOON be heard Tor the appointment Of
thaf the the hereby
the openins Eleventh froa lo7thst 70 ns
CITY Of the or plan o. the Jay
New Yo under and BY Of act Of the Lepsae o. ss
state Of entitled "An Act relative 70
toucans he yin out OF and ROADS the CITY OF Ne.
yoi sni sr o,hsx purposes passed April Nsv rosss
Apni !, lisa ~ BIZ NJ -. - S-.as.sss
A Couns<f " uS ~osb''-~------
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u PLIPs April 49, Is52-TO BUlLDSha- ~
win be received al the oes Of the connssoasf S $500
ssppses tssemst end, New Cdy hsa ss oses 81
For ALTERING and HNLARGING the bu e. H. is-h "a
CIR ST. budns be used vort sep-
srsely Ban and spec fhe woxs -. - II -
49, ~ ~. s.e~rssrns.st Of Rep.1s 70 rseae Ds%s' ~
once c " .nI e-tuazfes BE- had At either once y n
Ihxse r~sc e. right Of reectns all 90 spy Of the
Ihe Ton Ss,rS Tor fhe ofths Corporxfos
cecn1ssN Nm ADAMS. Comn'E oi hecans nnd snpvsos
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JAMES S. sANDFoRD, Commissioners
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY,)
HpHlY DAvus, Attorney jl3 INIT


SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap-
q Ssw Yoh s,e to s OPENING and ExTEsDsa
BANY from Greenwchst to Trinity place in the Cv Of New
matter hereby notice the Act Of
the Legislature Of the people Of the State Of entitled
ans particularly to the City of New Yort into one passed
Ap A. ~ ios te' h Collection Of and
Taxes in County New York and for other
occupant occupants all and improved unnprovs
lands affected thereby that they have completed they
whose interests are affected thereby and who may be o
writing to William Dodge ESQ., the said Commission
the Office Of Charles Taylor Esq, the Clerh Of the sad
YORK within thirty days this notice. and that the
limits embraced by the Supplemental Estimate and are
follows All the lots parcels OF land, ~
ing fronting both sides of Thames between the westerly
side Of Broadway and the sssIy side Of Inny
ina on norther side Of Abanys Thames between the
Also al the lots Hns sonn. the s..,s5 side Of
ey side northery side Of
and the soo,her side OF az the lot. on ne sa.sr :s
souihey side OF amess all the lots both side. Of Carlisle
side Of Trinity place. Rector the land the
side OF Trinity place. from Rector st 10 lots numbers 10
fronting on thames st 81 inches lots il
Thamest and known said Commissioners. map by the
numbers and and lots Templ-st known said Com
ssoners numbers " and 49, and lis and 5 Broadw
of Thames and Broadway known III
Broadway further that the
supplemental abstract Of the said contanns Inc
lots they the map Of the said CommssloHer together
with such map and the amount OF the assessment whether for
damage benefit and aso all the aar estimates and other
which used by the Commissioners making their
Supplemental Estimate and Assessment have been deposited in the
Office the City OF New York. there
least thirty days before the said Commissioners make
Report the and place hereinafter
toned said Commissioners further ntee that the
Supplemental Report will be presented to the Supreme Court
the State Special Term Of the said Court 70 be
Hail. the City Of New York. Saturday the st
day May the OF the Court that day. and
that thereafter Counsel heard
will be made that the said Supplemental Report tosetht
the Commissioners the above entitled
matter And further that the supple
charges and disbursements the above entitled mat
ter viii be taxed BY the Hon Henry Edwards Of his
absence BY the said Court the Supreme
Court Chambers the City Hail. in the City OF New York. on
p scbck tbs ofeuooA-
Dated New Yort, April 3, 1861.
SaakIhs s eSRdh. conn..e....
WILLIAM GREGORY,)
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u y Company per cent. one 1861 -
Contoooe0k Valley Railroad Co. per cent due 1851
Western Vermont Raroaa Co. per cent due % '5u'Ia
Vermont Valley Railroad Co per cent due 1861 -
Manshe I'd and Ssndusky Railroad Co. per cent due 1901
hiyuz Town, Lorsin Co, per cent, due 1866. "a,
hrroe Town Ete Co. : per cent. due 1860
sea1daSky City. Erie Co. per cent, due 1853
sSafy o. Colemies, George, per cant due 1888
ncscosee Railroad CO. Georgia, per cent due 49,
reoEa and oqesnks Rsilroad 90 per cent, dus 1867
rsyetsc Co.. Kentucky, indor,eS
Sovinsson and Lexington Raroad Co. per cent due
1SL For sale BY SIMEON DRAPER, No. 46 Pinss-
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.EPARTMENT of REPAIRS and sup

LIZ PLIES April Is, Is5a-To BufLDkIS-sea>d froposs:
viii be Ocs Of tho Commsoner Of heps. sna
ssppbss, (Baemen No. Yves; end, New City Hail. until NJ
DAY April o'clock ~ at which time they wl Dc pash
OPENED, F0R BUILDING HOUSE FOR The cOkPohAIDn
or NEW YORK, the lot known No. Ils suhvsn, no We
use Of Hose Co No viii estimate fof the m.so. sse
esrpenssr separately pa ard Specialization o. he bnnss
required and all Information IN regard ~
Ohce OF The Superintendent OF k~pa 70 rsbn o.,
ass No Ehzaheths Blank estimates can Be bad az eLns
oaee B-Te the nst o. s)rctns :"
or spy Of the eststes deemed for the interest he Coo
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice =

k.,~bv rv,u 10 owners occupss ~ -, .p'a'
IN houses ana ots improved unpro,e h1ds ns,s' ,as
- sI.t be foowns have besn ~ " -
-. "a are lofse oce Of the bsfr>. -
srsElnson By al iassre.sss va ~ r TO- 80
AZ ,, sorn.r Of n a.. 10 ss NISEfEksIHsl The
IL "a vacant pieces and psrees o. and stuxef On
az -,s,ry S~ q between the " AM gon, W 81
tne An whose sfetst b hs
49, .prs and who opr<rto the sse OF sasef
al ,b~ra requested 70 present thsr os5ec<ns - w,s
rs The Sxte pesOee. Bureaus o. Asse-s<ASs S'ss
m I,,,r,s1f kpril l6 l2f SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NfcH0f9Ofst Aesosso<a
. ISAAC Wa. SMITH.
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LIZ PLIES, April "a Iss2.-r0 FIRE ENGINE BUILDkRs-
Sealed Proposals. received at the Office Of hs e
R~psrs Supplies Basespt No West enc, New CITY h.by
anti TIL RsDAY, April a. IL O'Clock ~ at wheh TIME thsx
will be pfbLcy opened FOR BUILDING Two flk ESeiNHs
No. and the other No. s9 Of TINS ely hsumson ~
.stnsts Tor each engine separately The psns and kchcs-
,ops Of the style the used constructing said Hngnest
asd al resard thereto san be had At ue oms OF
te Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department, No u khs@bethst
Blnk estimates can either oGee. Bfhe Conmen
e right ofreetns all Of the e.,nsie eesmss
for the interest Of the Coporaton w DasMo,.
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For freight or passage apply 70 xv
EDW'D K. COLLINS CO. No. Sc Wall-st, N I.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
E.G. ROBERTS co, No Is Kings Arms faio'
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Rue NotIe Dame des
VICTORIES Paris, or GEO. Ii. DRAPER Havre,
The ships will not be accountable TOT soo
silver bullion specie ewey precious stones or metals UNI
bills of adng signed therefor and the value Thereon
therein EXPRESSED
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL Il NETWORK to and from ALBANY and TROY
REDUCTION Of FARE.-On and after MONDAY, March
%, and until April 49, the trains will run as follows
LEAVE NEw-YoRK GOING NoRrH-From the office cor
of Chambers-st. and Collegepace: At A. NJ, Way
Mail Train for Albany and Troy stopping at all way stations
Fare-$l 2 through AT A. NJ Through Train for Alba
ny and Troy stopping only at Peekskl Cold Spring FISH
kin, New Hamburger PoushkeePsie Hyde Park Rhnebeck,
At 81 A. NJ from 5lsst, Way Freight to Albany and Troy
At 10 A. NJ to Peeksk stopping at all stations Atl
NJ Express Train to Albany and Troy stopping only at
Peeksll Fishk, PoushkeePse, Rhinebeck and Hudson;
through hours fare Albany$2 50; to Troy - 60
At NJ Peekskll Freight and Passengers stopping
at ali way stations. Alta NJ to Poughkeepse, stopping
at all way stations At p NJ, Through Mail Train for Al
bany and Troy stopping at Peeksk Fshki Poughkeep-
to Albany 81; to Troy, q o. At 81 p NJ for Peeksk
stopping at all way stations At 81 M, for Albany and
Troy, Passengers and Through Express Freight Fare
through, 81 25
at 10 IS A. NJ, at 8 40 P. M, sP: NJ.
Leave Albany-At AM, Way Mail Train for New York,
stopping at Way Stations where there mails 70 be re-
ceved and delivered Fare through from Albany 81 Is At
81 M, Express Train stopping only at Hudson Rhine
from Albany b 30; from Troy, q 60. Attn A. M for
Way-Freght only, from East Albany AZ IL A. M,
Through Train for NewYok, stopping at all Way Stations
north Of Peekskil Fare through from Albany -; from
Troy 81 o. At 81 P. NJ Through Train for NewYork,
NJ from East Albany Through Mail and Passenger train,
stopping at all stations signal Fare through, ii S
Leave Poughkeepse for New York-At 81 M. for New
York, stopping at all Way Stations
Leave Peekski !for New;York-At 81 AN, PASSENGERS
for NewYok stopping at Way Stations At M Passen-
gers and Freight to NewYok stopping at Way Stations
Atst NJ, Passengers to NewYork stopping at Way Sta
tons.
Ne"-ioiA "'i'H - i FRENCH. SUPERINTENDENT.
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Hssav Z DAvus. Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho APP

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the ap-
~ paon of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonahy Of the City
of York. opening OF SiAIfSECONDoin from
6hav TO 9Th in the CITY OF Newi So
duly OF the Supreme Court notice. pursuant
70 Of the Legislature OF the people OF hs
relating particularly 70 the City OF New fork
passed April sl3 passed April 90 1889 that the ao
OF the Estimate and Assessment OF the "a w
OF the owners OF the sSeeo'
the such they the maps Of e Comn
together with such and the amount OF assessments
whether benefit and also all the estmates
and other documents used BY the Commissioners 10
nal their report deposited the Street Commission
ers Office City and County Of New York Tor the Inspection
before make their report the SAID
Court place hereinafter mentioned Ant the sad
further notice pursuant 70 the
entitled ehuon
70 collection and Taxes the City and County
Of and r other passed May H. passed
house. and lands affected thereby that
completed their Estimate and Assessment nnd s' AZ
whose interests are Affected hereoy sna mo ~ ~
ns 70 Henry the Chairman OF the SAID Sonson
ers the Counsel Of the Cororauon New Cy HAIL.
tee limits embraced By the said are
all that parcel oil and described Ano
containing follows that 10 say, all that part o. SHY ~
A. hid out by the westerly side oil mn Az ana ne
es,sy side of also all that certain other piece or
bounded the west By the eastery aide Of
the By the westerly Inc o, side OF f or .hs ~ y
third on the the block between s sscona
81 and srty hereoa al those avenues o. p
do further give that report IN The above
entitled viii be made and presented 70 me supeIs ~
New YORK. at special term % the sad Ioa IA
he'd City Hall the City Of New forE on satnday me o
ay of MAY Of the Court on tbaf or ~ son
thereafter be heard and that then and there no
viii Be made that sad sgoT Be Sv com
March 4, 1854 nnnhd De (co.,,,..;o..rs
M0sEs WILCOX,
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the cp g.

- pIeaon Mayor, Ahsrms. and Comply
from s,h sv t. say the City Of New .sser hereby
the above snts
s,s n~ that hey VIII the New Cay ns ~ Yort On
over ,he Superior Court chanber ns n he Afternoon,
Monday tie 96h day Of April is6 S vssss snd Assess
r the uurpe Of bearns oppafoe 70 n as az persoss vhs
enf made By the said New Yer Apul
: ~ s;''''' '''-E s$sTT sI ssssSi o.-..
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1entt MI. ~, 10. ,.o,.
SAMUEL II. DIX MOTT.
Enasc, ,ss sIs sHS4S A''e''''
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnhlic notice \

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice u
hereby the occupant occupants %
all houses and lots improved unmpro'ed h Affected erseys
that the following copeteby the Assessor,
and dd the Office oiihe Bureau Of Asssmen fo .Iam
by all persons Interested, For BUILDING asEWER
VESTRY ST from the Canal point - oet easts<y
Hudson The hints embraced by such assessment include al
the houses and lots Of ground vacant t and pa
ces land situated both SIDES OF vEsfRfSf rom vah
Hudson All whose interests affected by the above
named assessments opposed the either Of
them requested present their objections Ia writing the
derssnsd their Hall OF Records within thirty dsye
notceOhee Bureau Of Asse~smeots, eueso
I.partmsu, Apr,I g. 1889 SAMUEL H. DEMOrT,
FRANCIs NICHOLSON, AsssssoW
ISAAC WIN SMITH, }
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DONDS of the CITY of COvING-

II TON, kyGGarsnteed by the Covington and Licking
Railroad CoThe abovcnsned Bonds are in sums Of
o. oesch and bear ineres, per per snnu The
principal and interest coupons payable In tho City of
-lork;he former In 1884, The Bonds were issued in
conformity with special act OF the Legislature ratified by
aross unanimous of the citizens They suaran
feed By the Covington and Lexington railroad Co. which
Eve Of the ehes and most popaous Counties Of
Kentucky II is rs miles in length, and viii COST about
.S2ocoooa
Printed exhibits kc he obtained on application 10 the
luaderssned by whom the Bonds are offered for sale
CAMMANS, WHiTEHOUSE co, No So Walist-
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CtROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

To Conactors-sescd proposals, endorsed Proposal -
BUILDING a SEWER IN Chshamst viii be received az tAe
the Croon Aaueduct Department kotunds Ps nns
Monday goth day of April fsos at occk Ph to bulk
the Reevns Basins and cu,erts chashss
Rooseves Mulberry BENG IN length about 40 -
The plan specifications the buns the sas
all relating thereto, can be obtained sppa
hon 10 the Contract Clerk Oee-New fo, April 3 l
NICHOLAS DEAN,
of thu Croft Ann Dem
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

Ia 'OIt p1NAN IIV1k4NN1'1NO >.
III CHEAP PASSAGE.-The entirely new and masni-
cent clipper ship NORTH STARR Captain J. o. Barclay,
win positively sail about the oath of April The accommo-
daon in this beautiful clipper and the well known repua-
ton Of Captain Barclay this being his third voyage to the
above por) will render all persons opportunity seldom
or ever offered in selecting comfortable passage Her be-
fully eight feet high and patent venlaors
1t fully expected she win make the passage in 80 days
Early application will be necessary to secure passage only
limited number will be taken either on lboard, Pier
East River foot of Doverst or to BUTLER BROTHERS,
No nd Snufh-sf N ".
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Presiisn. Of the Croton Aquedact Depsrtms~t


hereby gwen petitions have been presented the bosFe
of Aldermen Tor SEWER 10 THIRTEENTIi sr, rom sh sv
through ohav ith St; and also in cESfksr noo
All interested having ofeeuoss hsse
to- requested present the writing To the Ensnee
before the Gath Aaneduct Department.
April Is, 1854. NICHOLAS DEAN, fresment
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UMPIRE CITY LINE-For San Fran

- wa Chares direct The and splendid dou-
que engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA a. 500 tuns bur
den) j. D. Wilson, Commander formerly OF the Fmnirs
S,yJ w,u leave tor Chssres direct on TUESDAY, April
~ Ie,oes iiom het dock pier No North River This
se superior TO any sg N the trade An experienced Sur.
geon attached 70 ts ship FoT freight OF passage apply 70
j. HOWARD & SON. Asents No 81 Fs,,,..4tyxx..yy =
The SIERRA NEVADA viii sail again on THURSDAY
May -. ecnnsotirg u Panama With tho stsarsip New
Orieszs "
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NEW LINE of STAGES-From Cath
ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning.
feqal Notices.
COURT.-In the matte

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- pc.on of the Mayor Aldermen and commonay Of the City
OF New York relative to the OPENING OF FIFTY FIRST ST.
subscribers Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment the
above entitled natter duly appointed By rule Of the Supreme
legislature people the wYork. entitled "An
amend Act entitled reduce several laws relating
particularly the City of New York Act passed April y
1884, passed April 90 1889 that the abstract Of the estimate and
Of the Commissioners the above matter containing
the names of assessed the numbers OF ssch
with such and the Of whether for damage
benefit and also all the sv estimates and other docu
which used the COMMISSIONERS in making their
been deposited the Street Commissioners Oce OF the City
and County New YORK. Cor the inspection Of whomoe,er
their said Court the and
place hereinafter mentioned And the said Commissioners further
amend Act entitled Act relation the collection OF As
and Taxes the City and County Of New foh and for
owners occupant houses improved
unimpoved lands affected thereby that they have completed
affected thereby and who be opposed TO the
auesed their objections writing TO MOSES MAI
sace OF James SANFORD ESQ., No. Broadway City Of
within thirty days from the date Of this notice And that
the limits embraced BY this assessment are follows that to say
All the lots parcels a land the City OF New YORK. de-
cbed and bounded follows to w On the east by the westerly
line side OF 10Th the west BY the essey ne or side Of
av the NORTH by the line OF the center OF the block between
SD and the SOUTH BY the hne Of the center Of the
block aud 5Ohst And also all the lots
parcels of land lying and bens in said City, described and
bonded as follows TO witt On the by the westerly
of lthav the by the easery line sde Of 18th and
By the line OF high MARI the Hudson RIVER Oh the .or
the block between 6lst and Odd
SOUTH by the line Of the center Of the block between
And the said Commissioner further notice.
the entitled matter will be made and
Court OF the State of New YORK at Special
Term said Court, be held the City Hall OF the City Of
of the that day. thereafter counsel can be
and that then and there motion will be made that said
JAMES JAMES s 5. shSpTSRb,, {comm..ionsr.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall Of Rec.

- ord.-PubIc hereby that ths following pst
tons have presented in the Board OF Aermen IofAo
SPACE SIX FEET WIDE through sidewalk. OF 9Th Gs
from Gath to To PAVE THIRTYFIfTH ST. and FLAG
CT FOUR YET WIDE through sidewalks from 5h 70 9Th
To RE GRADE and REPAyE fouRIEESTHsr, bstws:s
broadway and 4th av To FLAG SIDEWALK south side Of nth
At between 9Th aud the following Resolutions; To
FENcE VACANT LOTS 23d and 18th and Lsxnetoe
av To REGULATE GRADE fIfTfFIfTH ST. between ~
and 9Th avs To FLAG SPACE FIVE FEET WIDE hroaoh
sidewalks (west sdel Of Broadway from No. SO To corner is q
To III AG SIDEWALK south Of 9h between 10Th an
Hudson River having objections efsts
to present them, 10 wnns 70 the unasF@ed BIZ
Gee on or before the 18th day Of April, INST $780,,
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AUGMENTATION NOTICE.-Pnhlic notice b

occupsnts Of
lots improved and unmprove lands affected thereby
completed by the As>essoF
and are lodged Of for
insn by persons Interested, For BUILDING sEWkk
FORTY THIRD ST. from point l75 feet west OF the 5bas
the Goth st. The ms embraces
by include all the scve ouses and lots OF ons
parcels OF land situated both sides of Cd
st. from the 9th the svs both sides Of the en- av ectwes:
esseriy side Of the between ed ESD
4hss between the 9th and 9th sd
ON the southey essterly the oav 500 fs
affected By the shove named sssss
ens who opposed the or either Of thc are re-
objections writing 10 ths nnderssneds
AZ Leir Office No Hall Records, within thirty days from the
dae az this potceOce OF Assessments Street Depart
ment A prI l6 1859 SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NiCHOLsON,f AsssssosA
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.