The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

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but at cost 10 the The whes Of said work
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2. D; PURDY, Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies;
calling Repair. and
agreement with dnsr.n. railroad p.ass,
tn 10. e is s sy 81 N through which their
hSwss thai sl hs said rails Is :h. .a ,: laid
and As shall Is approved BY Stree.
in and about the rails in amer and keep The
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witch he rails ar iaid dated January ss 1854
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Council the tsid parties to become bound ia sufficient
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width OF street which the
ALSO that the foundation each side of the rails shall
with blocks stone similar :. Rus:
pavement far Fifty first street, Agreement dated
September 9th, 1851
AVENUE RAILROAD.
Same as Sixth Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sep
TENDER 9th, 1851.
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD.
ITO grade regulate pave, and keep in repair,
twenty five feet width in and about the tracks in All the
and through which the said track tracks
shall be laid whenever the Common Connc shall deem the
interest Of the public TO such to be done
"Said company will their construct stone
bridges ch OF the streets nteeced by the sad
rcad may by the elevation Of their grades above the
surface Of said oad requrs to be arohed brdgd when
the opinion the Common Council the rha DO
necessary"
ALSO, that the said company will make such embAnk
ments or excavations as the Common Council deem
necessary to render the said railroad
mhankment at the and for all
purposes to viii h streets and roads usually put
viii also mxke At toeir and charge, all such
drains and their emban excavations
in the opinion Ct the Common Council render
Agreement dated August 18TH 1877.
HARLEM RAILROAD
Shall pave the streets in and about the rails in salts
factory and keep the width OF Of said
paving including the ra h 10 good repair ali times during
the continuance Of their use thereof Agreemen. dated
May 18Th 1892 extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty
third to Prince street,