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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

TO- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July 49, following pracing have kindly offered
their gaupu services attending patients under tbs charge the
Association a.
Dr. N SMITH, corner Edward streets.
DR.. BENEDICT, Magazine street, Bartholomew
Or. FoLwELI, Carondelet street, near ST. joseph.
DR.. BENsADoN, at Tcuro Infrnary.
DR.. BALL, corner Of Hercule, and Thsla streets.
DR.. BALDWIN, 40I Magazine street.
DIR. MeKELyEY, IL Carondelet street.
Dr. G. W. CROSS, 10 Nayades street.
Dr. MATHER Nayades street. Euerpe and Psynnia.
Dr. c. w. DIRMEYER II New Basin.
Dr. MCFARLAND, corner Of Circus and Poydras streets.
Dr. DALTON ST. Charles street, Tattersalls.
DR.. JACOBSON, Union street.
DR.. GoRING, Diamonds Row.
| DR.. KEsFFY, Philppa street,
DR.. A. n BAYLES, Tehouptoulss street. near Orange.
| DR.. LuRToN, 1877 Canal street.
| DR.. RbBT. MALCoMsoN i46 Circus street,
| DR.. JOSIAH HALE GirOd st. Charles.
| DIR. A, HART, ST. Joseph near Camp.
| DR.. HIRE, 1877 Annuneiaion street.
| SECOND DISTRICT.
| Di. F, HAGAN, Bourbon and Bengille.
DR.. cRACoU, IS Dauphin street.
| DR.. F. W BERTRAND, 9!4 Basin street.
| DR.. KEATZ, Of Cont and Marias.
| THIRD DISTRICT.
| DR.. HOvALEsKI, Is Hospital street.
DR., BROWNING, Victory street. below the Railroad.
| Dr.L A. CANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
| FOURTH DISTRICT.
Dr. SCHUBERT, Of and Second streets.
DR.. A. DEDRICH, Magazine street, near ST. Andrew.
| DR.. r. YEIsER, Live Oak street, Josephine.
| DR.. WREN, ROsseau, City Hail.
DrJK. QUILTING, corner of First and Apollo.
Dr. TEHENDER corner of Magazine and Seventh.
t The Medical Faculty generally h. city respectfully
quested permit added the list which the
applying either Of the members the Secretary.
jy93 2ptf D.. RICARDO, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

THE EPIDEMIC AT NEW ORLEAAs-THE CHOLERA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEDICA TION-HEALTH OF
MISREPRESENTATION sToCK--DULLNEss, ETC
Earrfsuon1fuff Of thf Grfgefrt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

NAsHEGrOS. August 80.
The Washingttn I mon Of this morning con-
tains the official an anccmeBt Of Carroll Spruce
as Minister 10 ems sntinsple. Of George San
ders - Consul 81 4 udon, and Of others previ-
ously reported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

New Orleans, Tuesday August q, 1853 = If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
THE TELEGRAPH


TUE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH;-NEw YORK 0rYiCH1.
corner OF Hanover and Beaver Streets and In the main
trance of tho Irving House, ladies e
the soor Chambers street. The Magnetic Telegraph CompA
n.y. for the offurer to The public
keep with the rapidly increasing telegraph business
and enable their agents TO despatch with the utmost prcm
tuds All nesasos that may DO offered have, a. heavy
active operation two separate and distinct ns OF poss AZ
photographic wires extending from New York 10 me cty AZ
BY the railroad route, with I've WireS 40
New philadelphia and four wires from
and Washington, By the other line along ths tr
pin. there Ar. two wires the whole
Prnceon Newark Jersey City Havrs d Grscs Post 10
pcs and New Hspe With wires above aad resv
latons TO insure prompt devery this company abrSs ~
disposed TO sva themselves use aad sdvsnSa
q this rapid mode Of communicating with or
friends n distant cities An extent Of means for prompes
~ any other hne in this country TelsgapAn0
reliable medium Of business and the amount Of thousan4
uron Thousands dollars daily transacted kroush H.
Agency.
PRIoEsfor the Transmission Of words Or Isse tare
nve OF sste address and Signature fer which NO shsrre
made the prices Ne-Fron New York 70 Newark twsnty
sents TO PHILADELPHIA twenty Ave cents; and 10 BsmoS
s SS Washington. My 'sass Open a:ly fcn An.
yag xssyKayxLy, Supeylntead0t
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given 10 the owner or owners occupant or oe
lnd affected thereby the following assessments have
by Assessors and lodged in the Office
Bureau of examina0 BY all
Interested vz-For fencing vacant lots The hrnis
braeed BY eueh include all the several houses
ground vacant os pieces and parcels Of land
situated ot north eide Of fourth
800 Eighth avenue the west side OF SIKH
avenue, from street to point y inches hor
Forty first street. All who interests arc
by the above named And wis opposed 10 the
either Of them requested to present their
tions writing to the their Office No. Hall
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Dece n
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CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC Notice IS
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant
cupants Of heusts and lots, improved unmproved
affected thereby that the following have
been completed the Assessors and in the ofce
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all
intereresed, vz-For tagging Thirty eighth street.
from second to Third The limits EN- braced by such
lots pieces parcels land situated both sdss
OF Thirty eighth street between Second and Third avenues
affected by the above named
and who are opposed to the same either Of
the rgned their Office No. Hall Of Records wishin
thirty days IRON the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Office Bureau of Assessment Street Department, Decem
L.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is HERE
" by given to the occupant occupants
OF all houses and lots improved lands affected
thereby that the following assessments have been com
peted by the Asseseos and the ONCE Of the
bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS for examination by all persons IN
from in Eighth avenue, point hundred feet
from Ninth The limits by such
ment include all the several houses lots Of ground,
lots pieces and aea situated both sides
of Ninth All whose
affected by the above named and who
opposed came either them requested
present their objections in writing TO the undersigned
their ofhee No Hall Of Keoor,s, within thirty days. from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIEIL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dec.
IL 1888
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-P NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the ooupant occupants
OF all houses and lots improved unimproved lands AZ
fected thereby thatths following have beou
completed by the and lodged in the Office OF
the bureau for examil alton by Sill
in crested vzFor building sewer in Fifty turth street.
from Third avenue to Fourth The limits en-
braced by such assessment include all tho several ho
and lots lots pieces and parcels Of aad
Fourth svenus on both sides Of Lexington avenue,
Fifty street the side Of Fourth from
Fiftytbrd ST. to point 100 feet five inches north OF
Fifty fourth whose intsests affected
by the above named and who are opposed 50
the either Them requested to present their
objections in writing the undersiaed their ONCE
Hall Of Records within thirty days from hedate Of this
notce. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assesfors
CHARLES MckIELL)
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Stee Department, Decen,-
Der 10, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

L1INANCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF.
fee New York, Dec II 1S53Scslod pr 5posals will be
received No nah Of ROoer3s until Friday the "a Of
punsualy opened q; the oomproierg oce for such lots
several trees mentioned below, Tor the
use OF tho corporation Of city York vizl Fog
she purchase lot Of ground the Of Engre Co. No.
40 I25h t26th s.reet between Third snd Fourth
For the purchase OF lot OF ground for the Of
ngne Co No 81 in the vicinity of North Moore street and
Broadway For the purchsso lot ground to DO
GSed isr buid ng house thcyssn Tor Esss"~ -
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ANTHOLOGY.

ASTROLOGY.
BTROLo0Y AND PHYSIOGNOMY.-THE CFLEBRAT.
"A cd Doctor SHUMAN, swedc by birth, can be con-
shifted ON AL events Of e proeent and future Nativ
ties calculated for ladies and gentlemen Residence e
Chambers street. near Greenwich street.
MADAME ISABELLA TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN
l forming the public that sho has from Ru
rope and oaA consulted pat present and future
events at her sdence No e Franklin street. near Broad
way. Madame is the most wonderful asrologer In the
known world 1hoee wishing to consult will so with
ont delay, as che will reInan In this city but short
time. Charges-Gt ntlemcp. ST. ladies, 300.
MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION rHr
a most wonderful a:trtlesss In she world, that
ever been kncwn she tho seventh dsuSter Of seventh
dsnxnter snd was born With git By bonz learned tkS
Germs of e In regard 70 healb wealth. love- srS
MARRIAGE and will tell the thcush and viii A.
make Eatrin easy and will show The intended aus
bands ~ absent friends which has asonsod thcusands
during her TAvels through Europo. 76 Brooue eex
tween Cannon and Couubia. Gonslewsn not "a mittsx
MRs.PREwsTER, FROM ILADELPHIA, TENDERS
m her services the ladies and gentlemen of this CITY n
nstroogy love- and law matters Interpreting drea ms TO-
by ,cks rnd science constantly relied by
Will tell the name the lady or gentleman they win marry
street oorrer Of Rowsrv. Ladies' m ceats; rents 81
MRS. LADOMUs, NO 2O8 CANAL STREET, OoNTI.
AVA nues 70 tell past and future events likewise
love, tshp, ard msrriay She will also
tun between PARTIES where doee now EXIT She will
seo Nsne thief TO -esore tolx property Age crMmrer
AAAsAs ssAs ~ -ss~snA.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given to the owner owners occupant occupants
o. all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
Cd that the following have been
Bureau Of examination by all persons
reeted yzFor building sewers in exin avenue Thirty
ninth, Foreth Forty first and streets
limits embrace BY aueL assessment include all the
hocees and let's OF ground vacant lots and
land, situated both sidcs Of Lexington avenue, from
Thirty eighth to Forty tbrd otreote tho side of
Forty third street between the Third Fourth
on beth sides Of Forty second street between Third and
Thirty ninth street between Lexn and Fourth
on the north side of Thirty eighth street. be
and Fourth avenue and the side Fourth
from Thirty to streets All persons whose
interests affected by the above
who opposed to the either Of the
to present their objections in writing the
at their Office No Hall Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE }Assessors,
CHARLES McNIELL, y
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street Department. Dec.
IL, 1853.
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rORPOHATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given TO tho ocoupan occupants
Of eli housos and lots improved unmproved lands af
feased thereby that the following
goted by the Asscssor and Are the Office Of
Interested viz For paving and tagging Trtioh street,
from Eighth to Tenth The Limits embraced
assessment include all the lots ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels both sides
o. Ihtieh street rom Eighth to Tenth avenues All per
ments and who opposed to the either thom
requested to present THOR objections in wrising
undersigned At their Office No. Hall of Records within
thirty dsys from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. LODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES AcNEILL, y
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Deo s.
1883. " =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

CTREET DEPARTMENT.. NO HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received At this until Fri
dsy l7th Docer bcr 1863 to dig and build well on the
SIDE 81 2Sth street, 200 feet east Of seventh avenue
10 be had application to the Contract Clerk
Of this department JAMES FURRY Street Comr
Uaoarr Or
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to the occupants
Ct al housss and lots improved uninproved lands a
sected thereby that the wing
somplsteo BY the Assessors and lodged the Of
e Bureau Of for examination by all persons
erested vizFor filing sunken lots The limits
Sy such include all the and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels situated on
e south side Of Forty third sree from hundred
and thirty feet west Of Seventh point
hundred and sixty nine feet theQ
Th1tieth street fom point two and fifty feet west
om Ninth to fifty feet west thereof the
side Of Thirty fourth street. from Lexington point
one hundred and hftyve feet west the-eof
side of street, hundred feet Fourth
to hys feet east thereof south sdo
on the sas side OF Seventh side Broad
way hun dred and three feet south Forty
named and who are opposed to the
writing, to toe undersigned at their Office Hall Of
Records, within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,S
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Deo 49,
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECoRDs-
- Sealed pro sosais w DO received AZ shis once until FRI
Dec " 1851 to fonce two lots south do Thr
street. between broadway AID Fifth avenue and the
LOT south side OF Thrteth street. bowesn and
nth avenue Specifications % had the
Contract Clerk Of this Departmsnt. -
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioners,
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CORPORATION NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
given to the owner or owners pant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands Affect
cd thereby ASs have been completed
by the and lodged in the office Of the Bureau
vs:-For tagging sidewalks Of Broadway and Seventh
from Forty second to Forty sixth street. The limits
embraced by such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground vacant pieces and parcels Of land
Forty sixth ,treet beth sides Of Seventh from
to Forty sixth street. All whose inter-
ests affected by the above named Assessments and
opposed to the either hem requested to
their objections in writing to the undersigned their
eee No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Office Bureau Of Ass ssmens Street Decsm-
Der IL, 1858.
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CORPORATION NOT1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ By given, to the owner or owncrs, occupant
eupants of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that tho following
been completed tho Assessor and edged the oos
OF the bureau OF for EXAMINATION by AL per
Fifth avonue to Broadway The limits embraced by such
assessment noudc s the and lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
sides Of street from Fifth Broadway
All whose interests affected by tho above
and who are opposed The either Of
tEe requested present their objections In writing
70 the undorsigncd ut their ooe, No. Hall Of Reoord
within thirty days from tho date of this notice.
RILLIAA GAGE,
cHARLEs J. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLES McNIELI,
Ooc, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Dec.
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G0RPoRATION NoTICE-DEPARTXENr OF RE-
~ pairs and supp les December 49, SSealet sails
will DO received ct the cco Of the Of Repairs
md Supplies, No. l New City Hall, until Saturday,
Sth inst 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ, stwhoh time they will Be
opened In sooordanee with the amended charter Of 1883
Tor the building for the corporation the city New York
The following hose carriage sn and hook and ladder
sruok One engine for Engine COMPANY q; ono hose
Muck ioT Hoo and Laeeer Company No also for
New York. 10 600 feet Of hose The plans aad
Of the work required 70 be done tho apparatus and
ers;. can b. had q the Goe Of the Gaief Engineer
used Firemans Hall and oil house. Mercer street,
between Prince and Houston streets building used
Tor the Fire Department. and TO be known Fireuens
Hall AZ also for tho attractions and additions the su.
per meeting room for the Board of Ceuncimen The plans
md Of the work required TO be and all
Information in regard thereto DO had tho
Of Pubic Buildings No. Ludlow street.
either Of the above Offices the oce Of the Comm
sioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No. New City Hall. n
BThe Commsoner the right reject all or any
Of the above estimates deemed interest Of ,he GER
poration. BARTHOLOMEW D. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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1loRpoRArIoN NoTIcn.-PupLIc NOTICE IS nsRs

HORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ By the owners, occupant occupants
all houses and lots. improved anmProved lands affected
thoroby the have been completed
81 and lodged in the oe Of the Bureau of
Assessments by all Interested viz
Tor building Washington street, from Charlton to
SPRING street The limits embraced By suoh assessment in
pieces parcels Of land situated both sides of Wash
gton from Charlton to Spring streets All persons whose
interests by the Above named and
sho came either them are
aaer ooe No Hall of Records within thirty days from
Ne data Of This notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
o~e Of Assessments, Street Department, Dec.
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CORPORATION K0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given to the owner or o.ners ocouFan occupants
OF all houaes an lots improved unmproyed Ian
cd thereby that the following have been
pleed by the and lodged in the Office Of the
Esatsd vizFlagsns east side Of Second avenue fror,
Twenty eighth street Thirty first street. and Thirty
fourth stree, Thirty sixth The s embraced BY
such include all tho several and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and OF land situated
east side Of Second avenue from street
fees sx and half inches north and from Thirty rse
ninety eight feet nine inches south All persons whose
tereg affected by the above
opposed to the either of the requested
present. their In writing TO the undergned At
their Office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLDM GAGE, ID
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIRLL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Deo
1a.S ~ =
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(!ORPORAT1ON NOT1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
" BY RiveD to the owner
Of all houses And ots improved lands
thereby that the following
~ the assessors and are lodged the office of the Bureau
Assessments for examination by all interested viz
tos and stones and Broadway from
assessment include all the several ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels land situated both
broadway from 10 Fifty street. tho
north ede OF street. Seventh point
tom Seventh avenue point 32 fcot west Of Broadway
both edes OF Fythird street 80 feet OF Broadway
both SIDES OF ttyourth street. 100 feet PA feet
vest from Broadway both sides Of Fifty fifth 1856
lee east and 23 feet west from broadway both side Fifty
sixth street 200 feet east and l9 feet west from Brcadw
On both sides of Fifty seventh 2 I35
rom Broadwsy ON beth sides OF street 800 feet
east and IVA feet west from Broadway south sid Of Fifty
ninth street $50 feet east from Broadway All
interests are affected by tho above named
who are opposed the same eher Of the
70 present their objections in writing TO the
their Office NO Hall of Records, within thtty days from
inc date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }AssessorS
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Deoen-
Der IL, 1853
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ERAVBLLARa' GvJylDM,

1912 -KesT SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLA
son tssin, NJ ana two daily express trains ats 4. NJ
M r Sa
IN ud:on and
and .ss
shrCSsh tickets can DO procured sna baggage checked
!sF s klssns' IsF S ssstsssss;
Twenty street Fourth s,onus stations Tss stos
ana FaHs cs All
Ss % Ssns
RsANenAENrs FOR nEorxEER-ALBANy AND
"A New York Rairoad.-Twe daily express trains, a.
S'eost NJ and 2so NJ a. Alhsn7 with the
s Sa nfs ss
meet with Western and Hudson aad Berkshire Railroads
s
1asae Auburn eenevs asus Rochester and Bas
and
and sr nS All s
Gnse w, M Sy % Gn
CAMDEN AND ASBoY RAILROAD TO PRILADEL.
~ phia, from pier No. North ryo- Two lines daily
IA. n. and 2 r. M. Accommodations line at A. NJ by
places and Camden E SDTs a
John Potter to AmbOy thence direct % Camden by
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TgAINs DAILY raox
Express train A MThrough In four hours connectps
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal al 10 O'Clock
evening
Mall train. A. M.-Throush way trains 81 IL u and
p n.
Express train, p M-Emiqrsat train p n. For Tarry
town 1850 H. H. For Peekssii!, ESQ T. II. For Pouch
tcersie 7IoA. srd4P ", Psssengees taken at Cham
bers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty srees
Sunday trsns from Canal rcot at $40 NJ for AIbsny
and Troy, stopping at all way stations.
Edmund FRENCu, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New Jersey Rnl,osd-u Mail and Express Lines,
through ia f % hoars- Is @
and at and 81 7. NJ Leave Philadephia, At 80 g.
and M and at "a and 5s r. NJ 81 80 for class
In II A. M from New Y.5k ana sp NJ from Philadephs
Kensiu gtou % M aud OK p NJ " alnut s cot via
Camden and e with reduced prices Nov Jersey
oommodation NE which esves At IL NJ Co rs
snes street via Camden to Wanu. street in sx hours
eipsl hotels and tho central Philadelphia for i2
cents for each and with baggage for rs
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Wast ngon Norfolk
Weldon son and Chsrlestot in all the above trains
Through baggage agents and baggage In and 6
lines only Passenger with baggage tho 6ftees
mir utes before the trains leave.
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JoaRoEATIos NOTICE: DEP A.! 9. r.
:s2Dasi e
q s sn Supplies II s civ H
~ ths roads streets and that are snp.ysd
ss. sssnss. q
YOTk for hs tern q :. ss
Is shlis:s:s y .:ysnsns 70 I:sp n repair:
md the Best
.sf .at , and streets 70
There eulvsrts drains and bridges rsauirs
shsrs portion q said kut.srs oulyer. drains and
sf as s Of Wo
aust be done in worinauke msnner fhs contractor vii
ss + may s.s:s % ssss%al.ss rom 'A4' '0,s
81 Part y SsSs se wors and
ias ..d osnsr.et - The sine .imo iho.ssisE
sad then 70 resort 10 shsif
The
a 5 d n. f M , sss %
udn One Hundred and street, from the East
ai.sss wiz comprise al. that portion Of sss
sTsnus q Ono HandrsS and twenty nth
third district win comprise a that portion q the city
III sas .ssss
sour!.is: VIZ shall ths sms e sjsnIns the contract.
ssss ~ :sss
aimed Said contract however will bs subject TO the
aoas. a.ys. sss,sssss .saSlsd
no once q ssp.rs and SUPPLIES
ma ~ ess saSa s
the same month in the year ls The oommissoner also
sssd: The Esp.i.s ana supple: .i;s
deemed for me Interest q shs oi:y. ,--.,-...
{rf Orvnat iOn ths ha
Ealing the OH Of The Commissioner Of Repairs sad
Covenants II ssresnsns with different ,anrosd
reoks arc laid in the city Of New York
AVENUE RAILROAD.
Provided however, that AL sse said rails shall be laid
:ssIi street
h the water Of the streets shall be left free snd
and mat ho said shall pave the S
IN rs e ns sesss . e SAID Street Com
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.
sah track tracks be laid under the direction OF he
irect COMMISSIONER sud suoh grades esab-
cauno The said parties 10 become bound in sufficient
sT. 70 hssp in good rabaE ths space nsias hs saSk
saish rails laid" dated January las 1853
SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
Such ssck or tracks 20 be s under she direction OF
,sss; Commissioner, and such grades esssb
lahed hcrea ter BIO established by the Common
penalty good repair space the track
s4 .he ssee outside she same Sshor SIDE Of ~ leg
so, thas fouDdson on side the rails shall
ssvsaoas, ap SHY srses Asscsneas 4AssS
xIasTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
shrao e sE.h Avenue Aairoad. Agreement dated Sep
HurscN RIVER RAILROAD.
ssat. i've is.s il sIS.A, ana about The tracks In
sa llai l. i saa 'ss's'''hs'a'n ~"'"