New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
fu the Assembly,

To HEGvLATE THE SALE OF DRUGS, sc.
Nj. OSWALD introduced bill to regulate the
ale Of drugs &c in New.logk, and directing than M
person shah be allowed to sen drugs IN NewyoIk unless
nc procure Il license for which De Is tO pay s..
Section directs that all druggists shnll have . CON.
Ietet person III attendance az ~ hours, toprepe AID
sell drugs aud for every prescription put up between
the hours OF p. IL. and O'clock u. Iu - per cont
additional may lr charged.
Section provides that any person offending against
any Of the provisions OF this act BE- Liable imprson.
mcnt not exceeding sixty days and to a fine q 500
SALARY OF 1HE CLERK or PROBATE.
Mr. BENEDICT introduced bin fixing the salary of tie
Clerk OF Probate in tho office OF the Surrogate VI New.
York, 1T $780, to take eject Jan. /, 1854.
RECORD COAfMIsSI oNER.
Mr. PlNoKNEY introduced bill appointing Daniel G.
Birdsall Commissioner OF Records lor the City and
County Of New-York, in place OF Jonathan Nathan
deceased.
"MUslcAL MUTUAL PROTECTIVE UNION
Nj nENcpIcr introduced n bill naming rs corpo
raiors OF the above body. Henry Daniel keissenhog2.
David Lorenzo Downing, JnO. George Schneider.
Francis Xavier Diler Henry Girtclmeyer, Jacob
Rebhun. George Schneider Claudio solomon Grafalla,
and others and allowing them TO hold rca! estate the
annual income OF which shall not exceed SOS coo.
IN REGARD TO CLEANING srRtEIS &C, IN NEw-ioRK
Mr.. BooKsTAyER introduced bill providing for the
pavement all streets lanes and avenues used by the
Railroad Companies OF New-lOlk city with Bel i4n
pavement half Of the cost OF the same ts be paid
by The Company running through the said streets.
The Corporation OF New York city shall within one
month a!er the passage of thanaet publish proposals
for the paving. If more thao one Company used the
street. the expense OF paving is to be shared equally by
them.
1t makes 1t the duty Of the Companies running through
the streets to clean hem at least week prevents
the removal Of snow from the track by salt other
chemicals Said pavement be laid year after the
passage OF this act and every street hereafter used by
a railroad shah be thus paved
ia such streets are laid with Belgian pavement
at the time of laying tracks then oneha the OF the
same sto DC charged 10 the Company.
Section provides for the appointment of fonr Com
missioners ~ salary OF $1,000 per annnn, TO hold Of
the several requirements of this act They are TO he
appointed in the came manner rs Commissioners for
opening streets are appointed.
CATHfBIEB-srREET FERRY RAILROAD.
Mr. pINCKNEl blu names eorpOratOrS of the Dcs
brosscsslrect and CathernestIcet Ferry Railroad, Ste
Uben y. Russell, James Kelly Robert Harper James
f.. Nolan, WIN. II. King. l.. McAInhon, WIN. e. Eige.
Wood. Charles Il. Russell, stephen Cornell Richard
Arshaw. and c. W. Baker, and empowers them 20
construct and operate railroad with single double
track Though the following streets IN the City OF New
York: commencing nj North River foot o. Desbrossos
street 81 and through Hudson, BrOome. Mott. Bayard.
Bowcry, Chatham square. Catherine South. Oliver 10
Chatham square; through Mott 20 Bayard 90 Baxter.
White, Hudson. To Desbrosses. The road 10 be
pleted within two years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERRY RAILROAD.
Mr KoGfRss bill FOR the construction of Il railroad
rom ihlity fourth street. East River. 10 Hoboken
lefry North River homes corpOIntors Thomas
W iihams, George q. Rogers, j. q. GiiswOld Il. III.
Johnson, j. Il. Jacobs {. W. Tmpson. Henry ). Will
son, D. H. Stout, j. L. ConOyer q. j. Robinson Il. &.
Mead. q. Butler. M. Ely W. L. Russell. and j. II.
ino Commencing at Thirty omth street, the road Is
10 run 10 Lexington avenue. Grnineray square. Irving
pace fouitetnth street, Fourth aveAue Eighth street.
ana ASot place 10 Lafayette place, Great Jones street.