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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

James II Bcddow ard Felicitie Beidow. his wife,
will take notice that John @, A. Smith as plaintiff,
has flied a petition on the chancsry side og the
District Coart Of Nenaha County, Nebraska Terrific
~, against them as defendants, the object Of which
is 70 fOrsclose a certain mortgage msde by the said
Feliritie and James II. Bsdiow, June. 9th A. d..
1888 on the North West Quarter, and the South
West Quarteroe the North EAST Quarter, and Lots
No. one and two of section % and Lot No. one Of
Section No. Is All in Tlwaship four a North,
Range Sixteen rs East Of 9Th Principal Meridian.
tuated in the said County Of Nemaha. Said mort
gage having made to secure the payment ola GER
tain promissory note beari g even dIte with said
mortgage, made by the said Fe!icitie aud James II.
BeddOW for $500 90 due six months after date with
interest fsoB maturity at tho rate Of five per cent
per month, the Drayer Of said potion is that the
said land be cold the proceeds be ap4ie3 in pay
neut Of said u0te.
Said defendants are required IN answer said Pc
titiou on or before the I9th day 0f December A. ID.
1861. E. VI. THOMAS, Sol, for Can't.
v-Ix-3 iZl
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
McClelIan'S MaIOrItleS.

Mcclellan carried but three States and
those by a small majority, with a gain
for The Republicans on the vote over for.
mer elections.
New Jersey gives Mcclellan about
$500 majority. The Unionists gain
1900 votes in the State over 1862. Gov.
Parker was elected by nearly 1900
majority. The Union party carried
every county in south and west New
Jersey. and elected every member Of the
Legislature there. Two Republicans and
three Democratic Congressman are
elected.
He carried the State Of Delaware by
about $50 majority.
HIS majority ia Kentucky, so far as
heard from, Is Is, 5G6-the vote standing
1881 for Mcclellan to 1926 for Lin
ccln.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24


On Tuesday evening. the 22d. inst at the Pres
byterian Church in this place. by Rev. William
MsCandlish, FIR. THEODORE HILL to Miss
MAMIE a. NELSON both Of this city.
Angels that guard round pure Affection
Ministers at Virtues throne
Spread o spread thy wings protection
Ger two hearts love blends in one.
And O! for them bedeck 1ife's pathway,
With ev'ry gem Love endears,
To bless them in the present day.
And crowa them in futaFe years.
And may many days to them DO given,
Bright with Affections ~luster,
While the innocent lambs of heaven
around their hearthstone cluster.
On the 10Th. inst. by Chas.' g Dorsey, Mayor o
the city OF BroWnville. Mr.. CHRISTOPifE G. HAIR
RISON to Miss JANE WILSON, all Of Nemahs
CO unity.
All who witnessed the ceremony we're filed with
admiration at the elegant style in which the Mayo
performed it. In fact a bachelor friend present de-
his intentions to get married soon, and said
that no one bat the Mayor shouId perform the GER
emony.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph Bacon will take notice that lsrasi r. Cum
mings, as plaintiff. has fled 8 petition against said
Bacon, as defendants, on the law side OF the Dis
trict Court Of Nemahs County, Nebraska Territory
the object Of which is to obtain a judgement against
said Bacon for the sum Of $4,000 with in crest
from May 9Th 1852, for cattle then sold and deliver
ed to said Bacon by said Cummings, aud also for the
additional sun Of S2l ,1s money laid out By said
Cummings for the use Of Bacon September, lisa
1854 at his request. An order Of attachment was
issued out If said Cour an the following real es-
tate situated in said County Of Nemgha, 20 Wit
" est IL Of South West Ii Section u Township
5 Range Is East. South East l-4Of South West IA
Section 9 Township 5 Range Is East was attached
a. e property ofsaid Bacon.
Said Bacon is required to answer said petition By
the 18th day Of Deoember 1854.
E-W. THOMAS, Atty fer PIf.
Sept. 22nd 1861 v-I-3-4w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Rr0Wnnne cemeIeEY ASSOCIATION

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with &
notice published in the Advertiser Of the Sd inst.
the ALLOWING persons, to wit. Z. Hoadlsy John
Macpherson a s. Holiday. T. ". Bedford, Thee.
Hill, W H. Miller, G.. W. BTatton, W.. r.. McCreery
and E: W. Thomas assembled at the time and place
stated in said notice and organized themselves into
a cemetry association to be known Tor the present.
AS "The BrownviIle Cemetry Association" On mo-
ion it was resolved that. the next meeting be acid
at the PFesbyterinn Church in IroEuville, on the
9th day Of December, 1861, at two o'clock P. N.
for the purpose of completing the organization of
the association by the election Of trustees and a
clerk with a view to having the associatiOn incor-
p5rsted under an act Of the Legislature of Ne
braska Territory entitled "An Act to create and
regulate incorpOrationsi ia the Territory Of Nebrns-
ka approved February 10Th 1884.
All who desire 70 bseems members of the sssoeia-
ton are invited to De present at said meeting and
to take part in the election.
Nov. 7th 1864.
L HOADLEY, Pres.
W. TH0A As, Seey.
vIx-ns-4w-slO 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

John R. UIlrey ard larry F.. Ullrey, his wife viii
take notice that John Q A. Smith as plaintiff has
fled a petition in the district Court Of the County
of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory. on the Chancery
side thereof against them together with Joseph
Coleman and r. J. Whitney as defendant. The
object and PRAYER Of said petition Is 10 f5reci0ss q
mortgage made BY said Ulrey and wife in favor of
said plaintiff on the South East IA Of Section No.
IL. Township NO. 5 North, Of Range No. Is East IF
the 6sh principal Me5rdian, situated in the said
County Of Nemaha; to obtain a decree for tbe sale
Of said land, ard to apply the proceeds 10 payment
Of a certain note made Joy said Ullrey in favor IF
said plaintiff FIR sl23 % dated August 8th 1859
and due I've month after date with interest at the
rate Of sixty per cen, per annum from maturity.
Said Ci.rey aud wife aTe required 70 answer ssid
petition BY the 18th day Of December, A.. D.. 1864.
T.. ". THOMAS,
Sol. foT Comp.
v-Ix-p9-Iz-sl3 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
EGA NOTICE.

Francis A. DOwler, administrator Of TIE Estate Of
William Gerke deceased, and the unknown heirs Of
tho said Wm 6erke, viii take notice ttat Thomas
J. Dowler has Sled q petition 90 the Chancery side
Of the District Court Of Mem ka County. Nebraska
Territory, the object Of which is to obtain a decree
for the sale Of the following described land situated
% said County Of Nemaha, to-wit the northwest
quarter Of section number Il, township nnB6er e.,
north Of range number IA, east Of the 9th primer
pal meridian, and the application Of the proceeds
of such sale in payment Of q certain promissory note
made by said William Gerke. august Ssh, 1859, in
IA yer Of said plaintiff, for $25f.G0 With interest at
tho rate Of 25 per cent. per AMMAN after maturity,
due twelve months after date: the said lapd having
been NOR, gagged 70 secure the payment Of said note.
Defendants are reoufeed 10 apseer 81 the 18th day
Of December, 1864. E.. ". THOMAS,
Solicitor fer Complainant.
Sept. 29;h, 1854. 9-4-4rS5
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
NOTICE

Taken up By s5e Undersigned livirg three miles
North Of BrowBvilIe near re ''Shute'' in Ncm4ba
County Nebraska on the first DIV of.November 1864.
One EstFay brown mare rDney--bFaHdsd On the
left shoulderyery dim about three %ars old.
BiOwnvilie, Nov %. lS64.-v Lx-E-7-3w 81
IACNR RRE.'ER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned living two and a
half miles South Of BrOwnviile, in Nemaha COcnty
Nebraska, on the frst day Of K~oyember, IS64-
One Estray FiileY black with sgms white on the
forehead and left hip-a natural paeer-about four
years old next Sp-ing.
Brywuyille, Nov. Ist. 1861.
v-Ix-7-3w. Pd. J.B. SWANK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
United States Internal ReYeEue.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons concerned. that
the Speeiai Income list, made 5Ed taken under the Ex-
else Law @. The Uuifec States. viliD Tie Counties f
B.che-dscn. NeUaha and Pawnee, and Terri ory Of Ne
braska have beer TetUrue ca to me, and viii lie open Cor
cxentnatt 4 II ny Office in the Tow n Of Fails City
ana County Of Richardson Tor tue space OF ten days
fram and AFTER tie date Of this Notice And hat ap-
peals relative to any erroneous Or excessive vaiustiou.
viii Le received ty me. on the19ib day Of November,
1854 All appeals to the Assessor must be made in
writing.
TSiguet,J JOSEPH r. BURBANK.
Assessor Nebraska Territory
Dated this nth day CT nov. 1654-v 8 no-9-2w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
STAY NOTICE.

Tsken mn bv the subscriber, living near Waddlo's
srsoe Nemaha county Nebaska, one. bay, mare
NOW. two or three years old, spot on the left side
and blazsd faced. She had a raw,bi5e tug tied
arounp her neck when taken up. B. I. Aclnineh.
tx I0-3w-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TTaten M Ivy the subscriber living eleven miles
Southwest Of BrcwBrii ,e Neb. one ssteag three years
Cd, roan spotted branded w" on the Ien bip.
swallow fork in each ear.
AMOS T. D. HUGHS.
Ike. no-3w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the FIRM h%eretofor
INtxistins under the name aud style Of L. Brown
& Co is this day dissolved.
R.BROWN co.
Nov. I'd, 1854 peril. @. LETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

"a ken up by the undersigned. living two ard a hal
miles soUth Ct BrCvEyiHe in Eemaha Co. Ne5Ta>ka
Territory. Ons WHITE e with some red On head
AMI neck. op of the right car. ana branded with The
letter o" ca right hip. One line buck brintia ccw
with the same brsId, aDd mark. One speckled COW
with a crop 8f the left ear, and undcr bic aut % fthe
right ear, branded with b" on lie leltbic.
v FEESY
Nov. 1st. 1seI-Ix9- u9-3w. Pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

Taten.u mp by the subscriber living three and a half
south % Brovnvilie on the bott0m road. one
dark bay horse three years oil past
ABRAHAM PENNY.
Tx-9-u9 a.. pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
NOTICETO CITY TAX-PAYERS

Noticci IS hereby given tbat Taxes Of the CRY Of
Rrownville for the year 1851 ara now due and The
Tax List has beaR placed in nv hands for collection.
Tax Payers are. notified 90 call &C INV offee and set
tie their taxes on OF before the first day Of January
1865. After that date a psnai7y Of ten per cent. and
ten per cent. interest per anBum win be added to all
taxes not then paid. The law does not now reQuire
the collector to cali on tax PAYERS for their taxes but
ali persons are reFuired TO- pay the same at the col
i%ector's Office. JONAS HACKER.
ix-9-3t City Tax Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

An ingenious fellow down east has in.
vented a metallic shirt bosom which is
said to last a man his Lifetime, and wash
twice a week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

The NEBRASKA REelsrEE.-This new
and valuable little paper has been coming
to US regularly ever since its first issue.
It is neatly printed and exhibits decided
ability. We extend to it our editorial
friendship, and wish its enterprising pub
Usher the success be so richly deserves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

are made the instruments aud means!
Finally, there can be no Peace save
by Recognition of the Independence o
the Cunfederacy.-N ]. Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

v-Ix-n8-4w-sl 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24


Charleston Mercury 10Th says since
last report $50 shells have been thrown
at Sumter 100 at the City. Richmond
dispatch of Friday says exchange of
prisoners ~ihaugurated, those al Savannah
10 be transferred to City Point.
Bristol, East Tennessee, Register. says
rebels captured and destroyed a train Of
cars loaded with commisSary stores at
MorriStown on the 18th also, a wagon
train consisting Of nine wagons, killing
IL andscapturIng a number.
Richmond Sentinel says new moves are
or foot in Va, and in Ga. aud Tenn.
vast campaigns singularly complicated are
in process of development. SenuneIs
dispatch insists that Sheridan has sent
part of his army to Grant says Early
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
DgssOEETRoV.

v-Ix-n8-iz.- sl3 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

Special to the World from Sheridan's
headquarters c~ontHndicts the rumur sqtl
Early is retreating and Sheridan pursu-
ing, also contradictng the report that
Early has left the Valley. His forces
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

Ix9.n0-sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

chicago, 10.
A gentleman Of this city, has receive
ed letters from relatives holding high
positions under Sherman, stating that
grand moyoments are about to be made
on Savannah, for which point Sherman
hai already started, taking 80 days ra-
tiols.
New York, Is.
On The 7,b. the Steamers Montgomery
AID Lillian. chased the Pirate Tallahas-
see from 10 a.. IN. until dark, pursuit
uhiagging, at one time so near had they
got to her, tina; in a short time more she
would have been their prey, when night
set in. She escape. in darkness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

InS BowERy MADAME wIDaER cLArRvOY-
lVC ant and lifted spanish lady unveils shs mymerss
Of futurity love- absent friends scknee&t pres
scrves msdine for al diseasss tails isckv numos prop
ertS lost o. stolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

w no WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 800,
etes The best of ALL and cannot be eyceed Can con-
suited personally r by letter on all affairs Of life concern.
suis journeys absent friends love courtship
rsge health wealth and who can reclaim drunten s.i un
faithful husbands Miss w. n the only this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian asmaRs for love-
good LUCY and AZ busnes: affairs and are to
young lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectsolo
nue., opposlh Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

(yuUNTRY BOARD ON THE SOUND-wANTED, FOR
~ whole summer, by gentleman and WIFE, 81 dis
lance Of about one hour from New YORK. two Rcams either
furnished ished with partial Board. Mix and
vegeta bles essential Situation must be pleasant and well
shaded and by all facilities for bathing
liberal price viii be paid. farm pre.erred Address,
giving full particulars Sound box 2.S23 Post o1lce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

EARM TO LET, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
BROOKLYN property, containing egtty having
house good oubndinrs aesirahle for resi-.
depoc az fruit growing, price, IS 00 half may
mortgage for years Address Parker box COZ ~
Y. Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

At No. 1875 Blocker street,
with that living mortal
he will reveal mysteries that will astonish all his vsors
he tells whether married singles tells how
will marry; describes the Intended husband wife
and tells the very day will marry and shows kenese
representing the compile OF the Intended
causing speedy marriages he will bring Of The
most hopeless All who consult him will have good
luck In travelling BY sea or land or in undersakngs
those at distance the outlines of whole NE
Wooster All hours until In the evening, Ladies 90
cents; gentlemen, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-22
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1876

thousand dollars md mscriins In lieu thereof the sum
OF seventy ave taszsena dollars.
Which ~aS nJsL
The quesjn bene adoption OF the ordinance and
reaointolSl a. ameaded
Cppncpmsn BAL moved the preyi us question.
The PRESIDENT put the question, "Snn the main gues-
ton ROW DO putt"
" Inch VAS declded "a tho affirmative.
The ordsrance aud vssoliou then adopted by tho
following vote
Observation-Disclosures Heaiy, Keenan,, Riley Brophy,
Haecrsy. Hayes Webster, svan G.css, Reer Kos ter,
Hoasatan. Haysand, hctra b. chae Cook Brandon,
Brtce, Russell, Fit2eerald and ,oyce-21.
Observation-Disclosures Undyk and Jaquee-2
Councilman KgEsAN moved that the Board do now ad-
5ourn.
Which carried.
Wnercrpon PREsDsr declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Monday, tho 2is inst, ut two O'Clock.
JAMES ". SWEENY, Clerk.
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DICHMoND. NJ L., MARCH ~, is6L--pR0PossLS
III Tor furnishing hundred 70 ~ The lr0iS
OF Richmond county under the draft ordered Tor the OF
April l,0f are sociod and parties sishns - % p.
suretes At The oea the Board OF superysyfs on Tues
day, March ~ al To-, w. d, order Of the Boar OF su
psrvsors. David l.. GARDNER Chairman
a. wfsASr. Clerk
CTREEr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. 2s7 BROADWAY,
- New York, March ~. 1874 80, -
endorsed with the title the aud with tho name II
thereon will DO lecciyeI ~ this occ
until Thursday March ST. 1854 at II ococs M for
grading o To aud ntersectng Streets between,
Broadway and Baxter q rect
FOR regulating grading Ninety second street. between
Eighth avenue and Broadway.
r,ity eia N street. between folri6 and ffts avenues
Twen,yfrs street between tenth and Eleventh avenues
For cnrbnE gni,erng and Tagging Eleventh avenue be-
For curDing gutterng and tagging Second avenue. be
tween One Hundred aud Eighth and One Hundred and
For eu bling euterng and Tagging Seventy ninth street.
betw Broadway aud Tenth avenue.
For curbng. guttering and Tagging One Hundred and
Sixteenth street, between Third and Fourth ayenses
For TAGGING sixth avenue between Fort, eighth and
For tagging twenty street, between Second
For iasina barrow street, between West and Greenwich
streets. M
tagging Forty street. between Sixth avenue AND
For tagging Nuetie,h street between Fourth and FIFTH
For Killing between six,y.,hrd and SIXTY fourth streets
and kightl and Ninth avenues 80 - .ci rsx
For d. dgng alp between piers Fcrty.niss snu rHy'
Hank forms Of proposals together with the specacsons
and agreements can obtained A. this ome Dsea Sses
CmARIEs o. COESELt@ Street 0spmsss'ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-22

THIS cELEBnArEp CONSOLATION ofrIoE ASp
private n.esscAi rsons, 80 Lspe.aid st,ss under the
he world, NE wS6bshi Fowts,s. 4 susrs Z. sisss
for Tho euro
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MARKET CELLARS esd
OTHER PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION
LEASED AT AUCTION F

Notice hereby given that the Comptroner si Tues
Ham Lease "S Gn BIDS a. a. publ. s's"n Mas cellars
perry. for term of five years from the LIST day Of Way
catalogues containing tho description location aud terms
Of sale be haa Upon application TO the oisor city
revenue = '".' SATTHLw T. BRENSAs comp,oiler
CRY c ss% nSn R1 osf,os FEB s. ,i Ts
VALuARIs FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG
ON MONDAY, Ann ii. 1894. at eleven o clock 4. ".
stli BE sold a pub,a auction: To the highest bid.
,he rt Jas OF May ,s6i ne Leas q the Fraehlse q
~ New YORK he loot Seventh street br OK
'The Of the Franchise Perry aboq be
and East river. New York the slip foot Of Bridge
sS = q a. sjsi
B1. , ID r e leases sps ss w all
rights privilege advantages thereof belonging tie
osrpora'l.n Of the cry S 81 fiT Ssss
usual form OF leases entered into
re each OF named ferries ads
TO @ o. %. 81, o % A
lessee or TIA, he or they WIN sondae. and apase the
or bylaws a. are now .. may Ssrrs ter rom "s
lime De rssard BY the Common Council state
The purchaser OF the ferry and u. penaaEe. In
ssle 10 he Collector OF CITY Revenue. sum eIus 70
s psS % ri hs sf rem.
lea wn 1s ui He w b. .o 20
obaa.lon the same tine .n.ened BY ,wo surs,,e.
be the Comptroller Tor the punc a paymrnI
OF The rent qsrer yearly faithful execution
covenants OF the es The fees OF the auctioneer and
the exlansc OF a. lease bon AMI
paid By the purchaser aud whatever be In
BY Che corpora,n for 10 connecion Win le per.
bnkhead or premises proposed TO be leased during
Tne iasse sna ala contain covenant req rng each
boat have achef g. its engine fire apparatus
force pump with not less than feet OF hose The
quality an that used by he Frr Department
OF the city of YORK sxtinguisl.
nent required by the Chief Engineer
ASSISTANT Of the Fire DEPARTMENT OF the ciiy ~ New
YORK, which the shall
per hour for each hour engaged aud time
'o""''" '''' MATHEW +. BRENNAN. Comptroller
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Dp7TOMRY BOND NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT
ID sealed proposals from SIS 700 TO SI8 %
the hu tackle apparel Of the ~ nch bark Lse Anscs
Captain vertier In this port will re received nj The
oncc Of the Consulate General Of France until Tkursday,
Lie Consul General do krance.,
NEw YonK, March 20. 1854
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
Il or REAL ESTATR

(tORPoRArlos SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Public notice hereby given BY virtue OF the
vested In the Commissioners Of ths Sinking Fund Of
atty Of New York. by ordinance of the Council
passed February % s4s act OF Legislature d
this State paasod May IS i8i5 the of Tho
Sinking Fund win Offer for sale public auction
day. the ON day OF April 1864 the Exchange
saesroom. No III Broadway the city sf New York b,
WILLIAM KENNELLY. Auctionecr, tho following Ress
Estate. belonging to the city of New York, viz
l. One lot Of Land on tho south side of City Han place,
in the city of New York; between Chambers and Rsada
streets. IS.
One lot Of Ian an side Of Main street, in tho
yof Brooklyn between thssEAss river
Maps may be obtained at the comp.roers oce. Hall o.
Records on and after March ~ 1864
Terms Of Hle-rsn per cent Of the purchase money and
expenses paid the Compsrosrs
Office Immediately after the Thirty per cent on Tho
LIST day of May next deeds win be ready for de-
livery; the balance may remain on bond mortgage f5
years from Nay l. 1854 interest a. of al.
per per annum, payable halr-yeariy
MATHEW +. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CRY or New YORK. prrAnrarsr OF. FrsAscr. CoxrrRor-
LRRs OFFICE, March o. 1864.
CORPORATION PIERS AND SLIPS
LEASED At AUCTION
office s hereby Civ, that the Comptroller will, Nom
day. !he 2sth day of March 1864 II o'clock W. tho
CITY Fall lease bids pub auction the Docks
and belonging Corporation which
have viii expire the Is. ot May. 1850,
OF five from the LIST dry of NJ nv 1854
Catalogues ming the description and terms
Of sae he had application the Collector ~ CITY
Re7enue at this oice where win also be shown Of
the Aforesaid wharv.s, piers &c. :. II .
CRY or kEw YoRx, DEsARrMEsr OF FisAscE
CoMPTn iLER's OFFICE. Feb ~ 1864.
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MERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.
II AT THE CITY HALL.

On Monday March g. is'a at eleven o'clock M. win
qaa,e see,rly for erm of ten years from tho Is, day
The the Ferry now established fro the foot Of
Houston street East river New York to ths foot Of Graud
fsS sss Ts n ps ssM @ The s e
New YORK ss tho ' 'Ne 'GSs
THE Lease q tie Ferry now established from the Of
Chambers street, Nor river Now York TO the foot Of Pa
The Lease II the Ferry sow established from the foot Of
Christopher street. North river New York. TO Hoboken
said several ferry lease. win be sga with all the
Corporation Of the oVy oS 3, My y;Es
Iss conditions and Of re 70 Dc 10 No
Tie lease for each the above named to be made,
Ton the Or
no WA SsIIy Ferries .sr.s.s!s
fr.m time I. Tine ss made passed BY me coinmsa
y 4;
twenty cent Of .hs BID for inc rent 70
sSy vim s ~ ~, X r.
n sns &
~
ss s @ Bous s abe
paid sv the and no whatever IL 70 be In
Pier SIP premises proposed 10 he leased.
sbosd the lease Of The above named ferries
they VIII 10 required accordance with %
the laws OF the State. purchase fair appraised vaua
nn should nc present essees desire 70 sab the boats
baildngs and fixtures fr the ferry;
sad value 10 be Fixed by selected by old
esse.s IN case the parties cannot arce TO he amount
tn. lease shall also contain recurring
ferry boa. attached to Its engine
force pump with not less than four hundred feet 81 hose
OF the quality and dimensions that used hy the De-
perent Of the civ of New York and % BE- used The
Engineer his assistants Of the Fire Depar 81 tho
city ~ New York. for which services the
no ns ssso Sc ana
MATTHEW Il BRENNAN. lsomntrniLAr