The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

ZORRO RATION NOTICE. : DEPARTMENT OF RE.
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The Isye%enss in the city and county New good
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partially keep in rpairJ copy Of which win be found
The contractor will be required VIXEN replacing old cobbe
stone with new to furnish The best kind Of cobe
sharp sand contractor viii ao keep ali the bridge
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pairing the contractor will be obliged came
with block to %pd
bsh and tons to be removed from the street by the
The Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies reserves the
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deduct the cost Of the from that be
ns relation to work and il
not to said then to resort to their
city will be divided into two districts denominatd the
The Eastern district will all that portion Of the
city lying east Of whitehall street and including whitehall
square snd including fro.dxay to Union squsfc; that
and including the Fourth avenue to its termin alton.
city s Of whh sW snS raurs
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who shall T. the time Of nns the
double bid sad contractor Tho
nsh his securities within twenty hours after
tanned Said 90 win b Subject to the
Honor the Mayer The wi, be required 70 com
nation and approval whoa viii given ofeially from
the ohes Of The Commission kpsrs and sapplies
and tho 70 for for to @
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The q Repairs and Supplies also
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All information respecting tho be obtained by
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Covenants in agreement with dfrsn. railroad companies
asO afspn s a Isss Now ses through which %
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the and for aIl other PURPOSES
and that the said oompasy shall pave tho street
in aud about the rails in perm anent and keep sh
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sh track tracks !. s aadsT of til
Street and on such grades as ara now
or The M parties ts
penalty to keep in good TRA the the n the
which the rails laid" Agreement dated January s 1868
sreh track or .rs be laid under the direction
Street and on sush e r. nov sss
Council the saia parties to become bound suhcisn
Keep space between the
and the outside the either eide OF ut leas
eight feet in width of each street in which the rails laid
Also that the foundation on each side Of the rails hs
paved with grooved blocks of similar the Rus
pavement as far up as Fyhrst street." Agreement date
| septcmber 6th 1851
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
Same Sixth Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sep
| TENDER 9th, 1851.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
TO grade, regulate. pave and keep in repair spac
twenty five feet in width in and about the in all TIN
and through which the said tracks
shall be laid whenever the Common Conno shall deem the
interest OF the public TO require such be done
bridges such of the streets nterseeed by tho laid
railroad by the elevation Of their grades above the
surface Of said DAD require to be archcd
in the opinion Of The Comm Council the shall be
necessary"
"Also that tho said company will axe such embanl
ments or excavations the Common Counc Gil may deem
render tho the said railroad and
purposes to viii n streets and roads usually Pot
viii also make, at tler cost and charge all sucf
drains and as their excavations
in tho opinion Of the Common Council render
Agreement dated August 18th, 1897.
EAKLEM RAILROAD.
shall pave the streets and about the rails In salts
factory aud keep the width of tive feet f ai
paving eludins the Is in good repair at ali times dera
tho continuance of their thereof dateC
May 18th 1882, extending Harlem Railroad from Twopty
! third to Prince street.