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TitlePreliminary assessment map for the opening of that part of Sixteenth Street recently widened between Ave. D and the J.C & B.P.R.R. Bayonne, N.J.
Date Issued1871-03-07
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TitlePreliminary assessment map of the improvement of Twentysixth Street from the easterly crosswalk on Avenue D to the westerly line of Avenue F.
Date Created1885-12-07
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TitlePreliminary assessment map for laying flag and crosswalks on Twenty-Sixth Street from the easterly line of Avenue D to the westerly line of the right of way of the Central Rail Road of New Jersey
Date Created1876
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TitleAssessment map for the opening of Twentysixth Street from Avenue D to the Central Rail Road Sept. 1869
Date Issued1870-04-26
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TitleFinal assessment map for flagging Bayonne Ave from the westerly line of Ave. A to the easterly line of Ave. E
Date Issued1872-11-11
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TitleAssessment map for the opening of Oak Street, Bayonne
Date Issued1868-10-07
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TitleFreehold & Jamesburg AG. R. R. Co.
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TitleCover of Homes on the Central Railroad of New Jersey for New York business men : a description of the region traversed by the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and its branches and connections from New York to Mauch Chunk, embracing a statement of the inducements and conveniences held out conjointly by the Railroad Company and property owners and others along the line to those desirous of securing either permanent or transient homes outside of New York / by George L. Catlin.
AuthorCatlin, George L.
Date Issued1873
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TitleAll the year round-old road, Raritan & Delaware Bay Railroad for Long Branch, Tom's River, Manchester ... by the favorite steamers Jesse Hoyt and Neversink ...
Date Issued1868
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TitleBack cover of Homes on the Central Railroad of New Jersey for New York business men : a description of the region traversed by the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and its branches and connections from New York to Mauch Chunk, embracing a statement of the inducements and conveniences held out conjointly by the Railroad Company and property owners and others along the line to those desirous of securing either permanent or transient homes outside of New York / by George L. Catlin.
AuthorCatlin, George L.
Date Issued1873