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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-28
Special River Dispatches.
TO THE JOURNAL.

CAIRO, March 27.-Port List: Westmore-
land, New Orleans TO Cincinnati, al A.
M. /; Laurel HUI, New Orleans to Louisville,
at A. NJ; sherman, Cincinnati to st.
Louis, at 6 A. NJ.
/ CINcINNATI, March 27.-The river has
fallen eight inches, wi h thirty-three feet
three inches water in the channel Their
mometer 40o. Weather cloudy.
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
Z vINCENNEs.-A correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writing from Vincen-
mes, gives the following item relative to the
Wabash River trade, which viii be of
much interest to our merchants, shippers,
and steamboatmen:
The trade ON the Wabash River this sea-
son seems to have assumed, in a measure,
the proportion which was known in the
palmy days OF old, and our levee Is daily
the scene of business ana ACTIVITY we
have from three to five steamers at our
wharf almost daily, and that, too, OF the
large class of boats. The Starlight, with
our young towrsman Dan. Hamaker. in
the office, passed down on Monday with a
barge in tow, and loaded TO the guards
with corn for New Orleans direct she
took out 5000 bags at Sc, and between 800
and 600 dozen chickens, and no enc OF eggs
and produce generally. This LOADING boats
direct for the Sunny South is rather an
| epoch in the history of steamboating in
our region, and reminds one strongly OF
/ the time when our river rivaIled the
Ohio in point of trade and Importance;
/ regular In their visits. The j. p. Webb,
| Captain DuSouchet, is our regular packet
! hence to Evansville, and passed down on
! Saturday with a fine load. The Louisa,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-28

ABSTRACT 18TH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEC. 81, 1885,
Cash ON hand. in bank, and cash ..LlL
items e
Loans on collateral security. 1854 81
HeaI estate So,Vo W
Miscei- Investments Stocks and
bondsl, par value. yz6,e0 w
United States bonds, par value. Az, lbs 90
sl.7ss.07s 50
Losses in process of adjustment ...$l49, l55 06
Premiums received during the
Gross income for year-........-.... y5l1 ,z8z %
Losses paid for year S37, 1876 %
Market value Of stock, January 81
1st, 1887 (shares 500 each -..--...r fIe 205 90
After a year of disaster unparalleled in
the history of underwriting, involving the
nearly Eighty Millions, and causing the
wreck or retirement OF q large number of
insurance organizations,
Ls lH9 THE HARTFORD i@b 4
presents the foregoing exhibit as evidence
of the conservative principles upon which
its business is conducted, and its ability to
encounter widespread and protractec per a
lis, without the Gripping of its resources. :,
Hs- Zncome and Resosarces exceedfng those
Of any other American Company confined en-
etsssivety to Fire Undes7Ost6n0 l54
81 Agencies in all principal localities.
IL Fair rates demanded = fair dealing
and conservative principles guaran-
teed.
. 13HALLoGK q BREW, Agents, SO \
No.. 10 NORTH FIRST STREET.
mchl3 GRANVILLE. Inn.
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kGupsnsn sfsuss f3olusz fozxneriyof> the PAau-
tom. is our regular Nashville packet, and
No. 8 left for evansville on Saturday with
a good load with our friend Captain Dick
Eastman On the roof The Advance. Capt
BODY Lancaster, is still Ia the trade,
is receiving 1iberel amount of patron
age. Captain BODY is the oldest "Wa-
basher' in the trade, and has used his best
endeavors to accommodate shippers, by
of the year, regardless of the fact of its
being, until the presenttime, anything but
a paying business, trusting that upon the
openi1 of the spring trade to be compen-
shippers has not befied his trust. On
dit, that Captain Lancaster has
contracted at Evansville for first
trade, to be rs feet long, eighteen feet
BEAM and four feet hole: machinery to
be tweive-inch cylinders, four and a half
feet stroke, and. to drop ont on thirty
inches water. Such boat is An actual ne
cessity, and will be well supported She is
to be finished in sixty days. The steamer
Mate, lately purchased from Captain East
ham. by Captain Tindoiph, for g 500, is
plying regularly between Hutsonville and
Vincennes, and does not appear often
without full load. The tow boat Yankee
LETT few days ago with two .barges con-
tanning 1000 bags corn for New Orleans;
also, the Dick Fulton, with six barges
loaded with hay and corr followed soon
after. A small side wheel craft, The Eau
Claire, is the regular WeDash and Shaw
neetown packet, and is more noted tor
speed than for carrying capacities. The
Troyer took a big load of Wabash produce
TO Nashville few days.ago, and enters our
river weekly. The Petrolia is plying
is doing well. The river has finally subsid-
ed within its banks, apparently ashamed
Of the terrible hayoc committed during
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-28
SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
Humnel 4 Sons.

HumneI Il Sons.
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, de-;
e Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUABER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done 10
order.
], Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to. 9a rrH
mn Evansville, Ind
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-28

-sFs River and Weather. fsra1-f
The weather was cloudy and quite cold
yesterday, with an occasional snowflake
flying through the air. The river was
about at stand. or falling very slowly
and will be found rising to-day.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 8
o'clock yesterday include the Alice v,
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Mary Swan,
Memphis to Evansville; Nightingale, st.
Louis to Cincinnati; News Boy, Hender-
son, to return Nymph No 2, Cincinnati
to Fort Benton.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are the
Emma Floyd and Julia, to Nashville;
r. NJ. Bishop, Kate Robinson, Altoona,
and Mariner, to ST. Louis; Robert
Burns, Darling, and Emperor. for
Memphis; Ella Faber, Minneola, and
silver Moon, from Memphis; Huntsville
and Anglo Saxon, for Arkansas River !;
Silver Spray, Stonewall, j. HI. Groesbeck,
p. w. Strader, and Swallow, for New
Orleans; Nick Longworth, M. S. Mepham,
Indiana, and J.HW. Garrett from New
Orleans I; Charmer, from Cairo; Morning
Star, from Louisville; Chattanooga, from
Cumberland River; VIM. White, from
Green River; Louisa, from Tennessee
River IA H9lIg y8gfa1i tiM 3m0- 4
r ylao 80 miscellaneous. has ssna =
Business on the levee was not particu-
larry brisk yesterday morning, and
there were but few arrivals......... The
A lice V.,reported sunk some time ago
but which wasn't-passed, up yesterday
morning with about l75 tons of freight.
She has been long time out, having
passed here on the Sd of March $500. The
Nightingale had rather a good trip for
Cincinnati and Pittsburg. -.,--.The Mary
Swan had a splendid round trip, dong
large way business. See her manifest
below. She leaves positively this evening.
..-......Packet freight was unusually scarce
yesterday, and the Mayfower did not
have large freight fist......-..Capt. Frank
Dusanchet has rechartered the j. p. Webb
ai.d returns to the Wabash to-day .-......
McFadin, the corn man, declines to pur-
chase the right to trade in Alex. Wilson'S
patent clothes pin, as he thinks IL sticks too
fast...-...The fan tails of the Laura Fenton
were cut Off before raising her, leaving
her wheel and shaft in the mud, and thus
relieving the hull of a useless load ........ The
Ada Lyon Is laid up below the wharf,
waiting for an improvement in business
,.......The Nymph No. 2, en- route to the gold
regions, passed down yesterday evening
quite light..-..-..The Rover passed down
without loading; msiliiT 3nd3 b8bio i
q Roats LeAyfKg To- Dayft u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-28

River and Weather.

For of5er-RiueT Items see F'gsA Page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-28
LUMBER, &C.

STEELE & TRIBLE.
econ6 St., Between Chestnut and Cherry
sri Evansville Ind. ~ sff fFfT1r'
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &c, of every de.
cription constantly on hand Packinp
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Sawfne
of every kind done on the shortest notice
aplS-1y.
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For CAIRo.-The excellent Charmer will
be the regular maii-boat for Cairo and
way points to-day at 81 O'Clock Capt.
Billy Lowth is her popular commander,
and John w, Adams and George Nichol-
son are her courteous and attentive
clerks. bgB b9it crew f3tF Hife
f FoR LoUIsyiLDE. - The b. magnificent
Morning Star, Capt Ike DOLLS, is the regu-
lar mail line packet for Louisville to-day.
She has no superior In point OF elegance
and comfortable appointment. John
.Ouerbacker Is her unrivalled clerk
For MEMPHIs.-The beautiful Mary Swan
is the regular Evansville and Memphis
packet and will leave positively to-day
for Memphis at five o'clock, affortling ex-
cellent accomm odations and unrivaled at
fractions to passengers and shippers. Capt.
Sam. Archer, Capt. j. NJ. Swan, and Walter
b. Pennington are her chief officers. and
are all pleasant and accommodating gen.
tiemen. We hope TO see the Swan go out
loadedsto the guards. 81 ~ liH Ht'@
For FRosrBURG ANDGREEN RIyER.-The
neat and reliable James Gray will leave
for Frostburg and all Green River ports at
Ave O'Clock this evening Capt. Charles E.
Haynes is in command, and Elias Kinche-
loe is in the office, and will show every at
tentiOn to passengers.
= For HENDERsoN.-The News Boy. Capt.
Charley Perkins. goes to Henderson at
three O'Clock to-das7. and gives elegant ac-
commodations to passengers. aE~
MISUNDERSTANDING Mary Swan arrived
from Memphis, Tuesday. March rs. at IL
P. M. Boats in port at MemPhis-Gieane
Centralia, Harry Dean, and X. +. Lee:
River falling slowly weather clear and
pleasant All kinds Of produce in great
demand The r. E.. Lee arrived as we
were leaving, on her first trip In the Mem
phis and New Orleans trade, where she
and the General Quitman will constituty
a packet line. At Brandywine Bar, the
Submarine has abandoned the Liberty and
left her to her fate.
On the Gath, met Norman at Hale's
Point; passed Bertha under way, at Tip
ton. 18th, AliceVT., above Columbus. In
port at Cairo-Empire and Mississippi
Met GREAT Republic at Mt Vernon. Riv-
er receding all the way up. V q
MANIFEsT-R. K. Dunkerson & Co., los
bales of cotton, hhds. of tobacco; for
81 bales cotton, hhds. tobacco,
90 hides, g.. 3tf9 IL L4t
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED
~ PROPOSALS will be received until MONDAY, October
the construction Of BRICK SEWER 10 The Town
Bergen The equivalent 70 circles Of
90 inches 10 inches @ and Inches and u total estimated
length Of 1858 feet
The work 10 be h IN two divisions Plans and specifications for the
Msnhses the Water ConmsoneS Once
Library Han, Bergen.
the right to reject al pro
posas IT, in their opinion, the o the town require
PAUL BABCOCK, Prest, water
WM. BUMSTEAD, iConmis
Bergen. Sept 25. 1861. HENRY GAINS. aeHss
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
lgs6 Qualifications.

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New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

rNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
sixth day o September A. D. 1901 Warrant In Bankruptcy
Was issued agaas the Estate Of WILLIAM lihNNhSsi Of the
CITY Of Newlork In the County Of Ncwio and State OF New
York who has been auei Bankrupt his euton tina. the
payment any Debts and Delivery " Pery belonging such
Bankrupt t Lin, his the Transfer ~ Property hr
hun forbidden by Law that Meeting Of the Creditors Of the said
Bankrupt 10 their Debts and o choose Asn-e u
bis Estate viii he held at coor Of Bankrutcg u be holden At
Number l hoWa In the 's uf heWhOrk before Mr. Henry
Wider Alrn kegr the twenty tbri day o October d. 1857
at u o'clock m-OcL ), 1857.
K MURRAY, u s Manla, IS messenger
Southern district vf New.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
VHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-rhat on N,


day Of September d. 1867 Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the Gsae Of EDMUND L. PALsER of
CITY e kewYo the County Of Nwiork and State of York
who has been audged Bankrupt bis
Debts and delivery Of Property belonging such Bankrupt
him. Tor his and tie transfer any property by him. forbidden
by law that meeting Of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt
their debts and to choose Agnees OF bis Estate ~ be held
tOat OF Bankruptcy he holden the once the Reliser
Number 2 two hundred and two) Broadway IN tue CITY oNeslo
Room No before Isaac Dayton REGISTER the fourth day of
October A. ID. 1907, Wooek m.October s. 1851
H. MURRAY U. = Marshal. as Messenger
Southeru District OF New.York.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
OFPIcg UNITED srsTEs RSGrSgER AeEscr.
No. Z BOWLING GREEN, NEw.ioRK CRY,

PROPOSALS for DREDGEBOAT-T un.
dred hereby invites sealed proposal. % G sns .'d saspgsf
by Joint resolution Congress approved March 29 1881 r improving
shs h Ts@s Ss HsP T q . h' oe and
The The sSs s.s siai ts' Or @ charge
The Dfsdg.bo,. to he ieo fee. beam ard
% feet high Of the keel TO the surface Of The
Psit cs % s :. is y . pr r',s and vsn y
T. @ S :Ga s1 . sy . an, 70 &c si'f T
be cited with auxiliary ;nper a. each end and maaf o. ss
Ike dimensions designed for ordinary navigation
DSus the construction md must Ss a The o or
sgen; appointed Tor the purpose ,,.., ~. - o,,. h,x,
the points and delivery By her own ensIs
work Of the Drdgebos and her delivery the p0'
81 I'd. viii be CONSIDERED e1cp, practically engged re
construction Of ocean .saIs' 2, ss bp model a a%u tie
Dregboa eupet experts for the purpose informing % o'
Bids . be indced ION the enr.op Proposals for DredseO'.'
and addressed o ths undersigned, at this oree
tor. thai he bidder viii eier hrn ed and GER
oas o s sD.d by az fesr tie uote IA
GteI person kIos' % & % ne S,, ~ & 1871
b o. a an e % S 5 I q s S BE- & lsi9 X 's9 S
@ G. ;Rs 70, ~ work AID the t s,! ,s1 @ 3 s q
her delivery at the point des gpaled .
on .5s5r S The 5os aT and so%an he T ami tie
Of the propeller e.a p.S 4. sIsss ba si ,T Te
Of ready far and Or work By tie ng .GsonI Ser
shall thus slr have been c0nped VIII
balance final acceptance AZ The point o. deerf
Bonds hf performance fthe cortraei the OF
he sureis. whose sufhceney must e oerd
b the District Court the Of tie sarvue'
With the certificate TO be submitted With the bid
m copy q, he specifications Of this advertisement must 10
attached 20 each bid.
The bids and guarantees mus. be made out on 'ne a @ 70 ~
bad at this olice
Model d detailed drawings and copies OF specae'tous
Hs es ct 81, sstSs S. SSPs' os ssi u
The the right to and all bids
In order be lost after the contract sha be sneo
full detailed drawings Of all of the DredgehOai m progress ai
readiness the Contractor tat NorS maj 10
begun without delay Of PREPARATION Of Totag drawings
NJ ID. McALESfER.
Brevet Brig Gen. L. y A. n sor Of Engs,
In charge imprnyement mouth o. Mss River
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
Mis- Is no GIVE NOTICE-That on the

TVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il third day October A. d. 1851 Warrant In bankruptcy
Issued against tho Estate Of JOHN HIGGINS Of the City o.
NeWYok Of Newlork and State Of NewYork who
has been adugi Bankrupt his petitions that the
men Of debts and delivery Of property belonging to such
bankrupt and the property by him.
forbidden meeting Of tho creditors of the said bsak
rupt debs of hs
estate will be held Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be hosen at No
90 Newlork before Edgar Krchu. Register
twenty seventh November A. d. 1867 at 10 O'Clock
Oct s. 1851 H. MURRAY Y. y. Marshal
as Soatbern Dstric. Of Newly
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THIS rs TO GIVE N0TICE-That on t6s

st day Of October A. D. 1867, Narlh 10 BANKRUPTCY WA
against Estate OF ISRAEL HALL ofhe City Of New
in the County and State Of Newi oil" who has ssdrl
Bankrupt his Petition: that the Parm.t u any Debts snd
Deliver Of any PROPERTY belonging seh DakrP :" bn M
Transfer Property b. hip oTdeH BY Law;
Meeting Of the Creditors Of the ad nankrf prov. Their Det
o his st.tr vii he bed Il
ef Bansmpcy 80 The City Of ss
before Efgsr KetchHm Register the trenh day of Oesss
A d. 1867 az twelve o'clock m.-Oct. 8. l67.
r. MURRAY u. =. Marshal, ss MESSENGER
Di,trrt 1 fA.wY
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
VHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on tn

TVHlS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
a thieih iay Of September A. d. 67 Warrant Bankruptcy
Ma issued against the Estate Of
OSCAR IT, CL0uGH
CITY In the County NewlOk and Of NewYok
been audgd Bankrupt his Peton the pay
Debts aud Delivery Property belonging such Bank
bis the Transfer Property by him.
forbidden By Law that Meeting Of the Creditors f the said Bankrupt
their Estate
viii lie he'll, at Court o bankruptcy. he ben Room Nos aud
No Bekman (eoner Of Nassau ia the City Of New York before
Mr. James f. Dwight Register the fh day of October A. d.
1901 at twelve ocOck m-Oct. 5. 1867.
L. MURRAY L. $. Marshil, as Messenger
is If New. York
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

4 y ANO fO11 tI'''e VT oIIO ~IsC
dv september D. 1867 warrant s Bsnkmp,cv
against the MARCUS B0SWORTH Of the CITY
the Couuty Of NewYork who has been AZ
iugd bankrupt petition that the payment o. any ts
property belonging to sueh bar 70 BIN OF for
by him are ormdden ~
that meeting Of the the said bankrupt TO prove Their
and asgners his estate viii be held Ce
holden at No 80 Hsssanst 10 the Cy Of New
York before Edgar ketehum Register Ga the ss %
tober A. d. 1867 at IL o'c,ock m.Oc 1851 X MlkkAf.
us Marshal As Messenger Southern District Of New York
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISTRICT
5VyUIs Is TO GIVE Y0TICE-TLot on III,

'T'HlS Is TO GIVE N0TlCE-rhat on the
Il hieth day of September, A. b. 1867 Warrant In Bank
rup,cy issued against the Of DAVID FELT Of New
City the Counts and State OF New Yur Who has
been asia Bankrupt on bis own petition; that the payment Of
and Delivery Property belonging such bankrupt
hm bis and the Transfer Property by him.
forbidden BY Meeting the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt
their Debts and Choose Assgnes his Estate
viii be held Court Of Bankruptcy % be holden Rooms Nos
and No Beekman corner OF Nassau the CITY Of New
York before James Dwight Register tue ninth day Of oc
iober, A. ID. 1867, At II o'clock m.-Oct. s. laJL
r. MURRAY. u. g. Marshal,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
y.qal Notitts.
ity and County

Nj Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
IN. Of Yew-York.-IOHN W. cox. Plaintiff against JAMES
IIrCUCoCK and JOSIAH woOLSEY,
,ontrac ICom not served. To tie DeieDi Soc on original
hereby summoned and re ,n .,,t. A..
qu the complaint in this action which Si De h % '
Clerk City ard County OF kew-fork hre Wy
NeiO CITY and copy Of your answer 70 tn s Kg
County after the service Of this sundns on YOU
elusive such ce aud yon fail TO answer tue Sad eo
pan Aforesaid the Plaintiff this action w TAKE
ren against oa Of e hundred and hythee dollars
from the m day July one oasanA eight nana anu
sixty seen besides the costs Of this aeon-aed Juy ~ sc
+. J. MOIssEN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. % De BevOse street, Broekyn. ~ \: "a Y.
tn. eouaiut sboved aeton duly dsd the odee Of
iS;7~pa,ed ie o... @ a. Iusnsi o. 1861 r j. MOIsSEN
sep2 lavfr3inM fIllntn ~ - asoueJ.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of
- New orkSTEPHFN H. INGERSOLL against JOHN 7. ROB
ERTS Emily A. his wife; Stephen T. Wygan aud Gree
his wife john Prc Matilda Pere HAIRY ngrrso Aen
ngerso Albert Reeve Thomas d. Lewis ahd Daniel secor
In pursuance and by order Of this Court heretofore
made above notice hereby given TO all persons having any
the the premises herein
after described produce the undersigned on OF nere % ho
York respective liens and neumbranees 10
gethe with satisfactory evidence OF the amount Que
specify the natu and the dates thereof
w. The said premises described the complaint as oIoss an
that certain lot piece or parcel Of and situate ng % S s S @ Of
and known by the street number one hundred ana
map oce OF the Commissioner OF Taxes
City Of NewYok by the Ward number one
hundred and twenty nine bounded and described follows to wit
Beginning at point the Norhery SIDE o. una e. S s
streets. running Yorbey hundred and
feet less line parable. Mercer street thence Easery
feet less the Northe
side Of raud street Westerly along the Northey aide Of
M Se.cbed in deed from stephen and wife 70 William H.
MUM Trustee May fs4o and recorded in the Office the
igs7 y WV " " CHARLES A. PEABODY, Referee
AUG 1sw6wM MOSES Ely Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
Noticts Of Sankrnut,n.

TN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES for the sOUTIIBRH DiSTRC Cf Of NE YORK =
BAsKKuPTcY: In the matter Of Pi1lR nlRLU Ut hsIrs,s
Soutberp Of York Al the il. Of NJ, ~
day Of October 1885, TO WHOM 1T MAY CO. CEN: Tie nnSs
sired hereby notice Of sppintne A's ~ PETER
UIiRIKp of City, the
within said District has een sdged bankrupt upes b ~
ttion br the District Court Of sad Ds:nt
JNO sEOGwCK, Assignee No i3i Broadway NsvYort Chr,
l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

ALBANY. n Y. Oct 3. 1885,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y tbs orc until FRIDAY 49, 1867 fTashag the United
cubic yards less Of spe wall soae pieces 70 e
deep Of material 20 disutegrse ate
stone recsiye he delivered the Of tie arch f
the old United States dykes Van Hes Pori Hudson Rive y
Delivery 20 aa eOauEe at the rate Of
10 yards per day.
Bids will received for much per cubic yard delivered
Forms Of proposals can be obtained at this otce
By order Of h. Major Gen. JoLu Newton
JOHN H. WILSON Major Engs, Bt L. Col. T. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
o1TH-sT. FERRY to HUNTERS POINT,

"
h Long lshdNl he sold public auccn At the Cy Hall
fpAf Oct p l01 ~ ~ o'clock tr term OF ten years fnm
~ s, I1, ~ ,.sN.' q" the ihI' a. nov tsauhou, hOn
Hunters Point L. I.
The said lease viii be sold subject condition ha, the landings u
e F o any pati tr' not the property The Coronon Of tho
Cay "f Nei"k shall he the rk 81 the
chaser aud that tie said to shall liable any for
any expense whatever m rnnneciion
The purchaser 81 this aurse viii rnured comply with
covenants The part othe ct Contained m present lease
Visions Of section il of the amend charter II ls,
Elt HARD u. CONNOLLY. Comptroller
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