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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

4 Submissive AND PArIENr Wo-
MAN. MIR. Peabody one day came in
from walk. His wife said to him, j
have been thinking Of our situation. and
have determined to be submissive and
patient .Ah' said he. that 10 good
resolution; Let US see what We have got
to submit 10. will make list Of our
trials. First, We have homs-we will
submit to that. Second. We have the
comforts Of life--we will submit to that
Thirdly. We have each other. Fourth
~. We have = multitude Of friends.
Filthy. We have God to take care Of us. u
"Ah." said she. ''pray stop-1 will say
no more about submission"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
NO. l27.

members Of the McGregor Bsr-though
We know but little Of their antecedents.
We have found them all very social and
agreeable. and they have contributed
their share to mako our FIRST visit to
Mc4regor extremely pleasant.
Unlike Brick Pomeroy late Of the
Horizon Argxs, we have been able to
turn round in the one street of Nc cGreg-
or. The weather is warm, and very
likely tho street has expanded. Where
McGreyor will put all her citizens ten
years hence, when she will have fifteen
or twenty thousand we are desirous of
knowing. But this is an age Of inven-
tive genus, and Mc0regor. the "pent-up
Utica" Of Iowa, will loosen her apron
strings in some way. $751;.
,a.E e7 Il thsrs . town 10 huid 4 a. .st
Where bluffs are steep, and outlets fswl
Mrtsna.nr. With the Mnflys pnwse Alt'a
WIN put her through
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

HENRr WARD BEEcHER ON CHURCH
ORaANs.-Henry Ward Beecher has
been holding a discourse with the read
ers Of the Independent, on church Or
gans. He docs not entertain much re-.
Il lKsefs efs asa&Ay 'bfaiesadi:: nRls "deset,bs5h 81
which operation is humorous and anus
ing.
He describes the grand exhibition of
the new organ. in which the great play.
ers of the region about take part, and
put the instrument through all its PAGES.
He says:
cat length fugus is to show the
whole scope and power of the iustru-
ment. The theme, like cautious rat,
peeps out to see if the coast is clear, and,
after few hesitations. comes forth and
begins to frisk little, and run up and
down to see what it can find. It finds
just what it did not want-a purring
tenor lying in ambush and waiting for
spring. and as the theme comes in
cautiously near, the savage cat Of a tenor
pitches at it, misses its hold. and then
takes after it with terrible earnestness.
But it has miscalculated the agility of
the theme. All that it could do, with
the most desperate effort, was to keep
the theme from running back into the
hole again, and 50 they ran up and
down, around and around, dodging,
eluding. whipping in and out of every
corner and nook, till the whole organ
was aroused. and the base began to take
part, but unluckily slipped and rolled
down stairs, and lay at the bottom raw
ing and growing in the most awful
manner, and nothing could appease it.
Sometimes the theme was caught by
one part and dandled for a moment,
when, with snatch. another part took
it and run off exultant, until unawares.
the same trick was played on it, and f.
nally, all the parts being greatly exer-
cised in mind, began to chase each other
promiscuously in and out, up and down,
now separating. and now rushing in full
tilt together, until everything in the or
gan lost patience. and all the stops
were drawn, and, in spite of all that the
brave organist could do-who flew
about and bobbed up and down. feet,
hands, head and all-the tune broke up
into n real row. and every part was club
bing every other one, until at length,
patience being no longer . virtue. the
organist, with two or three terrific
crashes. put an end to the riot, and
brought the great organ back to 81
lence -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

Buaa's OPINION OF THE LApISs.-
That man. said Colonel Burr one day
Of q stranger who had just left the room.
is no gentleman.
Why not = exclaimed the ladies' in q
chorus.
Because Re introduced politics Be.
fore ladies, answered Burr.
But. Colonel. have ladies no sense.
then =
With . smile. hs said in his soft.
whispering way. .AU sense. madam
vet it is better TO talk sweet little moth.
!nge 10 them Povtoa's Life Of BIrr,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
A Pixies Peak Romance.

A Pixies Peak Romance.
The St Louis Gazctte relates the fol-
lowing bit of romance: .--.
Among the many passengers arriv-
ing every day, by the way OF the Han.
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad, to seek
their fortunes in the gold mines, a young
man came few days ago, who mani
tested great impatience and restlessness.
and melancholy. He took lodgings at
u quiet honse up town, and said he was
going TO Cherry Greek with the next
Salt Lake mail-stage, which starts this
morning. Evening before last young
lady came by the cars and stopped at =
hotel in one of our greatest thorough
fares. She inquired for Mr.. H., but
the landlord could give her no informa
ton respecting him. Es
Yesterday morning she took her
place at front window. to observe the
passers-by. and had not been there long
before she struck the window forcibly
and cried out in 80 loud and distressed
tone As to startle everybody in the
room. She ran to the door calling John,
dear John and there met the restless,
melancholy young man, around whose
neck she threw her arms, and whose as
tonished face she kissed most frequent
ly, to the no small sstonishmeut of the
lookers-on.
1t seemed that she WAS rather co.
quette. and had rejected John after Civ
ing him reason to hope for acceptance
that John in 6t Of desperation. set of
for ths gold mines. and she, in distrac'
ton. had left her home and pursued te
bring him back. She found him here
as stated. and this morning they return
ed together in the cars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

A Pl,srrss ToAsr.-Woman-the
fa;rast work Of crsation-the edition be-
ing extensive, let no man Be without
copy.
that there are too many gilt edged ana
fancy bound copies in the market,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

1 The following oonundran oaas'
cd its author to be presented with .
silver cup. at the Opera HOUSE. San
Francisco: Why is Frazer River like
young LADY, Because it y . dam
aAll
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
WISCONSIN PAPER WARE HOUSE,

No. .43. Eaa Water street, MILWAUKEE.
>,OONAN Il McNAB beg t. inform the Booksellers.
Publ. her. aud Merchants OF Northern Iowa, that
they have the most extensive stock Of
Book, News. Wrapping. Gap, Letter,
an, Not. papcrs. ever opened West of Lake Michigan,
which thew are selling at New York Jobbing prices to
the trade. Also, uveopes, Pencils, Playing cards:
Twne every variety and all the usual species OF
goods Kept by Paper Dealers, including hcavy as
| ssrtnent of Cards and Card Board.
~ The highest market prices paid for Paper Rags
November II, Is SnlO0tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
THE Babe.

THE Babe.
Nas shoon to hide her tiny taes,
Nae stockings on her feet
Tier supple ankles white as snaw,
Or carly blossoms sweet.
Her simple dress Of sprinkled pink,
Her double dimpled chin,
Her puckered lip and baumy mou',
With ma ane tooth between.
Her cen, sac like her mither's cen.
Twa gentle liquid things;
Her face is like An angels face
We're glad she has mao wings.
She l. the budding Of our love,
A giftie God gio'd Us,
We munna love the gift over we'll,
'Twad be no blessing thus.
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Seleet &oetrv.
ON THE SHORE.

s ON THE sHoRH.
IF were noble lady,
And he . peasant born,
With nothing but his good right hand
Between him aud worlds scora-
Oh, would speak so humble,
And would smile 40 meek,
And cool with tears this fierce hot dush
lie left upon my cheek.
Sing hsisb, sing ho, my bonnie, boapis Sost.
Let's watch the anchor weighed:
For he Is great ssa-capsain,
And . asher.maid.
II I wore royal princess,
And hs captive poor,
would cast down these ssesdfast eyss,
Unbar this bolted door,
And walk In the whole worlds sight, .n
Low on bis feet vonId fall
S,eptrc and crown and womanhood,
My king should take them oil
Sing high, sing no, my bonnie, bonnis boat,
Alone with soa and sky,
For he ia bold ssa captain,
A fshcr-maidcn I.
III were saint Ia heaven, ..
And he q sinner pale, -... .... ...
Whom good men passed with facs aver,
And left him to his bale,
Mino eyes they she uld weep rivers,
My voice reach that great Throne,
Desecching-"Oh, be Tercifull
Make thou my own, Thine own -
sing heigh, sing no, my bonnie, bonnie boat,
Love only cannot fade;
Though be il a bold sec. captain.
And . d,hcr-naid'
Close stood the young sea-captain,
His tears fell fast as rain,
If 1 have sinned, I'll sin no more
God judge between rs twaini
The gold ring flashed in sunshine,
The small waves laughing curled-
Our ship rocks in the harbor bar,
Away to the under world
Farewell, farewell, my bonnie. bonnie boat,
Now Heaven Us bless and aid,
For my lord l. a great sea-captAln,
And I was a n-hcr-maid.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

OF A. +. & 4. NJ: Monona Clayton County Iowa
meets Friday preceding the full moon in each month
Chas. A. DEAN W. M; J. T. II. Scorf 9. W.; H.
FMRnY J. W.. d. II. OLNsTRD. Treas; VIZ. II. THoMP.
SON Soc'y. ~ z
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

Curious Facts.
The difference between the skull OF
the domestic hog and wild boar is az
great as that between the European and
negro skull. Domesticated animals that
have subsequently, run wild in the for
ests, after few generations, lose all
traces of their domestication, and are.
physically. different from their tame
original.
1t is not natural for cow, any more
than for other female animal, to give
milk when she has no young to nourish
The permanent production Of milk is a
modified animal function, produced by
an artificial habit for several generations
In Columbia. the practice of milking
cows having been laid asideutbe. natura
state Of the function |1a Z stored;
The secretion Of the lnl - continued
only during the suckingsH the calf. il
only an occasional phenomenon. II the
calf dies. the milk ceases to fow.
The barking Of dogs is an acquired
hereditary instinct, supposed to have
originated in an attempt to initiate the
human voice. Wild dogs and domestic
breels become wild, never bark bu
howl. Cats which SO disturb civilized
communities BY their midnight scatter
waul, in the wild state iu South Ameri'
ca are quite silent.
The hair of the negro is not wool
but cu,led and twisted hair. Tht
distinction between hair and wool il
clearly revealed by the microscope.
The dark races have less nervous
sensibility than the white. They ART
not subject to nervous disease. Tney
sleep sound in every disease. nor doe
any mental disturbance keep them awake
They bear chirurgioal operations mucl
better than the white people.
A certain species of fungus has beel
known TO attain the sise ola gourd in on
night: and it is calculated that the eel
lules Of which it is composed. mus
amount to forty-seven thousand millions
If it grew in twelve hours. this woul'
give four thousand millions eacl
minute.
! Anima!cules have been discovered 9
small that QUO million could not excee
a grain of sand and FIVE hundred millio
would sport in . drop Of water
Yet each of these must have blood-ves
sells, nerves. circulating fluids. etc., lik
large animals,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
WalOlliscrOn

WOOlliscrOft
YTAS Removed to the room lately occupied by Lee
III & Kinnaird as Bank, aud he will bs found well
stocked with
FRUITS,
CRACKERS,
CHICAGO ALE
And other eatables and drinkables He respectfully
invites his customers to hunt him up and give him
their trade. 4 III
| CRACKERS by the Barrel always on hand at low
r;.as l09tf
| McCregor, Nov. 18th, 1855.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

GEO. L. CHASE.

..# (FSvmerly Styles 4 Ctase,)
Rubbers No. 23 Main strest next door to Aobley's
Rank. s -.'. .@
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
CO.ALI COLL!

To the public and consumers OF Coal generally. ;
would respectfully announce that have recently es-
tablished Coal yard ut Prairie du Chicn where Will
be kept on hand supply Of Illinois Pennsyivanis
Coal-Orders are respectfully solicited and the public
m be assured that it shall be my endeavor to give
satisfaction in regard to quality, price and attention
OMce aud yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land
~ - Sltf H. T. AvEKILL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

DEAN. FRENCH l. EMERY.
CLAYTON LODGE No. 70.

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stoncware Stoves and Of Sheet Iron
and Tin W are post Once Building =.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

A NJ ERIC A N H O U 5 E,
P. KANE& g. SONS, Proprictors.
urAyING made many alterations and improve
III ments in the above ilou and rciurni-hed with
new Furniture threughout and owing to the low price
upon th, ilou at present have reduced the Price
Of BOARD to 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the accomEodauohs
of the American shall not be surpassed oy any HOUSE
in the city, ..r
milwaukee,, July IL, lS53n7Hf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

JOHNSON, BULLOCK i HUNT,
Attornies aud Coun selors ut Law. Oiace on Church
street opposite tns Port Office Prairie du Chen.
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IAuM IL

...m.. JOHN HOEY, ... ....
Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Imported Brandiss
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

NORTHWESTERN HOUSE,
By H. Otto Neinhsrdts Block Curch Street Prairie d.
Chien. Wis.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

s.. MONDELL HOUSE. Eos.
Ey T.. W. Nondel Corner BluL and Ainne sota Streets
Prairie du Chen Wis.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23

MONDELL HOUSE,
North McGregor, by Il. W. Mondcli. This House IL
entirely new and we'll furnished. The Proprietor has
recently purchased 1t, and his acquaintancs with the
vanes or the travelling Public enables him to promise
entire salts s'actinr.
Oct. 81, lS5Sn2yl . ...1
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Prairie daG CHEN.

NORTH WESTERN DRUG WAREHOUSE.
L. l.. BkOWER,
VTHOLESALE and Retail dealer In -
w Drug, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varni>heS, "
Window Glass, Druggists Glassware, Stationery, U
Blank Books, Wrapping Paper, Alcohol, Turning fud
csmphene, Kcreosene Oil and Lamps. Near NEG ego
Ferry Landing, Prairie du Chen, Wis. ns5t
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:. ..rny T.. PUULEW
EATON & POOLER,
Attorneys ana Coun .elors At Law Usage, Mtsns. ~
iowa PROMPT attention will be given to collecting, to
buying and selling Real Etac, to paying taxes ana 70
any and ali business entru ted TO care satIae-
tery references will be given II required. o,,n
10y EATON < POOLEK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

LBEer NJ GRIFFIN co. AUcrIoNEE ms NAG lag
xas iass ss'ssss
ou aud Oro sns rsns p n
ss e. sas Sss '0Sm aaa
sss. xrs VSis SIss. .s;ssssy
by aacdos Monday Nov Is q io O'clock al the froi
&c ssssni No.
properly q j. wilsms Meade Ksg The furniture tn the
for he prs.et owner By city mssss and !. to be
fsSopSse four round corers finished ali round carved
isgs and CASE Dy Broadway mskers and tbs rcls
bury Stool broc.de French cloth Cover rosewood
sa q psr
and bronze Chandeliers candcabras, Brackets Medal,ou
sS d. ee ps nsF sssds
@ ~ two sapssn s q s drawing
ton sDd richly carved in solid rosewood VIZ two te actc
elegantly Tables staiaary tops
70 match the ss suberb rosewood Eeeere richly carved in
.silnsOod artistic Bronzes REPRESENTING Nish, Morning.
sso s nGy Chair na mae s
inss orsns BY Bosss scsae on spirit Lake Minnesota and
psipns he 0 p.,nsd By X
81 and % 0y ogw scenes ne coast 81 q rSao
ton ss.lque Lava yssss from pompsh and asrcuannan
sstuetcs Bisaue Dresden Ornaments accordeon Must
cal Boz ten different tunes bronze Clock month i'm
sssss copy ssuss'ass Bsss,s'Is Bossa oak s.i
plated 9 asss
bureaus do Bedsteads Commodes match toilet es
Ss
tapestry brussels Carpet sprog and hair Mattresses. live
geese feaher Beds Blankets Sheets Countepanes, Bolster
and Pillows Mror, Pastel Painting Tho Mothers Vision,
rosewood Melodeon cora,ed cha Toilet set Turkish Ts
sells, Rack brocatel Curtains. Upper chambers--Sa-
Bold carved oak Buffet Arm Chairs, Buffers Tray and
Stand, is feet extension Dining Table, all the Glass
and China Is IRON the house of John o. Vogt Co..
consisting Of crystal engraved Decaners, Gobles
Champagnes Wines fruit and preserve Stands gtband china
Dinner set leo pieces ruby glass punch Bowl cret ptehers
ruby and god Liquor arisn marble Butter Dish decor
ed Tea Set a. pieces solid silver Dinner aud Tea service silver
PiatedwaSe from Reed Pitcher coffee Urn cake
Basket cightet inch Savers rapkn Rings spoons FORKS
livery handle table Cutlery four baskets hedsc; two Ssm
Aey do. Gosdon Cherry Claret SOAP
Search white and DO brown Sugar Teas
Groceries &c. Also the and kitchen Furniture
stone iron and woodenwae Kitchen Tables Regerators
Utensils &c Terms of sale cash. bankable mouey
certified checks cash depos required OF all purchasers
unknown the auconeer Goods within forty
ing Of House TO let for Inquire Of the auction
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80 0O0 Dayton and michigan r. r. LIST mortgage bonds
1000 Racine and Mississippi X. r. per cent bonds
l0, go Hancock county Illinois. per cent bonds.
6uU Lee county, Iowa per cent bonds
IL co.. Missouri also Virginia State per cent bonds.
Securities received In addition the regularly advertised list
during sale. Next regular Thuraday, Dec L.
Eesusr auction sales stocks and bonds Monday and
Thursday day whenever required 2M O'Clock
the stock saesroon, No 81 William Merchants
CHANGE desred Stocks and Bonds bought pri
yate sale and the Brokers' Board aiowei
deposits and dividends collected Sales also made Of real
entate at public and private sale, when desired
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctioneer. Broker and Banker,
No. 81 William street, near Wall
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TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" To lie sold at public auction ON


W. r. WESTCO1T aucicneer will sell above, at the eie
CANT private residence I52 West Twenty rss street. between
seventh aud Eighth tho entire wood
FprniinIs and b. furnishing articles comprising rich and
costly collection OF phroJ chamber dining aud
Furniture oil FIRST class having been made order by Lixon
Hroers and Lewis Stats, and IN perfect ORDER consisting
elegant rosewood octave panoforta magnificent iesa
en wih every modern Improvement rosewood paror Fur
nsture suite oomprising fall suits rich
cade with slip rosewood Etegeres marble Tables
magnificent MATTEL and pier Mirrors silk aud lace Curtains
yeve, and tapestry CarpeA magnificent Bronzes marble
ary beautiful collection Of on Paintings bronze Chandeliers
Of every description oak dining Furniture extension
table opeps II feet, silver ware China GLASS; &C.
prsug the entire furnure; 400 lots descriptive
catalogues will be Furnished purchasers No poAtponemen
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RAILROADS.

KEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
FARE y TO ALBANY.
On and afef Monday Nov L. 1859 trains WIN iOavo TWfy
fourth street Station, New Ycsk, q follows:-
Far Whtc Pisnss u a Snd = e - ~ ma o"V
For White Pisna Sis r. r.. foa depot corner wnis ~
For CsS.on Fan, 2. 4. fryM twenty I'm azesa
For Albany, A. NJ from Twenty .1tA arees nan R,ss,
Returning, Wal .save
WnnannsbridCe, $40 and $50 A. n. 1 A. sy6a y n
white Plains, and ~ A. u. - Z. q
Croou raia Z A. n
NiliArt0u, Z A. n.
Albany II A. r., man ksaA
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EDWARD scHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.

LARGE AND PEREMpToRY sAIR or MAGNIFICENT
LADIES' FURS, CARRIAGE ROBES. &c.
BY r. * r. II. SCHENCK
AZ their salesrooms No. 81 Nassau street. Tuesday
Wednesday. 10Th and Seth inst st s8k O'Clock NJ very
arae assortment q The richest Fnrs ths
present of the finest skins houses
IN the trade expressly for retail trade They comprise
ZEAL RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK MARTEN, ROYAL ERMINK
all adapted for both ladies' and gentemen's wear.
CAPES Ci,nAkS MOFFS
CUFFS VICTORINES. PEIHRINES
TAIMAS. CAPS GLOVES
Also ali entire stock Of large variety OF elegant
sLElGH, CARRIAGE AND LAP ROBES,
among Which may be found rich and well trimmed
ROCkY MOUNTAIN WOLF
VERY Rich GRIzzIY BEAR,
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
HUDSON BAY WOLF.
Wolf Robes set In with Black Bear.
Beautiful French Genet and Coon Lap Robes.
In Offering this sale the public would that every
article sold viii be warranted by be exactly repre-
senied entirely fresh goods, and free from moth Ard
further give every purchaser tho privilege
three days after the sale any article should prove be
80 The attention Of the ladies' is particularly invited this
sale
he goods will be exhibition at saesroom Monday
them
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j. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.

A j. BLEECRER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. Positive sale Of Tenth and Thirty streets pro-
perry.
A. J. BLEECKFR co. will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
Nov. % at IL O'clock, at the Merchants Exchange:
On Tenth sree-four story brick House and Lot No Ala
East Ninth rents for $3.50; lot Ax92 feet
On Thirty Second ~trectFrs class four story brick Drown
stone basemenu House and Lot No. IS Vest between Sixth
and Seventh house contains all the modern
mens and will rent for $500. Maps TERMS &C. At No. Pine
street.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGAN ANT SAD
~ Ole Mare, by r: SCHENCK, on Tuesday Nov. 80
at O'clock at their salesroom No IS Nassau
ported English Saddle Mare lb hands high ycers oi var
rented kind and gentle In way rot
$40, and ID excellent Saddle Mare.
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MERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.
iare q state NV rssoaona he oo%%aa
city, se highest Sa
with adequate security At the CITY Hail. Saturday Deem.
= sas EVA rs saa
yes thereof BELONGING The Cofporaon oy Of New
and premises and from which hey are rn 20 e
s ss on % ssa sy
ba the !, % oo he s0 Of Msm0n
vicinity thereof in he which the Corpora
used & sss iss;s: portion sssse e
express stipulation win Be e1aSoSisd he lease tina. the
s issi sHeeeas and as ss
any one Of the said at ferries the Of sal! Lease shall
lease thereby become absolutely null and void.
be required purchase a fair appraised valuation he sosis
bsdins and ohs, ferry property q he present lsssees sea
ee such valuation Be ssces.red BY three eompetsn. az
BY the purchaser or lessee under this SALE and the h
The lease Be- made in the usual form OF ferry leases and
70 conform 70 the Of the charter and
incurred BY Corporation for connection
18th he piers slips n.sssSs q % ss
annual less than the aggregate
dases be required to pay the Collision
q s
fosssd 70 t corporston He vii he
same time also be 70 furnish an 70 es
bond with surees to be approved by the Comptroller for
the punctus Of the quarter yearly and
faithful execution OF the covenants OF the lease.
The fees Of the Auconeer and the Of the lease to b
paid by the purchaser.
The Lease will also contain covenant requiring each ferry
boat have attached TO its FIRE apparatus
with not less than 400 feet of hose Of the quality and d.
mensons as used by the Fire Department Of this city be
Engineer er tie
gagged. ROBT. +. HAW5, Comptroller.
CRY OF NV YoRK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CoxPzRo~
EMS OFTCE November l6, 1862