New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08
Two thousand and ,wenyhreo square yard. q

Two thousand and twenyhree ysrds o. Gs BLOCK
s4s hundred aud sly meal ceet curb reset
One ard bali liDesl feet curb set.
INTERSECTION THruD AvWSUE.
Thirty nine squ-Ie yards traP elscs psy,ne
Thirty .four secsI- fee brdfe stone
Nine and hall bnesl tee, curb reset
INTERSECTION sxooSD AyEsCs
sGps,s y,,ds trap ,Sst , paysS Bird aou
sK,y-oDe sud hall linssi feet new curb seI
Rew-io orb Oct 20. 1854 -. u,,,.,,, c,,- e.-~.vo,
ofFee Beard Of Assessors. JAM Il, lsCo.
I1ocS p e xAntE'' Assessors.
The BosTd q herewith present he use the
paving with tap block pavement .v bs armed
second to the hire svs1Se IN Uss .. on
hector thereof The same having been ,cc1ised.
~ VIZ" Restcctfuly submitted, ,r,urrr.
y Wm. a. fDoobsY
CYy,oy go,RD or ASSESSORS Jan H. ls,se ,,.-,., ~.
m omtpte- Assessments 90 wnon rs io.et - 80
om the boaS 81 % iran
slects respectfully report thst they have ekanned 'e
e appears 70 70 oSsens and none rscssed
Your Committee therefore submit Ter adoption sue following
sS That The for paving with trap blok'c
Beiian ps1eacnt Fiyeson4 e,tcs. om Second to airl
''s'' ''''~ %i[SA dTT TpgToNErY} Committee
GEo STARR. Assessment,
sOma of Aldermen January 60 ia On sy a seI noes
Board February ~ sS s .q noe. %SaoP.od
H1erecs Ia srpareut from tho pabished Official oroce~d
mrs OF the u1e tina, several bills have been n'rs
aSS 80 s9ne or 20 sSPoS Sh VSsr
invns Of be citizens Of this city u" sa'i bills ny their
l Of tbs city Of al c@niro rights . and Interest over
the ees aysn.e' and ybc place; and eSed IA
rsirosd onrsies or corporation. without the .acon or
Of s oOporate authorities the agents aud representa-
tive citizens thus virtually creating 4nies corp,ra
tons pcs powers snd privileges superior to The repssent-
stye Of the people by conens upon said computes or opp
Inons monopoly prin and aud
Bhered BY the plain OF the successive chaess oil
Colonial Government Of srchic Great Britain the pres
en- hne, cPo's0ns have been secured ana osI
tin ehs privileges and milui;ies foremost among ~hoh
has teO thcir Exclusive conoi over s Streets pablo Pco
Wic;as lie Constitution of this State adopted subsequent
the resolution confirmed to tits city al the ishi and priv
uy elected representative tie Mayor Aldermen snd joe
onsy of said city time Of It's adoption anl has co1tn
present ue bss aoundani proved oy tee decian Of
tie Court Of Appeals In the celebrated Broadway Ha9Ad oa,e
hc e.s and highway has been cleay defined aud
Hhereos ssvers all the bills in question pendi
before the Nete Leghlsu'r contemplated ~ 'n pr9von'
OF this city rt Of the Constitution Of the Sae oe l. there
Kesoeed Tia. ks E1cecrcy Edwin H. Morgan. Governor of
the a,e Of NewGo,l be most respectfully ont "Jseaty re-
railroad or otter bills may passed may hereafter
pes the Legislature ale as oeaenaJ ANY wise ii-
pons the rights Interests Of tho people ofth,- city IL the
aispiticn their streets Places HIGHWAYS by
granting corporation or CO Porati'n
exclusive privilege Of che occupIon Of any SAGA
pase hgL for raoai other purposes witaon
the OF the Msyor Aldermen. end Conmoaai'y o this
city irc dT-t had md obtained and be further
Ecoea, That copy Of the foregoing preamble and es,u
ton duly Autheuc4ted inmedarly transmitted 20 his
E1ency Edwin b. Morgan. Governor Of the state OF New
Iork.
Board Of Aldermen, Jan 80. 1860 - 49,
f fo@bT Of counclsren. Feb G, 1862 ''''
On Ayes and Noes, sdoP ed
JAMES LITTLE. Assistant Clerk.
RNDEN's EXPIRE S.
DAILY.
Forwards veuabes and Merchandise TO and from. and coe
drafts bills &c. IN all parts Of the
EAST, WEST SOUTH
VIII receive gosds orders to "osl" st
No IA BROADWAY.
YNULIAM CAFFYN.-Thc undersigned desires