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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

even derived from the experience 81 enc nation.
1t consists oI compilation OF estiHtGnisis from
the SICK OF every count ry-;tii Gninneaciiaii.;.
record, JEe like Oh which hrs mover hs.u aldur-
cd in favor OF any discovery 81 ievanliep since
time began.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU AND IN.
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
Sc CRET DIS r 4 s. E S
In all their stages At little expense,
Little or no change of diet, No Inconvenience
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

Nos. people. says Or. Lewis, even
n;a'T intelligent returneys, have the
III q that 10 sleep in q cold coosl il, GOOD
e.sen5lai tn i,aalth. II IS An error il
Is better IN have All upen lire in gonr
bedroom. The atm sniere is. not only
ny this means constantly changed, but
with the fire yoa viii keep the window
open, which will add greatly 70 the
needed ventilation. But more than
this, with the fire you viii have fewer
bedclothes which is q gain, rs q larger
number Of blankets not only interiere-
somewhat with tue circulation aud re
spiration, but prevents the escape Of
those gasses which the skin ia constant
~ emitting.
Even furnace or stove heat is much
better with an open window than a
close, cold room. Interchange with the
external atmosphere depends upon the
temperature Of that within and that
without. But let us have an open fire.
Let us go without silks, broadcloths,
carpets and finery Of all kinds, if ncces-
sary, that we may have this beautiful
purifier and di1ftlser of Joy in all our
houses. Ia my own house | have ten
omen CRATES. and find with coal at $ll,
the expense is irigiitt;ii, aua ii it were
IN any other department Of ilousekeep-
ing | should feel that could not afford
it; but i'll this do not finch, so impor-
tant do deem the open fire.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

Hark from the polls doleful sounds
Republicans are gaining ground,
And rs the mighty thunder rolls.
The Cops skedaddle to their holes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

Read what those say who have used il:
Mr.. Charles ". Lalidr;,ll. OF louisville, and
IL. J. j. Hu.t.de, 81 Cincinnati, Cili0, both
we're cured aite uslnS ole pot uI u. StrI@k-
and, Pie HeHeuS. Ihey sey they have tried
very lining bGI c,,:.d nlId fellci, tut one pot
i Dr ~stiick!aids i;e Kennedy effected Il per-
Get cure alter S'.fe?sn2 tor many ears with the
worst sind al piles. They recommend every
,tie who is suffering 10 Try II.
solo by ali drugA5 ISIS, ~ cents per pot. Manu-
aCtuveu 1T No. r.aSt Fourth street, Cincinnati,
.,hio ASK Tor Lr. Strick lands Pile Remedy.
For sale by all the druggists in Muscatine.
leiJal Iy-- Wtii,ies day & thursday.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

IE4SII NtONIAI.
From Hon. ThoS. j. Turner. eX- Member of Con-
gresS from Illinois, late Speaker al The Hi
noiS House of HapreSentatiN es, and Grand
Master 81 tha 4. +. and A. Il. ot the state of
Illinois.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

ssThe history efthesegreat Rsnlediesis the Il ost
wonderful medical revelation that the worIii b 8 S
ever known. 1t establishes the .I-import an :
fact that wherever, and in whatever shape in
ternal disease exists. the disintecti searuhin.
and healing properties of the Pills fally
equal Ia its subIer'ien and cure, ana that, With
the Ointment, they are
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
Stomach and Bowels.

Give c". all G pet I'll, Ills tiutl;Jui al sure,
No nlvt!iriur eyu&Is Gees Wur!d's +, 81 epsix
Cure,
5nd:s,,iicil aud Dy spepss i,lG al once TO its
IUWtl,
Sick nea>;s.che, sick stomach in les than En-
hour.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

These Abs, they are a set of mules.
They oil come swarming round the polls,
And had they not our harps unstrunR
nat swset-toned songs we would have sung
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
This Is all DSslselsia. Dysrersia!
AND GOES UA Sp!5pSIA CUEI d!
Is Guaranteed to Cure sou al Cnce.
" orld's Cl,at Remedy
NLey.NNer You are LNMleItic.

For EoitIH Nom AND DSstn''ly, al G fer
tie lttuy UIt -, ;iElT i.lnG }. ui>,rUtr AT
originate, ~ ..rv, d. non iii olat red state
81 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
90 farmers an0 Others.
DAyID THOMPSON.

N
~ HORTICULTURISr AND NURSERYMAN,
Green Island lopposite rroy)
has hand and ready for disappointing lsse quany
OF superior and hardy GRAPE VINES in all about sixty
reeshis Catalogue gives specific character and qualities.
Has also on hand large assortment Of STRAW bEkM
VINES Of which Pen early the Goth OF May Sc
Catalogue for detailA
Has also French. Prus.ian and German PRuNES; Lse.
that superior celebrated PRUNE so svorssy
noticed Ia and by the Farmers Club in New York Cny rne
Tribune newsaper, aud The Country Gentleman SPEAKING
" IL this Il Seeding that will ripen at Troy every yses
with certainty then 10 acquisition worthy Of notce'
In the disc usson OF the Club ths PRUNE u was ssa'
There several varieties OF the Prune aud this tine LSe
chen Cats commonly called Swzse and tins may DO one %
them any the unanimous opinion OF hc e'uo
that ii excellent fruit ami we'd worthy OF ecommenar
ton for general cuture the best Pane they ever ss'sa
arc willing give this Prune hishe. Recommendation
Backed and sustained he is by Distinguished oouy
the FaXners Club Of NewYo city ansfcnrs IS wen
tic cuvators Of Fruits and Vines themsesesh az Anonr
son before hi, fellow citizens confidently oeuesd
no Is able to present 10 them such varieties OF pn's
suit their tasts and choice, urging oil to plant e,
Strawberry Bed that In tho course OF one OF wv !.
at most they at their homes ENJOY the run.
to be obtained tho beginning and which luxaiauy saS
Mr. THOMPSON IL at all times in readiness to M'e"a ~
calls for his services In caring for the Fruit Yards nss
Gardens Of his friends and employers IN tho hne Oh W.
fession c-w n
Orders for his Vines. Trees &C., may be Len a. CS Nm.
Wards ecIetary Rensselaer, County Agriculture ,ov.
faeturcrs Society," Ohice No. ~ istst corner Se, ~
ss at bis house on GEesn lssnd corner q Sen .'S
Green Isana. N.
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Corporation Notltss.
PROPOSALS
FOR
S25o,ooC
or
"RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS
No. o. OF THE COUNTY OF NETWORK.

No. 2" OF THE COUNTY OF NEN-fORk.
will be received at the Comptrolers Once
until MONDAY the 9th day OF June 1854 at O'Clock p
when the will be publicly opened for the purchase OF
whole or any part Of the of Two Hundred and Fifty
thousand Dollars (B25oOOO Of Riot Damages Indemnity
Bonds No. g." Of the County Of New York authorized By
Chapter and amended byeChaper 3S Of the Laws Of
1874 and by ordinance OF the Board Of Supervisors sp
proved by the Mayor, Juno Is, 1851
The said bonds will bear at tho rate Of six cent
per snnu payable halyeay the hst day Of May and
November each year. aud the principal viii be rsdeemAbe
OH the first day Of November, 1882.
The proposals viii state the amour, Of bonds desired and the
prico per 800 thereof and the persons whoe proposals are
accepted sheeupon be required deposit With the County
Treasurer ( the Broadway Bank the awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting The Comptroller the receipts OF the County
for such deposits the psres will be entitled 10 re-
ceivs bond. for equal Of the yalus OF the sums
arded ,he bearing Interest from the dates OF payments
proposal should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals of
Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds No 81 and the same nclosed
In second envelope addresscd to the Comptroller.
The right reserved reject any all Of the bids II con
sered necessary protect promote tho interests Of the
County. MATTHEW l. BkENNAN' 0omp,'one'
CIV Of Nsg.York Department OF Bnancc ComproIer's
Office June H. 1884
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3]ropcsals.
u. S. ORDNANCE AaEsor No. t5 WoRrHsr.}
kEw.YoRK, June ~. 1854
PROPOSALS will be received (in duplicate

u. .. OfDSASCk 2okHCt ~ "
kEw.YoRK June ~, 1854 !
PROPOSALS will be received Tin duplicated
until THURSDAY, June 20, 1884, at O'Clock p L. by
this office for the supply OF the following. viz:
1000 CARHlNE SLlNGS.
z0,COO HALTER STRAPS
10000 STI8RUP STRAPS.
These supplies to BE- made in al respects as 10 WORKMAN
ship Dimensions and nountings, In strict conformity with
the standard samples which can be seen at tins ONCE Inc
leather OF good quality oak tanned IL ds
ucy stipulated that ha office is TO have the privilege OF ex'
the workNone under any contract may award IN
all Of It's progress at the shops OF to conuactof es
n, cially toi,xanIne the stock before cutting. ~ q,
They tie to be delivered free Of expense to the United
State. At the ewYork Agency No IS Worfis and there
inspected and to be accepted or paid Tor but 'ucn
Hidss will st1e in iheir bids the time in which they pro
nose TO make deliveries aud each PARTY obainngs contract
be required to enter no bonds with approved surees for
n, faithful execution Failure 10 deliver at specified time
viii subject the contractor forfeiture OF the number he
NAV f.il to deliver of that time ,
No bid. will be considered from parties other than regular
and such known to be fully competent 10
oyrcntr in uAer own Workshop the work psoposedfor
The Department the ngnt 10 REJECT any or all bid
II deemed unsatisfactory ,oc. @
Proposal. viii be Addressed properly indorsed to Capt D.
ss xvo, ti', New. York" :. CRfSPIN
Captain OF Ordnance.
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ASSISTANT QuARrERxAsrER's OyucK.
No. 10 SfArE-sr., EEW- YORK CITY June 90 1861

No. 10 SrArEsr., NEw ioRK CRY, June, 70, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until II O'Clock TUESDAY the Path inst
for the delivery at military posts and hospitals follows the
several quanes OF COAL and WOOD named respectively
At Davias Island about 900 coal Harts lAnd about
1000 coal Fort Schuyler about 900 tuns coal vii
les Point sbout 900 tuna coal Fort Columbus about 800
tuns and about 30 cords wood Fort Wood about
tun coal and about 900 cords wood Fort Hamilton about
coal aud about 200 cords wood Fort Lafayette
about SIS coal and about 20 cords wood Fort Rich
nond about COO coal aud about cord, wood
Sandy Hook about 25 tuns coal and about 20 cords wood
The coal TO be Of best quality Of anthracite and to be-
quacs broken and reeluae egg aud stove and to be de-
hvcIcd thu docks free OF TO tho Government Tho
contractor however, avail himself OF tho privilege Of hay.
ing tho coal hoed and hauled by Government at tho
posts at the OF unloading per Mef
charitable hard wood tbs stsndd the cord hundred
snd twenty sight cubic feet
The bidders w DO required 10 accompany their proposals
with guarantees signed By two responsible paes that
contract for the Same. with good and sufficient
tias In tho OF O00) ten thoand dollars deliver
tbs Coal and (es0o) ave thousand dollars 70 deliver thu
Wood they bid therefor In conformity with tho
Of this payment for each delivery TO DO made
la such funds tho Government may provide. upon the
knowisdment OF the proper ecepkng officer Of the Post Al
ths Coal and Wood contracted for be delivered between tho
date Of the snns Of tho contract and the 10th Of September
t The pysys reserved Of rejecting any OF al bids
Odsrsss should b indorssd sProposas for Coal" Tor
" Wood'l and addressed 70 The undsfsinsd-
By order Of MAJ STEWART VAN vLlkT,
Quaxtsrruastss, u. 6.A.
=. c. MORGAN, Capt and h. q n.
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EOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAM-I

J. FAMOUS SUMNER RESORT, known 81 the SPRINGS
in PENNSYLVANIA 2o6 acres Of Land part Of tasefaII
adorned with eyereens hade trees and pleasant wak pan
Of II heavy timber very valuable.
The Hotel contains 80 Rooms Parlors &c. Every room q
supplied with Of o@o lis all furnished i
good style throughout. Tho furniture having sboI
$4,000 In 1900.
Also two handsome Cottages. Barn S.abrny Sheds leo
Houses (hicd,) spring Houses and Bath Houses. ~ 2
magnificent lake in front OF premises. fishing. &C.
beautiful view ofhe surrounding country, many ms
had from the property.
Possession All ready for visitors, and many rooms
engaged but the proprietor must e and although cos him
over $1,000, ALL will be sold at the low price Of $l61N
For further information address lff 7.
GEORGE N. TOWNSEND & Co, llit
No. 1874 South 4thst, Philadelpis, Pa
PENNSYLVANIA, NEW-JERSEY, MARYLAND sl
DELAWARE FARM and LAND REGISTERS NOW RgADY
SRs
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INLAY LAND for SALE.-Nineteen. acres q
~ Land all undcrlad with the best Fire and Po,ter a.,
in the village of Woodbridge biddssex Co., b. The L..i
is fayoraby situated for digging the clay well a. for Il. .o
ment away, being contiguous to tdewate, The Land
bounded three sides by roads, that be- divided int
convenient pots and will DO sold in parcels toseher H
the purchase money remain boad and mortgage for 6v,
years at SIX per cent interest Apply to Mrs MARY SHARP
Woodbridge n J. not sold private sale before tie LAM
win DO offered public the 18th June inst TIL
indisputabe.
For further Information inquire thu premes Or 9. Ma
SIG Broadway OF OLIVER >. STRONG.
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ORDNANCE OsFIcE, WAR DEPARrAzSr
WAsurNGToy, june Il, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by

WAsniSGrox, june II, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- this department, until TUESDAY July 1884 At M
for the delivery NewYoIk Arsenal Of soQo norton
mi~ioned Ofhcerf SWORDS and 10000 Musicians
SWORDS. United States regulation pattern til. A..
These Swords 20 be made IN strict codance VIII mo
standard patterns De a. tue Newiork Arsenal They
arc subject the usual inspection and proof at the man
Deysre. be made in ,lo,. Of mol, les. than o9ehf
seutL 18TH per ~ the whole number contracted Tor
The delivery to be made on the z2d day Of July s6
Failure TO make deliveries aspcched time vii subject the
forfeiture Of the number he may a TO denver
No bids viii be considered from parties other than regular
ofsword aud such as are Aowh 70 ,ns De
p8cnt b. competent to execute In their own workshops
VIC VIVA p GUARANTY
The bidder will BE- required to accompany his proposition
with guaranty sirped by two responsible persons t.t n
his bid IL accepted he will at once execute the conrac,
the with good and sufficient sueties IN sum rql,
to the amount Of the cont,ci 70 de.., 'hs a,,iele
ent aad IN case tic said bidder should m 10 enter into the
contract they to make good the difference between tne oht
Of said bidder AID the responsible bidder the person
to whom thu rae uisy be awarded
Tho responsibility 4 tie gulrnsors mns se shown BY the
official certificate OF The cers Of the nearest District CouF or
Of the United states District Attorney q, ,
Bond; in sum equal 70 ne smsnni Of the eons
required Of tho succcsau bidder or bidders upon signing
the contrast - .. ,.... .,,-,,,
We the undersigned, resident. Of - IN the coga.
q and si,,s o. ri,, Stat, s sn5 o,, e
sna M nd ~ ~" be- aecesd thsi he
or they viii q once execute the for tho
amount OF tie contract furnish the aftcir pfoposed IN
conformity 10 o term, " ts adveTepci. dated June ~
1885, under which the bid msde; end IN o,sc The saf
sha faii T. enter into coniFnes Is aioIe-aid we
make hc difference between the otter OF the
sasI and the lowest responsible bidder, OF
tue person ~ whom the contract may b. awarded
( Giyen under hands and seal
lhi. - day d, 49,
Witness: loeMI
fs.ail
To th. guaranty be- appended tho Official Certificate
above meAiioned
Fach party obtaining contract will be Obliged 70 enter no
bond with approved surrlies i1r IT, faithful execution
Upon award being made suoce-l bidders VIII be no
fed and furnished with forms 81 contract aud bond
Tho Drp.ftu the rgh; 10 reject any al bids
u not decns4 satisfactory. - - .
Pr posais viii D. idia-saed 70 BROADER GENERAL
lGEOhGE u. RAMSAY Chief q Ofdaanee, Washlnyton.
G. and vii b. lad reed fro2osals Tor Non'Comnlis'
stoned Oalcen and Musicians swonl.r -
GEORGE d. RAMSAY.
joli eodtiy5 Hrsaaief Genosai. Chief OF Ordnance
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EOR SALE-An entire FRONT on 5th-av.,
IL south Of the Central Park. -
ALo eatre FRONT Broadway, between 4ld and I'd st.
portion improved. 49, -
Also entire FRONT on Broadway between sJd and 'tas
Also entire BLOCK between yh ana uthsss nesa 'eos
Park suitable for immediate Improvement
Also. LOTS on broadway, south se OeHss. raik , 49,,
Also an entire FRONT 4th Paksv between 18Th aa<
4Oth-sts. az Lots(
Also LOTS on the principal streets and avenues.
ALLEN BROWN,
No. 81 Broadway.
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DEpAIRs TO STREET PAvEMENTs.-

DEPAIRS 10 STKEET PAVEMEN 10
IL TO COSTRACrORS.-Scled Proposa.s will De re-
cryed "a this until II o'clock OF WEDNESDAY,
ane 20 s for ropayinr and p,rng aud keeping IN good
repair during the certain period Of sir months ending Dec.
a. lBa the cafsnee ways Of all paved avenues, streets
squares and ,horoushares the City Of New ORR excepting
OILY much the carriage way OF Broadway ss "a uow
paved with the Russ pavement
Al. bAl. prescribed and furnished by
this Board
Specifications form OF The agreement and blank proposals.
will be furnished At this Office.
THOs. STEPHENS, croton
ROBr L. DARRA0H, : Aqt.
4. w. CRAVEN, y Board
Oce Co,on kqueduci Department Ro.unda Park June H.
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orr.cH osrnE STRICT CoxxrssIoSEa, !


20 23T BRoADwAY )
1NO CONTRA TORS.-P PROPOSALS,
nclo.oi an sealed envelope ndorsed With the title Of
the WORK with the bidder written thereon
received az TIL Office untu Tuesday. June 20 iia AZ
II O'Clock - -
Underns side wall, and s5eava,ns and fitting up cellar
Of house Of Hose Company no. ~.
For regulating and grading Eish sixth street, between Az
enue A aud Fast River.
For regulating grading &c, Fityeighth street, between
Second avenue and East River
For rusulaiing. grading &c, Fiayinh street, between
Third and Fourth avenues.
For regulating grading &C.. Fourth avenue between One
hundred sixteenth and Ono hundred and twenty fourth
streets.
For regulating grading. &c, siIeth street. between Eighth
avenue and broadway
For curb gutter and Gag First avenue between One hund
red and eleventh and Onehundrei and twenty hh streeis
For curb gu,,a. and has Twenty third street, between
Avenue ID and r " River
For tagging yonyiourth street. between Sixth and
Broadway.
For hising One hundred and hirtieth street, between
Tenth avenue and Hudson RIVER.
For tagging Manhattan street. between Ninth avenue and
Hudson River.
For an FIRE engine and teuder for Company No 40
For alarm bell for Thirty third street believer
FOR building sheds and putting roof Country Mar.
ket. and 70. other repairs to Jefferson Market
Blank forms Of proposals. together with the specifications
and agreements be obtained at .s oaceDated Street
Department. New York. June II, lg6l
CHAS. q. CORNELL, Street Commissioner.
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Sales bp Auetion.
J, Cole, Auctioneef.

J. Cole, Auctioneer.
A BSOLUTE EXECUTORS SALE Of AZ
"A LOTS in the IXth Ward Brooklyn, Brooklyn and
Hrdsonaps, DE- AN and Bergeu,sls. JAMES COLES SON
will sell, MONDAY June "a, at II O'Clock, at the Com
BooElyn bv oder of the Executors OF ieo w Folsom
ceased under the direction Of Messrs Hagner Smith
Attorneys:
NORTHUMBERLAND Lots easIery side, the entire
front between Dean and Beryen-sts
DEAN-STREET-li Lots, south side, between Brooklyn
and iIpdsonavs.
BERGEN STREET-1 Lots, north side, between Brook
Ign and IIudson-avs.
HUDsON-AvENUE-l Lots .wes, side tho entire front
betwe cen Dean and Bergen SITS.
The above property eby located in fr.tcass neigh
bohood surrounded by fine improvements convenient to
three lines of city railroads. &c. &C. Terms hbersl For
maps and fall particulars apply 90 the Attorney No. VII
loughbys of the Auconeers, No. 36g Fuonst Brook
lyn
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NIDER, CIDER.-Ab0ut 10000 Gallons for
~ SALE, s5.i ..ie pure APPLE cIDER, by ~, WEY-
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DRINCE e. Co.. MELODEONS.
l. ONLYIDEPOT IN THIS CITY.
No. $40 Broadway.

! CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
the Europe well this country having received the
6rs Prize Medal Al the ords Exhibition la London 1854
The principal why the Stcnway Pianos are superior
all others L that the firm composed Of i've practical
plane ortc father and four son who invent all then
own improvenents and under whose personal snpervon
every part Of the nstru ment 10 manufactured Wueroom.
Nos and 70 East Pour between Union Square ana
Irving Place New.York.
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NOR sALE-The FARM and RESIDENCE

OF thsIs Geo Rale ~ East Chester exactly Is mile.
from the CITY Hail. New York, about y from the Railroad
Depo, William Bridge, and about miles from the New
Haven Railroad Depot Mount Vernon 1t consists Of Ia
acres of which 30 in wood, and the remainder mostly
sh cultivation Il well watered and has abundance Of fruit
The house ridge slopng toward Long Island sound
and commands view Of water and land tina. has few II any
equals ON the East River. The approach to the house
through Of from 20 to 10 old and on the
lawn these are many Of beauty On the premises
several superior building sites. II desired the Household
FURNITURE Stock and aiming Impemeas viii % sold VITA
the place Onrha of the purchase money can remain o.
for vo years per cent For further Particular.
appiyeo Mr. Rutherford the preIlises homer Morgan No.
Finest, or the subscriber, - -
THOS II. RAILE, Executor. No. 1872 Chambers IT.
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81, 100000 L Of . rA A N
COUNTY OF NEW

COUNTY OF NEW IOHh.
Subscriptions hereby invited 20 Loan OF Two Million
Dollar. horned by ordna Of the Board OF super
o approved the Mayor June Is 1884 EMIT cd An Oid
b provide for the procurement Of Volunteers ior the
Of the Uniou part and parcel Of tho quota OF the
CRY aud County Of New under any future call OF the
Presidcu, for usi-"
The proper for such subscriptions will be opened ct
the Comptroller Office aud after Saturday the 18Th June,
instant and will remain open until the whole sum shall be
taken.
Subscribers will be required deposit with the County
Tfasursr a. the Broadway Bank, within i've days aier enter
ns their ubscr;. the amount subscribed foT by them
respectively and presenting his receipts for the money TO
tho Comptroller thy will receive Bonds Of the County Tor
equal soun,s redeeusble before Juno l. 1865, with
the date of payment a. the rate OF ak per cent
pr Gnrum.
our fellow ciiisrn and the public generally respect.
y invited cooperate with the Board Of Supervisors IN
tie benevolent and patriotic purpose Of supplying tho quota
OF men this County. tho call Of the frescen. FOR more
for tie army. be ao pubic, without resoFs
dsaf i1g ,dat purpose Action viii not be taken 70 raise
under the ordnance referred TO unt suncirnt
l. subscribed to warrant the Committee In proceeding
Ina this matter. - .. =,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City Of Sew-York, Department Of Finance ComproleTs
fF.ej June 49, 1885,.
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NlV.Yonx June, 1884.

Hlw-Yonx Juno, 1885,
VVHE undersigned have opened LAW OF
FICES In Nsw.York City. on ne cosnef Of Pine and
aIn nSos over the Bank q The Csmmony esih
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