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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27


BENEFIT OF WV. PrxRsoE.-Frank
s. Benjamin, a young gentleman
possessing rare talent as an Elocution-
list, az those who have visited his pre-
vious entertainments attest, proposes
to give another recitation on Satur-
day evening next, at Buana Vista
Hall for the benefit Of William Pier
son, who was 80 unfortunate as to lose
his arm a few weeks since. The object
il oommendable, the entertainment
will, we. are certain, be rich and in
structive, and we hope to see crowd
cd house. ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

Of all descriptions, which they offer Wholesale and
retail al the very lowest cash price.
BLANKETS,
CoMFORTERS,
COTTON BATTINGs,
And indeed slmcst everything in the line Of
Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, Crockery ana Glass
Ware, can be found at their establishment
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

DESIRABLE PRoPERrY FOR SALE-At-
tention is called to the advertisement
in this issue offering for sale the Mid
land City Hotel property. For a
practical and experienced landlord we
know of no more desirable location in
Saginaw Valley. The Hotel enjoys q
fine paying patronage, is new, well
situated and capitally arranged for
business. Tf9A2 W2AE
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27
East SAGINAW, Jan. 16, 1864


EAST SAGINAW, Jan. 16, 1864.
To the Editor. Courier, &c. ass
Sometime last November an Indian
in Isabella was frozen to death, being
in state of tntoxication. In Decem-
Der at Cass river, in Saginaw county
while two Indians were drunk, one
of them killed his comrade. In Chic
ago, on the Oath of December one of
the Indian soldiers was crushed to
atoms while in his drunken condition
by the Railroad cars. The enhghten-
ed, civilized white man who has had
the Bible to read all the days of his
life deals this poison to my country
men. Who is blamed in this bust
ness in selling whiskey to the Native
Americans?
Very respectfully
HENRY JACKSON, Ch,ppe,oay Indian.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

New SAW MILLs.-The new Steam
Saw Mills being built, and the i'm
provements in progress upon those al
ready in commission upon the river,
win, when completed, add at least
fifty millions to the saving capacity
of tho Saginaw Lumber District.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27
goeal skaters.

FROM THE 23D REeT.-We received
last Saturday private letter from a
q correspondent in the Odd Michigan
Infantry, from which we take the fol-
lowing extract rr--v,v
We marched from the Cross Roads
overhere, almost eight miles thatnight,
tChristmas) the next day we came
down and crossed the Holster. Our
regiment occupies the boarding house
of the seminary which stands at the
top of the hill. The 18th Ky. is at the
seminary where vase large and beau
tiful cedar grove around this building
when we came into it. The weather
has been extremely cold and the grove
has almost entirely vanished before
the axe. 1t seems great pity to mar
the beauty of such scenes, but we see
the terrible effects of war. Our men
are now very poorly clothed and they
do not have quarter rations, are dirty,
lousy, no soap, no nothing to make
them comfortable. We were fortunate
to have this building when this severe
weather came on. Other regiments
are outside. We might perhaps have
stood it as well as they; but it must
have been tough. The soldiers work
like heroes tearing down old buildings
to make huts Of cutting wood &C., &c.
We have been here eight or ten days,
all the duty that 1 have had to por-
form was to go on picket day and
night. Tho officers occupy the upper
story here. Each room has a small
fire place, during those cold days we
could not keep abovethe freezing tenn
perature unless in the fireplace.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

ProSEERs' ANNUAL BALL-The An
nual Ball Of Pioneer Engine Co. No 1,
of this city, comes of at the Bancroft
House, Feb. %. Pioneer Co. is an
efficient, prompt and creditable or
ganization, and deserves, as it gem
orally receives, a rousing benefit,
whenever it gives our people an OPP
portunity to testify their appreciation
Of its merits.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

PERsoNAL.-Col. Welch, Major Ell
lot, Capt. Swan, Quartermaster Irving
Belcher, Lieuts. III. III. Woodruff, F.
ID. Keller, J. B. Slack, and several
other officers of the 10th Regiment
are quartered for the present at the
Bancroft House in this city. The gal
liant 10th has "done the State some
service" and we hope its representa-
tives here will receive the hospitality
which their honorable record merits.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

A WILD Car KnLED.-A genuine
Wild Cat-Catamount, according to
New England phrazeology-measur-
ing feet 6 inches from tip to tip, was
killed last Sunday afternoon at the
Chicago Salt & Lumber Co.'S Works,
just opposite this city. Her catship
was in a half starved condition, and
had evidently been forced to leave
the woods in search Of sustenance.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

Woop Ur.--The slight thaw has
had the effect TO advance the price of
wood materially, Buyers have to
dance TO the music Of "wcod Up
ouiokstepv however little their incli-
nations run IN that direction.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

Ar Cosr. Bliss, James & Go. are
offering for thirty days a large as
sortment of Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
etc., at cost. Now is the time to make
purchases in their line.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

STEAMER SoLD.-The stern wheel
steamer Nebraska-tug and lighter
together with fine barge, were sold
a short time since by their former
owner, Mr.. Godfrey of Grand Rapids,
to Alex. English of this city at the ox-
tremely low figure of $500. A
capital purchase for the new proprie-
tor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

MCKAY & BRADLEY.-John Mckay
and FL. H. Bradley having combined
their establishments, increased their
stock and changed their base, are now
prepared to furnish anything in the
line of Light Groceries, Fruits, Fish,
Fowl, Family Supplies, Ale, Porter,
or other necessary articles for this eli
mate and locality, at fair rates. Old
stand of Wilkin & Mack, Exchange
Block, Genesee Street -yo ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

INeERsoLL, JOHN N; of the Shiwas-
see american, albeit he is shakey on
the niger, has some capital traits
He pays, to the last sixpence that we
know--and never "goes back" on a
personal friend for difference in politi-
cal belief. Here is first rate no.
tice" lately tendered an old friend
now in this region:
* We had q call fow days ago
from our whilom friend, COL M. w.
Quackenbush, formerly of the "gal-
liant Michigan Fourteenth" Having
removed from Owosso few months
ago, the Col. is now engaged in the
numbering business on the Saginaw
river at Salina, and gives us in his
usual enthusiastic style, rare dcscrip-
ton of go-aheadativeness in that Sec
ton of the State. May his generous
heart reap a commensurate reward of
"luck and fortune"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

We have made arrangements with Manufscfu-
rers snd Commission Houses IN New York, 80
that We can save you the usual jcbber's profits,
ard We propose 10 give you that sdvastsgs.
LIVINGSTON ATOMS
Esst saginaw, Sept ~, 1851
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27

Very respectfully
HENRY JACKSON, Chppe,oay Indian.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION 4sTl
will be given to the business Of manufacturing,
and entire satisfaction warranted In every in
stance, Call and see our goods and ascertsin
pricesbcfere purchasing elsewhere: .Pstr6nsgs
Solicited. Oh. w. AGO.
East Saginaw. Oct. IA. 1863 -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
Corporation Notices.
CORP RAT ION SAL Z
REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that BY virtue o the
vested in the Commissioner of the Sinking Fund Of
the City New York. by ordinance Of the Common Coun
ell passed February r. 1884, aud of the Legislature Of
this State passed May b. l85 the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund will otter for sale at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY. tho 9h day Of April 1884, ut the Ex
change Saesroo No III Broadway, in the City New
York by WILLIAM KENNEDY, Auctioneer the follow.
ing Al ESTATE belonging to the City OF New York viz
l. Lot OF Land the south side Of City Hall place, IN
tho CITY of New. York between Chambers and Resdet
q one Lot of Land the side Of Main st. in the City
Of Brooklyn between Waterst and the East River.
Map. may be obtained at the ComptEoers Once Hal OF
Records on and after March 20, 1864.
Terms SALEreH per cent of the purchase money and
expenses of auction and sale TO be paid at the Cop
Office Immediately after the sale thirty per cent the hrst
day Of MAY next when tho deeds will be ready for delivery
the balance may remain bond and mortgage for hye years
from Nav 1854 with interest the rate Of six per cent per
annunI pay able hafyearly.
MATTHEW Il. BRENNAN Comptroller
City Of NewYork Department OF Finance, Comptrolers
Office, March 8, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
no. IA
AR~Y CLornisG AsD EeuIP,ds OFFICE.

mo IL
ARaY CLornisG ASD EouGPtGR OYP1cE.
CiNcIENATi, o., March u, l1ti ) .
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until TUESDAY April D. 1854 q u o'clock m, for fur
ni, hing this Department 10y oorractl with
Cavalry saAdsfds-Arny Standard
Bnges. with extra Mouth lirces-Aruy Standfdi
Tumpets with extra tTOoks-Army Standtidi
lEnmprt Cords and Tass'f-AfnIy stsnezIdi
Forage Caps-Army StafdtIdi
letter. from 10 k-Amy STANDARD;
fi-urr.. from I Ia 0-Army Standsfdi
Canie-us-Amy Standard;
Rubber Poucho Tent BlSnkets-Army stAndaidj
Trpwsrrs-Foomen-Army standtIdi
TrovseIs-liorremen-ATmy s,audardi
Samples Of which may b. the Ofce Of Clothing and
Eouipage in this city.
To b. delivered free Of charge the ". s. lDspecon
Warehouse a. this city In good packAges with the name
party furnishing, the And and quantity VI goods ds
tincty marked on each sriicle eud package.
Parties Offering goods all furnish samples
"a and numbered coTcspond with tef pfoposa and
distinctly IN their bids the quantity Of goods they propose
o furnish. the pnce, aud the time Of delivery.
guaranty signed b. two nsihe psr-ons uust secon
pAy bid cling that the bidder will supply tie
articles ava Tdrd - him under hi proposal.
Bids ~il be opened TUESDAY, April 5, 1885, a.
O'Clock p thu. Office and bidder. requested TO be
present -
Awards VII be made on WEDNESDAY. April G. Bonds
will be required thai the VII b. hfny iulh.d.
Tclegrutns relating 10 PToposss wall not be uo.ie.d
Blank forms u Proposal. may be obtained q this oioe
The fight reject BID deemed unf'asonanr fcsfVod
BY order vi Col TmonAs swords 4. q VI. o.,
&. W. MOULIOS, Captain and A. q ".
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Arrived.

Steamship Fulton (U. s. transpor,), Woon Fort Royal
March g. 3 D. M mails and pass 10 u ;. ouarteniaf'er
Experienced terrific gale on the 2oth.
steamer Admiral Dupont ~, s. transport, Lnen pi
Alexandria days ballast to U. 5. Quartermaser s land
outside Of the bar for 50 hours Experienced strong H. ana
~ T.. gales u.-
Steamer Pa,apsoo C s. ransport), Creamer Fortress
Monroe days ballast 20 u 5. Quartermaster.
Steamer John Rice tU. ; transport King, fort hoyAI
days ballast to u. $. Quartermaster .
Ship Chancellor (Brl Jones' Liverpool March y ndse au
pass to Williams Guon Experienced strons gales from
- w. to :. s. w. - -,
10 Trask Dearborn. Experienced fine weather up to a'
TO- then heavy w. and n. W. winds until 29th when pu
heavy gale from r. ". +. to N, during which lost
and topcallanimas main and mizzentopmas ana
masts with yards. sails and everything steo' ~
everything about the deck, &c. -, :, d.ys coal 20
Ship j. Bradshaw (Irl Mosey, Liverpooi % n.y. c 70
MASTER Experienced heavy w. geies uur,hg ue isato
March % lat IS 80 lon 70 40 took nav a hn bo
mo eT mi moi beur afe get pilot, run Tor the bar IN
which struck several times causing tho ship to leah
some. =, ~ q, L.. MA. 10
Fnncb M;rci. Wendt March 49, while at anchor in the
-, " Gas foued By tho bark Helvea, carrying away
o f,rc,oya ysrd foreyard jbboom bulwsrks aud head
prnne bow spH stove and chAed bow badly lost an anchor
@hp ~ 4Ii"yetia ICid) Menke Manila days passed
n;;I nov 49, Cape Of Good Hope JAN 49, ST. Helena FEB
s 2rTp TO A. A. Lowe Co 80,
pig Zero B Benson, Bathurst, w. c. A. % days, Aides
~ J. r. Whitney 60.
Srht NAV Queen Gott, Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Mora, Chadwick Esabrthport for Boston.
Sclr. Adrian Emery, Rondout for Portland
schr. Trade Wind Gu, Portland days .
Schr. Sohn Joucs, Ward, Picrmont Tor Norwich
Schr. Ringgod, Crowell Boston days.
WIND-Sunset. n. Il.
To PuTscr McManus Of the steamship Fulton, from Por,
ROYAL we are again indebted for favors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

q Nephew; label, TAylor PhItsse'phia J. W. Mckee
Anne D. Haley Baltimore Van B,ut si't@ s miasn
Clutch. Kew West L. Kenny; W. G.. Atwater, Racket,
Phlsdelpha H. S. Racket Scn Col Letttr Ferry Ferry
Ph,,,delnbia Rascr Dayton; ]. o. Huntingdon Lowell,
PhiIadeiphs Baker Dayton NJ c. Tarbeil Handy pnia
dephia Baker Dayton; q. w. Cumming borst fhuaeer
phia Baker Day Seneca. Phnney PhIsdephi BAKER
4 DAYTON.
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Proposals
Army CLOTHING AVID EouiPAGH OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, March, u, 1854 !
mo. ISL

mo- ISL ARMY CLorHrso AVID E0uIPAeE OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, March, u, 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned,
L until THURSDAY, April 7. 1884, at 70 O'Clock M, ioq
furnishing this Department ,by contracp with:
National Colors, Army STANDARD.
Regimcntal Colors- Artillery, Army Standard
Regimental Colors-lnfantry, Army Standard
Garrison Flags, Army Standard.
General Hospital FLAGS Army Standard.
Company Order Books. Army Standard
Company Clothing Books Army STANDARD.
Company Descriptive Books, Army STANDARD
Company Morning Report Books, Army Standard
Post Order Books Army STANDARD.
Post Letter Books Army Standard.
Post Guard Report Books, Army Standard
Regineuta Letter Books, Army Standard
Reginenia Descriptive Books Army Standard
Reeimcn,a Index Books, Army Standard
Reeimenis Order Books. Army Standard
Hat Feather Sockets, Army STANDARD
Ostrich Feathers. sor Hats Army Standard
Chovon.- service, Army Standard
Chcyrons-Of1nancc Sergeau,s sin, Army Standard
Chevrons-llospItal Stewards, Army Standard
Cheylon.-Cayahy Or Mr.. ssrscants, Army STANDARD.
Chevrons-Cayary, lst Sorgeints, Army Standard
Cheyrons-Csyalry, sergoants, Amy STANDARD
CbevroHs-Cavary, Corporals, Army STANDARD.
Chrvrons-Artilery Sergeant Majors, Army Standard.
Chcyrons-Ar,lery, q. N. SerscSnts, Army Standard
Chevrous-Artillery, scrreais. Army STANDARD.
Ghcuons-A I,iLery, Corpora,, Amy standsId
Observation-Disclosures q. NJ Scrgeais' Army sisndaId.
Chevrons-lnfantry, 10; Sergcants, Army Standard
Chcvrons-lnn'ri, Sergeauts, Army Standard.
Chevons-lnfautry. Corpora.s, Army Standard
Drum .eads-latter, Army standard
Drum Hesis-Snare, Amy Standard
Fiics Army STANDARD.
Haversacks-Panted. Army Standard.
Cotton Duek-l0 and II on Army Standard
Samples Of which may be the Office Of Clothing and
Equipage in this city. -
10 delivered free Of charge. at the u Inspection Ware
house. this city, in good package with the name OF the
party furnishing the knd uad quantity oil good distinctly
marked on each article aud package.
Parties offering goods must IN all cases, furnish samples
marked ard numbered correspond with their proposal and
distinctly state in their bids the quantity OF goods they pro-
pose 20 furnish the price, and time Of delivery.
guaranty, signed by two responsible persons must scconl
each bid uteene that the bidder VIII supply the
articles awarded to him under bis proposal -
BIDS will De opened on THURSDAY, April !, 1904, o.
o'clock D. H. this Office and bidders requested 10 be
present. .,,.,. 90,
Awards will be made on SATURDAY, Aprl9 ~
Bonds win BE- required that the contracts viii be- finy
fulfilled
Tecgrarns relating TO Proposals viii not be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposal. may be obtained At thus Office
The Igh, reject any bid deemed unreasonable Is reserved
by oraer OF Col THOMAS SWORDS, A. q. NJ. q. - .
G. ". MOULTON Captain and a. Y. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
Memoranda.

Tho steamer Admiral Dupont reports: March ~ 10 miles s.
Of Absecomb spoke ship Wizard hing hence for san Fran
cisco aud mautopma. uanmsst head ard
assistance.
Ship Helves reports: March 49, lat 81 a. lon 70 o. during
heavy ~ E. gale stove balwgrks, stanchcon. covering
boards cabin skyhgh doors, Sc. lost galley, boai split
sails &c the st times made clean breach over her,
filling tue cabin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
.NORPORATION NOTICE.-Departmen of

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Department of
~ Finance, City Of New-York, Office OF the CLERK Of
Auears-Pubic notice IL hereby given to the OWNERS,
MORTGAOEEB or PERSONS OTHERWISE INTER-
ESrED IN tBs LANDS and TENEMENTS sold for y "
PAID ASSESS MENTS during the month OF October, LOO,
that the DETAILED STATEMENT Of PROPERTY sun
uurndeeucd from slid sale is published IN The Newfo,k
Commercial Advertiser, daily newspaper printed and pub
shed in he City Of EewYor. Copies be had on app
cation at this Office. BY order ofthe Comptroller.
AUNUSIuS PURDl. Clerk Of Arrears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

A SELP-EDUCATED NEGRo.-The Presbyterian
gives interesting account Of negro named George.
Row private IN tie lst Tennessee Light Artillery.
While slaye Southern plantation he was the play
mate OF his masters children, and by close attention
he learned the names Of the alphabet some time alter
ward he found Old spelling book, and studied 1t
secretly remembering the order Of the letters unn he
was able TO read-a long and ted.Ous process he then
ssed 70 read books no one suspectng him.. Finally
young master studied Latin and Greek, and George
'eund Latin Grammar. and afterBard Greek Gram
mar, both Of which be laboronsly mastered. lie was
then put In charge Of a distilcIy, under new muster
whose family had Irish tutOr-thc latter be paid with
whisky for private instruction the lessons only eeasing
from the Increasing love Of the liquor overcoming the
teaoheTs status in the family He is now by the fortune
war free man, and in the service Of his country as
stated above.
SHIP CANAL CONVENTIONAL Convention Is
20 be held at Dubuque Iowa in May. 10 which Iowa,
wisconsin and Minnesota are invited 10 send repre-
seayes Tor tie purpose OF considering the route 10 be
onowed IN constructing ship cal1i from tho eastern
porcer oil Iowa 70 the Lakes Two routes proposed
-one through Illinois BY the enlargement Of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal, and the Improvement Of the Dos
fAi1es and Illinois Rivers, and the other through Wis
eonsn Dy ne Improvement OF the Fox and Wisconsin
Rivers and tie enlargement Of the canal conuectiug
item.
APPLYING TRR TEST.-Mr. J. G. Frink Of
ssatie ioand a torpid snake few days ago in his
eena anu tere beng various opinions expressed TO
What KIND OF reptile might be- by those who came
70 ses IL Mr.. Frink twho, by the way, reads The
IRBusR) placed the last issue Of that paper beside the
men Dormant and APPARENTLY dead "saTpient,' when
d cegsn 10 sqnlrm immediately thus removing all
soups ~ ~ what class OF reptiles IL belonged TO- They
~ pronounced 1t q "CopperlAad"
lKindsrhook Rough Notes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ;
No. 237 BROADWAY, NEW DIRK, March 81 1854.
NO CONTRACTORS.- PROPOSAIS, II

No. 237 BROADWAY, NEW u DIRK, March Il, Iva -
FVNO CONTRACTORS.-PR IN,
closed in sealed envelope Endorsed with the title OF the
work and with the Of The bidder written thereon WIN
be received at this office until THURSDAY, March 81 lSo'
o'clock for regulating and grading Worth and
streets, between broadway snd Baxter streets
For regulating and grading Ninety second street. between
Eighth avenue and broadway. =
For regulating, grading, curbng guering, and Tagging
Finy eighth street between Fourth and Firth avenues
S0r regulating, grading curbng, gnerng, and nsggnS
Tweh street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
For eurbing guttrng and tagging Eleventh avenue De-
tween For,y.second and Forty-thrd streets
tor cubng guerng and tagging Second avenue. between
One hundred Idvhth and Onehundred and twenty nth
streets.
cubins entering tagging Seventy ninth street be-
tween Broadway aud Tenth avenue.
For curbiug gntcTng and Tagging One hundred and six
teenti street between Third aud Fourth
For tagging Sixth avenue between Forye and Fifty
ninth streets.
For tagging Twenty second street. between Second avenue
and Avenue A.
Fen tagging Barrow street between West and Greenwich
streets.
For tagging Forynnth street. between Sixth avenue and
Broadway -.
For tagging Nneieh street, between Fourth and Fith
For filling between siIy,hrd and siryfourth streets and
Eighth aud Ninth avenues -
dredging slip Piers Forty nine and fry North
River.
Blank forms Of proposals. together with the specifications
and agreements be- obtained this ohceDated Street
Comni,.iousrs Department, Ncw-York, March a. 1864
CHARLES O.. CORNELL street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
A, the City Hail. on MONDAY, April II 1854 AZ II O'Clock

PUBLIC AbCIlON.
A, the City Hail. on MONDAY April II 1854 q, II O'Clock
n viii be sold Public Auction 10 the highest bidder,
wiki adequate security, tor a term Oft years
ffouI the lst day Of May 1861:
The LEASE OF the FRANCHISE Of The FERRY now
established moth or and immediately adjoining the Present
Fey Slip the foot of Grand ST. East RYer NewioTA, TO
The LEASE Of the FRANCHISE Of the FERRY abou to
be esab shed from the slip basin between Piers Nos 50
aud 80 Eat River, York. to the alp loot Of bridsest,
The % Of the Franchise Of the Ferry about be e',ab
i.hed tho zip bsin between Piers Nos 50 and "
East River hewlork 10 the foot OF South Sixth street.
Brooklyn. T.. d.. or some point adjacent Thereto . - ,
The said several Ferry Lease, viii De sold with az tas
sh privilege and thereof belonging to the Cor
porstion OF the City OF New ORR.
CONDITIONS.
The conditions and covenants Of the leases TO be IN the !
form ferry entered into BY tie
Tho for each Of tho ferries 20 be made to
conform the requirements Of the city charter In ron to
that they III conduct ind munsse the said ferry
ferries agreeshy 70 such Tne regulations ordinances OF
bylaws now or nay hereafter iroin time 70 ,ne Dc
made passed by the Common Council or state Legislature
The purchaser 81 the ferry lease and ts appcudages m ach
will BE- required TO psy IL the time and place Of sale TO
Collector the City Revenue equal - ~ per cen.
the ggageE ia ho executes lease with the usual
covenants, Otherwise ~ 10 loseed to me torPoIatl9h ne
viii be required also, 20 furnish Obligation az the same
time -4rcted By ssciles 10 this effect at he w eIs'
bond with srctes 10 be approved by the CopiroLer
the puncrua payment OF tie rent quarter yearly and Tor
the faithful execution tie of the lease The fees
the anc,ioncrr and the expense VI tho Lease BONDS ana
10 be paid by The purchaser aud no eSpee
whichever Incurred by the Corporation for or IN con.
necton h the pier buAhesd premises proposed
TO be leased, during the term Of the lease.
The shall aao contain c0veuan. requiring each ferry
boat b,., attached -ino apparatus force
pump, than 400 feet " hose oT the quality and
a. that used by the Department Of the City
whenever required by the Chief Engineer Or his Assistants oil
Department of the City Of Nei Tor which ser
oa, s s and no time to BE- eoHnisd hour
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller