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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
NnFPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

Il for California via Aspinwall and Panama The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1000 tuns w. A.
Anhs Commander, win leave NewYork for Asplnwan
Saturday Feb 10 at p NJ. precisely, from Pier No. s.
North River. The performance Of this steamer her
first and second voyages warrants the az the
passengers will reach Aspnwal in from to days, where
She viii connect with the new and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA. 2 900 tuDs, J. ID. Wilson, Commander,
which will in readiness Panama TO receive the
gers Of the Uncle Sam and sail Immediately for Ss Fran
CISCO These steamships both new, and Of the very
first class AS 10 accommodation, speed and ventilation
the unsurpassed by vessel on the route The tables
will he supplied the most liberal manner both fer Cabin
and Steeraee Passengers Every exeon viii be made,
the part Of the officers and owners 10 nsure safety Speed
and comfort Passengers viii be landed the wharf at
AspnwaH and take me Panama Railroad for the Pacific.
good surgeon attAchedto each ship whose services are
free OF charge to the Passengers For freight passage
apply to T. MILLS, Agent No 81 Courtlandtst
Ps5A Mailbag w.a DC mace up ~ TINS Once, IN secota
of the public.
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NEW ROUTE-BUFFALo and NEW

NEW ROUTE-BUFFALU and NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD.-Extension OF the Sn-
Foot Track Buifalohs road extending from Bafalo
10 Honesylle on NewYork and Enc Railroad, IL now
completed and full OPERATION forming in connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be
tween NewYerk City snd Buffalo. Ii is OF the six foot
suase and built In the substantial manner and the
Greater portion OF having been in operation some months
IA entirely free tho roughness usual roads
Fare from New-York to Buffalo. ...........N 20
Through tickets and baggage checks be procured at
the Depot Of the NswYork and Enc Railroad, foot OF
Duane-st., n. Y. -
The times for leaving NewYok may be learned BY reer
epce 10 the advertisements of the NewYok and Ene Rail-
read The trains will leave Hornellsve for Buffalo on the
arrival of the Ene Railroad trains-Buhao, Nov ~ lSo1
J. O. H0YT, Supt. Buffalo and N. Y. City H. n
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NrEW-YORK snd ERIE RALROAD.-

IN Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st, ssfolows:
EXPRESS TRAIN att An for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Man TRAIN at Q AN. for all stations.
NAY TRArN at so PM, for Piermont and Sufern
WAyTRlIYs at so M for Delaware, via jersey CITY
ExrREss Train at 5 PM, every day for Dsnkirk ard
Buffalo.
Shore Railroads for Cleveland aud thence direct to Cncn-
na also 10 Sandusky Toledo. Monroe, Detroit and Chi.
csso CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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n Ludlow. Auctioneer
LEASEHOLU PROPERTY

Oh ,GREEswICH.ST, near MURRAY. ST, al
AUC1IONZR. II. LUDLOW viii sell at Auction on
WEDNESDAY Feb. 9, AZ y o'clock # the hercaants
Exchange 4 nc. sold private sae the Lease Of the lot
with the sabsisnfial three story and arc brick building
thereon No us Greenwehst between Marry snd Var
rer-ss Tie lease for three years from May, 1881 with
privilege Of renewals Of q years each present goand
$50 per annum For particulars and terms apply a.
the Office Of the Auctioreer, No. ii Wall-st t<ilD
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TIE MEDICAL JOURNALS

MY WHISPERS and HAIR became weak
WI through sickness. / used one bottle Of GRAHAMS
ONGUENT; the effect magical-RoBERT HAwS,
Hsversrsw n T. The Onguent VIII make the oeard grow
without iniurns staining the flesh 81 per bottle sent
10 nny tart OF The country X. q. GRAHAM,
No % Ann.st- FOvlers Buildings
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-"iNTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and Gtter Mon
cay pee 20 and Until further notice trains 'eave ElHa
Er CGnan6aizus. follows:
MAJ ITuin az A NJ. On arrival Of Night Express
trains on the A.ny ana R1l Pasd For Rochesrer BuE
flo and Niagara Falls
Day Express go PM arrival Of Day Express
rufn New ork The time Of leaving Ne<fork may be
.een ~ reference the advertisement Of the and
Enc Railroad WILLIAM q LAPHAM, Supr
kew-York De-. Is 1880
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DFNNSYIyANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

will be completed to Pittsburgh by December lt sf9
which all goods cozEgned TO their AGENT at Philadelphia
Vii 40 through, without transhipmeut within Seventy
Horr- AZ the rates below published offering to Merchants
sb,pp points the Ohio River any OF the West
EN- waters fsces be received any other route
Their srpnEeuents with connecting roads complete by
which Goods s. forwarded 10 the Interior Of the West
ern States by Railroad the lowest rates and N AZ eeses
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 10 Pttsbulgh
Is. Cas.-Dry GoOds Boots shoes, &c vi per ITO Ds
IA Clss.-Hardware Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool &c. IS cts per 100 Dc.
81 ClaSs-COhee, Qneensware, Heavy -
CASTINGS, &c. ......ssssssssss tocNs- ius
81 Clas.-Bacon Lard, Fish ets per 100 o.
No Commission charged for forwarding al PiiadeipAs 81
PirtSbursh.
For further information or Bins of Ladins, apply 70
J. l.. ELLIOTT, A gent, No West-st-, y. 4:
H.H HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Agent PhilA-le phs-
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.

ADRIAN IT, MULLER, Auctioneer.
HAMMOND.ST PROPERTY at AUG
IL TION.-ADRIAN IL MULLER will sell at Auction
on THURSDAY, Feb TO- at IL NJ, at the Merchants FIX
change ito close the estate of the late A. Labagh dsceas
ed) the story and attic brck house and lot No 50
Haipmond.st between Blocker and Hudsonsts. Lot II
ee 10 inches in front and rear by 95 feet depth be the
same more or For particulars apply to the Auctoner
No Wall-st Q,500)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

COAL.-I am now delivering the best he'd
- Ash AZ S. per tun, dry and vel sfee1sA NV
sheds Weight and quality werrensed- c-.s,x.ch-rs
PETER CLINTON, eoE. Of King Gno o'sS-"
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JER-
u sFY-New.York 10 Easton. Pa Fare 81 15--FaD
Arrangement commencing November IS l252 Leave Per
80. North River daily, for Easton and ntermedleie
places At NJ y N and 345 PM and for Somerylls
si445P.M Returning cave PailIpsbgrs a. aads An.
-
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wintel

HUDSON RIVER WINTER
i Arrangement Trans leave Chsmbersst daily, for
Express Train A. NJ through in hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening
Mail Train 9 A. M-Throush Way Train r. NJ.
Express Train 5P. M.-Accomraoiation Train6 p ".
For Tarrytown at 2 M, and sn Evening Train AZ II
For Poteep.ie a, 1880 A NJ. and iP M-FOr Peek'kih
at $50 P. NJ.
The Tarytown Peekskil and Poksepsie Trains stop at
sll Way Stations. 80,
Passenger. taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher 18th
SINDAY TRAINS from Canal.st. at $50 An. for Poush-
keepse and at5PM for Albany stopping at all Way Sta
tion. GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

III
u COMPANY, connecting with the Psciac MSil steam
ship Company, carrying the great United States Nal.
Only through United States Mail Line for CALlFOkNlA
and ORFGO via Aspinwbu and Panama Great rednc-
ton Tie splendid new and Gcube-engne United states
Mail steamship OHIO $500 tgns burden j h.,issse,
L. 5. Navy, Commander and the CHEROKEE Joan Ae-
Gowsn, Couinaud will sail on MONDAY; FEB. Il,
at O'Clock P NJ precisely from pieI at foot Of AREN'T
North River for Aspiaw al direct The Pacific MAJ Seil-
shp Compsuy's magnificent new steamer JUN H.
STEPHENS 1850 tuns burden, Commodore hooeit u
Pearson will be IN readiness a. Panama together WIZ -
steamer PANAMA. 20 take The mails and % &c
Ohio ard Cherokee and AL iuleclat-y i0f san
The John L Stephens has been built expressly 1r ihe "a
cifc service With extended guards giving Spacious dee.
room, pIcinensdes &C. Her yentiiAton oai- .. a
surpassed large windows and hghs being saosilaiea
in place Of por-holes There no brlkneeo or onei
obstruction 20 the nee passage OF AR from stem 70
in either deek Her sailing quAhfies were tn5loasy Icy.
tested previous 10 Ler departure, and she pIofsa 1870
one Of tie fastest aost No Efforts 1e sPe1
on the part of tie Companies 70 send sneI -
through with expedition comfort Aad soy. 49,
Of Fare 10 Aspirwh: Ladies Saloon stste ~ 49,,
Lower An and Forward Saloon do, seo IaoSs !,
standess SIS; Steersge, Slb Passengers wn % 49, :
tie Railroad WI srf AZ Aspinvs tree Transit -
e. TIE passergers' expense. Rates OF fare from
Frsncisco on lie most favorable terms Tor esHs % P@
sHre apply 20 CHARLES A. WHITNEY, a. tns IvaOe ="
the Cotraries No. III West 81, Ger OF '" AfFrn' Az
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cold NJ inng Company.
RICHARDS Secretary and Transfer Assn, for Grass Valley,
No. l07 Fulton ST.
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n. 2. IUITLk, Anctl0neer
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ at Auction Tuesdsy.-A c. FUTILE will sell on
TUESDAY, at 10Y O'Clock, at the ware rooms No l02
Broadway large and valuable stock of superior Household
Furniture, consisting of Rosewood paror suits covered in
Brocstele. cottage chamber do. Mahogany sofas, arm,
rocking AID paro Chairs Sofa side and Tables
sion DO. library Book Cases Dressing Bureau and Wash
stands with marble tops, Wardrobes Office furniture &c.
The whole to be sold for cash for accounS Of the manucu
reTs, aiordng a chance for bargains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

Tor SAN FRANCISCO.-The new clipper
Il ship EMPRESS OF THE SEA, Quilt By. Donald
Mckay is loading at Pier No. q East River and will be
dispatched in few days The sailing qualities Of this ship
are believed be unsurpassed by vessel IN the world
For freight apply to J. S. OAkFORD, No. W Walst
TOR FREIGHT or CHARTER-The Br.
IL brig ANTILLA, TO Brazil, West Indies, port in
the United Kingdom. Apply to DANIEL PlLKiNGfON,
No. "a Wallst
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via stoningtop

~ for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON.-The steamers MASSACHUSETTS and
COMMODORE Of tbs line, regularly hereto
FORE alternately, leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Bafteryplace, daily Sundays excepted, at NJ
and stonnson at O'Clock p or on arrival of the nail
tain, which leaves Boston At SIP NJ
The COMMODORE. from New York-MoDday, Wed
nesday ard Friday From Stoninztsn-Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday
The MASSACHUSETTS,, from New-York--Tuesdsy,
Thursday and saturday From Stouington-Mondsy, We'd
nesday and Friday
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, at PPM
For freight passage, apply the Office, No 10 Battery
place on board the boats
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL-


WINTER AsRAsGrnESr;-Decembe Is ls52
Trains out Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
at and III A. NJ, 4 and p NJ, through to NeyHsyen.
At9l0 A. ~ and 81 P. NJ, for Port Chester.
The liz A. NJ runs Ia connection with trAn nom New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with train hs
Canal Road
ExPREss TRAINS At A. NJ rnd 81 P. NJ for New-Haven,
Hartford Spnnghed, Worcester and Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont RAILROADS The AN train az
Nesg-Hayen with train Of the NewLondon Road, New
London Norwich, stonington and Providence. The $50
p. NJ 70 New London only.
The 8 A NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
uectins with Housatonic and Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 5. p NJ, stops Stamford, Norxak and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbury Railroad at Norwak
and with Houssonc and Naugauck Railroads at Bridgeport
Trains into Observation-Disclosures and Special-at
81 and IS A. NJ and p. NJ through FROM New. Haven
AT 81 A. NJ and 3t5 Y. NJ from Port Chester.
The eS5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hsrtfr New-London and Canal Railroads at New Haven.
The NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival OF trains
from Boston at NJ and $50 p NJ, (stopping at Bridgeport
Norwak and Stanford y leaving Boston at A. NJ and
SPIN. Trains Of The Eew-LoDdon Road run IN eoanee-
ton.
See large bill OF advertisement the Station House and
rineipal hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr- Sup't
Nev-Haven. December, 1854.
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DORCHESTER, LOCKPORTand NIAGARA

III FALLS RAILROAD open TO BUFfALO-The most
direct quickest and cheapest route 20 Toronto Hamilton
and Canals West-On and after TUESDAY, JAN ~ 1888,
trains viii leave Rochester for Buffalo and Niagara Rl a.
follows: 72o NJ and 2l5 ". Returning tram viii leave
Buffalo and Niagara Falls for Rochester az $50 AN and ~
PM Passengers for Buffalo will find this route superior in
pout Of comfort TO any other The road thoroughly built
and equipped with entirely and locomotives The
present terminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
Uie "i''' ''N''A' p'''' WARREN CoLBURN. supt
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J. HEGENsN, AuctioLeer.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9. at ii o'clock A. 81,
w AtNo I62 CIiuton-st- Brooklyn, Household Furni-
ture Carpets Oil Cloths, Mahogany Darbetop Dressing
and other Bureaus Mahogany top and other Wash
stsn6s Mahogany French Bedsteads Mahogany usroeop
Center Tables Mahosany Sofas ard Chairs, Caneseat
Chair Hair Mattresses, &C.
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NIFW.IERSEY RAILROADS.-On and alt.

u
IN er the 9th al December tram VIII Leave New fora
At O'Clock A. NJ, from foot Of Courandt-st arriving
10 Philadelphia y noon al the Remington Stt1on ih.
hne Will be Relief Express Train 10 the A. d. EHprvs
Trs,, which VIII also through IN four hour Inroash
Tickets for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charieson
sold BY 10th lnes Tickets cold 20 passengers Or way sta
rons II New jersey IN the NJ tr.n only 81 reduced
priees The Trenton Accommodation Train Will on ana
Eer the 18th December leave Trenton as u arriving
IN NewYerz It y noon, returning from NeW-Iork a.
NJ by which passengers vail $50 b. earned AZ recuced
pee- Tevng lie Il p " Phlade hia tram Of way pas
srger Tbsse Arrangements VIII maze more certain 10
ennecton OF the Mls ard through passengers WITH the
continuous train leaving PhiadelPhA AZ and loi r H.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-u. s. MAL
EMPRESS LINES-IhToGsh IN 4 boGrs-Aew,Jer-ssy
RzllEozd, Va Jersey CITY, leaving Se"f0rk Il and
A NJ and ). P. n. from foot Of CourtLandtst Leaves
PHILADELPHIA s4me hour foot Of aInatst FaIs rst1csc
d e. for frst-el4ss and - % for second el1se
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and ChAALEsTCS
through tickets d IN the above lies and through basEass
sariea IN the s p NJ hines ron NsT-lors vfn tnroolo
C.dac.os P.ssenser. with bsEEsss ne s.TJ Is nm
a,es before the trains leave
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Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT ana FALL

Il RINER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin brayton, leave alternate days (Slndays
oeped from Pier No n R, near the Battery at 4P "
For freight, apply on board, az the Office Pier No
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great dis
Patch, eT express freight train.
TISDALE L BORDEN. No. 70 and u Westst
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EnErAyerG-( Card
AZ CfMBREDE 5SS Broadway and Metropolitan Hotel
MATT CORNELL Nos Warren and 10 Wal st
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CTFAM BETWEEN NEWBORN and
asGoV-Tbs C;-..-o,s ara NsEi org s:slz3shi2
Conpcry's powerful new steans-p GLAs1o~, III III
turs sSd 40 horsepower RobeEt C-1 s,,s
sail from New ork lor Glasgow on sAt
March, a. IL O'Clock. noon 500
Filst Cabin lSaloon state Roo-zs) .--'''''''''''s
FiIst CABIN (Midship State koos2sI' 50
Seeond Cain.
TAlTd Cllss.
.rrlxp u Mcxy MON, No y BroaaTcy.
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CANDS's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
~ -Onlv ,sa e-pe A delightful and sure remedy no
Cough Hosr-ness Consumption, &c- Wholesale and 10
tail a. Ssris's Mammoth Drug Store No. u Jsmesa
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T s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CONAN L.
u For New Oreeus VIA Havana the sp.snon sS9 III
ship EMPIRE CITY Henry Wide conan 1.sii p a.
SATURDAY. February y AZ O'Clock r N precssy'
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SS"-'~
New Arrangement .sa
Ladies' and After Saloon Berths. -
Forward SalUOn BeIhs
No treis-f taken 20 Havana but slscie- III. Go,
FREIGHT taken % New-0rleaas a. ~ CEN p - -,
Shippers cffreg ht requested 20 - - -. sgna
cation the sfce. Ne ether form WI &C r. Al, f
No bins Of lAdins agned after |! SeioeA 0n - ' ~
eaihnz
Fer freight OF passage Gpplyto -. ~ ws-ren
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Fancy Goods, Psfumery, Combs ,&c.
rILI CARROLL HUTCHINSON (Importers) 5i7 Broadway
WARD PECK Co, Importers No 81 MAIDEN lane
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Dry Goods.
spyrsWAY BROS Co. Nos "A pace, and 10 Barclay e.
lyYRY HILLAHD Co... IL murray
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rINANcs Nr-ooxPraoLLER,s,, OF.

FINANCE DRPARTNKNT.-CoNPTRoLL OF
Gce New York, Dec. IL l85a-Seaied proposals will
be received At No Hall Of Rscords unt Friday the asa Of
december instant ~ O'clock r NJ when the oame will be
publicly opened a. the comptroers Office t suoa lti Of
land in the severs streets are below for the
Of the CORPORATION Of the city Of New York Fer
tile Of lot OF ground for the Of Engine TO- No
49, 26th esh street besSeen shs Third .ad Fourth
OF ipgns Co No a. tho vicinity Of Sysh Moore street
be used for building house thereon for Engine Co No
For tn purchase Of lot Of ground with mouse tereon
that altered for the OF Hose 20 No 81 In Vare
street. Vandan Spring street. IN Vandsr1
street. yarck street For tho purchase OF ut u
ground the Second and Fourth
i2h nth Streets for the a. Hook ard Ladder Co.
the Of let Of CROWD ing within
the dstrict bounded by Broadway Muio BtCoug and
alker street foe the ~ En- CINE Co
The Trorosions snould avs tho wdtG DEPTH Of
lot IN feet TIE snd number Of the s'ret
whish IL IL ei.uned riesv tito will b.
required fbyutnt viii y made ths 9el very ~
tted Comptroller. Zach porssitib8 ea.i b. sled
ana directed follow -" lropofels ~ teio ~ lot
l5th hcrth rttost, or fssa
Nnviok ,trert.n a. too nay te hht tie
position tho s,s.u ~ snes lrettsd sh9a tEh -
to-td rte.nd tbN.teps tno ehvcL2o "a Ste pt'
iciIcNs - fitgf Eom2tro!ter, hal .; kresrie 500
Ysrk - The r.htts tDu cart Of tie eorP
to reject AZ y the bis, osnsiaersd aosery
U promote pto.l.'t sfs irterVsts ~ ~ eitF.
~. &, FLAI0, Conp,tcdsr.
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S,TRIET DEPARTMENT, NO. Halt OF RECORDS.
- Public notice s hereby gyen thst the following reti
tion has been presented the Board of .lderaenTo
fence lots the northwest " Tseaty te
street Foutt o The f1lowiua resolution
Tag oevGIk the fide Of third asanae,
Thirty hth and Thirty tb aiso the folio ing r
ton IN the 20 ard Aderns regulate Forts
fourth from fsr second oso THO foIoa
IT. retolutiono tag vi palRs Of ash
IRON Frat avenue t. All persons nereStedh2s
objections thereto rtausseo to rtcsebt them - Nr
tinRtG the vHesrrCs 81 h.s 10Th Day
OF December neat Jas. sCsYy, Street C1anitsiorer
December is, Hs3
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]: 4: Con-
J.. = s:y S MAJ.
.i,y o Ne. fsIi ALAG ~ a..n osi,s.. !S.ssI: s.a
ssrs =. nss.rn q sas y.. Is herein AMER t:ss.s.a o.
ih. contractor v & rsqsrsd rspsiu.s roads avenues
Ehsrs roads .ysass. sad easa 70
sa1sss
v use she bes. naserA and q case q any dsspiaahea
.Issss REQUIRE Isgi..n =. u nss.t. 3
n aSns n N Sr
.so AL rabhish from said roads
SorrS:s.sl Rsears .sd soTpiis, ssssIys. No
zoe Of sae 70 ssSs NE aoss psrorea
teduet tao II abe rom nonos that
ss sospsE.oa Il ssa,on 81 aid sors saa Il asrs Is
.sassasse se'& sad expense ssen 70 ssssa % isst
ms ssy WIN os a,,ssa a.o shrse districts. deaoraA'si
Toe hrst dssrie Yin All .h.. psren q the ally
"a. oas n NJ .aa sSa ssf
~ " wal .sss fas Sir,'a IL
sysas: t. o1s ns1srSd saa Tysn firth stree - a. -,
lying Of seventh avenue. to One Hundred ana twenty
WI estimate for saah district separately
% .s e. ns h:
Ms. They are nsi.agsy worth freehold EsSper
..ta hiiios WI % rsayrsa sn .hs ooasIsos ana Ia
Nned. Sale eonrAos heweyer will DO ynfeot 10 ths
a.,ion q .ho Common Ceuns .na the approval Of his
ssnoa which VIII 1lyea hin ea,O.ly tEon
hs soa.r.g. - s.,s Ger sas Day q such
hs n NE
hs tight 70 .pRs; =. s1s !, On s,a ysss
M " sS :. ~ S
n "a IanV AZ Zarsi md ruop
sInS oss q ooianIsssnsr Of Repairs and Sap
Co,onan in agreements with different RAILROAD
sssss Axe laid IN VIZ city o. New York. '- "' ''
rovse MAJ III E. .s rails .n.u ). m
down in such and in such Of she said strsots
ad avenues - shall DO ~ tho Street
~ Of She streets and avenues for ali purposes and
and IA. The sas shall pa he
s r S .a1 :. M .ss aa
ssSsienerS zssssmsas dssed December 18th. 1855.
track rsol. s. sa andsr sss ar.ooa ., o
5s K: Ii s:::. ;ss:ss
&C s ss s ssss 1
sss shs rails arc i.d Agreement dasea IaaSss, Isl s5s
r.o. .: . s. s anase % direction Of the
ss s .sa Sc :; e.
snty TO keep IN repair the between Tho raea
h fec. in wiash Of eaeh street. in which The ras Arc
with sroove blocks Of Stone similar TO tho Rsss
Car ap - Fifty first street," Agreement isca
sspssmbor 6th 1851.
McHrH AVENUE RAuRoAp.
Same = si1sh Avenue Railroad. Anssaept dAisd Sep
sDIs ~ Dan, l66l.
RAILROAD.
20 lsads rsgaass pave snS keep IN repair ;PaS e.
Snd which the said srsoh o. tcasts
Of The public e require auoh pavement 70 DO DONE
;ssss seloss su Vie street.: nser:eotea By :d
abroad by the elevation of their grades above the
Of said road require 10 be Arohed brdged whom
the opinion Of The Common OoGnou the shall ts
.scaseary."
also that the said company wf make such senabank-
TO render The passage over The said railroad and
A the streets and tor AL
'rypeses 70 which sreas and roads arc usually putt
VIII also make, At thoir cost and charge, Ali
gains and their embanlments excavations
she opinion Of tho Common Council render nsssfsNry"
ls2esme0& dated August 10Th, 1877.
RAILROAD.
s pave the stfeets in and about she rails In salts
srory and keep the width q twenty feet q aid
aying including the rails In good repair ~ ali shines daring
ie continuance Of thsif thereof Agreement dated
FAY 18th 1882 extending Harlem Railroad from fweasy
Lir1 20 Prince street.
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