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Persons Of Fall Habits, who arc subject tn
singing In the cars. arising from too great low or
blood to the head, should never DO without BRAN
paErn's Pulls and many highly dangerous symp-
toms will be removed by thcir Immediate use.
The Hon. J Hunt OF Wtsichssfer Co, N. Y.7S
years Of age has used lmndreth's Pills for twenty
i've years rs his sole medicine. When he foels him
self indisposcd. no II for Cold Rheumatstn, Asti-
ma, Headache bilious Affections Costiveness, or
Irritation OF the kidneys or bladder, he does moth
ins but take few doses OF Brandrcth's Pills.
Ills usual method Is 10 take six pills and reduce
tho dose each night ono pill. In every attack OF
sickness for twenty 1--we years, this simple method
has never failed to restore him TO health and fcw
men nrc 10 DO found so active and hearty rs he.
May 10th. 1861.
by all respectable dealers In medicines. lml5
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TUE New Tax BILL.-The Boston Advcr.
tiscr has the following abstract OF tho new
tax bill presented in Congress last Thursday:
It has ono hundred and scvcnty-thrcc sec
tons. and is in five parts. The general RAJ
ito of increase, ms heretofore stated, is in the
proportion of five to three. Incomes and
manufactures, FOR instance, are taxed five in.
stead or threo per cent. Malt liquors are
taxed one dollar instead Of sixty cents per
barrel, and salt six instead Of four cents a
hundred pounds. Taxes above tho general
ratio are laid on several leading articles.
Crude petroleum pays nothing, but refined is
taxed twenty instead Of ten cents per gallon.
Smoking tobacco with the stems in is taxed
fifteen instead Of five cents, plug and fine cut
Twenty-Five and thirty five instead ct fifteen.
Cigars arc taxed from So to $50 and up
wards. There will be no increase on distilled
liquors until July first. All manufactured
after that date till January is taxed one dol.
lar, all after January one dollar and II quar-
ter. The tax on gas Is increased from sixty
six to ono hundred per cent. Licenses and
stamp duties are considerably increased.
The following provisions OF the bill are be-
lieyed to be correct. Tho tax on manuiac
lures OF fprs is largely increased. The SEIZED.
ulc Of slaughtered animals is altered in the
respect of the age Of cattle, so rs to prevent
frauds in returns A tax is imposed on pig
iron, and that Of coal is slightly increased.
The tax ON domestic wines is slightly increas.
ed. That on lard oil and linsced oil is in.
creased in same proportion as that ON petro-
leum. The stamp duty ON contracts is alter
cd so rs to put the tax ON each contract in.
stead Of each sheet Of paper on which 1t is
written. There is no stamp duty on receipts,
no increase Of tho tax on advertisements, and
no increase on distillers' licenses. 90.
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came up and was Immediately routed. ri.
nnlly, tho 10Th Army Corps, with 1000 mon.
came up and checked the enemy and held the
ground until VIC got of all the trains, except
that OF tho cavalry. The whole army Is fail.
ing back, whore 10 must wait IN rorc,ni,c
before proceeding further towards Shreyc.
port.
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d Cent, Ia Save % DoIlnr..

HEGBMANS CONCENTRATED BgNzINE re-
moves Paint, Grease spots. 40, instantly. and
cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, 49,, equal 10 new.
Only - cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
uBGEMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
Chapped Hands and Faco, Sore Lips, Chil.
49,. blains, &C.
Icgcman h Co.'s CAsiPIIOR ICB, with Glyccr-
inc, cures Chappcd Hands, &c.. Immediately. aud
will keep the skin soft and smooth In the coolest
weather. Sold by Druggists. Price IS cents. Scnt
by mall for 10 cents. HEGEMAN & CO..
-.F Chemists and Druggists, New York.
A Delightful Cordial and Valuable Tonic.
IIegeman 4 Co.'S Cord,at Ehrir Of cnissaya Bark,
possessing the active and we'll known properties ot
Tho Peruvian BARK ia q most agreeable f6rm. Il
will DO found valuable Tonic In all cascs, but par
tieularly rs n preventive ~ Peycr and Fever aud
Aguc IL Is n pleasant and palatiblc cordial, aud
Is much superior 10 tho common whiskey and rum
bitters 20 inuch In use. Sold by Druggists.
. r.l1.T.I uEuHMAN & CO.,
3mli Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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VIC have received several numbers Of the
Illustrated News. q pictorial and fashion pa.
pcr published ut No. 90 Beekman st., New
York. by w. j. Dcmorcst. Tho last num-
Der contained u splendid pattern extra, and
each paper contains patterns. pictorial illus
trations and miscellany. Buy number and
see il you aro not pleased with Il. Terms
Sl,75 for six mouths-$3,50 ycr year. 4" '''-
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT.

In pint bottles nj 80 couts-curcs lcmencss, cuts,
gals, collie, &c. Read tho following
- |7T isT Bosros, July 2. 1853.
Dr. TobIass We have used for the past year your
Horse Imminent for lamcncss, kicks bruises, collie.
ami cuts and In every Instance found 10 the best
article ever tried In this circus company. Please
send six dozen, ns 10 Is tho only Imminent VIC uso
now. We have los horses, some very valnaolc,and
do not want to leave town without u.
% HYATT FROST,
Manager Van Amburgh & Co.'S hcnagcric.
Price 2, and 80 cents bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Office, 56 Cortlandt It,, New York. lmio
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LATER.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, April 90

-vs
Tho Evening Journal publishes extracts
from private httcrs from the members of tho
Chicago Mercantile Battery, dated April lo,
to the effect that on the day after the recent
disa,tcr to tho. 18th Army Corp, Gen. Al.
Smith, with the 10Th Army Corps. engaged
tho rebels aud defeated them, capturing 600
prisoners and twenty cannon. ..,.,.
aa ii 's'as WASHINGTON, April 90.
Tho following dispatch was received at tho
Navy Department at noon to-day:
Cairo, April I0M.-To Hon. Gideon
Welles, Secretary Of the Navy IL have re-
ceivcd private letters from Red River. one
dated Grand Ecoro, La, 10th inst, and ono
dated Alexandria. Ia. 10th inst. stating
that tho army under Gen. Banks met with
revcrscs on the 9th inst, near Mansfield. Our
army then fell back, and on tho next day tho
rebels attacked them and were handsomely
whipped. Loss heavy on both sides.
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ARR, BsFeTRD TO RReoHa4Hcs. AMI
Fas UNION AABe5eURaAAIs =: 4 WEEKLY I Aa

only by their ability TO assist their '.dear
Southern brethren'' who are made to suffer SO
much by the eucrosohmsnts Of the "binooln
dcspotism." FAIRFAX.
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The May number Of the Lndy's Friend has
been received. It Is filled with choice en-.
cravings and reading matter, and Is offered
at tho low rate Of Sc per year. "1s7 'fn
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New Publications.

Tho Northern Monthly for April is received
from Messrs. Baily & Noyes, Portland. This
number is m Improvement upon tho first.
Terms: $50 u year; $500 for three copies.
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s.,.-.ribcr. will observe the date OF the Ia
bel with which their papers are adiressiu. Ih,s
date H. n constant receipt La fall, and when q
,cn,l,tanc, l. made another receipt IL not needed
as tho q. se upon the label will he ius"sed'ntry
altered 10 correspond with such payment. Please
examine those figures and sec II II Is not time 10
change the date, 1890 -.. .rrH-vTn.F
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brighton Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY. April 20.
1853 Sheep and Lambs $3.50

.. WEDNESDAY, April %.
Atmarkct-CAttlo 1853 Sheep and Lambs 5i9o
Swine 2aOo 10.
quality Il 90 II 80; second 10 Oh 10 20; trd9 ?S0
0 Is pr lO) lbs, Ohio total weight Of hides, taiiow
and dressed Beef
Hiies-i0I a @ per Id.
TaXo,r-9Ia9lc per lib.
Shssp Skins-$3,j0a i2a. .H.#.
Lamb Skins-s3,J0a f.2j.
Calf Skfas-22 90. pr lb. ....
Siores-YearlIngs cod TO oOi two yrs.old, 90 aoi
'A Ws,liag oG,S.-s2io 2oo, us, ieo, 100 no.
Mica Co..-sjO a so, extra, "A 100, tho prices Of
Mllch Cows depend altogether upon tho fancy VI
the purchaser. u,
small lots extra, o to qIc. Trade not so active.
Srine-WbOlosale s to % per hi retail . to
II Pat Hogs, still fed, d TO 81.
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Cririnioro,. IInir Dyc!

Is pronounced by tho TorM of Science and tho
Vord of Fashion tho finest preparation ever lnyen-
ell by art TO rectify the short e0nlnss OF Nature.
Manufactured by J. CRlSTAD0ltO, No. q Astor
House. New York. Sold by MI Druggists. Ap
piled by all Hair Dresscrs. lmi5
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A New Thing under the sun.

In Its Observation-Disclosures. .
In its cvloring REPRESENTATIVES.
in Its ingredients--yegetable. 1'' H
In It's opcratlon-Datural.
In its bcauiifying results-enduring.
In Its tendcncy-preservatiyc.
In ia Douulnrlty. -uneQuallcd.
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG.
TON AT THE CITY HALL.

fesHA ii AOo
sold pubic highest bidder with
s The Of 81 a ne FEE Ferris S.y
abshed north Of and immediately adjoining the present
iS q
The Lease Of ne Franchise % the Ferry about TO be estat
IS East river New YORK % he slip Of Bridge
The Lease the franchise II Ferry
shed from me SIP q easn beween piers Nos sS and ss
sroofy yn 3 D. @ POM ajsesa. s1sgs.o $40
The d seyersi Terry Less.s VII be sold with all The
Corporation OF me o'ty Of seM L9rs
The conditions and ee1e1nps Of the leases 20 be in the
usual form Of terry leases retofore entered By the
T6e lea Sc v tie above named
70 cor 10 the raairenenls OF e ey CHATTER IN rea
lessee lessees hist he hey VII conlue ana
the said ferry Or ferries asreeably 70 such ss
time % time De made or posed by tue Common Council or
The patTsssr lie Terry lease and rs apprr aaaes in
eae case Wi! Be reuired to pay 4 the .'me ane zee Of
twenty per OF nc naoau b fr the snn rent, to
apply on the rent q the rs earier "a case he executes
sse MIsn s lie VIII Be Also arnsS an
a he S w execute % Ss ss ans
pro:ed by .e Comptroller sor ~ pnncua Of the
OF zee : s fees me and the the
expense OF The ease bonds ard stamps be paid
Dy ne Corporation with the pier slip
buhead PREMISES be leased during the term
The lease shall also contain covenant requiring
force pump with not less than re, Of hose q the quail
a ey IL ss ss am M. Be @ he
of fires whenever reqnsd by the chief Engine his
Tor Which serees the les.es shall receive twenty dollars
hour for each hour engaged AMI no time to be count
Also at the ne and place ne Lease for term Of
FIVE years Of the Eas, side OF er ~ - and the West side
MATTHEW BRENNAN. Comptroller.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
DERRY LEASES AT AUCTION

1884, AAs0o1>c o.
sold al pu bic suction he highest bidder with
LOT term Of Zen Years from the hrs day Of May
a:: IA Ne. s
street Brooklyn, T. D.
s'iz , s.@ ao
The Lease Of the Ferry now established from the foo, Of
Grand street East river New York. TO the foot of Grand
NOW ss
Ferry now established from tho foo.
as: Win b sa with al s s
Corporation Of the city c q New f9rS;
Ths conditions and of the leases 10 be In the
nsu form Of ferry leases heretofore entered into by The
above s.ss. be
ferries and aso e contain on The part o. the
ferry ferries agreeable to such rules regulations
q %s IS Of 30 or
purchaser Of the ferry lease and It's appendsges IN
ses y hs bid o the
apply the rent Of tho FIRST quarter in he executes
az CoIpors!iSn xi 6s rsaarsa also . furnish
Sona with
proved ny the for Of The
Ss The sassonses and he
y goIch.ssI ana incurred
Ike
Of the lease
should the ssse q the above named ferries either Of
they viii be required in accordance with the provi
Of the OF the State fair appraised
valuation (shoud tue present lsksees sc) the
boats buildings and hz.re: for the purposes Of
old essees in the parties agree to
the amount 70 ne paid tor the same.
Ths lease shali also contain covenant requiring each
attached its engine fire apparatus
and dimensions IS that used by the Fire Department Of
or hres whenever required by the Chief Engineer his
assistants OF the Fire Department OF the city OF New York
for which services shall twenty dollars
each hour engaged and time be counted less
than one hour MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Comptroller.
The the above named Lea postponed until
Monday April IL, 1864. at the hour aud place.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Com ptroller
Dated MARCH IS 1864.
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Thu. FIREMEN.

A aERtCUs ENGIks COMPANY, NO CAT A. SEE
N cai meeting OF TIL abovenn med company the follow
br-omble and resolu ion unanimously adopted
In r.sponseta cali Of Amercus Engine Com
pans tGs lsiy Gentlemen friends OF the above
n,med hafs generously and msnihceniy a. ed
tn members buti0us to the United States san
s..y Co.amissisn FAIR therefol = be II
Res ttAt % thanks be rendered TO those yar
tisr generosity In contributing
said Fair through lie medium Of Americas Enrl comrep
ny, No 9. JOHN BUCkBEE. Foreman.
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SIx PER CENT INTEREST.
- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANk,
OF Bowery and Canal street Omen dav from
TO B. and Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings
FROM 8 to 7.
Drposts made on or before April 70 m bear interest from
LIST inst Bank books IN English. Ger an anc French.
GEOkGE FOLSOM, President
Saviour A. BuscE. Secretary.
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TIE aSsH as y Hssss4s4s COMPANY
o'''N $1,000 sHAsss, PAR s;a' ''0""s
OFFICERS
WILLIAM rt 8 miaoosolkEHRAn
eEoRaE ' ) FoknEsr
HENRY D MOORE fsnassiv.ni. state Treasurer.
DAVID CRAWFORD. js .1i irn Ozark Dods. Co, NJ
.wrLLrAx' &. ini0ohEHHAp,
OF the hrm r # 5iy G01. sc SS Philadelphia
Vice w Ff1f;i1 Mr s1s2%d J Company rA
A. SPENCER II. ar-n o. spencer vIss CO.. boston
' wiLhfhS Kss 81 f1st'
Butler ssauyi county and consists Of 1850 acres Of
land about 700 OF which exclusively anda
shrseis. COS. seas Of PeSnsyysna l. precisely IN range
ober large productive ooeries rich
par, Of %seSinery miners Soa.es o.
Thecompany ls entirely free from Deb, ef any Kind.
during ss aa se E r.. e 81 ". earn
g. Lea. Is ger cen, net upon s capital will diy
SA0 one 'sr ,sss ss * I, 3 October
eli ssa distance IL mile miles s o
nahonsy and B.e.d so, ., R.,fosd twhen runs
Tie ateras q roads nov run 10 each coery
We are .g,heTea g receive subscription tor The limited
!, raw ch is all sAa, WIN sc offered ior subscription 10
We have no hesitation whatever In calling The attention Of
4 fr.ef = a1j the pu6ic TO this property
The 1yoss will be opsn at our Office on wEDHEsDA
FbARTNo a DALTON.
Nrv gosr, April Q, 1864
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$ AS ANTONIO sIL u sa AIsSss COMPANY,
10000 sHAKEs,-soNINAL PAR $50 EACH
'o asb Fn6rssF7 Il 4 ssa CLAIMS
SAN F. BUTTERwoRTH ESD, ics,aent OF the oucksl
E tAssSk Es '5 Charles aS.sf u aarsAs Co.
EkEDEKIc G GERHARD; Esq, OF schuehardt 4 Gerhard
JAY nAFt cA H5fis E.a ESQ., 81 s ssh sss:Sa
SAN F. BgrlfSEEsssws5nrH, Esq.
CHARLES IaMs6N, Esq.
Me..r. scHucs ssnso1s, ospHARDr
sessr.. rosT As.s'l HSs THOMSON.
Booas Of subscription for the pacb.se shares Of
comp.g At .s sha are open ., GU oce IS payable
Ion is called Of Fam y Buiterworth ESQ
''sy eo T :ss: N.Y.
ted this Nine in the month q pecemecr 1858 accom-
IN y ss psr W. :e, sI ;,
o. ss in s,ssa q @ yss
as geuusman and on my own oossryaons at the Nine
Boundary Of and s Eve miles dis
@ ali enc OF a.. Sow ne u IS aSesss
Lilo nd Or Gusymas But lite sork has been done Ia de-
tent of the lode and determine the quality and value
Where shaft the vss l. from four 70 SIX fee.
wide Deseen lime rock and garpe inning east and vest
copper pyrile.; rie suipharsto
lead .syng ore hundred and dol tic
vein las been prospected about nslf nile Mr. kuseI
letter addressed the San Francisco says-Tho
n.onio lode appears where the shaft is SUNK good
VIDE Elm of 70 reduce by rs, and will pay
according 10 the proportions u the different lat
o niv oe p b; a.aTs
ture eta comparatively small o. money tho mine
be put a condition 10 produce forty per day. II this
81 :. PER Ss
the ire cost OF mining and reducing toa OF tns ore wiz
o. he premises about two hund.e yards from the San
Antonio lode in northeast direction here very rich
oopp.r lode feet wide the which obtained from
ide considered fair average ssayed 50 cent OF
and SO IN SILVER Miners be obtained in
number In the immediate vicinity about ten dollars
month The reduction works Of the Nine three miles
stant from the Mine consisting OF small engine and two
furnaces There 10 abundance o. wood and water for
all rposes the property coIsi Ter the San Antonio
valuable Silver Nine if worked With skill
IL viii produce most satisfactory resnlts.
SAN r. BuTTBRWORTH.
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rnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRoPosALS. WITT

TO CONrRACTO RS.-SEALED PROPOSALS, WITT
plans and elcations fer furnishing materials and
eyecng hreprlof Grain Warehouse OF brick with
.eystor engine machinery complete and Of MILLION
hnsheis pacy upon the property the venango OIL and
Comps side Of Hudson opIc
Tveasy third New York city. b.
Y L. Of Saturday III. soth April 1864 TO be oca Cd son
ges the morrill, and south railroads
s Separate bids for materials foundations and
ehnery invited. Right rejection II BIDS
For further nformAiiol apply H. CULVER Prssdenit
veuanxo Oh and Company, IL Pine street.
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Worms, BuNioAs, BAD NAILS CHILBLAINs Sc,
dat SO Bowery over Citizens Rank Rice Annihistct
corns, bunons, he; by mail ~ cents.
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DRCPoSALs SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-.
L ceived. the kinss County Treasurer o.ice No -
street. Brooklyn, unul clock +. NJ Fuesdays
II 1861 which Time and place they WI be opened
furnishing for balance Of the present IFS
department the said county, hundred
to Of Lehsh coal broken or es size P-'nicd for1
proposals, containing all the nfornGcn
had the dice Of the Superntepdents of the uor ~
Amshouse F1atbush; the City Hall Western sir,
and At rO2 North Second street Il No other yi't
be accepted. WM BENNtIf
JOHN DELANEY.
Supply Committee q the Superinte ndens Of the foor.
ALNSforsE April |. 1864.
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THO ROAD AND FENCE MAKER>.-PRO?osAJS Will
be until Monday, the 18th iust fot
grading aud making the roads in woodawn Csmetcry near
Williams Bridge. Westcheser county Also for furn shnE,
materials in and akng several miles OF ence IN said
grounds The engineer VIII be on the grounds wednesday
and Thurfday 18th l4th awe inforniA-
desired After which further Information and ,pecd-
cations be OBJ AIMED from VIM. O. HAVEN, Williams
60rs, W. CLIFF. Comptroller, 50 East Twenty sixth
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CRoToN AQUEDUCr BOARD, APRIL s.,
~ lS6a-Yo Contractors. Sealed PROPOSALS viii be-
ceiyed At this oace until Friday the 18th day Of Aprn NEXT
at elve ocloea they Will be publicly opened
for furnishing and cutting about twenty i've hundred
q square of aggng required for ihes
OF the ars and
specifications caon at thiB
Office THOMAS sTkPHENs CrotnD
RoBr. I. DARRAGh tAquedact
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ANEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
; IN OrrcE Nrv BUILDINGS,
CoRFER CBANsxEs STREET AVID BROADWAY,
Entrance on Broadway. }
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
The following the pecunary Inducements o1ered:-
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down. $500 W
uNirEp S STATES BoUIiYi.. additional. ioS
- 17b 90
Application; 10 be made personally Al ths once q the
committee
Any person bringing recruit for the army this emco
will reseive county premium Of $40
9. GODFREY 0UNTHER. Mayor.
MATHEW BRENNAN, Comptroller
ORlSON BLUNT. Supervisor.
ELJAH T. PURpY saPeryisor
WILLIAM NJ TWEED. Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
County Committee
ORIsON BLUNT, Chairman.
NEW York, April4 1854.
OFFICE OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF
~ Supervisors Of Kings corn IT, Brooklyn, April 1854
The Supervisors Of Kings county will the following
cash Bountes Recruits in tho Naval Service and Marine
Corps OF the United States:-
To recruits in the Marine corps. $500
To in the Naval service for two years. 200
the Naval service for year 100
is paid to the agent presenting the recruit
For apply the Office of the Super
visors Bounty Committee Montague near Court street.
". j. OSBORNE G. W. CHESHIRE
SAMUEL BOOTH, j. W. BLOOM.
JOHN SHEAkON, W w. LITTLE,
j. j. STILLWELL, F. MIGRATE.
Special Committee on Bounty.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
4 Corner OF Third and Twenty sixth street
Charterei 1861
Bank daily from ~ A NJ tn r. NJ, and MouGg r
Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 10 b r. NJ.
SIX GER cent interest allowed on all sums from o.
fiUU
Az deposited or beose PRII eodav interest
from the LIST. sPENOER X. GREEN, President,
ErnARp KgLtx Secretary
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RIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED gRngC
sails with the title of the for wi -
he be offered, win bs received at this Office nnds
~ o'clock of Thursday April IL, for the cQnsrncna uf
Sewers the following streets, to wit In Seventeen
from Hudson river TO aud through Tenth avenue to-
enty fifth First srp FitycRhth.
Sixeth street with lateral branch FIFTY ninth sreet
avepue also c'rhth avenue, tetweens
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, $50 ia o,er street. DO
Chatham square and MAdsou Suffolk
between Broone and DeiaH streets and for the
construction of Trap Block faven nts N Third
fifty sixth Eighty sixth also For
tieh street. between Nnth and Tenth and also in
Twenty from FIFTH Sixth For fur
THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBr. T. UARRAGH. , A. ucducs
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
OFFICE CRoroN AoUEDucT April 2. 1894
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$l.OOO.O00 LOAN
COUNTY OF NEW Yoax
PROPOSALS FOR 100000 SOLDIERS
BOUNTY TUSD BONDS.
Being he balance 70, AWARDED BIDS for 100000
Opened AprIl2. 1862.
Sealed proposals viii be received ~ ne Compsroler's
once uni, Saturday, April i6 1854 s,a osoc p n, when
the same will be publicly opened for tie purchase Of the
whole or shy part tie Of $1,000. he Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds authorized b. = ordinance Of the
Board Of Supervisors PASSED March IS ss AM by an &C.
OF the Legislature the state Of New YORK. passed rsbru
arg 8 1854. being he no, awarded on bids for
s2,oooooo opened April a. 1864.
The said bonds win bearDserss. ar the rate Of per cent
per annum payable on the ars. cay Of Nay
and November in each year. Tho priscpa wal, b re.
esemabe As foews-Five hundred ,hourna do,lars No
rember J. 1889 and Eve hundred thousand dollars sovs
Der j, 1890
The proposes win the amour, OF bonds desired ara
he price er one hundred dollars shereef an. person,
whose prcosals are aoseed VIII ,hsseupen be rsqurea 10
deposi, with the cossy Treasurer sbe swardsdi.o
ihem respectively
On presenting 70 The Comptroller the receipts OF the
County Treasurer for such aepoG parties win be on.
riled bonds TO- equal the par value OF
them, bearing interest from e dates
OF payment
Each proposition should sealed endorsed "Propo.
for Soldiers bounty Fund Bondsn ana cnclo,s a in
second envelope, addressed to The Comptroller.
The right is reserved eci any or oil Of the bids
considered necessary tprotse Or promote the inesA Of
The county.
MATHEW nRENEAN, Comptrollcr
CITY or ryv YoRK. ryrARrxrrr on rrrlrry,
CONTROLLERS OrrcN
sprn T. 1894
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