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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
Five It's Reward

d AN AWAY from the snbscfiber, i
III on the I'd instant, THOMAS
HEWITT, . bright Mulatto Boy, III -
years old, light built. decayed front teeth.
All persons are hereby warned not to har-
Dor or employ said boy.
The aboys reward will be paid any one
who will return him 10
mhls oa:lST .sa5aiF. WHITAKER.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
DR. HOOFLAND,s
BALsAMrC CORDIAL,

lDaDOAML05 JUnUIAl5s
| b FOR THE sPEEDY CURE OF
Ia Coughs, .,sEf s,,l,,
Colds, Injauenza,
IT, Group, HoarssHess, Brgehitis, ( {
Pneumonia, Diseases of tie Bo,cels,
arising from Cold, Iacipient Consumption,
and for the relief and If at all pos
a fSiblel care of patients in advaneedg m
>" 3" = stages of the latter - q z y
TINE Balsanic Cordial is entirely We
i getable production, combining the
healing properties Of the Balsam, with the
invigorsting qualities of Cordial, produce
ing combination so well adapted to the
purposes intended, that there are but few
cases of disease which will not, at an ear
ly period, succ:mb TO its healing and life
giving properties. ''8'31'' a'aA aja"
For ages, has the treatment of pulme-
nary diseases occupied the greater portion
of the attention of the scientific of tho
medical world, but none acquired more
eminence in his treatment of these diseas
es, than the celebrated Prussian DR.. Hoof-
land, the originator Of the Balsamic Cor
dial. His life was devoted to the produce
ton of remedies that would stand unri-
vailed. How well he has succeeded, the
American people are able to judge ; and
we positively assert, that no preparations
that have ever been placed before them,
have conferred the same amount Of bene-
fits on suffering humanity, or have elici-
ted so many Communications from all
classes of society, as the remedies of DR..
HooAand, prepared by DR.. C. M. Jackson
s. Co., of Philadelphia.
The Cordial is designed for class OF
diseases more general and more fatal than
any other TO which the people of this
country are subject-those springing from
.'slight cold." That eminent authority,
DR.. Bell, says: 81 will not say that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Plague
and YELLOW Fever are to those of other
countries; but can aver confidently that
they usher in disease of greater compiled
ty and mortality than the latter" sas-
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
I Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Tho
LIN mas B. Devoe has made application to
the Circuit Conrt for Hartford county for
the benefit Of the Insolvent Laws Of Mary
land, and that the first Monday in Au-
gust, 1863, has been assigned for him to
appear in said Court to answer allch in
terroga,ories as his creditors ayipropose
or alleee againslfhime 'l3 ~. 4
r E'itlFlfls WIN. GALLOWAY. Clerk i
ei3 Circuit Court for Hsrford county
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Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer
JOHN N. wHITALL, says Of the BALsAMIC

JOHN N. WHITALL, says Of the BALsAMIC
CORDIAL.
DR.. G. NJ: acknowledgement riend:-Hav-
ing for a long time been acquainted with the
virtues ofthy BALSAMIC CORDIAL in Coughs,
Colds, Inflammation Of the lungs, &C., thus
freely bear testimony to its efficacy. For several
years have never been without it in my family
1t also gives me pleasure to state that have used
1T with entire success in the treatment of Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly,
.. E..- JOHN NJ. WHITALL,
Race street, above 4th, Philadelphia.
Fifth Mo. II, 1858.
For sale by JAMES HERON, Bel
Air, and by all respectable Druggists and
dealers in medicines in the United
States, Canadas, British Provinces and
West Indies, at rs cents per bottle. Be
sure and get the genuine, with the sigma
ture OF G. NJ, JACKSON on the wrapper Of
each bottle; all others are counter eits.-
Principal Office and Mandatory, AIS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. my 10y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11
NOTICE,

To all who are in taror Of the Con.
stitution as it is, and the Union as
.,uo. Ill .To' :.. o. ,,.. i}'
gi.G4I OH u.Iaaou ~.
DEMOCRATIC S1AK cav
KEW7IDH2 um q. l,'
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What an Editor IS Expected to Do
1ayTU land to Saw. ..r.UT st

Why, they are expected to please
everybody, and to write so ms to
vindicate the opinions Of all the.
learned politicians of the age,
whether right or wrong. Poor
Editors-God help them! DR..
johnson, the poet, Thomson, and
many others Of the same school Of
original thinkers, died in poverty,
just because the world was not
worthy Of them; and so it ID nov,
Men of thought are looked upon
now d days as, foelss and dwarfs
alndshiall men are placed ID power.
tv govern one ofa tHe" gtsitest ias
tio0nnss upon earth. Alas, alas how
are theanlighty fallen, andathe Hef1
use of the nations have taken theii
place Reader We; are speaking
Of proud, thriving, and al QhCe1 pros,
perousoo America uobut awbereiit
America now ?:aWSOfcaressiy ain
swer, th$t sht Is I'M fHE. tbtoes iS
destruction. Our great and g4orl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11
756.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRA-
TON, AT EATON, o., JULY
y4th, A. D.. 1853.


The friends of CONSTITUTIONAL
LIBERTY and:tbe rights of American
citizens us set forth, enumerated,
and guaranteed in the Constitution
d 1he United States and in5he
constitutions oftHe various states Of
the American Union, propose cele-
brating the birth day OF our nation-
al independence, at Eaton, Treble
County, Ohio, ON Saturday, July
4th, A. d., 1863.
2hAhd to iheeM tbgt h ednecessa
ry arrangements may be made to
conduct said celebration in a proper
and becoming manner, II is7pro.
posed to hold q preliminary meet
ing of the citizens at the Court
A8YssS on SATURDAY, June 2eth,
1t is now o most opportune and
fitting time to revive in its purity
the great, generous, and NOBLE
spirit that induced the fathers of
our common country to fix, by
written cohsIitutiouspoE4a sure and
safe foundation, the political rights
of themselves and their ~posterity.
To the preliminary meeting let
every true friend of the long estab.
qisRednQAsaeGica al oGEyAofs civil
government come, and BY his coun-
sci aid in preparing and arranging
the pr6g@A@ f@AEg9Ah d glo,,
rious celebration, IN the spirit OF
t 70 fatheES OF our country. IT Is
earnestly yet he citizens Of
the variods towhshipsi6 our coun'
a0iT1 tkAA3i@lGs1asYa
Imatter, and net-faA to attend The
preli7HidiiS mEelhA nd epch see
Ibfekl Iimscifst THAT every athingtsy9rr
ttahkedsin d~pesf6rm.ali .aitddq w
lm99P q uisiiiiW I'd baMiaaS GYpt5vkscis
Ilfx Oh s1edW ,sldbi6 ylSItANa bSpsde.St En-.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

pA-No' anonymous communical
ton viii be inserted in the Press.
The name of the writer must be
given 10 the Editor, not for public
cation, but as q guarantee Of good
faith. s., ...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

to the bloody aa.tdQaal0osc thc
black millions 1bS loiliingufwhite
Nithousa rsrtprotiding a
placebIafoMe, otoSheserfos the soils
'ob oiFfomoall sdclrketu q
,pc0Ss and um6llgnant proceedings
Lord deliver uS.RolDGeaof-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

j. III. FUOS. "
s15l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d9idI
Mr.. EbffeR;azInltHSq segFNdt sUF|
Gts16Biss '$!SssssEi;,' t!!Ssssl2G 1ETs!Ft Ed,
itpr doubtless thaiiaakssaA vsrXm eleNSera
aUticlsnnbthe speacbr0f Joi EOOsJ4
ESQ. at the Democratic bo6ontenty
wteJfif %hichSarticle lie
taki ssss , o5SSSSaasii9fG, as isy9hjBigaai TfaS, ?
tieep To misrenrssent and mpilfsstaattee
~facts,inand thcns concludes with O.
loug harangue inc aHorsofntiesoh
dierrs,T and their Icttsfs.!"r MI.
Ed}S5f. JIG 1r3 s&Sa ieSg r. 81 .1Mf:,F5os,
were dASteGd not 3a against lthhSe BE- s0 fSfo
diersJ orbtlte publication iof their
letters generally, as all who heard
himKnEw, but they we're intended
to show up to public contempt and
Reproduction the character and acts
of the man, who for the past two
years, has systematically and MAJ
licioussly, BY d tissue Of the most
glazing falsehoods, misrcpresentcd
the sayings and loings of Demo-
cratic citizens at home, to our SOL
dier boys in the army, and has dei
scended 10 the meanest subterfuges
and misstatoments, in order to ex:
cite in their minds feelings Of hate
and revenge, and draw from them
the threats which helm return was
but too eager to publish in his
dirty. sheet, in order to excite; SINH
lasl fselinss against the soldiers, in
citizens at home. Such CONDUCT
in apablic Journalist, deserves and
viii receive the honest and unquali
flied contempt and dlsapprcbation
of all good citizens. ThanE God.
he haspetsuccecdea in his deyillsl
purpose 81 The soldiers areIbegin
ming to find'out who are theirbe
friends, and assurcdly they do no
clgsst the Editor Of. the Register
among them, who, while he roar
loud and long IN sympathy will
the soldier, is'7 doing" his best t.
prolong the war, and keep the sol
der on the battle field, while h!
himself at home, safe and sound
ia meanly trying to stir up sisaen
sions among neighbors andeitizen.
.a-na5 ob iaii 'i9mrhl uYERITAS.ot
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1858.
To the Democracy Of Ohio, and all
others IN tfdvor IF the Union as it
was, ond the Constitution as it is.
You are hereby notified that the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee have designated THURSDAY, the
18th. day of JUNE, 1868, as the time
for holding the next Democratic
State Convention In the city of Coz
lumbus, for the purpose of nomin'
ating a candidate for each of the
following Offices, viz: ..'
Eovernori uomsrjl .H4il
Lieutenant Governor. gu3 nj IA,
Auditor Of State, q sf, nj ..n..
Treasurer of State. slr, +.
One Judge of Supreme Court
One member Of the Board of
Public Works. snf blpcIs g.,L y.
The Democr.tic voters, and all
others in favor of the Union as it
was, and the Constitution a5 1T Is,
of the several counties within this
State, are respe, fully requested
to proceed to appoint delegates to
represent theal in said convention,
on the following basis : One Delei
gate for each county, and Az add.
tional delegatssfor every five hun
dred. votes cast for Hon Rufus T.
Ranney, for ~Supreme4J Judge at tht
last October election, and ter every
fraetionlof two Hundred and fifty
votes andioyer, QUE additional del
The number off, delegates ~
which each eopGtyIn THIS di$tTlss
is entitled is as foIIGo%s; o,a.7 ,.aa
,Preble, 4: Montgomery, II; VAR
rem, A: Butler, ST. sr,,io7ot r-. .,'
It is hoped that the masses I
whom this call Is, addressed, wi
see to it that they be fully an
faithfully represented nibplit the ,i coal
:; By order Of, tie CommnlAtttsss,,yn1,gI
;cs' J. D. coMMINs:y Gbbaaiifppaait
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11
Democratic Convention

'''o' al '"''si'''F ca oLU g,nnas' june SItVc.m
n The fats' Convention 'IaIASs to. be held
totmorroM, will be the largest, and
most ngsofianythat hasfey-
er been held in'this1 Slater Bariy
this morning alltEe Rotehs,r board
ing houses. &c $es,, were filled Us over.
flowing, and there has sIeen aeon
tinuedrstream of,arriWas all day.
Regular tFainsa Of fifteenortwenty
cars, ana axtret tMnsQ0f the Sathe
.rplpljm III : ,IyII5tqSpiIgElSPSsE,, hIIfttlhEsf,stfS&Sat
parts of Ohio, many thousands Of
thea Demdcratio' yeOipanryo -SGin-
'Sfhhatft faihg0f f6tFy~eafStfavesaf'
Ifiiys sa4,;2S S3 . 5HSoSlFEsIlhAg 'S&!}}tnHiSsSpte,1FR
teen cara came afg0m rQaytops ,8pi
demonstrations IfRom1sthss parts4et
PthedStateeaFe equhltyiarge.bIido oil
'~f Sn'saferin monmouth nam,
Del, If people already hsfs5 at2S,oOO
ba largo propoFtlpn of whom will b
compelled to sleepoon bare floors
Tod is sanguine of receiv.
ling the nomination of'the Republi.
diaml DIohvG2lItioh ufsxt Week. 'di
Es.ant'ils I, fsj jfitl T. nix HI nat yhISt5 t rom 1900
to 100000 of the Democracy vii
be present tomorrow,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

~ 4He Ean8r f'Mssipdpa'does
not Hold himself responsible nfOi the
opinions expressed By his corvsspond9
eats!n1IRs writtr3, 7HndA6t the Editor
81, 9SSponstae. h9od s7sh Volt "a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

.corruptiops, sand 80 iaogyeat and
Egrowing1America fallngiunder the
Fweight,of the 1viilarnyosofl mscru.
pdiouy p0Fitfcisahs:. ri 'q'ol' ga '"s7'
a'dT ai-.@ sal q 70 ssa,ol !4.sa 10 hna
',,a19 70 'EAFaoS,@ ydnSs1T.'58BS::
.-yiIq 'di h3iHsb 81 ton hads sH-1osnEI
Editor Of Press sod,H 10 INV ID, 10 o.,
DEAR Sm-Ih' the EatUW Weakly
Register of this date, notice a
~scurrilous attack upon myself, with
reference to- certain remarksiomade
by me at the Democratiermeeting
at this place few daysasince, in
respect to the publication of sol.
diers' letters. Tie Editors say
that she denounced us because we
published the letters from our sol.
dier boys" thereby carrying the
meaning, that ! had denounced
them for the publication Of soldiers
letters generally. To every person
who knows the Editors of tha,
sheet and myself, it is sufficient to
say, that the writer of the article
in the Register Stated that which
he knew at lifetime to be,2a wilfM,
malicious, and sunMuitigdtea lie. I
said nothing about the publication
of soldiers letters generally, The
Register had.published on the week
of the meeting, a letter, 'purport,
ing to have been written by h sol.
dier, Containing numerous threats
against the safety Of quiet and,la law
abiding citizens ofthis community,
The publication Of this letter wa:
accompanied by an editorial from
!, the editors of1the Register, strongly
and heartily approving ofthc mnr,
D derous threats contained in thu
. letter. AS a matter of course, the
9 publication of this letter, togethe,
with the brutal appreciation of thu
editors of the Register, aroused
;. the Indignation Of every1.honcs
and well, disposed person In top
entire community. The matte
was spoken of by many 4, God me
= on TIL. day s,of the o.,m~i'ee.ti4hgss9 VII VII
ha~veD7voted fer, and maintaine
the ,PhScfPle4 " coonls5tdittutissnat ~ -
. erty; when the editerssofthe Regi
ter, as, nov, were using q! , ,fhIeeii
feeble efforts to overthrow their
In my remarks I referred rs til
publicatiou,'b y the Eaton tgisteI
" of letters Of this CHARACTER, .soqtai,
g ing bloody threats Edyaihst the liz,
y efpsqesabssqa'paa1 qa Wet ! ciitiSfasSs ii l ..
10 RaidsesS aI"tlea dsnotfnced theiwr
ters;4Re. puLlishsrss and the aP plS !
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

n. B.-A steady Jour may find
constant employment, and fair
wages, by applying at the "Press"
Office, Eaton, Preble Co., Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

A numGer 81 pom nent speakers
ana here ma N arranged that
AiIe ths CbnEh hf Oh through
dsieH StcL; Me Hom6Shing a ticket
to s. sep e STAT by a large ma
81 esl65S llspds will bsS9
rectcd il Goodalo Park, from
whence ths~masses,w Will be address
ed on the great questions Of the
which has so long held
them in submission, and rsopdnF
declaring, III terms not to- be mtsf
UNDERSTOOD ,tlatfreedom Of speech
andoftKe ppesI, &hathe iualicna-
.b!elibertiss established By our slres
shall be maintained.. They insist
without fear of thutthc SOW
Of stsrY }: be SUSTAIN
cd, and that oonstik ionS meas.
ares alones must We ped TO put
down the reBeiii6n.
! Around tue suburbs Of the city
are ene9@hsdAhhdfdiHf3g4hs
Across tho Scioto River there are
bin a circle, Rd%Eomffea wagons
and in the center are fires and all
thetb4Sapaeaal ia ~
|, bhI candidates ~rhehtionetA @6r
Efor Govcrno5lars HonyG,4L. Vail
blandigllam, and Judge Thurman.
IMr. Vallandighamw will receive near
Ily the .unapimaus vote of the Con.
lvesprtioDn. The enthusiasm fiji lin
lis Shnrecedcated,, %l 9IElormanss sap.
bp ofters are from4iths moth west,
ern portion of the State.
I The CSnteftiOuav Win addbtIaplat.
form in substance the same as thu
New York resolutions. 1t is also
declared:tli D; resolution viii j..
incorporated demanding the imme
date return of Mr.. Vallahdighan
from the South TO his native Stat
and the full privileges of an Amer
lean. Speeches tonight are being
made in front Of the State House.
Letters full of atrietism, hav
been received from a lumber o
distinguished politicians, from d
broad, regretting their inability tt
attend. -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11

ice = office -otlce Is Amerlca 8
fpgsssaanpa EqliRthasqa b Amew
lda'sAf falha aEhe stglanA@f hiss
must 'kn6withat BgBpesAsr1
Babylon,' Greece and Rome
fell by the o&Si O5gsEt .o0tfsifflh5 ediEri b o 7
.corruptiops, sand sosiaosgeat and
.growingrAmericai falling,underthe
,weight,of The 1villsrnyosofl mscru.
bilious DoFitfcitfhs2, nj iq'ola ,J1H bas7
= N nltl.m sai ni 10 ,ssarol !arsa 70 hni
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11
DAYTON AND EATON 0MNI
On BUS IaNE.enI bHno7

a The undersigned viii run aidai,
" Omnibus between Dayton and
Eaton Us follows: Starting from
Eaton, on Mondays, Wednesdays,
ana Fridays at 9 o'clock A: M. aud
from West Alexandria on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at z
o'clock 4. NJ; returning from Day
ton every day except Sundays at
111 o clock A. M. ' -.
Passengers will be called for by
leaving their address attbe Ludlow
House, and Lafayette House, Day
ton, and the Eagle Hotel, Eaton.
JAMES TORRENCE. Prop.
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YODM OF GUARANTY.

Wo the undefsguei resdents Of -, In the State OF
- hereby Jointly and severslly covenant with the
United States aud GUARANTEE in the foregoing bill (r
bid) Of - be accepted ira, he (or tAcy) VIII within
ten DAYS ste the acceptance Of said biz Tor bd
for The with good aud sufficient
ties TO deliver tho ---- prepared ~ conformity to
the terms Of tho advertisement under which It made,
aud hereto appended, AID IN case the said --- shall
fail n,o the contract sfoTcszd, guarantee to
ke good the difference between offer Of the SAID
AID tie lowest bidder signatures
W!to.u;
Date
hereby certify that to the best q my knowledge a DO
lief Vie aboVepsn0d gusTsaioIs sooa and iuc ea
siGAure,l
IPlaoo.l
date.
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FORM OF OFFER.
-. State Of

h@reby offer md sefes furnish ------, AgfeeAbly
the provisions snd conformity TO the term. " the sdyrI-
cInet OF the H. H. Inspector Boston (hoTcto sppeuGed
Should my Tor o-Tl offer be accepted. Tor vej request
that toT we) may be informed at and thst the con.
cgte. loisnatueI
IPlsce1
lDEte.
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propcsa!s.
O4rios LiunT.HousR INSPECTOR, !
ro,roS Feb. TO- 1873 !
DROPOSALS For FURNISHING LIG!rT-

|
! PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING LIGHT
L HOUSE, ESTABLISHMENT SUPPLIES. -Scpsra''
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al this ofhce "e'.
l2 ~ on THUR 'DAY the 2th day Of Msrch lIoJ i9t ~
b.hns thr following articles and Quantities to De de''''
wheu called for, viz
Glass chmneys st order IS chimney, in each ,oo do,.n
Gss camne,s, I'd order . chnoys I" each 10 soz.,
Glass chnncys Sd order 81 chimney. in each 100 so,
peeiase................ ......';;,'.,,ih
",s', sauey' Avn order % coo dozen.
"is. eliney', ''D 'n' On 900 dozen.
ola's ciinneys Lish' e"ei 100 dozen.
" nl'iI IN 40 boies.........l5OoO u.
SSSp Ipio~a i tan1d in c in SIN Is Ooo ID.
Blact mint (qtopnd ia OH ia 25-lo k-ss'''IoWO 10.
Fa3 s.aa,l Ssi.; IN In c.p:. iS SS f.
600 ID.
Iamp ....'.'.'..'''''.'..''.''.'.'. iVS
chimney brushes. laVO
Hat brushes '''''''''''''' ~,
Paint bru.hes 100
Nh!tewHsh OIu'hes''' ~
SCTab6ing 0insbcs IpO
scissors, ezra wv IAs
sc'ssofs-cur',d tvV ihrs
Spirits Of wine (Dure OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 gallons.
boiled huserd oil 1000 ssl'ons
ieDhee isolyent for pants instesd OF turPen-
Wrin. paper, qusrtO pot @ n to resm) So qure.
Envelopes yellow III inch).
steel peus IN i-soss boxes LOO dozen
Lead pegcils... ..........'..'.'..'''..1''' Low
Ink ayaard Naye. 10 pl bottles 500 qast,
All articles AVID packages must be stamped "U 3 l.. H. A."
The peesuge must inaTHel wI nd quantities
Coateots.
Samples If the above named articles may be at the
Light House Inspectors Office ct Boston Newl OK.
All articles will he inspected by this Once, aud found in
quality aud quantity. in saei accordance with toe stpuls
tiOns Of The contract before they WliI 30 acceLtod.
livery rlcr must be accompanied by written gnarsnIy,
ed b. responsible persons 70 Che ctest that.
the bids be scc,pted no they will dui- execute
contract accodg provisions and terms Of the sdves-
eurn thereto sppepded within ten days. and in case the
sad party parties eeng shall fail TO enter iuo tie con
tract lie they guarantee 20 make good the
difference between offer OF the sAd party pses ard
&c next bidder. Bids submted by different mem
bo OF tno same coputneTship viii not be eonsdoei
All bids must De sealed and nooscd Proposals for furnish.
ius L. H. Establishment SuppeS" The bids vii be ops1ed
hour specified in the presence OF Guca OF the biGdeis
ss u1sy encore TO I've pTesoDt
JOHN MARSTON, Captain. L. 5. y,
L. n. Inspector I'd District
No. Is ExchaDse. IT, Boston.
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DNOPOSALS Tor SJO, NuD tf.N nAil IAhh
4 IMPROVEMENT Ft'SD STOCK o. l5iO-se IL ! Tfe-
poa, will be received At the Gompo ere ONCE untl ~ o-
BAY the - day % March 100 a. 0coc. & n., - n
the i'll he publicly opened for tc Whole or any part Of
Fry ThlLsanf n1iu~s Il the Central fafs ir
ft " Fund Socs ofzrd ~ crhlef o. o. ID" as oi
1850 and by ordnance of the Couuon ouncA app
by the Mayor, Apn -, ltoh
e said viii bear interest A. the fae 81 ak ereeui per
anuu1 payable qusferyeasy at tao principal "' - To-
deemed y IY. J. 1910. 40
The proposals. viii state e amount n soct desired and tie
pce per One andred Dollars thereof aud s sous hp'e
psop.e viii r~qlifrd 20 de iost "iih =
chGmOr Gin OF tie y within nV~ day ser The opening o.
tine bids the sums awarded 20 them respectively. 80
t. the Comltosf the tocsiIs OF the 'uah'
berlan .Gch deVoss tn hes VII be emitted 70 iec- 1.-Two
strs for squa PEI vaae Of the stock bear.
iug inteIost from the dates % payments.
t.ch on ,houd bs sealed and ndor,,d Proposals
for Crnts Pax improvement fund Snot anc inciosa IN
second envelope addressed to the Couptfolcf 800
nm. sht n. rrsefy,d 10 e.ct auy all the bt' " Goa
dfed ueeesry 10 protect promote the uiefe'ts OF the
city. MAIIilL" l. bhtSNh'i 'DNf', 49, =,
Ity OF New.York, Department Of Finance C0mItoi
OHice Feb. |. 1888.