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to be done by its citisens which bids fair to
enable her (Britain} to declare that she fails
to observe the treaty, because the United
States practically set their obligations under
it at nought
The Resignation Of Commercial Agent
Fabens.-The telegraph tells of this event L,
is not unexpected to Us, as We heard day OF
two since, from one Of his (Mr. Fsbens')
friends, that the Secretary Of State had init
mated to him that he could not continue to be
permitted 20 hold a commission under the
Government, while engaged in an enterprise
, which is held by the President to be at least
of questionable propriety.
Depository Of Public Money closed.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has directed that
the depository of public money at Jefferson,
Indiana, be closed. The necessity for such
an Office there was occasioned by late heavy
sales Of the public lands in that district which
having ceased, there is no further requirement
for it there
The Revenue Cutter Joseph Lane is ex-
pected to sa:l FOR the Pacific coast from Nor.
felix, Va, on or about the 5th instant. Her
officers are Captain II. B Nones, Lieuts II.
Hunter, Henry Koy, and John Mason, jr.
She will probably convey any letters to the
officers and men in the Brazil squadron that
may be sent to her commander to that end.
Va, TO be a third class clerk in the Office Of
the Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, vice S.
York Alice removed W. E. G. Keen, Of Cal.
ifornia, to be a second class clerk In the same
Office, vice Massis promoted
The cazs OF Charles A. Arundel-The Pen
sion Bureeu have information that yesterday
Chas A. arundel, of Fairfax county, Va,
was duly held to bail in Richmond in $4,000,
to take his trial at the next term Of the u. S
District Court there. under the charge of pre-
senting forged paper in pension case as
explained In the Star day or two ago.
The Construction of the Extension of the
Treasury Building We learn that the Presi-
dent has determined to have this work com
nencea az soon as the preliminaries can bo
properly arranged, and has devolved on the
Secretary of the Treasury its general man
agement.
Z Clerical Removal Mr.. Samuel York
Alice, third class, Isl 500 per annum) clerk
in the Office OF the Sixth Auditor of the Trea-
sury, has been removed.
The St. Louis Navy Department are
mOmentarily expecting to hear Of the arriy al
of the sloop of-war ST. Louis, Commander
Duncan N. Ingrahsp at Philadelphia or Nor
folk
Iha Current Operations Of the Treasury
OsPaS IL snt.-0n yesterday, the LIST of May,
shcrs H.Te OF Treasury Warrants entered oo
tho hooks Of the Department.
For the redemption of stock. ... $3437 %
For paying Other Treasury debts. s3,7s2 SO
fc7 the Customs. ................ 1909 SO
ger covering into the Treasury
from miscellaneous sou-ces.... ,405 90
For covering into the Treasury
from Lands........, ......... ia 30
FOR covering into the Treasury
from customs. ............,,.. 348 as
of the War Department. 23,250 II
Fo, repsying in the War Depart
ment. ....-............... $50 II
Fer the Interior Department 126A5 IT
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
M. II PARKER,
HOHSE SIGN ORNAMENTAL pAIRTFp

T OUISlANA avenue, between Sixth and Sew
L 4 enth streets, No. 90. Residence No. 33O C
street, between Sixth and Seventh has added TO
his present business the sale of PAINTS, OIL s,
GLASS and PUTTY, in small or large quantities
The attention Of h0usekeepers is particularly
called to the convenience Of this arrangement as
they can at all times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, of all colors, made ready for use
by PRACTICAL PAINTER.
Orders promptly attended to and respectfully 20
licited. CHEAP FOR CASH. may9-im
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GREAT BARGAINS
POTATOES-POTATOES.

an board Marietta Burr, now nearly due, 500
" bushels White Mercer, Of superior quality and
size, which will be sold TO arrive.
ALSO
900 bushels while Maine Mercer
500 DO blue Mercer, or Peach Blow, very large.
All of which will be sold in lots TO suit the pur-
chaser, on reasonable terms.
Call and see them, at
N. b. BARTLEY's,
III Water street,
may l-lw GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-02

THE WILMINGTON DEL MUNICIPAL ELBo-
TON took place yesterday. The mail agent
arriving this morning says that the democrats
elected all their city ticket except their can.
didate for Mayor, who was beaten II votes BY
his know nothing opponent Last year the
know nothings beat the wings 12O votes and
the democrats 500.
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SPLENDID PAPER HANGINGS.

1T is with pleasure that JOHN DAVIS announces
l. 20 his old friends and the publis that be has re-
sumed his old and familiar occupation Of PAPER
HANGING, having opened a new store in the star
Buildings, the corner Of Eleventh street and Pa
avenue, where he will be found all the time himself
and keep on hand a well selected assortment OF
PAPER HANGINGS WINDOW SHADES,
BLINDS, sc.
All work entrusted TO him in his line Of business
will be promptly and faithfully exc uted 10 the en-
tire satisfaction OF those Tor whom the work may be
done.
He respectfully invites all his former friends and
customers, and the public generally 10 give him
call al his new store and see he has not some
thing in his line 10 suit their tastes and wants.
NAV DIV JOHN DAVIS.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON

IT, The Steamer THOS. COLLYER
will make TWO trips to the above pa-
ces next week.
at 9h a. m. on TUESDAY, May LIST, and FRIDAY,
Nav 4th.
The trips will give the passengers the privilege Of
spending the day at the White House, where they
can see thousands of fish caught, and great guam
ti,y of wild flowers cane be got.
Fare round trip 10 Mount Vernon and the White
House, 81. To the White House 50 cents each
Children half price.
The Boat will return TO Washington about Dock
p m.
A good band Of music will accompany the party
on the above trips
WIN. COKE will furnish Plank Shad Dinner at
the Pavilion, with all the decacies of the season,
and collaiions for those wishing them.
ap % St
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GRAND EXHIBITION AND NAY BALL,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

n L ne IVA lONhL Il III la
DROF. II. w. MURDER takes pIeasurs
Il in announcing to the publ that his Grand
Exhibition and May Ball will take place at the Ma
fional Theatre on THURSDAY EVENING, May
Sd, 1855. The most extensive preparation u being
made, which will render this the most magnificent
entertainment that has been Witnessed in this
city. The Parquette will BE- foored over from the
entrance 10 the foot Of the stage, throwing the
tire Theatre into one immense Ball Room, which
will be decorated in the most gorgeous manner. A
Throne for the Queen Of May and her Maids Of
Honor will be erected on the back of the stage,
smented with flowers and banners, surrounded by
scenes Of Fairy land.
The Exhibition in preparation for this occasion
cannot be excelled either in point Of beauty or the
manner in which the dances are executed.
The following is programme of Dances:
|. College Hornpipe, by masters,
:. Ell BolerO, by misses,
3. La Cachucha, by misses,
4. Pas Syrian, by miss and master,
S. La Smolenski, by misses,
8. La File du Sava,eur, by 3 misses,
T. CracOvienne, by misses,
Z. Scotch Dance, by misses,
8. Styran Waltz, by ? ladies and a gentleman,
10. Fischer's Honppe, by master,
III. Ell Jeleo de Jerrs, by a miss,
ID Grand Shawl Dances, by "a misses; in which
is the GROWING scene, the grand march, and
ascension upon the throne, and grand final
tabeaux.
ID. The Flower Dance, BY 30 misses from the
age Of years up TO Is, as introduced by the
wonderful Viennoise Children in this city in
lS4S. Ii is comprised Of is arches and l6
circles OF Roses Of every variety and color
This dance presents one of the most imposing
spectacles ever witnessed or of Of the
stage.
The boxes will be reserved for ladies during the
exhibition, after which the floor will he cleared for
the whole company.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attend
ing tn exhibition, the price of tickets will be
usual, only Submitting GENT emhn and ladies.
Private boxes may be obtained by calling On Prof.
NJ, at his Saloon, corner Pa. avenue and lffh ST.,
from 10 8 O'Clock 70 m. an 9l-dtd
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CARUSI'S MAY FESTIVAL.

A T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF HIS
"a many former patrons and pupils l.. CARUSI
has been induced to repeat again his annual MAY
FESTIVAL which has for long series of years
been go important an event TO the young. Ii will
take place on Tuesday evening, Mays.
L. c. can only say that this last jubilee will not be
inferior To any previous one. The Assembly Band
has been engaged, and those who have danced to
its music can appreciate its merits. Every possi
bic arrangement has been made to promote the hap
piness and comfort Of his patrons and friends.
my 2-3ts Intel 4 Union I
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HE INDIANAPOLIS LECTION Tho demo
Gratis ia this city are Growing to day over q
private dispatch saying that tho know moth
ings have been routed horse foot and dra
geons'' in the municipal election that took
place yesterday at Indianapolis, Ind.
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MAGAZINE for May is re-

HARPER's MAGAZINE for May Is re-
H ceived at SHILLINGTON'S.
Lesies Ladies' Gazette of Fashion for May, con-
tanning all the late Partisan styles Of Spring
and Summer Fashions
Godey's Lady's Book for May
Graham's Magazine do
Putnam's do do
Emma Harper's Story Book, do
Kenneth, by Miss Young, author Of Heartsease and
the Heir of Recliffe
Backwood's Magazine for April
Hardships of an Heiress, by NJ 6. Gore
Temptat on, by the author of Minnie Grey, Gus
Howard, and Stanfeld Hall
Grace Lee, by Julia Kavanaugh, author of Nathalie
Bankers Daughter, by Reynolds
All the new Books published received immediate
ly afterwards
Everything in the Stationery Line at
SHILLINGTON'S, Bookseller
OdeoI Building, Ger Pa. av. and ~ 81
may l-3t
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Grand and Astounding Dramatic
ID Z q r. a M "A

DESTRUCTION OF CH.aRLEsToHE,
(NOT PAISTINe,D
Will be open for exhibition on TUESDAY EVE
MING, May LIST, and continue every evening during
the week.
Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY amer
Rooms, at 3 O'Clock.
Doors open Al ito commence az O'Clock.
Admission IS cents-ChdIen accompanied by
their pa rents half price. ap 26-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-02

I OST-MAY FIRST, PROBABLY between the
IL Post Office and corner 9Th ST., and Pa. avenue,
a couple of Charms, with Locket, containing two
daguere0types. The finder will be suitably re-
waEded by leaving them at the st. Charles Hotel.
NAV 2-St-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-02

LII STRANG FRS
N visiting the City should see Hunters Cata-
ogue of The CuTiOsties Of the Patent Office. Also,
his Description Of Powell's Great Picture.
feb 23-3ms
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SILKS FROM AUCTION.

NTE open this morning large lot Of DRESS
W SILKS, purchased al the late sale of Hall g.
Bros, AT one.half their value, and which we will
sell at small advance for cash, or to prompt GUS
toners.
ALS0-JUsr OPENED
Rich iounced Barge dresses
so pieces rich printed Bsreges
80 do plain blue, pink, brown and tan colored
Bareges
as do Organdy Muslin and French Launs
1000 yards beautiful Launs al 12Hc; worth IS
500 do goo style Barge de Lains al l21dc.
80 pieces all pure Irish Linen. which We will sell
by the piece 1t 81 and 371$c per yard
dozen Gentlemen's French Shirt Bosoms.
Gloves, Cravats, Pocket Hdks, &C., sc.
COLLEY & SEARS,
No. 023 Seventh street,
may 2-eO2w 3 doors above Pa. avenue.
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Il OST.-A large BREASTPlN, containing hair.
i The name of the owner is engroved on the back.
suitable reward will be paid on leaving il al TIA
F street. NAV 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-02

CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELhi'
COpened this day, forty different styles OF c ocas
GOod Clocks 81 25 Fine Gold Watches, "
warranted. Jewelry cheaper lhan ever.
Call and see for yourselves at
J. ROBINsON's,
No. $40 opposite Browns Hotel
may l-dlm
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SUMNER MILLINERY.

4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT will be opened
n al MRS. HILLS, on THURSDAY, ~
spectfuy solicited. South side of Pennsyl-- IT.
vania avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. my q 81
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LIME! LIME!

LINE LIME!
lust LANDING 1900 bushels wood burnt Lime,
- in good order and Of superior quality.
Also. on hand hickory, oak, and pine wood coal,
Sc all of which will be sold low.
VIM WARDER.
Cor 18th X sts near the canal, No. 549
my 2-gOd3t (OfgRn.)
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RTO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR
49, Having seen my name among the list of
members OF the Know Nothines as published in the
Daily Baltimore Republican of yesterday, totally
deny ever having been member, or of knowing
anything concerning any such body Of men.
CHARLES LEHMAN
Blacksmith, street, next to Joyce's
Coach Factory
Washington, Mayo, lS55-lt.
The Editors of the Republican will please copy
and place me right
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FOR PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.

FOR PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
Class No. 4 Yellow pine lumb.r
5 Oak and hard wood timber ndlumter
8 white pine, spruce juniper, en- cy-
press timber AMI lumo~r
7 Lime and hair
IL Iron, iron spikes and nails
IL Steel
IA Files
is Paints. obs ami glsss
l6 Ship chsudlrIy
II Hardsare
IS s'ad'pery
10 Fire wood
20 Hay srd STRAW
81 ProveEder
% Charcoal
10 Beliipg packing and bore
81 COPPER ard competition Bai's
96 Machinery and Tools
FOR FORT hIrrEIN.
Class No. Bricks
4 Yellow pine lumber
Oak and hard wood timber and lumber
Wife pine, fpruce, juniper, and cy-
press timber and lumber
Lime and hair
Q Gravel and sand
10 Slate
IL Iroo, iron spikes ard nails
10 Ship chandlery
FOR ASYLUM.
Class No Clothing
Hats, boots, shoee, &c.
8 Provisions
Groceries
8 DRY goods
8 Bread, &c
Tobacco
s Chandery
9 Hardware
10 Iron spd nsis
IL Paints, oils and glass
- Files
Is Lumber
.,... ID Prorender
10. IL Fire wood
16 Charcoal
IL Stationery
FOR WASHINGTON.
Ga" No. ! !, I Bricks
Yeliov pine Timber
Oak and hard wood timber
White pine timber and lumber
Lime and hair
Gravel and sand
II Iron, iron spikes and nails
IL Gieel
Ia Pig iron
Is Paints, oil. end glass
l6 Ship chandlsry
IS Stationery
10 Fire wood
% Hay and Straw
81 Provender
% Charcoal
% Betting, packing and hoee
NAVY YARD, NORFOLK.
Class No. Bricks
2 stone
Yellow pine lumber
Oak and hard wood timber
White pine and juniper timber and
lumbsr
Lime
8 Cement
0 Sasd
10 Slate
II Iron, iron spikes and nails
IL stsel
Is Building of magazine keepers house
Ia Files
Is Paints, oils. and glass
10 Snip chaniery
IL Hardware
Is Stationery
20 Hay aud straw
Fl Provsnder
% Charcoal
% Betting and packing
"a Copper and composition nails
Is Iron castings
20 Machinery and tools
steam engine for dry dock
FOR PENSACOLA,
Class No. Pricks
2 Stone
8 Yellow pine timber
Yellowpine lumber
Oak ssd hard wood timber and lumber
6 White pius, spruce, Juniper, and cy.
press lumber and timber
Cement
o Cookie shells
10 Slate
ii Iron, iron spikes and nails
IL fteel
ID Railroad iron
IA Files
Is Paints, oils, glass
is Ship chs ndery
IL Hardware
Is Stationery
10 Fire wood
20 Hey
2I Preverder
% Charcoal
% Betting. packir &, hose, DO
"a Copper and composition nails
25 Iron castings
26 Machinery, &c
The schedule will state the times within which
articles and materials viii be required to be dsl.v
and hoxa xIz&o L.
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s~EX HIBITIONOF THE SABBATH
eS>ia school at the street Baptist Church -
This School will give an exhibition ON FRIDAY
EVENING, May 4ih, TO commence at a quarter be.
Tore eight O'Clock. Admi,tance free.
may 2-3t
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II I.S Me IF YOU DARE "A new Waltz, very
N suitable tor be snners, composed and dedic sied
10 Miss -, OF Georgetown, by Prof w. Hunter.
Published and for sale al
HILBUS & HITS Music Depot,
may . Corner Pa, av. and lIth 81.
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TINHE HEALING OF THE NATIONS. BY
l. CHAS. LINTON. With an Introduction and
Appendix by N. P. TaIImadge. Published by the
Society for the diffusion of Spiritual knowledge,
New York. j large octave volume, pr ce al so.
For tale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
nsal 9th street. my2
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
o. viii be opened on Thursday morning, ~
VAthe 81 instant, at 10 O'Clock, over theyA
Dry Good store Of George F. Allen, HANDSOME
sortmsnt of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, 20
which the attention of the Ladies OF Washington
and its vicinity are respectfully called.
GEO. F. ALLEN,
1-&' Penn. avenue, next 10 10th street..
GREAT BARGAINS
TN LADIES', CENTS. MISSES, AND Chill
i DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.-The
subscriber being compelled to remove from III
the store he now occupies, offers his pres vH
cnt well-assorted stock Of BOOTS AND -.
SHOES al greatly reduced prices. All persons in
want of the article will find IL to their advantage TO
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. II. SLOAN,
No. 3OA Pa. av., near 10th St, north eide.
NAV 1T
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deeply ceesp~s vh ihs's spss fssy es.se. u sesss
al tcr ee,se Mxusrd TIE scSy eeso re1cvse frsn
G ,,,l.r Of ihe hoas. 10 ~esnus:s. vsere lie ssHssrs
had inferred r. ssd ecrssnes TO c'Dseerste4 srcsnt
,hsr who sss r's an res u .1ssse ss, g, ear
d o. frie1c siv Asrdez ,
ofcer Sir - We! Of mysef, tha, wsh 70 sf.aA
-h "a LAWYER rcse frc hn seat Aat crev the solt Of tee
deer between the Two ottees -, ,.
"Isnre,ey Clsn." he said =" s1'e sfy-,o hear VOC
70 BE CONTINUED ~ OH NENrl
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TIHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Ar KENNEDY. o. RoxburJ, has dsco7erss Il ere q en-
pasture weees FsEsdJ hsl eaes .ni hINo
He has tined eleven hundred eases and failed
except In both thunder humof he h.. nov IN 10
possession Hundred certificates Of h yAss, al vtals
twenty mile. Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to cure sursins sore mouth
10 three bo.es ~ t5s wot Einc OF 9ihpe1 -
Tve Or tire. bottle. will ele. the system Of sle.
Two bottles warranted 70 cure The wos, eahfs N ne
mouth snd s,orlsch
ors or two bottles ~Armted 30 cure all aan'r IN The
Two bottle, are warranted to car. raIns Of he az
TouS o. st bottle. warranted to eou and rSaaHs
One bottle VIII eu-. ss.ly srspdOn' Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted % cure ne so'a case q
Two three bottles are w.,ried 70 sars lie d,sps
Three to our bottle. warranted to ss rhsus
Five eight bottles viii the worst case Of seoruA
perfect warranted when the above quantity taten
Nothns lool. improbable those who have In vain RS
growing the and along old wss ,h0ud ea
ever, nuTGr n ne 'f .s no, aos hr Do. -.
suitirT eases, bat not yours peddied ovw
effects Of i, in every Is has already done some Of SOC
greatest h.aseh1set-A gave Il 70 eates
sG esl9sa who's. tsA -. .o an .al ABBY
Cosec perfect safe Of he4th sy one bottle ~,
s~Sy. ere L. Il .yes relief and dLl1ns~-
Some re have taken have been eosve for years And hA
IL. -
lot there etraBssaeGt Of the functions o.
sl 'ssy singular feehs' bot you r1D 9e -
armed they always dspgea from four daysto ~ees Ile1
bad result RON if' 90 the contrary When inHt zee.
ns 4. rome, vil feel yourself Ike oeSe
OF the os; e1tsvsssns sneomiuns Of Is tbAi ever
Tss1fscrur.a By DONALD KENNEDY, Nc lie Wares
IT. Roxbury, Assa Priee 81
Whotsse A., Its fer New Yo!k: V. cLtckEN-h 70
No FL Barelsyu; CHARLES H. RING. Nc -. n,oaas,'s'
a 4 1 D SANDS, No III WilAr-st hAksa a ~
THR0P' No. $50 Gr.en-eb ~ scaiEFFELls sReH,s
C. 10 y ui.m o., BUYD PAUL. ChsHtelsr SLLns
a % Pransin-st; 8cKissOS RO56INsk 60 10 ~
= WARD CLOssA 60 Nai6-h-lAne NJ bAi 1f-
lyn; .n4 sc f,:si b al srE LIsst - ''s
49, ne lnssI.
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TuxIs AoxxrLL. Auet.ozser.

TUxIs AoxxELL. AaetioEetE
u,HIs Saturday MORNING. commencing at
Va pse.y ,ea an, plain roRsirURs' s.@ :Sss ss 20
S:..:.S Yors' .hsh VA se .cd L. :'d .sc:.c
1893 &c For particulars see Catalogue
mo OMNIBUS and HOTEL PROPRlErORS.
wMs s'I s,s.s, On wksssiDaf Yp
1. * T Yssssssr oa sh S. a." ''''' ~ "
,.s - es,,enser OMNIsUsEs.
10 ~ nAeNEss
~ .is Of EXTRA WHEELS.
..ms assortment Of spohss Feio.s se,sonsd
,ssss been bot iti!e used, and will be sold whoa,
ser efse B0aid Of Director. q the Brooklyn City
i; ss.. No sST x vSiton Broo.lyH. z
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the CITY Of
SRoOkLYN. soJoi1ins tUtroN FEaRY. ssl,nsiog
81 ss ~. ns. 81 Dc ,..
ever v.e 10 the Comrs.oneis Of ne sntns Fund Of
q s.s.S Feb 81 1916 Of the Lsgsaare Of this
sac p.ss MsJ - 1915 the ommssi1ners OF The sinking
!s s ss5 a. poon At TIE Mefsssn. Tsehiass in the
az, New the blowing Lets tsSeiheT With the build
Let and toildss thereon, story brick store No q Fall
lot and IuiSn, tsereon q story bsiek store and d~e
hi No q Fotoost Map 8 .,
Let .,d ssidss i.sIsGS story brick store add dwell
Lot snd oUi6'ns. thereon frame building used
b-sy .be APO dveDs) fronting on Wser' nesf corner
Ls srd Suliops thereon Ibrics building used
sr, nsbe fro, tt, "a Water st., and sdonins the ABOVE
rentor ed lot Msp No 10.
Lo. building, tbrcx livery stable and old
hane dwelling fronting Wsersi and sdJonins tbs ABOVE
pestortd lot kspNo II. ,,
fhe following los also IN Brooklyn ron hog water s.,
s, Fntol Perry together with the buildings thereon VIII
sasIe bids rabe auction for five Yeas from Mas
lt55 81 the same iiIae and place, VIZ: nj,
Lot Nap Nos 10 and II, with Ssioy rans ouiians oc
Lot Map No u.s. with sst0ry frame building, occupied As
Lot Map Nc. 49, with sstoy frame building and black
smith shop .,
10 Lot, HAP No 10. old frame building used "s black
spith's shop. $500
VIII be offered for sale At the same time and place E'sht
( Ground belonsng to the Corporation OF the Cy oil
NsvYo located 81 hsUhstauvie N the City o. New iors
the being the bcck bounded by the Hsoson River Rail
rosd I2b Gv,. lSoth ann 49, stss ,,,
Mars Of the properly be old sno ssed may DC OOain'u
1t The Comptrolers Office. No Hall OF Records
TENS SALE.
Of the purchase and expenses OF sie
for the sold be paid the time snc place OF SAFE rhy
per May II, when the deeds VIII be
delivery; and sixty cent II desired ma rem AN
On for FIVE from the Jet day o. May
Of anDuin psS able nail yesfy
FaI vauertee deeds VIII be given.
Ten per the yesy rent bid and the expenses OF
sale md lease for the properly leased to be pAd &C the %
psce e sale TO he applied the hs guar s rent aud
the be paid quarter ye4y the usual quarter dzys
70 paw all tsxts during tho continuance Of
thsn lease ttBNANDO WODD, M7yof
JAS. NJ SMITH. v Recorder
G. FLAGG Comproll-T
W. EDMONDs Chamberlain.
ANsON HERRICK Chairman Finance
Com. Boa'd OF Alderman.
j & WANOELL, Chairman Finance
Com. Board OF Councimen
Commissioners Of Sinking fund.
Department Of Finance, Comptrollers Ofice,(
March 10 1885. !
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stsu.es Vases &c in es variety. The french Porcels ala
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which puts within the reach Il all hoososeepe pss.eis
and essmue CHAkLFS AgRENFELDr No 80 Maiden
tame an stairs. above Wndes House. furnishing store
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