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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS 1860.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. S. G.. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

RFNo CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS "a
.nR. CLARK HAVING HAD FRE-
II oUEEr and urgent solicitations from his pa
tents and their friends, t0Yist their neghbOrhoods
occasionally. that they might consult him profess
siOnallY well as by case Will here gfter visit the
above named places once month.
Having had tWanty years experiencein the prac-
tice Of Medicine, during which time he has treated
thousands OF patients, in all forms Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, OF
tiy, and is prepared % give relief to all who may
critical examination Of the urine is the only true
and reliable method By which 20 acquire perfect
knoWledge Of All the internal organic derangements
Any departars nom state Of health is at once re-
cofnized in the urine.
EFerY organ when deranged, transmits to the kid
neys is peonarty and in its seeretions is the truth
Persons desiring correct knowledge Of the disea-
geases with which they are afflicted, may rely With
implicit confidence in having impaired to them q
true statement Of their situation.
Particular attention viii be given to the
CURE or CONSUMPTION,
and all DsHasea Of the Chest and Lungs Dyspepsia,
Nervous Hise17as kenlale- -Dorang geuients of every
character, VII b treated with SUCCESS.
Also; viii cr8 old sores, ana al eruptiVe diseases,
Of WhatoVgr charactan tney may BE-. ~ .-...
&c makes use Of universal
B0TANfGAbf Z, REMEDIESI l
No CAL0ltEL, or other aeleteTious Drugs are used
- Persons from distance desiring advice and
medicine will send general description Of the ap
pearance Of the urine With cOrrect statement ofthe
cause and origin 0fthe disease, and general history
y All w eosmmSnicstions y must @ bs difeefed to-
8. G. CLARK, ~. d.,
aassi;s0iW jamestown. Mercer Co., Pa.
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JOSEPH S. GRANNIs,
!, Master COm'r.
Plfis AiI7ys. u. 7illy5o!255
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyl SALE.-PursuaDtt to the command Of an alias
ocrvIal order ot sale from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit Of Edgar Hui
dekOper against Belden Seymour and others, to me
directed shall expose for sale at public auction at
the door OF the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland
ON the nth day OF August, ls6O, at o'clock p NJ,
the following described lands and tenementss 70 VIII
situate N tns cry OF Olefeiaiu iu knOMn as u az
the city OF Ohio aud being city lots Nos and in
Hiram Stones subdivision OF part Of original lot No
70 in Ohio City and are situated on Pearl street and
being fifty feet front each said Pearl street. Also
two other lots OF land known city lots Nos. and
in Hiram Stones subdivision OF the Ward Orchard
in the City Of ohio and being each fifty Get, and
hundred and twenty ght feet deep, and situated up
on said Pearl Observation-Disclosures being had to the map
Of said allotment made BY Alhaz Merchant, and
recorded In ouyahOga county for fuil deserp ptiOn
Lots and 4 appraised at S3,GDO. Lots aud ap-
praised at 5000 GEO. Il. WYMAN,
Carter fhayer, Atty for plin. Master Gem.
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geaalg gINagI4
III.IDSHbEElIFFi FiS SALE.g-TL
ililrn norm. a.Iafdlall. = In Cnnrt Commoh Pl

IaaHa I ~ - AlAAAAA4H|H
witliSm Horihs afdiaii, IN Court Common Pleas
washington Flick, et al aiPssGGiii iPaTiitioS
DIIRSUANTlTO THE COAilMANDa
Of an order Of sale issued from the Court Of
sSisR1 SSfs . IS dlS6sd 6set ~ gi Psgi5
of Cleveland N said County the llth day Of Sep
gcribed lands - tenements, TO Wit. Situate In Lot
No. Two IA the Township Of Bedford, Cuyahoea
County sna siate ot ohio, and y bopaqed as iql-
ttake OF lands decided to John McCrady thence south
along sho lot line 20 William Phillips land; thence
center of the ToEpahlp road thence northwesterly
course along center 0l said ruad % John Nc
Grady land; lence sOuthwe sterly course al0Bg
board fence 70 the place Of beeihning, and Is sup
posed 10 contain two and so-oo acres Of land, moro
APP'1'''4 = b. L. wtGhTMAN, sheriff.
WILLIAM robson, Plaintiffs Attorney .augl0:R300
MASpER COMMISSIONERS
lNL SALE -Pnrsuapt to An order 81 sale issued
County, ohio, npon the 9TH DAY Of July, lsd, Ia 81
action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappcl t.
hlarssilles, Eli Bruce, Simeon Struter, Lyman q
Theyer, Lambert White, L. N. Lntimer, ". ?. Hal
deiehdants IAal expose ibr sale at public auction
the door Of the Court House in said county on the
lst day OF September, ls6O at O'clock P. NJ, the
following described lands and tenements, 70 wit;
lst, situate ~ The Township Of Ceyelandi being
number seven in the twelfth range Of townships and
which IL also in the county Of Cuyahoga in the State
Of Ohio and described as iolows:The first tract
parcel OF land y Known the whole Of sub lot No.
70 and north de Of sub lot NO % Ia the division OF
ten lots 81 and 81 and ia bounded follows be-
ginning the sgst side Of Cheshire street IN the
City Of Cleveland point six hundred and eighty
two Si2ths l682 SLID feet sOutherly from Prospect
street. thence souherly the east line Of Cheshire
street about one hundred aud thirty-tWo feet and
four and halt tnehes l32 n, t5in) 10 land hereto
fore decided by Peter Marseiies, deceased, 10 MARY
NJ. kimball thence running at right angles ensterly
70 lands heretofore owned BY II. and j. A, Granger,
about 2lD 3l2 fest; thence northery parallel with,
Cheshire street 10 the north line Of said sub lot No
2, about l32 4l2th feet; thence the point Of be-
ginning. Appraised at 5,700.
I'd. The second tract or parcel Of land is known
the whole Of lot No three in Block No. Of Sgy-
n1our Baldwins survey Uf ten acre lots In Clege-
] land, Nos 81 and ~; ssid lot Is bounded west by
Clinton (nOw Brownell) street, east by aley-the
north line is III feet lU inches; the south line s 65
feet and inches TO said alley, and Is ly feet wide
JOSEPH S. GRANNIs,
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gfgal a0titrs.
ERTFF AND NASTER IYIW,

GHERIFF AND MASTER UOM-
~ MISSI0NER'S SALE--Pursuantt to the com
mand Of an order OF sale ISSUED from the Cours Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit Of
Alexander B. HalleWell, paintih, against David II
Baird, defendant 70 directed shall offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House in
the City Of Cleveland in said county the 18th day
Of September 1860 at clock i. NJ of said day the
following described lands and tenements, 10 wit:
Situate in the Township Of Independence, being
No. (6) six in the 18th range Of Townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State of Ohio,
and which e also in the county OF Cuyahoga and Is
known BY being the east part Of lot No. 10 Of John
A Grangers subdivision Of part Of tract No. one a
in said Township east Of the CuyaheRa River, and is
bounded east BY the centre Of the state Road, $50
caled) the north and south by the lot lines, and
the west BY lands contracted to James Watts, be-
ing same land decided TO said Baird by Biddall and
wife, containing acres Of land, be the same more
or less. Appraised at Sf75.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT,
CORDAGE

Manilla....s..t b 10 al01
Tarred Rope...... II al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese.-fb "a A6l
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Mem:llprk DAILY G.ibn,ta
DIED.


BOwEs-On Saturday evening August IL, Mrs. Msrtha
Bowes native of GTeenocS Scotland in the 9th Ct her
Friends Of her family respectfully invited attend the
neral tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon, O'clock from
her late residence, No. huntington street, South
Newfoundland papers ease copy.
DIx-on Sunday August H. Joseph E., of Henry and
The i nds the family respectfully invited
funeral Tuesday, August IA, at 10 NJ at No pol East
DUMMER-At Long Branch New. Jersey Saturday morn
Ing august H. lss9 in the S2d year of his age Edward
His iepd respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tues.
No. so Essex street, Jersey City
GILLMoRE-In this city, on Saturday August H. of con:
sumption, Constance wife of Archibald Gilmore aged "a
HALLS In Br0otlyn on Sunday Angus. - Thomas
pARsHALIon Sunday evening August H. his residence
in Poughkeepsie, George G. Marshall in the 18th year OF his
Retye' and friends Of the family invited attend his fu
neral. Wednesday, August U.s. at IL o'clock, q. m.
Mitchell aged 40 years, months and % days.
B!sS,y on Saturday %ns August 81
Germany eyed 81 years, partner Of the firm Of A ROker
eet daughter of Daniel G. and Mary Z. Noe 10
the 10th year Of her age.
t b5GiS Ss s on SHpsss sSsI
The fuer will take place edneday afternoon 18th inst at
and Fl friends & a n1yTG
her funeral Wednesday 18th inst, at - from her
late residence No. l3 Washington street. Brooklyn, without
further invitation
PRIoRon sunday August H. at the residence Of bis parents
sged years and months.
RATz-suddenly, ct Long Branch on Sunday, August u
Gustayus A. Ratz. aged D. years. - .
The friends snd relatives the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon, at ocock
from his late residence, Nos. 5-l1 Bowery without fur
Their n tice.
RILEY-At hi. residence No 255 West Tweutyse
on Monday morning August 49, Asher Riley, In his sSsh
Funeral some days hence of which notice viii be given.
RUsHER On Sunday August H. Of cholera infsutum Mary
Ada daughter Of Charles aud Chrstana kusher, aged
months and ii days
Funer. from the her parents No Boorman place,
on Tuesday, i4th inst, at o'clock, p m.
ROBERTSON Staten Island Sunday, August u, John
Joseph Roberts OF Steward W. and h sans Roberts
sTUCKEOn Monday morning Angus. H. Of inflammation Of
the bow els Henry stucke aged % years and months:
The friends acauhinances of the family respectfully in.
yed 10 attend his funeral from his late residence No 22
Madison street Of Montgomery, Wednesday after
noon, at o'clock
Lansinsbursh papers please copy
For additional Marriages and Deaths see 9Th Page.
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9ales bu 0urtfoft.
LIE of VALUABLE REAL

R'Al LNClN IL SAIJG OF Valuable hEhh
win be sold al PUBLIC AUCTION a. Mount Zephyr Faif.x
County, Va, WEDNESDAY, the ga day Of August 1890
sSS o Gsnl.s FP
. ns f:s' MOUNT hf
survey fraction 2 70 be divided into number Of
& aGTSD ira to & Which will be o o Da
part Of the Mount Vernon h situate oo and near 'hs
Kye and binds on ~ ha and mile. from
the City Of Alexands, and is unsouotroy 1ne VIZ IL
nds ssay The III society Sn the
the land Of good quality wen aeTs and the srsse ppos and
clover M NIX sss 70 market By proximity
MoSn. vs S %S sSe 1n tp fR.s
acres with barge and cOnaoe Man,I n, h01 o: sna %
1ses. snn 10 the tSs There
Garden an extensive Orchard Of young and % mn. N H.
and sn.ss %'sss e md fas ss property
Of tb smaller tracts there e. ne.hsustbe supply muck
Nm propsry l. ancient believed to be
That which vested by law In the pndsgnsd 1890 ili h.
tor with the win annexed Of Aaron Lesge DECEASED wi"
There win be sold at the time and place large quantity
%ed s be snd Esmbs IS head Of Cattle Including
Mich Cows one Bull pnSs D Of Horses
Portable Mil Busgy and great CsIsY TSsIe l%
p P iS":,:ps Sny and other
imppoyement found usefu IL working large landed estate
also. variety of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN fuhNl-
Terms or SALES For the Land onetsnth Of the purchase
be paid In hand
At sx twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale with
per interest therom secured BY the bonds OF the PaI
with good security and deed OF trust on the
property which will be liable to resale at the cost of any pu
failing to comply with the terms Of sae-conyey at
cost Of purchasers.
For personal property all purchases o. 80 and under
cash all that amount credit Of II months will be given
with interest from the day Of SALE The purchasers to give
bonds with good personal security and article to be remove
until the Of sale fully complied with The securyfo
the land and personal property TO be approved by euais
signed administrator - . =, A.,
Any further information win be furnished by application to
WILLIAM III MACY, President OF the
Leather Mahufacturers' Bank,
WILLIAM L. JENKINS, Cashier Of the Bank
Of America City Of
New-Yorh
TOT L. LOOK at Mount Zephyr.
or 10 FRANCIS L. SMITH,
Administrator with the will annexed Of Aaron Legge
deceased, at Alexandra, Va
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Me1kaI.

CATARRH We insert with pleasure the notice
~ of Dr. GOODALE that his Remedy for Csarrh, sgis
an market wholesale and retail We assured ths the test
Of s secured for public confidence snd the general
one ever devised Of this terrible disease Country
Dusrs shond keep the convenience Of those whs
compelled to send the proprietor for u lts repu
tsiion intrinsic efficacy has no equal Price $40 Per gs"
o. POT doc single VI per bottle No Sos broadway ~ l.
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FALSE PRETESsEs.-A dealer in jewelry, named
Abraham WenbuIg living at No Chryse street, was yeste
day arrested charged with having obtained 1881 worth OF Jew
elry from w. b. Rhodes Go OF Providence, L. by means
OF Ase representations charged that the 9Th OF Aeri
he called spon the above h, and desiring 70 purchase
liabilities He hts note for the jswey and when became
due protested uppeaIs that the accused ID
the time Of masking the note Justice Welsh commit
ted him 10 snswer.
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CUPREME COURT-westcheste County,
CUPREME COURT-westcheste County,

CUPREME COURT-Westchester County,
~ DANIEL j. HAIGHT against CALEB H SUTTON -
money demand contract To the defendant
in this action of which copy herewith served you and
the said complaint the sub
scrber his Office in Pesksk In said county within twenty
service hereof exclusive of the day such service
and If you the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment against
hundred and seventy dollars with ne
the eighth day Of May thousand eight hundred and
ffyfve beside the of this scton Dated Iny ~ 1850
DAVID w TRAVIS, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in above action filed In the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Of Wetchester at White Plains July H.
1861 Peekskill July II, 1850 DAVID w TRAVIS
iva Law 6wTus Plaintiffs Attorney, Peeksfu, N. Y.
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I ARGE SALE of THOROUGH BRED TROT-
IL TING ard other HORSES at WOODBURY. FARM,
sae SO and 60 head Of thorough bred ong and other
consisting Of about IS Thoroughbred Mares the sans
number ng Mares and the balance young stock both
sorts Catalogues stock ready for distribution month pre-
vous Of sale and may then be had on
FxANDER near Spring Station, Lexington sd Frankfort
Railroad.
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
lOOOCENTRAL RAILROAD. loOV
GREAT poUsLF-TRAcK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk hOUrE
The capacity OF the Road equal In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No Astor House, corner Of Vesey-st
Facilities transportation OF Passengers TO and from ON
ssnn.ti Chicago st. Louis St Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and ali other In the West and South
vest for speed and comfort by route
Through trsins for the Wes esve foot Of Court
lsndst Morning Express, Evening Express,
Sleeping and smoking gears ali trains.
Fare always lew and the time quick, By any oths
route
Ry this route Yreshts of all descriptions be forwarded
ma from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indians
Illinois WISCONSIN Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT sny port be nsvsabs rivers OF the West b,
steamers from Pittsburgh.
Railroad at all times favorable As are charged
Nv other Railroad Comr Merchants aud shippers ntru
ne the transportation Of their Freight 10 this Company rely
With confidence on its speedy transit
This Company maintains Emigant Accommodates
Lane by which parties egrang westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of at half the hsoass atsf
Of furs ELICIT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEECH Co, Freight Agents, q
No. I Astor House and No South William-st
MCDONALD BISCH0FF, Emigant Agents, ~
No Battery place.
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Live stock ositAe N. Y {. and Erie Railroad.

For week ending Monday Aug sl2o cars Cattle IL cars
Hogs 20 Sheep Horses 62 carload. q i've
hauled by Stock Express Train. during the wees gs
showing week OF 81 OF i've soek TOTAL
increase Of oil cars hauled by Ssock Express, 70.
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p.,-,ck callahan, atype

Too BRAVE ., HaI,Ps' 4 s,s.1 s::ss;
and 'sHs sss sS: .
20 courage pee hls kns and inflicted serious
exhibit h, Ssssy ~ S@ Which DO csnn0 recover
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marbi

DOAKDhAN'S Patent Steam Boiler saves 81 per
ID per cent In fuel Cylinder boilers can DC seled and en-
isreed Send fcr circular n. BoARDMAN. l6s Broadway
ERICTION on JOURNALS ANNIHlLATED,
and all ne,essy for fabrication dispensed with achieving
extraordinary results been fully tested both for
iy and durability The public scientific and mechanics
can and be convinced by practical demonstration
~ ~ w. J. DEMOREST, No. 473 Broadway.
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livery Woman who suffers from Irregularities
- :hcSd use Dr.. MARTINIs CArAMENiAL cor
RECTOR, whichis without exceptios
THE BEST MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
so all disesst sng Inesates Csronia or Nervous
Debility Palpson the Heart Vertigo Dizzibess Pains
IN the Kidneys Pain. small OF the Back Psias ths
shoude Lownss Of spid Laoguor sos Nervousness gsusr
ally, Difficult OF Suppressed Menstr1ation, &c.
Ice at retail 81 so per bottle IS for four bottles
For sale ky Mesrs Barnes Park and y. G. Wells Co.,
Eew.Yorki at retail by druggists generally.
General Agent for the United states ana Canada
No III William
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NyHE steamer GREAT EASTERN. JOHN
Epsl.nd u. HALIFAX. Nova Scotia The GREAT EAsx
F,om Milford Haven there IL railroad connection With AZ
psrts Of Great Britain and daily by steamers VIII rsna
kpecial trains viii be In readiness the srrvai OF the
Milford Haven carry passengers TO London and the Norm
reduced rates Of fare ,,,,s.s
F class Passengers only VIII DO aken ana the pro" aA''
n 6i0o. -, ,...I..
limited number OF tclsss passengers VIII also Dc sakss
ftom New. York TO Halifax at a charge Of 825 each:
Appiy 70 GRINNELL, MINTURN Co
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
.,b month eToept whep these fall SUNDAY when
the day Of departure VIII be the MONDAY f'l,wi,s Yer
freight passage apply ct the only once TO uu
corner Of Wsrrep-st- w. D. ALLEN, hSent'
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f,ouses anh farms hants6.

HARMS WANTED in the vicinity of New-York
IL by CHICKERING \ Co., Real Estate and oenefa
Iraney No. is wallst N. Y.
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1EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

III EALIH OF AMEhICAN WOMEN.
IL This cehes that my wife afflicted with prospsus
Irregularities and weakness for long time. She
tended the best doctors in this section who all said they
could her easily but she grow Hearing the Gs-I
enberg MarshslPs Cshoicon highly recommended tsd II
and surprise and joy cured her She hesv
Ter and better than In her life My education prejndcsd
against all advertised remedies should have tried II
but withhold this testimony for II "a e IN
justice To what must believe hs best medicine Ia the world s
oil diseases Of women.
COYpKEyIILE Miss, July 8, 1850. T. r.. ATKINSON
THE GRAEFEN9ERG COMPANIES
MARSHALLS UTERINE CbTHOLICON
Is certain for all female rrgala weakness inhsn
nation local Of the uterine organs well Sc the
constitute nal troubles arising from them
Prize 81 80 per bottle. 70 FOR Six DOLLARS FIVE Bor
TIES WILL BIZ SENT EXPRESS AND CHARGES PREPAID TO
BIND or EXPRESS FROM Ngw-YoRK al
Address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ. d., Resident Physician
Graeferberg Institute, No BOND-sT, Hew-foIh
TTNHE BEST REMEDY for Dyspepsia, Indiges-
Il ton, and sn Disorders OF the Stom.oh-M DANES
AETIDYSPEPTIC or DIGESTIVE BITTERS. Cash Drus
House No l62 Broadway Mrs TAYLOR No 30 East l3s &c.
New York r. PHINNEY No 2s7 Msip-st, Posghssephe
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CITY o. New.York Department Of Finance,
Cont ollers Office. August IA 1860 }

PROPOSALS for SO, 900, coo of "THE FLOAT
ii ING DEBT FUND STOCK OF TIE CITY OF NEW
YORK"-Sesed proposals will be received at the Controllers
until FRIDAY the l4h day Of September 1860 at o'clock
D. u when the i be publicly opened for the whole
any OF the Of Three Million dollars Of the Floating
Debt Fund Stock of the City Of Newfork authorized by chap
4Os of the Laws Of 1890 and by Ordinance Of the Common
Council approved by the Mayer Aug H. 1860 for the
Gqudsng and ndng the Fosue Debt Of the Corporation
The sd stock will bear interest the rate Of six per cent
and the principal will be redeem
able on the first day Of May, in the year 1873.
The proposals will the amount OF stock desired and the
price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposals accepted will be required TO deposit wi the
Gran berain of the City within ten days sitter the opening OF
the bids the awarded to them respectively including the
premiums on the
On presenting the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain such deposits the parties will be entitled to receive
caes for equal amounts Of the value Of the stock bearing
interest from the dates OF payments. ~
Each proposition should be sealed and indored Proposals
for the Flong Fund Stock Of the City Of New York.
and same ncosed in second envelope addressed to the
Controller.
The right the pat Of the Controller to reect
any bids considered necessary protect promote the
interests of the city.
Holder, of Revenue Bonds Of the Cooperation may make the
available in the purchase ct Bf oif tse desi
City Of New.York Department of Finance
Controllers Office, Aug a. 1860. }
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PROPOSALS for $25O, 900 of THE CR0TON

PROPOSALS for $3.50, 900 of "THE CROTON
il WATER STOCK OF THE CITY or NEW,10Rk',1
Sealed Proposals win he received at the Controllers Oce until
WEDNESDAY, September H. 1869 at o'clock M, when
the viii be publicly opened for the whole or any part the
sum Of Two H1ndIed and Fifty Thousand Dollars of The
CrOton wer Stock of the City Of authorized oy
chap 82 the laws Of 1860 and by Ordinance OF the Com
mon Council approved by the Mayor August 1850 Tor IN
ceang the supply Of Coton Water and extending the necs
sary Works for ACCOMPLISHING and distributing the same
The said Stock viii bear interest the rate per cent per
snnum payable quaeryesrly and the principal VIII be re-
depmah'e on the first day of November 1898 -,
The Proposals will state the amount OF stock desired and me
pe the chose ssis accepted
viii be required deposit with the Chamberlain Of the city
wtn the opening Of the bids the sum awarded to
them respectively including the premiums on the same
On presenting to the Controller the receipts OF the Chaoer
Lain for such deposits the parties will be entitled 70 receive GER
cate for equal OF the par value OF the Stock bearing
interest from the dates Of payments .n
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposs
for Cro6n Water Stock Of the City of and the
same second envelope adressed to the Controller
The right the Of the Controller to reject
Of the bids considered necessary to protect OF promote
the interests Of the city. . - ,,.,,,z
City o. New.yoIk Department Of Finance,
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NIAGARA FIRE Insurance OFFICE,
No. 81 Waa.st, Aug, 8, 1860
TNHE Board of Directors have this day declared
l. sFMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of TEN 1oI PER CENT
Comnsrv L. G. IRVING, Secretary.