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1I'O the wORKINGMEN of NETWORK

Il AT Meeting Of the y. Y. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
No g. held March r. 1894 the following preamble and resou.
tion. adopted, aud ordered to be pub
yt-reai Senator hastings Of the SIh District Los intro
duced Ia tie S-n.e Of this State bill make all members Of
trade organizations rators ia the Of the law punish.
able BY hnc % imprisonment, or both therefore,
Rc'orei That protest against this unhoy attempt TO
crus Labor beneath the iron heel Of Capa aud
this bill Intended solely make the Worknsmsn the mere
serf ftb- Capitalist.
R,sored That the laws Of thu State already amply su
ccnt protect al against violence Che preeri Of this
bill ani Nc protest ssain.i any further legislation tending to
degrade tho W orkinymsn.
Rs57fd That Gppes to every lover OF Justice every
hold, Labor honorable in Legislature, 90 use
all proper In his power peyeat the passage Of this
bill.
R,toyreS That earnestly call upon ell Trade Orgsnifa
tions throughout State 70 take prompt action Ia th mat
ter aud put the stamp Of their condemnation upon this
uurishteou, attempt .. their eEslavemlent - . .
r.. A. HOLMES President.
WV II. CoDDTyGros Recording Secretary.
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BULLS HEAD, Monday, March lathe Beef

DULL HEAD, .HOHHdg, MHlcn I9.-lne DctI
Cattle market opened this morning with about 80 bul
locks sale and moro expected, with large proper.
ton Of them Of good fair quality and considerable por.
ton Of first quality or course that "top round Of the
ladder" broke short Off and those who had mounted it
had sad tumble. The very top price Of the market TO.
day Is Is cents pound net and sellers say that buy
ers do not generally estimate weight as high last
week by an average OF 20 pounds per bullock We shall
make quotations cent pound lower than last week.
and we have 10 doubt that butchers have bought their
stock upon more favorable estimates than last week o.
both weight and quality. Some Of the operators for
rise nave suffered severely this week-the butchers suf
Tered last week. The army agents have bought gh
aay getting "a OF the very best Illinois Steers in
ne, fraction less than l5c per pound, net few
OF the lrstclss butchers coHtend that they have paid
over 10 cent? but nearly all wiling 10 conccde de.
cline OF half cent pound This should stop the fur.
ther riso oil beef ut retail since hides now worth IL
GlI,c. Per pound and rough fat at cents. or
more. ms VIII enable wholesale butchers 10 pay
iste d. net estimate for Cattle, and sell sides Of
beef at l2!c. 10. The further arrivals Of Cattle 20.
hgh. ana In the morning expected 10 reduce pces
ither 10 Inorrow but droVers brokers and specu.
ois are confident that the supply next week viii be
again short and prices Of last week will DO restored
ihe prospect OF this Is not cxacty clear II Is very
eioI lnat we are In no danger of great Beef famine
as ONE persons have prophescd The weather today
II clear cool and dry-good for business and favorable
1I the butchers ~ preserve fresh meat Ii is but fair To
observe that some OF the early buyers paid as much this
morning ns last Monday but that did not last long.
many persons who usually buy early. held Off till
ate ID The day, which made trade duh ia the forenoon
ana more Diisk toward night but prices did rot adj
'a.Se t.e oheup market Is quite much depressed
as INC hee Catte Such as sold quick last Monday at
sea9.c y Ii. live weight sell slow to-day at Be a sc
ac SUPPLY at Brownings alone. this morning was over
aoOo head. The buyers had things all their own way
nc os market was reported lightly supplied this
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60 nbom il man Concern.
D TROPHIES-METROPOLI-

A RMS AND TROPHIES-METROP
"A TAN PAIR.-The Committee Arms aud Trophies
are des Of making their department OF special In
teest and would the desperation Of the public Psrtie
trophies of the present earlier war;
Of this country which they wish TO donate place
bibon will please address early date WIN T. BLOD
GETvT Chairman Committee, No. Great yonesst: AL
carefully protected promptly returned the close Of th
Fair
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT

PUBLIC AUCTION.
A. the City Hall on M0NDAY April IL 1864 at II oosh
| with adequate security, for term Of ten Yeas
-, from the l.; n dsy Of Nay, 1874; ,nov
established north Of and immediately adjoining tho prs's..
Ferry Slip the foot Of Grmds' East River, NewfOk
the foot q South s h h bISHsyn p yyRRy about
be established nom the slip basin between Piers Nos
and 80 East River NewYosk to the slip foot OF Bridge
Tho Lease Of the Fr.nc. OF the Ferry about to be e',ss
lished from the Zip or basin between Piers NOS Ho
East River, NewYork to the foot OF South sIth sieeA
Brooklyn, Z. D.. or point sdjacen, thereto . A..
The said several Ferry Leases viii be sold with si ~
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging 10 the o"'
CONDITIONS
The conditions and Of the leases to be IN the ao
form ferry heretofore entered INTO py se N"s
The lease for each Of the above ferries to be msds -
conform 10 the requirements OF the city charter NJ fi4'oa
ferries and also contain covenants the part oil the ~
leosees that no they will conduct and manage ts sa
ferries ayeeably to such rules, regulations
bylaws now may hereafter nom liIe 70 t's "
made passed by the Common Council or state Lee's
The purchaser u the ferry lease and its aPpedaees 80
case will be required psy the time and Place o. sac
the Collector OF the City Revenue sum equal 20 ~ pc. 90 :,
Of the amount bid for the annual rent TO sppy on we
the rst quarter In he executes Lease WIN .o ~
covenants, otherwise DO forfeited to The CoIpoi.Gn @
will be required also to atnsh an SoA ,sst a. g exc
bond with ,uretis 20 approved by the Comp,roisr
for the punctual payment OF the rent qnet yearly
the faithful execution Of the covenants OF the lease ihs
OF and the expense OF the lease bonds and
TO be PAID 81 Tie Plfeha's ana no on
necton with pier slip bukkead premises proposes
70 Dc leased, during the term o. the lease.
Tn. esse shall also contain covenant requiring each ie
boat 10 have attached 60 engine apparatus % foe
pump with not loss than 400 feet OF hoso oil the q.) ~
of York and 10 be- used FOR the exnsushnen Of hss
whenever required by the Chief EnneeF or ms -
the Fire Department OF the City OF New on Ipl s -
vices the lessee shall receive twenty dollars per hour iof GO
hour engaged and time be counted less than Que h9u
MATTHEW 4 BRENNAN, Comphouef
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THg HoBoKEN FBRRY-RTsE OF FARBs.-It
Is rumored that on and after May no more commuta
ton tickets will be issued this ferry and that tho
fares will be raised to 4 cents for each passenger
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IT S. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
~. ucaon. for Army and Navy, Office 30 BbleHou'e.NY'
w A n T D-Information Of WILLIAM
w TUCKER KANE, or KEAN, who TO this city
nom ireland about 1886 By sending lis present address to T.
t. Box No. 286 Once lie viii hear Of something to bis
advantage. Information of him will be paid for
"HO WANTS A COMMISSION Thirty
w Recruits will Aconnisson "a SECOND LIEU
TENANT in good regiment doing garrison duty Larger
number. viii proportonay higher grades Two entire
COZ pAaies fully ehcered wanted Address
Col II. A. BARNUM, Syracuse, N. Y
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heart OF the Gregory district. in Gipiu Comfy Coo
RADIO near TO Central City and about forty miles wes
Of Denver They have been proved by actual working
to be very rich and profitable even without the I'm
proyemcnts In machinery recently introduced. which
are efecting gain of more than oBehaf in the prod
net Of quartz veins The ore from these veins has
yielded SPA ss and sl55 % Mint value per tun Its ad
vertisement appears in another column.
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GEORGE CARRIE George Carr (a son OF
W George and Sarah Carr late Of Easton. in tho County Of
Suffolk deceased who In about the year 1851
was serving board Her Maesys ship Neptune and subse
queuty served board Her Mestys ship Bess and who
e0 such la mentioned ship Pctou Nova Scos in about
the month Of June 1853 viii apply either to the undersigned
to Messr. Greens Partridge Greene ST. hdgnds
Solicitors be will b. able to obtain from the Court OF Chan
cery sum Of money which he entitled And person
who give any information with respect the whereaoou
DEATH marriage Of the said George Carl Is requested to com
HENSMAN NICHOLSON. No. IS College Hill
In the City Of London.
GREENE, PARTRIDGE GREENE of Bury, ST. Ed
mund IN the County Of Suffolk Solicitors for George hersey
Cooper tho Administrator Of the estate OF The said eorse
Carr deceased and Executor ofthe viii Of tho said Sarah Carr
| dsce ased.
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City inspectors D-pnrrmep--Denths

The following is the Weekly Report Of Deaths IN
the City and County Of New York from the 7th day OF
March to tho lh day Of March, 1854: Men, III Women.
50 Boys. l29; Gs 1885, total 40 Adults. BIS; Children
29.; Males 2:6; Females 1879; Colored Persons.
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OuARTERMAsTERs OYFics, No. staie-st.. /
NEw.YoRK March T. 1884.

VTIaIN''VN1 Nv HTHE OF IVPIUnVHIIuE 'o0'tII4VIH'
ships Schooners kc ere requested 70 hand into Ills
Office daily the Of al such vessels they may wish TO
charter to the Government have freight for Their Ton'
mage Standing, Rate Of Charter &C. will be required.
STEWART VAN VLlET Major and QiaEermas.er
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Gtales, Sc.

CCALESl SCALES!i SCALESiil
- BROWNS STANDARD SCALES.
Adapted every branch of business where accurate and
durable scale /. required large supply OF their
good constantly m store, aud offered Wholesale and
tail by the manufactured Salesroon, No BaToLyst OPP
posite the Aston House.
n. B.-scalos adjusted to suit any Foreign Standard
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N VI IOII % I4fNI n 4 '1I'l1 TT -,
1 NORRISANIA WESrCHESTER COUNTY.-The I'M
derened Receiver Of the Town Of aorsanis de-
.ire. 20 give notice nonesient property owners In SAID
town the Tax Book for School and Genrrs w De
closed At lie end Of this month He will then make return
Of ali unpaid Ta,e. the County Treasurer snd the property
will be sold TO make good the deficiency All taIe' must oe
paid che at bis Office Boston Road between
- aud 2dt. Morssni between the hours Of a n ana
D. M JACOB KREUTLER, Receiver Of Taxes
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IOJll5.

Total Cspits,. ooOD
Loan, and D'ets ssJ Specie 10 ao3
C.aIins' for week ending March $. 3l993l 40
Gealns, for weet ending March p e;ss,99 zig %
Balances for week ending March H.. 290J0,753 -
The Commissioners of 1.-THE Twelfth Ma
tional Bank mot No. 10. as first contempated)
Messrs. Smytho, Low Babcock. Lawrence and Others
have awarded the stock and call FOR nstament of30
y cent payable at the Office ofMessrs. G. S. Robbins
Son. the 18th inst They will at the same time
ceve subscriptions for additional stock, conditioned
that the Board Of Directors decide Upon increase.
Sterling Bills are quoted 1860 l9j4
The Pennsylvania Coal Company is deliver
ing at Newburgh over the Erie Road 600 TINS of coal
daily. Tie traffic in Coal for this Company will reach
on tie Eric 800 900 tuns in 1854.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco at ~ cent were
$3.50 900 to-day. There are on the way from Washing
ton slO.00O0JO Of ) " cent notes. They are In de-
mand.
BY telegraph, dated San Francisco, March IL =,
1864 mining stocks quoted; Ophir. o. CTS p foot
Gould Curry. $1,000; Savage So 800; Potos 81 200;
Sierra Nevada, e75; Yellow Jacket O., 900; Ovorman
800; Crown Point $500
The Michigan Central Road earned the first
week in March,
1862. $5s 783 lSI............ST7s 500
Increase. .Sl9,0l7
The Rock Island Road earned the first week
in March, as follows:
1862. &2i,253 IIsst.......,".S579o
Increase. &D,b96
The Calena Road earned for the first week in
March, "a follows;
Yreish..........si75sss "a sia3is - Ine...s1l4 81
Pssseneers..... 1891 81 1886 % Inc... 1894 IS
Mails, kc........ LOO 90 1900 20 Iuc... 100 20
Total for week s27,saS 60 s3ilN7s ..s6 $50 Os
The earnings of the Chicago and North
Western Railway for the week ending March 7. 1864,
were as follows:
Passengeu.....ss,5Oo 90 EIprem....... e1aM
Freight, ,...... O,665 81
Mail ............ sos % Total ...,s3OG26 az
Same period last yesY.............. 1887 oil
Increase, s9l T. cent.............S14lO4 81
The Exports of Specie from the port of New
York have been:
Since Jan. l. l16f............ 8T9
Same time In 1863 JlJ 3 Same time In 1851 800 800
Same time In 1862. 1923 Same time In 1885 923
Same tmo In 1851. 1851 y1 Same time In 1855
Same time In 1856 26l2J2l Same time in 1851. $50
Same time in 1884,. 1881 O3 Same time In 1883. 7i
Same time In 1884,. OBS III Same time ia 1852.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dwarantod manufacture. Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental, ut II. T. EARRING
TONS 368 Canslst, opposite Wooster Estsblshed lBi]
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best assortment Of ENAMELED FURNITl RI, in
all color and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Ona
mental In su,es Wholesale and Retail Also Mattresses aud
Pailasses. WARREN WARD. No 2II Canal st.
I PICKHARDTs PATENT. SOFA and PAR
- LOR BED has been exhibited by all nations and the
best in Can bo made to suit the space A FURNITURE
l67 Bleeckor-st
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lob PRINTER, who can DO any fancy 9.
Mai, ,xorl Al.o ROY 20 worn on a Gordon Press vhs
can give esfsreaoe Apply to C. JOHNSON. No. I" S''s
@Aa n
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Corporation Notices.
~ o U N T Y 10 An
~ FOR $2oo,0Oe
PROPOSALS FOR seoOOoo OF riot nav.o,.
INDEMNITY BONDS" OF THE COUNTY AoAs
OF NEW.YORK

Sealed Proposals. Will De received st the Conntron...
until MONDAY March Fl, 1904 st3 O'Clock o. m wbo o ~
same will be publicly opened for tho purchase OF N. ~
any part OF the sum Of Two Hundred Thousans H.
lSa0'W) OF kiot Damages Indemnity Bonds" s,th~rSd
by act OF the Legislature Of the State OF New w.
February lS64 and BY ordinance Of the Board o. -
y,or, Of the County Of NswYOrt approved by the M.,
The said bonds will bear interest at the raj. q, a.,
per ann1m. payable half yesry, the first ds. AZ 49,
November in each year, aud the principal viii be- rs5S
on the first day Of November, 1882. ~ '~'e~Ass
The proposals will state the amount de,i-ed and 81
per one hundred dollar. thereof; and tho persons wos @
posals accepted will thoeupon be required 10 tenos
the County Treasurer tat the Broadway Bank thu ,um. ~
ed to them respectively together with the preiums thsr
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of The o.
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be entitled ~
ceve bonds for equal amounts Of the par value Of thu -
awarded to them bearing interest from the date Of psym
Each proposition should be sealed and hdorsed "Pfoness
for Riot Damages Indemnity Bondp the same neloS
q second envelope addressed to the COMPTROLLER
The right u reserved to reject any or ali OF the bd. IT,
dered necessary to protect promote the interests Of ~
County. -
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptrors.
City Of New.York Department OF Finance ComptroIls,
Caice, March 8, 1864.
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FAIR
WI FOR THE
US. SANITARY COMMISSION.
NRwYoKx March 1864

NRw-lORK. March 4, l5b4
TO THE HIDE AND LEATHER AND FOOT AND
SHOE MERCHANTS OF NEW-YORK.
Tho undersigned have been appointed Committee 70 repre-
thu mentioned Trade. In the great METHOPOL-
TAN FAIR to be held In this city, commencing on the ZSth
of March inst. ,
The object of the Fair Is to ralse funds for the UNITED
STATES SANITARY COMMISSION
You know the preeminen importance OF she mission OF
mercy psromed by TIL. Commission Each battle field Sad
but earnestly stets their invaluable services to the sioS
and wounded
The return Of Spring brings renewed action to aLs
and sdmon-hos to omit effort 10 cheer cherish, aud sus
tain gallant defenders - .1..
The appeal Of tho u. s. SANITARY COMMlSSlON Tor
aid comes commended by its truth.
With the patriotic and tho humane no supporting srgu-
ment II necessary. .
Contribution viii he received In money merchandise
Checks should be drawn 10 the order Of Jrs ELLEN X
STRONG Treasurer and may be- sent to either oil tho Com
mittes a., .
Goods are received at the I'D Resncn brmory 10 l4hst
ethay they will be ecepted for Each pack age
have its value marked IT, and also the name Of the
donor
respectfully requested that contributors should incose
Of the and value OF their gin 10 the
Chairman Of the subcommittee their Trade which viii
thus securs due credit for the total amour. Of subscription
f. NJ. YOUNG,
Chairman Sub. Committee Hides and Leather
]. T. BULkLEY
SMITH ELY, JR,
OLIVER HOYT.
STEPHEN HYATT,
Chairman Sub Committee Boots ana Shoes
WILLIAM a. HALL,
NATHANIEL FISHER,
JAMES NJ. BURT.
FRANCIS A. STOUT, Chairman,
Committee Leather Boots and Shoes OF the Meth FAR
MY GREAT CLAIRyOYANT DISCOVERY
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MARKET CELLARS and OTIIER PROP.

MARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROP.
w ERrY Of the CORPORATION to be LEASED :
AUCTIONNocs ia hereby given that tie Comptroller wu
TUESDAY, the 29h DAY Of March 1851 at o'clock ? N
the City Hail. lease, BIDS az public auction, MAkhEk
Corporation property for Of I'VE years from the as
day " May l8ei
Catalogues containing the description, location, and terms
sale may Do had upon application to the Collector City XIV
enue at this Office. . a.,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
City Of New.iork, Department OF Finance CompE0.Ss
Office Feb 26th. 1864.
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CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS to b.
~ LEASED at AUCTION.-Noce s hereby given Ia
l8Gi al IL o'clock M, at the City Hall lease on dds y
public auction the DOCKS PIERS, and SLIPS belongings
the Corporation (the leases of which have viii expire
day May 1851 for the Of i've years from he
first day Of May, 1854
sale NAV be had upon application to the Collector OF City Rs
enue at this Office where maps will also be shown Of u
Aforesaid WHARVES. PIERS, &c.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comp;rolIss.
City OF NewYork, Department. OF Finance ComprOIsfs
Office Eco 18th 1854
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Matbinern.

MOUNT VERNON IRON WORKS and
| WI BUCKINGHAM Co, or kokoSlNa IRON
WORKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of levery To
PORTABLE ENGINES, -
STATIONARY ENGINES.
FARM ENGINES
Circular Saw Mills CIrid Mills, Union Cane Mills and Eyapo
rators Portable Saw Mills furnished short notice HAY
Ing large shops good tools. and plenty Of good mechanics
NIL orders promptly. Adde'S
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L'ERRY LEASES at AUCTION, ct tn
CITY HALL.

IL
On MONDAY, March %. 1894 at II o'clocka N. Sin y
sold at Public Auction the highest bidder, with adequate
security for term Of Ten Years aom the s' d1y Of Man
Tn. LEASE Of the Ferry established from The foo, Il
Houston-st East River New-fork ~ the 1901 o. otAna
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established rom the fo
a'd East s River NewYors 70 G..fppG,ni rom III. ,
Grandst, East River, New-Yok, to the foot OF oEaad
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established f.om the foot
Chanber North River, New fork, to the foot Of fay'a
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established from the FOOT
chophsr North Riysr' New HSL& 70 H Loo
the rights privileges and ADVANTAGES theroo: belonging ID.
Corporation OF the City Of New s, fOIs
The conditions and Of the Leases % be in the
usual form OF Ferry Leases heretofore entered into By 10
The for each Of the aboveuasd Ferre, Be made
TO conform to the requirements Of the City Charter in reos
10 sry sna sti0 g contain covenants on l P ~
said Ferry Ferries agreeable to such rules resalsonA
ordinances or bylaws As are now or may hereafter from time
to TINE be made or passed by the Common CoIncA CT sue
| Legislature.
The purchaser Of the Ferry Lease and rs appendices
sale to the Collector Of the City Revenue eqa.
twenty per cen, Of the amount Did for the annual rent 70 ~
ply the rent Of the Fist Quarter in be executes
ase with the usual covenants otherwise to be forfeited
the Corporation He will be required also to furnish an o.
gation the time executed by two surees 70 this
effect that be will bond with surees TO De -
proved by the Comptroller for the punciua payment Of TIE
rent quarter yearly for the faithful Of the
csns OF The of the Aurobeer and the sz
pense the Lease Bonds and Revenue sanPs be paid ~
the purchaser and expense whatever Is to be incurred g
the Corporation for or in connection with the Pier SIP o.
or premises proposed to DO leased during the tenn
Of the lease. .
Shoud the lease Of the shove named Ferries, either
them be purchased by parties other than the presen, -ss
they will be required accordance with the provisions
the laws OF the State TO purchase fair appraised vusuee
should the present essees desire to sell the bos oadnst
aud fixtures necessary or the purposes Of suy SAID value
be liked by persoas selected By the old and new e-ee
the parties cannot agree ss TO the amount to be d TO-
the
The Lease shall so contain covenant. requiring each fey
Boat have ached TO its engine tire apparatus or for
pump with no. less than 40 feet Of hose OF the quality ana
dimensions that used by the Fire Department OF the ey
Of and to be used for exnsuishment OF h
whenever required by the Chief Engineet his assistants
the Fire Department OF the City Of for which ~
ices the Lssees shall receive Twenty Dollars per hour M
zach hour engaged and time to be counted lees than oos
hour. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Conprouef
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n o Z z o R ALTON SAIL
" OF
REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that By vir4us az n.
powers vested In the Commissioners of the shaking PunS
the City Of New YORK by ordinance Of the Common Coss
Gil passed February q 1874 and act Of the eg aurs
Sinking Fund viii offer for sale at Public Auction ).
SATURDAY the 9Th day OF April 1854 a. noon Al the z
change Salesroom No. III Broadway In the City Of New.
ing REAL ESTATE belonging 10 the City Of New York N,
One Lot Of Land the south side Of City Hall plaoe Il
the City Of HewYork between Chambers sad Reade-stA
2. One Lot Of Land the side Of Mlnst In tho Gin
OF Brooklyn, between Waterst. and the East River.
Map. may be obtsned at the Comp.rolers Office, Hal 4
Records, on aud st.F March 20, 1864.
TERMS OF SALBren per cent OF the purchase money ~
expenses Of auction and sale 70 be paid the Compro
Office Immediately er the sale; thirty per the IN
day OF May next when the deeds will be ready for delivery,
balance may remain bond and mortgage for Eve ysc
from May 1854 with interest at the rate Of six per p
annum, payable fyearly
City Of EewYork, Department Of Finance Conptr0Ilses
Office March 3, 1864.
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My GREAT CLAIRVOYANT DISCOVERY
FOR the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Brain Diseases,
and general debility. Csvoyant Examinatons daily
Dr. 4. h. RANDOLPH, III West 4lstst
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v TUDIII AUNIIUN.
At the City Hall on MONDAY, April H. 1864 at II och
Ill., will be sold at Public Auction TO the highest bidder
with adequate security, for term OF ten yeas
from the lst day of May 1864:
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City Of NewYork Department OF Finance, CowptSaI,.
OHice, March 8, 1854.