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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-05


claiming any benefit under this shall within year
from the passage thereof present to the register and re-
ceiver OF the United States andoce at San Francsco
survey plat of the portion of said tract claimed by
him, her, them, and which shall exhibit tho quarter
section sections Or parts thereof included in said plat
made by under the direction Of the United Htates
veyor general for California, and Herewith a written
statement setting forth the right of such claimant
ter and purchase snch portion under the provisions of
this act and whether the said claimant has acquired the
alleged title of said Pco and Avarado either Of them
or holds by possession ony and thereupon such
register and receiver SHALL under such rules be
prescribed by the commissioner Of the general
proceed and take hear and examine the evidence which
upon the proofs being closed shall determine upon and
decide the Propided That decision of said re-
gls.er aIa receysi snail pc I until approved by the
H SEC. g. AHd be ii further enacted That the claimant
in whose favor final decision has been made upon paying
the receiver Of the andce al San Francisco for the
land embraced in such final decision the therefor
prescribed in the first section Of this act shall be entitled
to patent for such land from the United States convey
ing all the interest of the United States therein to such
claimant = & e q Q C III r ~
SEC L. And be IL further enacted, That upon all pro-
ceedngs under this act being cloed and upon the ap-
peal taken to the supreme Court of the United States by
f. l.. Beard and Others claimants of said lands against
the United States being dismissed the decree appealed
from affirmed the surveyor United States for
California shall case the lines Of the public surseystobe
all portions land which shall not have
been disposed ounder the hereof and thereafter
the same shall be disposed OF az in the case Of other pub
lie lands. i'-iFft
Approved March3. 1865 s9ft.. ,... 81. ...s.t, ...
AN Act to enable the accounting Officers Of the Treas
ury to settle the Claim of the State Of Kansas. -.
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House Of Repvesesta
tipes Of the Tinted States of America in Opngyess As
sebd That the proper accounting officers Of the trea
be- and they hereby authorized to receive secon
dairy evidence In lieu of the original vouchers in supper
Of claim expenses Incurred by the State 81 Kansas
provision for reimbursement Of which was madeiby tho
Act to indemnity the States for expenses incurred BY
them IN defence Of the United Sates, approved Jul
eighteen hundred and sixty said org
nal vouchers having been destroyed by fire at the late
massacre In lawrence Kansas; 2ropded That In the
settlement of the above mentioned claim, there shall
not be allowed the State of Kansas sum exceeding
the sum Of twelve thousand three hundred ANYONE =
dollars and four cents 1891 u l6e5 fss sss't
Approved March e - - ;sitl ss e9sai-
p EA-itAl lss3n pgaGsfk sstEI - "a
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ro sxu OF twenty instruments for pay of physician
pr h article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred
| anu nsy-nVe. one thousand four hundred dollars.
ui rst OF hve instruments of second SERIES for bene
oJeets NJ the discretion of the President per fourth
iucle treaty eleventh june eighteen hundred and fifty
hve, eight thousand dollars
For sixth OF twenty instamonts for keenno In rnnai,
me buildings for the various employees and ior proyi
lug the necessary furniture therefor per fifth article
,fey eleventh. june eighteen hundred and iity-five
fof sixth OF twenty nstaments for the salary of such
us the tribe may select be their head chief per
n sftice treaty eleventh june eighteen hundred and
hy-ive hve hundred dollars @'- =
ftdfedds and other con teerats tribes FOR the second
e Instruments on one hundred and twenty thousand
M being the second SERIES for beneficial objects at
Oh the President, per fourth article treaty
sand dollars ~ "''' 'S'"'e' ''' ''''"-
ror sixth OF twenty nstamens for the support of an
aS;, anu Industrial school, keeping in repair the
puuihgs, ana providing suitable furniture hooks and
aneiy per NTH article treaty sixteenth july eph-
eai, nunafed and fifty five three hundred dollars
ios,,rst 81 twenty instalments for providing suitable
In uo.s t'eeiof, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
Suy eighteen hundred and fty-ve one thonssnd eight
f9r sixth OF twenty instruments for keeping in repar
pln hsits, Tin and gunsmiths' carpenters and wagon
ana plough makers Shops and providing necessary fools
lnersIof per NTH article treaty sixteenth July eighteen
hundred ana nty-hve, five hundred dollars
roT sAth Oh twenty instruments for the emplovment of
two farmers two millers one blacksmith one timer on
gunshith one carpenter, and wagon and one nlouo
maker per MIN article treaty sixteenth july eighteen
hundred and ty-five seven thousand four hded i
lars. ~ "oi-
for sixth Of twenty instaments for keeping in repar
saw and onring mills and for furnishing the NECESSARY
tools and fixtures therefor, per fifth article treaty six
teenth july eighteen hundred and iftyive, 1--WE hun
tlred dollars. $50 $50
For sixth of twenty insalments for keeping in repar
the hospital and providing the necessary medicines and
furniture therefor fifth article treaty sixteenth Jny
eighteen hundred and ftyve, three hundred dollars
For sixth Of twenty staments for pay Of physician
per fifth article treaty sixteenth July eighteen hundred
and ffty five one thousand four hundred dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instruments for Keeping in repair
the buildings REQUIRED for the various epl yees aud
furnishing necessary furniture therefor, per fifth article
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty five
three hundred dollars. .l5tt l4 -. . f.ts4 -, h 81
For sixth Of twenty nstalments for the pay Of each
the head chiefs Of the Flahead Kootenay and Upper
Pepd foreilies tribes per fifth article treaty sixteenth
lars. r. ssaiaf-7 Ft7l - = s-ftA ~ =
ransporation Of annuity goods and prossons for the
flahead Indians per nth articsof the treaty Of July
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YORK. hs Marine cscn for Boston % DO sad s4h, orss
M :ss Da0 hsay lS 9
% ' end = Ia ,:sd
xyres, Adelaide, Australia. ..,,,.-.
~: ssssS fss Fss s% = SS,s; 4
sI Clubs ESss1n ,.aa
~ h S Ss osS @ sasa Smith,
Maria Grs%s ). Domingo SyorK Spa' in sor and
rss 4 sssrs CRsgs ' psyds0n' New oeans l'A
PasAsa, March soIn port steamships Hudson.
from san arr M a ssae soSors and uSe % ss
sps AS%ss hS snd sa ssns
RIO JAsrlKo Jan 29-In port steamers cstosax oaman
oronbs syse rsposa rep NHasss
sSs%sser sa.aSa Srss no. Esa sss sa
suais4x Feb i7-In port brss Alice and Havslock for
ss s sy Bent
Esf 'sg ssss. ss DsY.ns ns% dsSs
land san Francisco. 80 80 -'- ''~-1" wy
from P Sacr Sss,s, r,a.,s :. Ps:.
r:T. ,s% sss A.
Arr from Fan Francsoo edward LGyson,n Liverpool
American Ports.
BOSTON, March Lth-Arr barhs Helen Mar Wood, Homo
esn
xailo Norton Matanxas; Protege, Reynolds Sagua;
woodruff Eaton, Cardenas; leighton, leighton, Bal-
phis a Berry Berry NYork for Portland put in for q
harbor vcore Dane 81 Martina via 81 George chrs
nn srs pstHs & % AZ :a
via Halifax; Pomona (Br) Klburn, Cape Hayen Ina
;ss:s sss is ssys sSs. 81
Wright RrSwp SIssn Gb.0n @
s.esman eaw snd svsds Mama Phsdepsa Rss
deipSia Maria Fess ross rSsdephia with loss Of bow
spirit; white squal Adams z Lee, Lee Ann Csnnon ns
weseott; Adrianns Williams; Tirrcii hgsns iiaiey
Haley Austin Davis, and Nor Wester Hitler Philade
Phia Senator Frankln and wstchman Eaton New YSrs
Orleans; Srs Sisst sBrS, Wat Prince .ssIs
Lowell Havana; Nellie Paine, Hawes Beaufort NC New
lobe Urana, City Point Va; Scudder, Pierce, For
treas Monroe Nory PSmr0y SsrfsnRSr M R..,r.
BALTIMORE, March ll-Arr schr Rena, Cudworth New
eaenc Francsco, Kiby NYori; Hattie Mayo Ward, dO
Ghrsna Richards Fort Fisher Sid bari: Arng,on cs
Johns PR OGDEN w..l Rr1 pi For.une neil Island 'A =
shps Grey Eagle Cutler Rio Janeiro; Flora Nc
nero cleta lBr Hopkins Msyaguez Richmond, Her
bert Matanzas Francis oring Atwood Boston; Express
CSnant Hilton Head CID bark MSdena, Ryder Boston,
pay Inn 1yort;. Mary Bsnfs Kelley, do; Francisco
l4thArr ships Morning Star lHr) Smith, Liverpool La
1,, NAT rnn Wiley ale s brig Fred Wording
San FRANCISCO, FEB i4-Arr Br bark speedwei, Hicks
Hong Kong Cid 18th ship Rey de Italia Ita Boxzo Port
xTss Fuller caao Ring rhip Bekford so 'S se '"n. Xn
sci tBr Spedden, Manila.
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PARENTS No 100 Pearl street, On Friday asrn0on = two
uS,rux The funeral services q the late THOMAS
NcConuL viii be held q Trinity church, Mount Vernon
on Friday af.ernoon, = one sc'oeh Trains leave ave
eleven O'Clock In the morning.
RoanAs-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday March H. MARY,
daughter Of Mathew and Margaret Riordan aged years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral nom the resdencs Of her parents
ls1h Pac hc street. Brooklyn Tins frharsday)
RrvsoDs s-on Tuesday, March Il, MARTHA J. BAScKER,
is The r. relatives and and friends Of tho family arc invited %
attend the funeral Friday afternoon, at Two oGock
the residence Of her sonn-law Cromwell White,
sAv.er-Thsre win be solemn high Of requiem
scr the repose OF the soul Of tho late hAR0AsE
In e. Brdgets church, OF avenue and Elghtn
street. this Thursday morning at half past nine o'clock
SroNE-0n Wednesday, March To- GnoRos FRkDkhick,
son Of George H. and kara n Stone, aged II months
Funeral win take place this Thursday afternoon, at
one O'clock from the residence OF his parents Java
street. opposite the Reformed Da'cn cnureh' S'eSh'
SUTTON x-0n Fourth day, 10Th Of Third month Anna
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully
invited to att nd the funeral at Friends meeting house.
% day a,A sa,sS T. Sss IS NAV SHELLY
daughter Of Daniel and Mary Shelly aged years and
monshs
attend the funeral Friday afternoon a. two o'clock
the residence OF the family corner Of Bergen and
Powers streets, South Brooklyn.
sToxI-At Pascack, N j., ON Sunday, March II, Of
consumption, EDwN srosa, aged % pears -
Boston and Watertown Mass papers please copy.
Stamford Conn, at the residence Of her SON
in.law Hamilton, on Wednesday, March 1S, sARlH,
wife Of Hezeksh Weed in the roth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services a her late res
dence, Friday afternoon, At two o'clock Carriages
will be in readiness the arrival Of the trains, which
leave Twentsevcnth street at II so and IL rs The re-
mains will be taken 70 Greenwood on Saturday morning
WsE.-In this city, on Wednesday, March Is, WILLIE
K. only Of Joseph A. and Sarah Jane Wise, aged
| years, months and ~ days.
Relatives friends and acquaintanccs Of tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from hif
parents residence b62 Greenwich street. Friday after
noon, at one O'Clock.
wARDnL--0n Wednesday, March l6, Ara MARIA
WARDELL, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
attend the funeral from the house or her in law
p Winans No. 29l u West Nineteenth street. Friday
afternoon, at half past two o'clock.
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Sales or Real Estate at Auction.
BY Muller, wilkins 4 Co.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


Married.
BRusH-BENsEr. Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March IA
At the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev DR.
Quackcnbush, FRANCIS v. BRUSH to MARY T., daughter
or J. McJ Bcnsel Esq
BIZ unrN-ShrTH. H.-0n Wednesday, March 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents No 100 West Twenty
third street, by the Rev Francis z. Lawrence Mr..
CRASLcs L. BEAUMONT to EsY eldest daughter OF George
VIM Smith ESQ., all Of this city.
Lis,leohn of the Episcopal Holy Trinity church, Brook
yn, AaonrtALD CURRiE TO IzABELLA, widow OF Joseph
Benton Pope, all OF New York city.
GEaow--CRoss-On "Wednesday, March 10, at Christ
church, Brooklyn, T. D., by the Rev. Dr. Partridge, j.
JANE GERcw TO MARY A. CR 81, both of Brooklyn
KEY T. BRowM-0n Tuesday, March 14 by tho Rev.
T. H. Chaplin EUGENE L. KENYON Of Hartford, to Our ETT
BzDwS, only daughter OF J. Seymour Brown, Of New
York city.
vocT-PG K-on Monday, March 10, by the Rev. VIM.
H. johnson, HtSRy Voar, Of New Haven Conn, to
sAshH A. PICK, Of Williamsburg, l..
New Haye papers please copy.
Wal cG--THoarsoN New Haven Conn, on Tues
day March H. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. Dr. Bacon, WM $. WALLACE, OF this city, to
En rE, daughter of ~ r. Thompson Esq, OF the for
mar place.
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Miscellaneous.
BRrc ToSAA letter from 81 Pierre states that tho 9th
nqne fell in with the wreck OF vessel which proved be
the Br brig Iona Miller from Portland for Porto Rico
Un Ss ." n ~ se 'ns
der succeeded IN getting back 10 the vessel after rRhted
the slaves which composed the keeping ahos The
tain and remainder were Obliged
selves 10 the top o OF the mas and remained n this
condition for i've DAYS without food water and had
pegished from exhaustion before another day passed
A. wss the steward Of the Tona young from Port
aud, died as he was being taken on board The Cappe
BRIc voLAHr from ssgua for Boston, put into Province
town 18th inst with loss OF sails and bowsprit damaged
BRIa cAsriuAs before reported ashore on East Chop
came OF 18th without damage
BRiG cBysApEAKE (Br), white from Baltimore for Doma
~ IN Hampton Roads with of her pumps broken.
Capt White came up 10 Baltimore i4th inst for nov
RcnR RicrsoEp Herbert at baltimore from Matanzas, had
ha6s On the ith, 10 miles So Cape Henry was taken
10 tow BY steamerWm Kennedy aud owed 10 port also
~ collision with the w X, aud had stern stove.
whaIcmen.
~ AZ Valparaiso Fcb bark Beui Cummings Briggs OF
Dartmouth from Ialcahuano, and sld 18th cruise.
spoken. &c.
s n9.gpn FROM batavia for fYork, March ~ lat "a 20
m,se na5s Isay "a Ps'9sc % M 20 from Boston for ocnfues'
brg naicnc.a small, from Mansanla for Boston, March
Foreign Ports.
BsRxupA, March 2In port scbr Thrssher Derrichson,
from New York, with lose of masts
cALLAo. rcs l2-Arr ships Edw Lyman, Neil, Chinchas
"a a or ori Sr o M nssoa So aSs 30
row chnehas a5d dover msison. 1Brai,sr spar
tih dss Intrepid Wnsor from Trss cisco, arr ssh
c11wsOs ysS ,s-iD Ber aAS 4 b i:sssnAs, fsHxsv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -. W. BRADLEYs DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR
n. DOUBLE) SPRING SKIRT will not BEND BREAK
like the Single Spring but will their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL sHAPE TWICE as LONG any other Skirt
made. They not EQUALLED In Elegance Elasticity,
Durability, Comfort or Economy.
RUNIONs, CoRNs, INGRowING NAILS, TENDER
~ feet &C. cured with BRIGGS Aleyiaor and Curative
Sold by druggists and sent by mail 10 cents and 81.
Dr. BRIGGS, Chiropodist, 2l2 and 020 Broadway.
CCHILLBERas GERMAN oINTMENT.-A CERTAIN
- for Piles Saltrheum, old Wounds Fever Sores end
all Skin Diseases, Rheumatism For sale :. IS Bowcry New
York
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SPECIAL rorxcEs :

OFFICE or THE COMM ~ &C. - =
~ Assessments 81 Char e~s street New Ysrk January
TO so. Hos. is hereby xyea .As, the a.
% rSs Sa personal estate o the city
rcv,y rom end ~ is VIII be eren for inspection and
q % sss. Sas" ana ~ x is lss dc s's
fo,es ri res Wc equalization of the Of the
NV o,a lapcfsana believing themselves 70 he asssyed
ryo all splcaion TO the Commissioners daring the Pc
~ ~ rcd valuation OF the real estate must be madc
mi iicreapon lie Con,ni' saaers shah examine into
tss csmpant and IL, In their Judgement the
II such apple ,tion be ma,e In the valna
ton Of the personal estate applicant shall be examined
administer such OATH aud IT, Judgment
the is erroneous they shall the so be
corrected and n the amount OF such they
believe to be just and declare their decision thereon within
iriy days after such appiicon shall have been made 70
of any personal imposed
under this ac unless II shall appear under oath slrma
the period prescribed the taxes by
Of sickness or absence from !he city.
g. 8. B..woebR5ry. l. ISsfFs5 }..a A..s:sn.n.s T.s:.
TAYLOR d CO., BANKERS, AT 10 WAL I.STREET
New o xos PIX the highest rates for doabloons and
Lottery cashed by In gold Information furnthed free
J,HE U. g. CHRISTIAN CONFESSIONAL MEETING
OF the Christian Commission will be held ID: W at the
Academy q Music on Sunday evening next the 10th Instant
VIII Ss ~ shs roy Joseph Daryss Rs, George j.
Aingins and nd Rev Chaplain MeCabe.
lain McCabs and Your Mission" BY Mr. Philips
Tickets be had at the olces Of the Commission, 50
s
SUNDAY school Union Ss Broaaway and sheldon Coz.
Exercises Win commence At TX O'Clock.
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R0 CENTS PER SHARE.
" % cESrs PER SHARE
% CENTS PER SHARE.
70 CENTS PER SHARE
% CENTS PER SHARE
% CENTS PER SHARE
70 CENTS PER STARE
90 CENTS FER SHARE
dE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co
THE MORGAN OH. AND MINING co
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co.
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co.
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING GO.
TIE MORGAN OIL AND AIMING co.
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co.
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING co.
suBscRIpTIoEs-so CENTS PER SHARE
suBscRIPTIoNs-so CENTS FER SHARE
sUBscRIPTIoNs-so CENTS PER SHARE
suBscRrrroSs-o GENTS PER SHARP
suBscRipTioNs--so CENTS PER SHARE
suBscRlPTIoNs-so cNNgs FER SHARE
suBscRIpTIoEs-s0 CENTS PER SHARE
sUBsCRIpTiONs-oo CENTS PER SHARE
0oDs1Hir 'ioNs-D W -rN'' 'hA
soDscNifiioSs-'o EG A1-Nis -" SHARE
AND NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS
AND ~ FUTURE @ ASs'ss"h"s'
AND No FUTURE "ss'-'S"NS'S'
AND NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS.
AND NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS.
AND no FUTURE ASSESSMENTS
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"o"NN' 80 -. : -
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The properties owned 0y ne company are al ~ zee
80 e''' ~ -
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''0''e'' p''' % :" o'''.' .--A''''"""' s'''s
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puBLIc DOCKS, PIERS AND SLIPS

collect s. 70, III. us. Or
occupation doel: PR. and slip; fOI
sold al public auction At the City Han, Thursday April
.ss sssaH q y.1 savEs Es IA, with s.....s b.
tween piers Nos y and i3
s;i No is with half of sr'sA..a 10
EsoSh hsii oi pier No. a. with half Of sulhhs.d BE-
Sssi hs sG' and .ns Westerly end Of No. & with OF
s-ssss;ss s-sssss s:lf s:lf sf sf 5i:r Ssr No 10 a. T.
pss 6. If su.A.4a between pier. No
ioPier No 81 With half Of buhhe.d between Nos; g and
S.9 g
tween piers Nos 50 and g.
lTSs SaIhssd from south :ids pier No TO .ouhsr
ss -E'ss is.sf.a ~ p between piers ''' ,a''
s-scuts half q pier EO. e.
% i pier; e SS' 81 and -
s''''.as portion Of south side for the use o. sol
2s-Bulshesd .. tho foo. q Bank street
N-Noth half Of pier No 90 a. the Zoo. Of IhrssnshM st.
S-Pier No eI, atthe foot OF seyentscnih street
S-pier :. hs Zoo, q TxsniIsth siIss!
S'-f''f at the foot 4 sTsF Is!F''isf sSyHs ;Isst
Lot No. Shipper half Of Pier No.
33-Lower half Of Pier No. 8.
N-Upper half OF Pier No b.
2S-Thc Bulkhead between piers No. ana o.
B-Iower half Of Pier No. o.
ss sSssfs half Of Pier No with b'''''' between pier
39-Lowcr half OF Pier No 4
39-Uppcr half OF Pier No. y
40-Lower half OF Pier No. 3.
H-Tower half Of Pier No H. with IG feet enchos Of
Bukhead between IL and H.
42-Upper half OF Pier No. ls.
sSnner half of pier No 10
s2-Iower half p Of Pier So q, W. " s "
se-ipppper pp half half W Of pier No "a
Si-iorer saf of Pier No w
Roosevelt street ferry racks
b9-Iower half OF pier No a. with Az feet OF Bukhead
adjoining, between Piers 81 and Sc
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
CORPORATION NOTICES,

nOCKS AND SLIPS, HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS
~ and other Property belonging the Corporation Of the
city OF New York, TO be leased at public auction.
Notice Il hereby given that the Comptroller win,
THURSDAY the 9th April 1886 a 10 o'clock A. NJ At the
City Hall lease bids At public auction Docks and slips
q term Of years from the first day OF Nay, 1855
Catalogues containing the description and terms OF
sale had application the Collector Of City
Revenue, At this odce. MATTHEW r. BRENNAN
Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARrxENr FNAEcE,
CoMPTRoLLrR's OYrcE, March 6, 1855.
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Stocks steady Gold active and not very strong Sales
aer call 174 and at close Of report stood st 176k
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

INERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,
AT THE CITY HALL.
On Thursday April g. 1885, At 10 O'Clock N win sold
public auction 70 the highest bidder with adequate
1865
Of Whitehall street 70 Staten Island
The Lease OF the Franchise Of the Ferry cstab
hshed from the foot OF Barclay 70 Hoboken, NJ
The Lease OF the Franchise Of the Ferry cstab
shed from the foot Of Tenth street. East Hvcr 70 Green
point, L. i.
The said Ferry win be sold, with all The
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging 10 the
Corporation Of the city Of New York
Terms and conditions o. sale be had application at
the Comptroller Office
By order of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW T, BRENNAN, COMPTROLLER,
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HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS AND OTHER PRO
IL perty belonging to the Corporation Of the city Of New
York, TO be leased at auction.
The Of the following described property belonging
the Corporation Of the city of New York will be sold at
public auction at the City Hail. on Thursday, April 1885,
at 10 o'clock A. M
The property known as -
Castle Garden, for term Of ten years, from Mayl 1850
Brick House No s Hudson street, for term Of five
stores il and q Greenwich avenue, for term Of i've
Hay Scales TompEns Market for term Of years. from
Hay scales Charles street. for term Of Eve years. from
Plot Of Ground Canal street. Hoboken street and West
street formerly occupied country market for term OF
ten years, from May J. 1895. -
Cellar under Fulton Market part Of No a. cor
Beekman and South Streets for term Of four years.
Cellar No T. Washington Market, fronting vesey street,
for Of four years, from May 1855
No 3Washington Market fronting on Vesey street. Tor
term of four years, from May l, 1855.
street for term Of four years, from May 1866
No 6Washngon Market fronting on Washington street,
for term Of four years, from May ], 1855
No II Washington Market fronting 91 Washington street.
Cellar No q Centre Market corner Grand and Centre
streets, for term Of four years, from May l. 1855
Cellar No g. Market fronting Grand street. for
term Of four years, from May ], 1855.
No Essex Market fronting on Grand street. for term OF
Ga:sss fronting Grand street, for ssrm Of
Nos and Essex Market Grand Streets
for term or four years. from May ], 1855.
Terms and conditions Of sale may be had on apphcauon ~
The Comptr0ller's onlce
BY order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller