The New York herald., 1863-06-16

Board OF Aldermen.
fOFFICiAI.1


miah, Hardy. Boole, Mas'erson. 0well Fromen Farley
The the meeting read and approved
rendered at The reception Of the sIh regiment amounting
By the PRzsrprxr-Memoriai OF Clark Mils Offering "a
for the me Of sso
| Referred to the Committee on Arts and Sciences
RKsoLuTIoNs.
Resolved That permsson be and 10 hereby given to Thos
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directed 70 the Board Councimsn con
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Rssoiyed Thai Seventy street between Fnh
under the
Referred TO Committee on Roads. Fa41 s w1A
Resolved he sam of three hundred and forty Nv.
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,he vosntse ana hat tbs and be hereby
the above @ a%oon ns 20 be taken from the apDrOD
s e ss:1 e q:
ciimsn r.nn,sI FOR concurrence
Resolved iisih street from the Er. TO the Second
Referred to Committee on Rsada
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The Committee on wharveS Pisrs and Slips preseped
report IN favor Of building the pier at the foot OF Twenty
second street, East river.
0n IN . fos
Second avenues through First to six,eth street.
The Committee Roads presented report to pave For.
coneSrrns with The Bosra o concm % ADOPT ns
i1a BE- oSss naa @
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with ordinance therefor) Nsl
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Seventy street between Brosdway
and Eighth be and graded under Shs d.
thereto tSsrefor5 u A' ''''' commissioner '~"n 0r0'nAn'e.
soasSrTins Win Ss Board ccansmea sdop.as
No.h river be paved with coeblesone the
companyn ng ordinance therefor be adopted ''' ~
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the city the remainder and the accompanying ordinance 70
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concSrrins with the Board Of councimsn IN adopting
resolution that Seventy seventh street between second
and @ "ds ssssd
dipance thereiorJ :" - 80 - =
ISs TSd cHS,,,, sys1 on Road. ,.,o,
eone,rras with .he Board of CoIncmsn il adopting reso
9ns sa & S% ansss the 70
direction Of The 6roion Aauedas Department and that the
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soas,S,ss WIN dc Board q SSsasinsn adopting
street, '''"''" '''''' 'N'' ave-
,hs, sseonS snd sss
sixth streets BE- eurssi and CUTIE and The sdsSaEs
and graded ihe Be done under
Laid over ....0'1. w.. -. $500
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Frs, East according to '' ''' '''
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on ,s,s the line ausr Of said street
WIN ,As Board SOuncilmen Adopting
Third and Fourth avenues be regulated and graded
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the Street Commissioner twith ordinance thsrefor).
This Compit,ee Roads presented report in of
@ WIN 'ne Sosf1 o. 10 adopting reso
tagged space four feet vide where not already done
under the direction OF the Street Commissioner with ord
nance hercfor).
Laid over.
The COMMITTEE on Roads presented report in favor of
concurring with the Board OF Councilmen in adopting
luton that Eighty fourth street. between avenuet
be regulated and graded and the sidewalks tagged space
four feet wide through the and the curb gutter
therein under Street Com.
missioner.
Laid over
MAYOR.
A message received from his Honor the Mayor In
clos OF original certificate York
Herald and New York Tribune papers which the
ant 10 sec. 2 Of cap. 217. laws Of 1888
Received and referred to Committee Print NJ and Ad
vertisng
The following message was received from his Honor the
Mayor reurnng unapproved resolution eivnR pemisson
the northeast corner Of Liberty and Broadway
MAros's OTIIcr, NEW Yons. June ii 1885,
TmE HONORABLE BoARD ALpxRngr:-
0gHrLEnRr-1 return without approval resoluttou
giving permission 70 Charles Adee place . sign on
the lamp the northeast Liberty street and
Broadway
II must Re obvious TO honorable body that gene