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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-17

him along the platform and down to the
tressel work of the bridge, he begging 70.
his life all the time, very piteously at first
/ By-the-by, before we took him out oI
the room | asked the question what he
came here for; he said their only purpose
was to free the slaves-that he came here
to free the slaves or die" Then be beg
ged, "Dou't tack my life--a prisoner" but
1 put the gun to him. and said, "You may
kill me. bat it will be revenged there are
eighty thousand persons sworn 10 carry on
this work." That was his last expression.
We bore him out on the bridge With the
purpose then of hanging him; we had no
rope, and none could Be found; it was
moment of wild excitement. Two of us
raised our guns-which one was first do
not know-and pulled the trigger. Before
he had reached the ground suppose some
FIVE or six shots had been fred into bis
body; he fell to the railroad track, his back
down to the earth and his face up; we
then went back for the purpose of getting
another one (Stephcns,) but be was sick
or wounded, and persons around him, and
| persuaded them myself to let him alone;
l said, "Don't let US operate on him, but
go around and get some more;" we did
this acl with a purpose, thinking it right
and justiiable under the circumstances,
and fred and excited by the cowardly, saw
age manner in which Mr.. Beckhan's life
bad been taken.
Mr.. Andrew Hunter--Is t!.s. all gentle
meni
MI. Botts-Yes sir.
Mr.. Andrew Hunter Ito the wilness)-I
Stand aside.
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A PRIsoNERs ErIeuErrE.-A curious
case of prison etiquette recently occurred
in Delaware. A number Of prisoners
broke Jail. and among them was one named
Turner, under sentence Of death for rape,
He called upon the Attorney General,
coolly seated himself in his Office, and in.
formed the gentleman that number Of
prisoners had escaped, among them him
self; that he was prepared 10 back again
whenever he could be assured that he
would be safe in so doing. Several Of his
social companions had been discharged,
and IN their stead a woman had been placed
in Jail who was afflicted with scarlet fever;
be formally notified the deputy sheriff that
il such conduct was persisted in he would
feel obliged to change his quarters and that
receiving no satisfactory evidence on tho
part Of the officers of the Jail that his
grievances would receive attention, be had
thus availed himself of the first favorable
of giving practical turn 10 his
indignation by leaving the premises. He
did not care straw about the sentsnce Of
death hanging over him. but be didn't
want TO catch the scarlet fever. The -.
eaped prisoner was escorted back 10 his old
quarters.
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NJ. Peter White, Of Plymouth, in this
States lights bis house from gas issuing
from Q we'll
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Stransc Dem0uncement Of an
El0pement.

A Mr.. Hughes of Albany missed bis
daughter on Friday night, and becoming
convinced from various circumstances that
she was intended to elope with young
German book-keeper named Gerbert, start
ed for the railroad depot and commenced
a search for the couple. He went trough
train scanning every face, but not finding
he,right ones, and was about leaving the
depot yard, when be discovered the par
ties he was lookind for. What followed
is thus narrated: SIS #
"His daughter saw him, and dragging
her lover aside, supposed that the old man
would not Notice them. He seized his
daughter by the arm, and attempted to
drag her from her lorcr; but she clung to
the latter as her last ray of hope. The
father was very violent, and his manner
threatened harm to the girl. Our Teuton-
ic friends nerves began to swell. He be-
came highly excited at Witnessing the
rough usage of the girl. He Immediately
seized Hughes by the neck, struck him
several times, and finally threw him heavi-
lily upon the ground. The girl was in
quandary. She did not know whom to
take part with. Both, of course, were
dear to her. She was in tears. The
pounding of her father by her lover. caused
her to screech. -Four persons rushed to
the scene. The girl look hold of her lover
and pulled him off her father. She was
borrifed at seeing the blood trinkling from
the wounds upon her fathers face. She
regretted her aetion,-placed her arms
about his neck, saying, Poor father, for
give mel She turned upon ber lover and
abused him for beating her father; and
rather than stand that, and the gaze of the
crowd, who were collecting about, the
young man sloped through the gate and
left. The girl remained with her father,
and after washing the blood from his face
proceeded home with him."
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A 0otnHx Gurrsa.-Ths yosrmsl d
coastssfsopt givss ss aeooaet u . ssri-
ous ssligious esrsmsny shidA ~ ~ ~
ken place in tbs city. ni ths see,p<iea
BY the Sultan, Of ths eoIdss eaiee nshiGh
is collected ths nin thas IN uped -
temple at Mecoa. snd which tAsau1bressa
% eonsidersd By The Nsssslman - hdly
water. This gutter has ben 0risd fhoo
Mecca, and received by ths splsaa viii
pompous osss,Doaiea h hes ben plaosa
in the old palSA - oous<sntipoplA eAss
The arms. 6ags - sssnsasiab e HsAsu>
med are carefully preserved. ISL
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Kla-Dssl.e co.s:- g ia.sllIe:..

KIN. Dsslse coas.-- An inisIlIsssi
farmer requests the 6ssubsnvillb HSrs8 %
admonish farmers of he imporsases Of
kiln-dying corn this ysar. He ssys tie
corn crop 5 doing finely. and promise .
pretty fair yield. The weather b rsmaFk.
abl5 iins for maturing, jet there i . sall
amount Of soff corn upon The stalhA -
may Be- saved By kilp-dyings which - G
done with but 'littls troubls q Sxbc1dt
making The grain alssesa sqsHl y ssss ~
hardens naturally. By tasdyiAe. -.
fifth part Of The cora crop II fs5e may
b saved, which wal make the yisid ths
year. ii not altcss.shsss vesy ssssly =
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Browns school masters.

Who taught old Ossawatomie Brown to
attempt the eradication of Slavery from
the States where it exists? Not the Re
publican party, surely-for that party has
never claimed any right to interfere with
Slavery in the States; and, besides, il has
been shown that Brown rcpudiated the
teachings of the Republican party.
But he has shown himself an apt schol-
or in the school of the Ohio Democracy.
He has only been giving practical effect to
the doctrines of that party, as taught by
its State Conventions, less than ten years
ago. The following resolution was unanl-
mously adopted BY the State Convention
of the Ohio Democracy in 1s49, and was
re-afirmed, without alteration or amend
ment, by their annual State Conventions,
for several successive years:
Resolued, That the people Of Ohio now
as they have ever done, look upon Slavery
as an evil, and unfavorable to the full de-
velopment of the spirit and practical ben-
efts of free institutions: and that they will
at all times feel it TO be their duty clearly
given them by the terms Of the national
compact to prevent its increase, to mitigate
and finally eradicate the eui".-
Brown was at that time a citizen of
Ohio, and adopted to the teachings of the
Democracy Of the State. II he has not
progressed with the party from whom he
received his notions on this subject, that is |
not the fault Of the Republican parity
Washinqton Republic.
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fell, il would have been doing vssy vel.
But enough Of this.
These light adlctions, which eodun for
q momen. shall work bat for me y1
more exceeding aud stsyxal psiqk ~ 90
ry ! would be very grateful for another
letter from you. Ny wounds ne healing.
Fare"ea. God will surely sttend 70 d
own cause in the best possible war and
time, and be viii not forget thswosk Of his
own hand. JoHE BRovu.
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Thereupon, Maria sat down and made
known . few facts 10 him that had been
hidden within the mysteries of her own
housekeeping. She was not long in prov
ing to him that the items of expenditure
within said limits, bad not averaged a
guinea per week. Walter said, @Pooh r.
and then added, "nonsense," and then be
left the house.
"There must be some mistake" he said
to himself, after be had got avay from the
house. And be really believed there was
a mistake.
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done considerable damage, but be was no
angry. for he had something of more i'm
porianec to think Of We went and sat be
meath an apple tree and pondered.
"Bless- me, if he hasn't put the cast
down about squarer' he said to himself a
the end of some minutes of meditation
"Lct enc see" he pursued. @There's five
shillings for spirit-four and two-pence 70,
ale-iour and two-pence for soda. And
that's within the last three days. Thirteen
and four-penee is it pe ssible l-Over TWEEN.
ty-five pounds yearl Aud yet / can,
afford ten shillings for gate, nor guinea
that my family may receive religious in
struction for year. Walter Gray, I think
you had better turn over ns0 leof!"
And Waiter Gray did turn over new
leaf On the very next day he did two
things, thereby astonishing two PARTIES
He had new gate made, for the entrance
TO the garden, and thereby astonished
his wife; and he refused to 'stoss up" for
the ale, and thereby astonished crowd of
cxpectant thirsty ones. For mouth he
pursued this course, and by the expiration
of that time, he could fully appreciate the
new blessings that were dawning upon him.
He discovered that he could afford every
thing which the comfort of his family de-
manded; and arriving at this result, be bad
only 10 relinguish those things which he
really could not afford. 1t was a wonder
to him how be could have been SO foolish.
When at the end of the year, he had paid
his note, and had twenty pounds lett, he
felt at first as though there must be some
mistake; but when his wife went over
their household expenditure with him, and
showed him that all they needed had been
bought, and paid for be saw just how it
was. He saw that for years he had been
wasting his substance, and depriving him
self and loved ones Of the comforts they
needed-not intentionally; but through
the same mistake that leads thousands in
thesame course. But be did so no more.
Sometimes, even now, Walter Gray says
=" Can't afford IT," and be says it en-
phat;caIly, too. But it is not when his
wife or children ask for comfort and Joy,
nor yet when the needy poor ask for help
and eharity-for be can well afford all that,
but is when the wild speculator or the loose
companion ask him to engage in some game
IF hazard which may rob himself and fam
ly of their substance. Then be says
md be repeats, if need be-"Can't otford |
t."
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Amnsements.


A CADEBiY OF MUSIC.-LAST NIGHT.
N THIS (FRiDAY) ryEEISo, Nov H. sO'eloct.
mos positively rs fH ~ s R,5hi vEspERs
With la ssainceEi mise imsnse Orchestra snd
ooIi SShRA BRroS MSILpR FERRSd nouz LgSoA
TAR1NTELLE,
by Miss DEULlN Nc DANSTAEDT.
o. 's sESsB 9if I & s1;fi iS;f D.
rrr Fiji Esfr IN SISf sIs ysF SS &
MADAME ALBERTlkI, MADAME MADAME CoLsoS' hADAAE
$40. BEAUc1RDE,. $40. BRIGSoLL-
SO TERRf.
The performance win comphss
THE II il'iID Y ggEsPERs.
'i' - tld.sHis ~ BRicSoLI, FERRI. JUscA.
La FAvoRiFA
GAZZANiGA BEAUCARDE,
And the great Baritone s:IeYop yERRi
Between the Sicihsn vesPers and lie FAvorits.
THE cEhEBRATEp. MisEEEsk; from 4 TsoyyAToRE
,,r Ih ne F;,ssn,ss dFens , S, sSe; von,o
The Directors pledge themselves that all made
10 Lhe advertisements will Be rgdly complied with.
opss :. isL The performance viii conclude at
to enable visitors from the country to time for bs railroads
On MONDAff NOV. ~, a.
firs. night In America
OF MOlss world enewHsd Isua fs Opera in two acts Of
The MAGIC FLUTE.
I'm itaan.l
PRINCIPAL CHAkACTERS
Msdsne cOLSO.. .THs QUEEN OF TER hTGHT
Madame GAZZANiGA. PAsiSA
Madame SiKAhOSCH. fAfAGhAA
Madame The Est lady and the hrst boy
SlOEOR sTTCELLf-
viii for the fret time, Opera BY Mozart and sing
ceiebrs;ed role Of 1anno IN which be has achieved
great ia the leading pera houses Of Germany
A"o bi'e' '1iiO"e' ctouoo vrppr
win appear in the highly important character ofPASAsESo
~ stA. soalasIO
Szuor as......Ihe negro Monostaos
Mr. ne sPe9zer
Nine MORA, Mime REICHBARD, and Mrs. BERUNEh
a. tie second ard third ladies and boys
Mr.. CARL BEkGMAhN
vii make his bret appearance d the Academy Of Music Is
THE REGULAR CONDUCTORS
Ti{E GRAND CHORUS WILL COMPRISE
UPWARD OF ONE uUNDRED VOICES.
THE AXIOM SOCIETY
Hsriur most kindly volunteered their valuable srryices.
The GRAND ORCHESTRA
Has been increased by the addition Of the most prominent pro-
THE SALE or SEATS
Yor the fret night ofthe Magic Flute Monday viii commence
T0Aioirow tSuurdayl a. al tie ticket Offices
The fKbE LIST
VII be enihey suspended the nights Of the MAGIC
On TUESDAY, Nov. p,
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT.
ALBERrlNl and BEAUCARDE.
IL PObiOTO
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financial.

EUGENE THOMSON Stock Auet IL. r. ana %
IL Broier No. 81 wiaH-s, WI 81 nss 20 Fs,sase
Il Public Auction al Ia O'Clock, At toe seecnsn.s
The following seca.. Terms made sns s a.. s.'
geo Chicago CITY Per Cent Water Loan SteoN
= shares " sshington Insurance Co. 80
% shares Washinst0p Insurance Co.. 49,
70 shares Washingson Insurance. Co.. 80
300 shares Mechanic Banking AssocA.ioa . - ~ .
p shares Brexoort Insurance Co., 50
81 shares Fireman's Trust Co.. : 10.
: shares Equitable Insurance Co. So
5 shares Clinton Insurance Co. : lee
~ shares Security Insurance Co, 80
10 shares Howard insurance Co., 80.
~ shares Rufsers' Insurance CO., ga
10 shsrrs Relief Insurance Co. go
p shares Ner-N GRID Insurance Co., 80
10 shares Lamar Insurance Co, Sioo
~ shsres NiAxzra Insurance Co., Sc
10 .hare- Rssoiute Insurance Co. $40.
5 shsrss Columbian Marine Insurance Co. SO.
40 shares Corunlonw eslth Insurance Co, 3 100
20 shares Manhattan Insurance Co. SO
5 shares Grrai Western insurance Co, 500.
share. Ncr,h American Insurance Co., so
5000 Columbian scrip Use
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paints, 0ofis, Glass, &e.

MINERAL OIL.-WsTanted as perfect Coal
WI on say other ia market for durability, brillasc{s
burning aud ali the qualities Of hrstrae article This VII
sod below the usual prices Barrels Of 20 gallons
JOHN W. QUINCY Co, No % Williams
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DERRY LEASES at AUCTIoN.-By yirss <

TERRY LEASES at AUCTlON.-By yirue 4
Il the authority vested IN him b The Lsslssisrs o. w.
CIV Of New-Yok the Subscriber. Controller o. ssit 90
VII 80. :: rgSLc AeS CIV A ca sS'
k%GST :: ss syI .G s2nra FEs
for the term Of Years nom the First day Of May sE
70 the corporSoa q the City d SswYo said Ferre :
to and fOm the slips Sna'a sa sass. !. .n sia ss
i.s se by the corporation, have been
and p hGG 1sy oolyS may Be the "a
s1d avenue or in the vicinity thereof and in the
a INV op now used by .ad Ferries any por
Thereof the landings ermnafiSns may De ae ~ some pet
IN their vicinity II the lessee shall 80 elect at his own cost n
An express stipulation viii be embodied IN the lease TIA.
sssse shall run the said several ferries Of Uniform rate Of q
not The present aud the discontinuance Of -
one the ad ferries during the term q said lease :a.n
lease thereby become absolutely null and void.
The purchaser lessee other than the present essees VII
REQUIRED to purchase at appraised valuation, the bs
budngs aud ferry property Of the present lesees ~
Suss xssaoH 10 be ssser,aned BY three Competent dsae
ed persons be chosen by the present essee one By u
purchaser under this sale and the tnd ~ the
Ths ease to be made the usual fosm Of ferry leases
conform TO requirements Of the charter and ordinances IA
resolution. the Common Coanc aud no expense whssr1
i 10 be incurred by the Corporation Tor or IN
S,y;ng the tinr thereof The lease Of said ferries ~
sold At an sunus rent less than the aggregate amount
rent now received Cor the same -,
The purchaser Of the lease Of the ferre. and inei, ss
the time 70
civ Revenue equal to twenty cent Of the aao1a ~
Tor the annual rent Be applied the rent OF the hrst y
case he executes with the usual covenants ohev8
be- forfeited the Corporation He will at the same t ~
he rrired TO furnish obligation to be signed by a tss
s,tie 10 III. effect that he will bond, with 1ni
no be approved by the Controller for the pnnctnsl pa5s
the rent quarterly for the hfa execution OF the oss
Of the lease. -, 81. 49,.
paid by the purchaser. -, 4 -
boat TO have attached its apparatus t@R
pump with not less than ie feet Of hose oil the qnah 800
a. used by the Fire Department Of this city HlE
for the Of fires whenever required by ~
Engineer his Assantsi for which services the
resye thentv dollars per hour each hour engag<
ROBT T. HAWS, Couze21 4
City of New-YoTk Department Of Finance, ~ *
Controler's Office, Nov. Is, 1859
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A. j. BLKEcKER. Auctioneer u
GREAT SALE Of ~ VALUABLE LOTS n -

A. j. BLERcEEK, Auctioneer
DOSITIVE SALE in PARTITION of VALu-
l. ABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY.--A. J. BLEECku
SON CO. will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY Nov e
at ocL the Mers. Exeh the ysGstle Lot ard 5di3H
known a. No. 4ii BROADWAY near CANAL-Sf, b. er1E
Of Supreme Court under direction Of NJ ULSHOEFfEa
Referee.
Tor full particulars apply to c. w SANFORD and 3D.
lingo No. 5Tryon-row; or Judah Dickinson no. Wka
Q,73g
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TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers
No 10 wall-st.. New. \ oFk-

NOTICE 10 Persons holding BONDS of the
IN CITY Of CINCINNATI due In lsea-Noee Is hersey
vrn BY Sinking Fund me 0ty u
a. CITY Of CINCINNATI due in 1909 to the amount Of VIC
155 Tbon..nd Dollar. S70C O said Bonds having beeE
J 20 the Cincinnati ard White Water Canal and 20 the
Ijttls Miami Railroad Company. Application tor the disposal
~ a. sboVs Bonds by satns terms &e, be made 70
TKs1,S N WFASNFR Chairman Committee Of Claims and
R;nsnsa or r. ~ BISHOP Mayor, Cincinnati, o.
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IVAN AIBURGH Il Co.'S
MAMMOTH WESTERN MENAGERIE AND SUIT
FRN ZOOL OGICAL ESTABLISHMENT viii commence en-
hibitions in their Geological Hal al
PALACE GARDEN,
l4th-st., 6th-sv, East entrance on
MONDAY, Nov. 81,
And every AFTERNOON aud EVENING Doors open et Is
and 81 O'Clock
AdisIon children rnder yeSrs Of Is cents
VAN AMBURGH 4 Co.'S MENAGERlE
Comprises varied collection Of animals and birds ana
reptiles rom an climates the globe This collection Is the
aisrrt perfect exhibited regards qay and
VARIETY beauty Of the animals IL contains snd the only e
ultimate Meuazere the United States Among the prominent
features Of this establishment Is the
LIVING MAMMOTH ELEPHANT
Hannibal securely bound large chain cables and performed
by that ed African hunter
b. +. THOMAS.
Hannibal been considered the mauuoh Of tire pres
ent age aud j. the largest elephant by many thousand pounds
exhibited in any country
Prot LDNGMOkTuf
WIN TIE dens OF trained animals ard exhibit 70 the az
ne tho wondrous powers he exe the heroe enenis
Of forest who under his controlling nAncnce avee1
Of their native herceness an3 beneath The lightning nes o.
his eve the monarch the forest covers and TIE tiger
becomes ~ doce house cat obeyns ms snshtrs move
rDen human .ssscisy Daring The entertainment
the celebrated trick pony Black Diamond VIII oe introdneed
he Princs and The monkey Jocko Among re no
curious feals 81 Sraie sasacy and ess
those ofthc
BORNEO MONKEY JoCKo. THE PONY RIDER
He remarkable for the beauty q his formation sna e-Tes
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Gntlerp, 6arhware, Sc.

INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN
II ANTHONY, LEAD sPELTER-SOLDER, Pho ikon-
For sale by JOHN w. QUINCY Co, No % Wilii.1n.a
NORWAY IRON-Best quality for Narods, 10
IN ceived from Norway, for sale By
CWEDEs IRON, assorted-Receiye directfrcu
~ Sweden, by c. Y. HABlChT, Ne W fc<ns
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Billiard Gables.

DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,
AND CONDENSATION CUSHIONS.
for sale By the patsntee and manufacturers. Trimmings a.
kinds always on hand. O'CONNOR COLLENDER
Eos- 50, S. 81 and 50 Cresby-ss., Hew-fs2
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fine ARTS.
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM and BED
N ROOM the third heor of house containing AL
the modern at No LerOyst, be obtained
with BOARD on the reasonable tsrns. Satisfactory
reference required.
BOARD in 22d-st., near 6th-ay.--Two Front
I'D Rooms on second floor, adjoining furnished Bed and
Sitting Rooms will be let single gentleman with OF without
Breakfast Family very small and pryGis the house 2oxlo
containing all modern improvements other bosrdes IN the
house Address w, Box No. 2.346, r. O.
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A EEUAL ENTERTAINMENT,
IN IL AID
CHARITABLE FUND
ST. GEORGES SOCIETY,"
WINTER GARDEN
NOVEMBER d, lac
Doors epen O'Clock Performance to cousnoe st y ooioes
The performance VIII consis, ofa
DRAMATIC ENTERTAISAET
By the
Talented Company Of the Winter 6iardeu.
A PARLOR OPERA,
By Mr. and Mrs. HENRI DRAYTOS,
who have kindly volunteered their services upon this ocession
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
To be sung by
Miss GELLIE Mr. HENRI DRAfTOS, and Mr. PERR1SG,
Together With the effective Chorus OF the Garden
Ia the Of the evening two BALLADS will be by
The Misses GELLTE and PERRTSG.
this communication viii be al parts or
the house.
Tickets 81 each 10 be had Of the following Couuittee
John C. Besles. NJ. d. james Hooper Prout,
Z. NJ. Archibald II. 3. NJ. Cen. Roerr; Waller.
Fdvsrd y Ward Thomas ". Brsine,
Edw a-d Walker q. h. knevtt,
Thomas Dixon. James Napier
Anthony Barclay, John r. Walker,
Charles Edwards, John Cook
Edward =. Sandarsou. John q. Dale,
W D. Cuthbertson, Charles b. Enin1sr.
John 5. Bartlett. NJ. D.. A. III. Gbbes,
William Dung, John r. Hoole,
Septimus Crooks, Arthur Kendall,
Joseph C. Wells Thomss D. Middleton,
Dr. X. Penasil, ". M. Neil.
Dr. Otto ROtton, George 5. ksinsferd,
Henry Eyre, Chasias Sinten.
Robert Bege, Charles II. Webb.
Phiiu prtchard
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CRY OI NEv.YORk, DsPAErskST or EiS ,sss
CoSTKoLLBR's OyyiCk nov. 2, lsSs. ,
PROPOSALS for $65O, 900 WAIER SIOCh o.

=
PROPOSALS. for $65O. 900 WATER STOCK OF
i the CITY Of EEw.YoRK-SEA6Ep PR0PoS SI VIII
~ RFCEIVFD at the CONTROLLERS OFFlCE unui
TUESDAY Dec for the whole any part Of the amount OF
sir hundred and hy thousand dollars Of The Water SooH OF
de City Of orb Of the 1884 authoIfed O
sa Of the aw Of and BY ordinance " the Conmsn
Council approved by the Mayor Nov 1882 er poreh@ss
Water " orks. H..
A. % dollars each and interest at the rate OF sk
m cent per annuu sysble quarter yearly nom the Snkin
tund Of Interest the Cy Debt and the rhc
mi ane on the day Of October 1879 rom the SINK
t,x Fund for the Redemption Of the City Debt -,
win late the amount OF stock desired and the
price per share the persons whose proposals are accepted
| b. REQUIRED deposit with the Chamberlain OF the Cy,
within ten days opening Of the bids the sun awarded
10 ths res intending the premium on ths saHlr
n p.e.eing receipts OF the Chamberlain to the Con
toer bidders will be entitled receive oerncafes or e9a
amounts par value Of the stock bearing interest from the
dates Of payments. 49, -, .. p...,.
for and the proposals thus sealed and ored
out Ia a second envelope addressed to the Controller
The g is reer, ed on part the Controller to reject
or al Of the bids considered 20 protect OF promote
OF the city. kObI L. ttANc, Cohttohet'