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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02


The body OF "Billy lIcaley," noted
burglar, was, yesterday, found IN the brass
foundry OF Geo L. Parker, on Ferry street,
near the Centre street depot, Newark, with
4 load OF shot from gun.trap IN his side.
lie bad, beyond a doubt, met his death while
engaged in a burglary. His death was not
discovered until many hours after IL had Oc-
cured. Yesterday afternoon, about
O'Clock, Mr. Parker went to his factory Tor
the purpose OF seeing that all was light,
and found that panel had been forced from
one of the doors. lie entered the building
and there discovered the body lying on the
nc The burglar was, and had Tor slme
time been dead. By his side was found a
number OF pieces Of brass and a quantity oil
material, which he twas probably in the act
OF removing. Dr.. Todd was called in and
viewed lhe body. lie ordered an inquest,
which however was not held Yesterday.
On Thanksgiving Day the same brass
- 5c..:.s,' aPPei EesFg street was robbed OF
cradle quantity OF flushed work was ken.
TO this drawer the trigger of the gun was
attached by cord. The gun was tightly
fixed against the wall at one end Of the
room and in conner where it would not
have been noticed. 1t must have been nc.
curately ainel, as the shot had done lis
work perfectly, and Healey ;had not been
able to move from the spot. The work
must have been done at night Tie Slot
was not Heard or, il heard, attracted no
attention, and as the door closed pas
sers-by during yesterday had not motto ed
anything unusual.
Healey was one Of the worst men about
Newark, though still young, aud was
thoroughly known as a professional burglar.
He was, however, n trimmer, by trade, and
sometimes followed that occupation lie
had been ouce in the State Prison aud had
been pardonei, leaving the institution a year
ago.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02


Weknow, of course, that ireland is called
the Emerald Isle," and tic color of tbe
Emerald Is green, but never had il entered
into our Imagination that there was anywhere
In this world to be seen such verdure as i.
charmed our eyes to look upon in the rural
districts Of Ireland. The slopes, the knoll,
tue dells, nelds Of young grain, over which
the breezes creep like playful spirits of th a
beautiful; the pastures, dOted over with sheen
oil the Durest wool; the hilsides rising I'D into
mlsishrouded mountains, are all covered
with thick carpets OF smooth, velvet green.
But Ireland should also be called Flowery
Isle. There IS not spot in Ireland. | he.
lleve, where blessed nature c0n find an ex.
cuse for putting flower, but she las pul one
NOT only IN gardens and in the mtalows
but upon the very walls and the crAgs of the
sea, from the great blooming rhododendrons
down TO the smallest tloweret that modestlv
peeps from its grassy cover. The Irish
Fur1, SO richly yellow, covers all places Thai
might otherwise be barren; the sikworm de.
llghto everywhere, from thousand OF trees IN
crop lis web OF gold" the blooming haw-
morn, with the syeet-scGpled pink, and
especially The white variety, adorns the
landscape and the gardans; wal-howers of
every hue and variety, Chamber t0 hide The
harshness of the mural supports: the beel,eJ
cliffs OF the Moth Sea are iringed and soff.
ened with lovely flowers; and il You kneel
anywhere almost on the Yielding. yelyetv
carpet, you will find little, well.nigh inyjsi.
Die nowei ci-, red, while and yellow.
wrought into the very wool and texture
dfelanc ought 10 be called the Beautiful Isle.
Inc spirit oil the Beautiful hoyers over and
touohts TO living loveliness every point
PdH MaN 0asetise.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
Drilling ChInesn snI.li.r.

The Shanghai News is responsible for tbe
statement that the Chinese Government las
decided upon employing Prussan drill in
sfuclor Tor drilling a body of Chinamen al
tue arsenal. The words Of command are.
Il is said, to be in german, because the in
sructor docs not speak Chinese; and for
the same reason the native troops in the
nIelgh6oIhood of Shanghai will be drilled in
hnghsh and French OlcOulse, It must not
oe expected that Chinese soldiers under.
sland al these languages, but then, il is bet
ter that the instructors, who are ignorant of
the Chinese language, should saw someiLinc
mat nolhng, or only drill the trnops by
signs, Ike the dumb. In this way il is
Thought that the Chinese soldiers viii learn
three European languages and the foreign
military art at one and the same time. This
IS truly economzing lime and utilizing
lofelgu experiment at little cost.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
a Miniature Engine,

Mr.. d. A a. Buck, of Worcester, Mass,
has builtthe smallest engine ID the world
II is made Of gold and silver, and fastened
together with screws, the largest of which is
one-elghtieth of an inch in size. The en-
ginf, boiler, governor, and pumps stand in
a SPACE seventeen sixteenths of an inch
square, and are five eights of IN inch high
Perhaps better idea of its smallness will
be conveyedby saying that the whole affair
may he completely covered with common
tailor's thimble. The engine alone weighs
but 10 grains, and yet every part Is complete
ae may he seen by a microscopic eKaminR.
tion: and it may be SET in motion by filing
the boiler with water aud applying heat be.
ing supplied with all the valves, etc, to be
found upon an oIdluary upright engine.
70 att mpt an estimate of It's lower would
seem like rather small business, but, for a
guess span of well fed fleas would furnish
more force, j they were properly harnesstd
and shod. The little thing would tug away
several minutes, il encouraged by drop Of
water heated by the application OF burnt
finger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
A Romantic story from Across the Con-
tinent.

From the Kansas City thol Tines
On Saturday evening Justice Sulton's
office was the scene OF termination OF
most romantic affair. A young and pretty
girl named Miss Alameda Cosgroye, sresiding
at San Diego, last summer responded TO an
advertisement in The Wavtrley Magazine LOT
correspondence with a view to mairi-
money. The new correspondent ofthe young
lady resided at Wathena, Kansas, and re-
presented himself TO be merchant, young,
wealthy, honest, and in want OF wife. A
long and loving correspondence ensued be-
tween Jerome Markham and Miss Cosgrove.
Photographs were exchanged. and Miss
CosgroVe was delighted 10 fld her unseen
lover good-'ooking youth. Finally, she
consented to become Mrs. Markham, and for
economy's sake consented to come to Wath-
ens TO be married. Being orphan and
without restraint, she took the Central Paci-
ilc about two weeks ago and started tor Kan
sas. All went well until she got on the
Denver Pacific. After leaving Cheyenne
the tain struck drift ten feet high aud
three hundred yards in length, and became
hopelessly stuck fast.
While snow-bOund near Crow Creek,
Colorado, Miss COsgrOve attracted the at
tention OF Mr.. Julius Emmet, a commission
agent of this city, who, perceving the young
lady seated alone and evidently unprOvided
for such an emergency very gallahuy ten-
dered such assistance as was In his power to
give, which was valise full OF cold food
and two buffalo robes. The young couple
were soon on friendly, social terms. Miss
Cosgrovc very naiyely recited her wild ad-
venluress and was rewarded by Emmet in-
forming her that he was single &c BY the
time the Kansas Pacific train had crossed
the plains and was winding It's way over Tue
fertile prairles of Kansas, the young iOlks
were firm friends. They parted with re-
gret at Whihena, when the young lady
turned 10 meet her husband. She had only
moment to wait before rough-looking
individual, at least forty years oi age, made
himself known as her correspondent and ex-
pectant husband. Miss Cosgroye, finding
she had been deceived, turned without a
word and entered the car and came TO Kansas
city. The following briet item in last Sun
days TINES gives the sequel:
MARRIED.-Last evening al the Office oil
Justice Sutton, on Fifth street, Miss A. Cos
grove, of San Diego, CAL, TO Mr. Julius
lmmet, OF Kansas City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
Our CoIored Fashion Plates
.TERMS


Ohe copy me year . - 4 q m
Two copies one yeir.. - f 40
lhfee ropirsi one yetr......,.......... .. 7 "a
ut svV7i JUG 5eai ..,,...... 10 %
rive copies one year, aud an extra o3uy 10 the p-r
son getting up the club, making liz copies IA M
sight cupiesi one year, anu "A extra eopy 10 ths
person getting up the club making nine copes ot oo
Eleven coFitsi one year, aud an extra ropv tn III,
person getting up the club, mtkinr twelve
COZ
To accommodate our tubsctibers We viii elub win
Atthurs Home Magazine ami Childreu's lour Al the
following prices: " '
and Arthur alone Magazine tor onu ys.f
The receipt Of $500 will pay Tor Godey,. Ts1,, Ros
and The thildren's Hour for one yesr SN
Five dollars will pay foe dodey Lac, 3 took A,tbt,s
Home Maga zine, Aud Childreu's Hour f,r on. vesr "
Ag- The money must all be seut al one tirns fnr .r
Of the clubs aud additions may be made 10 clubs A. c
rates. ~
~ Canals snbscrbers must send q cents additional
for every subscription to the lsdy's Book and 10 n1
Tor either of the other Magazines to ray the Amercs
postage. vivian
now to kEMll,-Iu remituug by Mail, A p 49, oaies
orcer on Philadelphia or dram lhaielpbia a, ~
York payable 10 tue order Of l.. A, Godey h. nrf,sb
to bank notes Draft or post-Onies Order ctnnet
be procuei send United STATES or Nation nai Bang notes
Address, l.. A. GODRY
n. L. Corner siFn and Chestnut Sis., Phiqdeishi,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
steeI-spring Shoulder Rraoe.

which are pronounesi BY those who use them supsr,o
anything OF the KIM In use. We have 4 new brscs
or the ladies' Manufactured expressly for as which h
great improysment over the Old STYLES and wbeb -
selling rapidly We have greatly enlarged our braes ,S
articles cannot fail ot being suited priv,t un ~
ladie' attended oy MAS: Q. FOSTER. NJ D. '''
Cali At FOSTERS DRUG STORE
NV Corner Of front and West strests
s'e0 Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

ltis estimated that the number Of persona
in the States and I.rriloiies who use tobacco
viii fall under 100000
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
Braces! Braces! Braces!
Trusses Trusses Trusses TrussesiI
Supporters Supporters /!

We have just received from the mapuf etnrsrs In ph
iepha, one OF the nsst assortment OF The above
les th vas ever offered o the citizens Of WimipSton
among 'hem " an entirely new brace known as the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
VOL. AI
NEVER SATISFIED.

A man in his carriage was riding alongi
galley dressed wife by his side;
In satan aud lace she looked like queeni
And he like king In his pride.
A wood.sawyer stood In the street as he passed.
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said, as he worked on log
II wish was rich and could ride
n g man in the carriage remarked 10 his Wilei
"One thing | would 10 II could; ,
I'd give all my wealth for the strength ana
health,
OF the man who Is saving wood"
pretty young maid with bundle ol work.
Whose lace as the morning was iaiIi
Went tripping along with smile oi delight
While luminig lovc-breathing air
She looked In the carage-the lady she saw
Arrayed In apparel 81 fine;
Aud said In whisper, 81 wish ia my heai'
Those sntins aud luces were mtne."
The lady looked out ON the maid with hei work.
So fair In her calico dress,
And said, "Id relinquish position aud wealth.
Her beauty AMI youth 70 possess
Thus Il Is IN the world Whatever oui lot,
Our mind and our time employ
In lousing and sghing fol at we have nov
unerateiul for what we enjoy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

- 'i'nsAaF't' 81 Market street. SIs IL buy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

News from South America and the W,st
lhuies - interestipg. There was excite
ment In Curacoa about tue arrest of the
Attorney General by order of the Govern.
menL Ihe people objected and assembled TO
demonstrate their objections, wbereupon the
uoops were called out and OIderd TO fire up
ninleen wounded
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

=on and afsT WEDNESDAY, October 18th 1871, p.s.
Pb.ladephii, at 900 P. n for Wilmington.
The train will stop At StatloBs as follows whan s4
nsHei Hray Ferry u ?. N; LazW.to. 9.3O p y
Chest9f, , II p NJ Lamokiu, 94j Pm: Thurlow 90
hnvood, s'bi P;Ni Clsym,nt, 1901 P. N; Eiiar.iis
TSP arrive Wilmington, 10 40 p. N.
oet@5-.m II p kENAEY, suat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

Ihe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauY proposes to expend 500, 900 in the eree.
ton OF Stops and machinery in the cIty Of
wheeling, II the authorities will release the
complny from past, present and future tax
alton on their properly in that city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
FERTILIZERS.
FERTILIZERS.
THE PEYSSON POUDRETTE !
Manufactured and Sold for 81 Years I
Planters, Farmers and Gardi-
ners' Friend.


For C0rr0N tryitI For TnpAcoo D., a,
For WHEAT, try itl For OATS try ri For CORN try ID
For HARLEY, try ui PIrRYR try a.
For Vegetables Fruits and Flowers no better FIRffI
NsRis KNOWN at ths present day.
A Natural Manure No Adulters,ion
Male fiom Privy deposit or night soil. Free rrom
snsli, Pleasant q handle Each cart-OAd when taken
from the we'll deodorlzsi.
Report Of the best practical and ian.
lists OF Europe aud Anerict: ~
oo without any minuFe has produced three times Ia
y guSh.y o. We ssed soWn has yisdei with slight
-Pplusu9u ~ the proper msnures, from
hesNTu fegslahl9 hAttsr.......6 times its own seed
rtanls MAnule,,,, .,....... .......- 2 l-5
keVn ..'..... ............. lis
G "'''''.''''... ...... o il-tO0 "
nutuo .,................. 10 IL
Fluid Stereus or Night Soil. IL il.lsO " .,
sond stereas, or Pondrette.. 4 lI-IOO"
One ton ofPOUORETrE is equal to ope ton of l,,no
al one quarter its ojstl
You ask. What are the advantages of using
Poudrettef
l. II produces the largest crops q II anrcbss vor,
laud. g. IL sets quickly on the seed 20 wa ana
ues 10 sho0 hsef IN the soil for years Por fruits ana
vegetables, applet as per directions ia pampbiet il
ennlt De surpassed ny Psrzef Of the pres n dav
h, r,ea ~ roaaL'ts Is ~ per tom put up IN
landings Ia the city. All orders addressed to
PEYss0N POUDRErrE MAUFAoTURING CO..
(suceessors TO A. PRysoN STEWART & Col
No. 420 LIBRARY STREET.
tRo4m No. Goldstmhs Hali,) PHILADELPHIA. PA
WI meet with prompt attention; farm,re near the
ns Guy ea9 send their own teams to works on urays
hulk at ~ esnts bushvl, ton; or parties ving
lh' advantages OF shipping, send vessels to our
works. aud get the sans Ia bulk at sl6 plr ton
augas 6t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
FATAL STREET CAR ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner keenan, Investigated
the case OF Mr.. John G. Whitaker, the gentleman
who was run over on the night OF the ID inst,
corner OF Grand street and South Fifth ave-
nue., by car 100 or the Grand street
hne. Death resulted from the injuries received,
his left thigh being terribly fractured. Deceased
attempted to cross the track ahead OF the horses,
and was warned OF his danger by colored man
named Johnson; but not needing 1t, Kept on and
was run over. AT the station house deceased stated
TO Captain McDermott, OF the Eighth precinct that
NO one but himself was 10 blame Tor the accident,
and exonerated the car driver from blame.
Assistant District Attorney Stewart was present
al the investigation, but not by request oil the C0ro
ner. ana he was about 10 cross-examne one OF the
Witnesses Mr.. Francis, superintendent OF the
road, protested against the interference OF
counsel, 10 which Mr. Stewart replied
snat he was Assistant District Attorney
and represented the people. This did not
satisfy Superintendent Francis, when Coroner
Keenan, expressed his ability, with the aid Of the
jury, TO conduct the case without The assistance OF
counsel Mr.. Stewart evidently displeased with tho
turn the case had taken, SAID that hts services
were not required he would leave the court, which
he did at once. There nothing whatever in
tr1cate or complicated about the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
MORE SAFE BLOWING.
A Gang Of Tenth Avense burglars Surprised
and Captured Wits the Booty in Their

A Gang of Tenth Avensc burglars Surprised
and Captured With the Booty In Thoir
Possession.
Early yesterday morning Oiyer Hawkins, IRE.
man. saw three parties come ont OF the house ZIG
Thirty seventh street and act in suspicious man.
aer Following them up he informed Omcers
eteinkamp Glass and Townsend, OF the
Twentieth precinct OF has suspicious. The officers
went IN search OF them and found them on the cor
ner OF Seventh avenue. Roundsman Soue, OF the
Twenty-nntn precinct, was struggling with two OF
Them. StenKamp seized the other. They were
taken To the station house where they gave their
names as Thomas McClare boatman, twenty
three years OF age; James Williams, laborer,
aged twenty-lour, and John Dillon. also
lab0rer, nineteen years Old. They We're
searched and $3.50 in money was found with McClare.
alias McCarty, and 50 IS IN silver coin and gold
watch, the deed OF house and lot and some other
papers on the other two. On proceeding back to
the house from which the were seen emerging the
police discovered that the steel pen mandatory.
No. 2a6 West Thirty venth street. had been broken
into and the sale the second moor blown
open anu robbed Of the abOve-named articles and
money Access had been gained by forcing open a
side window They were arragned before Justice
Cox. and complaint was made against them by
George Bradford, the proprietor or the factory.
They were committed without ball. me Off1cers
found In the building sci OF burglars implements
md u quantity OF fuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
MORRIS WILKINS, AuCTIoNEER

A
M Elegant Household Furniture, made by Roux ard 9TH
ers; elegant on Paintings. French plate Mirrors DC;
II. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction Thursday,
April IT, IL o'clock A. NJ at private residence ISL Vest
Thirty between Sixth and Seventh the
Furniture contained in said house, consisting of ee
giant carved ebony Paror Suit in figured silk carved
inaid Centre Table, carved ebony Stand and
Screen EBONY and gilt Jardmiers, elegant marble Mantel
Clock, bronze Figure, marble Mante Vases ebony naid
French Mirror. with Console Table elegant on Paint
ings, from the Pitt Gallery Florence oak Dining Extension
Table, oak Dining Chairs carved oak Buffet carved oak
Lounge silk Curtains, Larnbrequns, lace Curtain
black walnut Library Suit figured black
walnut ebony Library Fable and Bookcases black wal
and ebony naid Table black walnut ebony and mahog
Bedsead, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands. Commodes
linen shades. Mattresses. Paases Boosters Pillows,
giant wilton, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Oilclohs assert
OF elegant China Glass are together with Kitchen
Utensils, &c Catalogues at No. Pine street, at the
branch Office 30 East Seventeenth sr.et Furniture be
previous to the sale by permit which OBJ
ed from either Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

A BY o; BAILEY. AgcTIoNEER.
at s ss M Ea f
ps0r BERGEN and Dining EaTnitu and
Piano. Parar Suit. reps, design
sssds Bureaus wsfdrooes we.h.tana. Tables Chairs.
on Monday, April H. at ii O'Clock a, the brown stone
7s Lexington avenue, sreh street, all the
sleSan, Household Furniture rosewood Piano velvet and
Of handsome pier Mirrors lace Curtains velvet and Brussels
cn s s.n in
Lnsraynss chTonos French plate pier Mirrors and Con
bookcases Dining Room Furniture black walnut Dining
back walnut Bedseads bureaus Tables Music Box Chars
.prlns Mare.se., hne hair Mattresses feather Boosters
Shades. ons.,h Silver plated Ware Cutlery crocksrS
commence.
brown stone residence los East near Fourth
s IN l@S rsene
rosewood Paror suits. in satin rosewood Centre
Library Bookcases as9u. 500 yoqm,s Books Library Ia
tension Table oak and eack walnut Dining Chairs black
walnut and m.hegany Beds;esds Bureaus Washstapas,
naIs crocss,y, Gla...:rs a asie.
UcTIoS SALE FURNITURR.-THoMAs J. MGRATH,
al si Bowery Inc entire Furniture contained in store and
asns p1
Looking Glasses Clocks hair and straw Mattresses Feather
A UCTIOS sALE.-yENEERS.-A. N. CRISTALAR,
n Aucioneer, will include in sale April rs nj l0 o'clock
az $50 Broadway. large lot veneers Rosewood, WALNUT
Nap.e Oak, &c. must be sold at price, give
lois Thursday noon
UCTIOE ABE-REaOyAL EOT!CE-A. NJ. Girls
"A TALAk Auctioneer will sell Tuesday April 49, at lO1S
O'Clock, at bg Broadway the entire balance OF Furniture
bedding, Counters, Showcases, &c, his loft aso
foods not called Tor AZ las; sale and deposits forfeited
further particulars Tomorrow cred
as every article Will be sold without having place
70 move 70 and lofs he given 10 Thursday 1t ~
A UCTIoN-FuRNITURE, PIANO MEIonRos
"a sserxare Tuesday, Apri ls At 10 o,eloek a. 81
rosewood Paror suits figured French plate Mirrors
Dining Table Velvet Brussels Ingram Garpats uar Mo,
French Bedeads Dressing Bureais marble ~
chckering Piano and Meodeon; alsa eesapt
Silver Plated Ware 6rst class Kitchen Furniture in good
order. " s''
B.P. FAIRcHILp, Auctioneer.
A UC7IoN NoTlcE.-CLINToN r. osGoop. AUCTION
AGTccfTovEEas AS a,o con mission $50 MERCHANTS
saleGoom, 10 CHAMBERS STREET, college place
A A-AuorroS SALE.
new and second hand Furniture
:. DINGEE, AUCTIONEEk
VII sell i"eSoay' AprH 70 'e'@' ,o.,,.o..,,
at the New York Sales Storage Repostory southeast
Fourth avenue and Tw snty. fth street,
large lot Of Furniture, Bedding &c,
Parlor Library Dining Chamber Suits Mattres
ses, Pillows, Carpets, &c
a large and valuable assortment or
metal and composition
OF over 1900 pieces.
Being the entire stock Of extensive city manufactures
retiring from business -
The above, with catalogues ready 70, INSPECTION tomo
row. the 10Th ips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

L,ERRY LEASES MARKET CELLARS LEASES AND
other Property of the Corporation TO be leased At
auction
The Comptroller VIII County Court House.
TUESDAY, Apn 2 Is52, at VI O'Clock a. NJ, at public
auction to the highest bidder. With adequate security for
term OF Eve years rom MAY L. ls72:-
OF the Ferry established from the foot
Grand street. New York 10 the foot OF Grand street. Brook
Ign, u. II.
The Lease of established from the foot OF
Houston street, New York, tho loot OF Grand street,
BROOKLYN r. ~.
The Of the Ferry Franchise az established from
the foot OF Debrosses street. New York, to the foot OF Hair
sinus street. jersey City.
Franchise from the foot OF Barclay
street, New York 10 Iioboken, New jersey.
The Cellars of the various markets throughout the city,
several Lots Tenemonts Buildings belonging ~ the city
OF New York.
Should It determined sell ease, rebuild
of the markets during the term for which leases
granted under the the leases for the cellars under the
markets at the option OF the Commissioners OF the
sinking fuad be cancelled, and no deduction of rent or
damages will he allowed by the Corporation therefor.
should part Of the bulkheads wharves and rers
neced with Of the ferries be required y the Department
of Docks 1t during the for which the leases
OF them be required shall be given the essees
ana no deduction Of rent damages allowed Tor tie premises
taken
listof the property TO be leased with the terms and
lcrs Office
by order OF the Commissioners oi the Sinkfnp Fund
,,... -. -. :, ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller.
tiTY OF VIEW YORK, DEPARTMENT or FIEAscY. COMP
ThoLLEE's oFfIoE, April 3 1872.