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Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court We offer for sale that valuable pro
perry on Church street, opposite the "SaiBt Cloud
H.tcl," between tine Methodist Church and the
Simmons block, on which the burnt house" noss
stands. The house cen be easily repaired, and
with the vast amount Of material on the premises
can he made very valuable for many purposes. The
lot fronts about 81 feet and has depth Of go leet
Church rect on when this property stands il
bound 70 b. the great street" Of our rapidly
grow ng ciiy and this valuable property Possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes.
Under the same authority We offer 50 era other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terms,
within the city limi,s very valuable for many pur-
poses. For terms apply 10
J. O. EWING or
n +. ALLOWAY, Trustee.
novIE-fr TUi
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cad be negotiated and faithfully attended to.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
rus WEAKNESSES
Arising trOm Ezes-ses. Hai5ts n nssipsaoa. esrly
lndl-creEon. or Ahuse

lndspO5stion 90 Exerii0n Loss Of Poser.
Los O, Memory, llhculty o. Breathing.
Weak Nerves T'remtlIaa
Horror Of Ul-esse- Wakeflinfy.s
Dlmuess Of Vision, FsIu IN the hack,
Universal Lsss3tude the Flushing of the 8ofg
Muscular System, Ernptons on the Fs6s
Hos H,nds Psld Coupfenenee
DTyne-- OF the skin
These symptoms, IL allowed 10 20 on which thf.
medicine inssushiy removes, sOon follow
TNPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC PITS,
IN oae OF hch the patient may expire Who can
say mai they are not frequently followed by those
al. eaiiul diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause uf their sufionug.
tat none val confess. The records o. the Iusang,
Asyiums and the melancholy desths ~ eonsumt,-
ton, bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the Asser
u0u
TH2 CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WIru
ORGANIC WEA ENEss,
requires the aid % medicine % strengthen and in
Fgorste tGe system, Ehch HELMBOLDS Ky
TRACT BUChU invariably does. A triAl will con
vince the most skepucd
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Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE COR
EER OF CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS, NASHVILLE.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TUE DIS
ID trct Court Of the United states for the Middle
District Of Tennessee, rendered 81 the Oct. Term,
1864 in the cause Of the u. :. the estate and
property, money, stocks and credits Of John b.
johnson, rad writ Of VendiIiOn ExpOnss % me
issued and directed, l viii offer for sale, on the
premises, to The highest bidder for cash, on
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Domestic Goods.

Linen Drillings, Tckngs, Blesched
and Brown Domestcs.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-22
SATURDAY October % 1864

given BY President Lincoln, yielded him
their ready and efficient support. What
were some of those pledges First in
his oath Of office II will support the
Constitution of the United States, SO
help me God" Then in his Inaugural
Address, and with this solemn adjura-
tion fresh from his lips, he said
I do but quote from one Of my speeches
when | declare that 81 hare no purpose
directly or Indirectly, to interfere teih
the institution Of Sidce'y IN The States
.achere ii c.rists. ] BELIEVE | HAVE
sNO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO SO
AND | HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO 10 So Those who nominated
land olootol mn did en- with full Enoc,l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
3allg Gmptre.
TUESDAY, JANUARY ", 1854.
-rnN pncTnINNs ~ ApvocArE.

''Egual and exact iustier to al men, OF whatever
state Or parsuasion, rsl gious Or political
Peace, commerce., snA honest iurutshlp WIKI al
uations, cling ailianees with uonei
ne sapDJri ~ ~ y ats G0ptfniatR'i ta az hfir
yhts A. tho most competent admin stratons for our
domestic eoucerus, and the snrest bulwarks aglinst
anti ropuO can tendencies;
This prssarvaAon Of the general government m is
whole cnnstt tona vgors the sheet anchor ct our
peace athome and ffaty abroad
JEALOUS care Of the right ot election by the peo.
Pile.
mild aui SAFE corrosive u abuses, which Top
ped BY the sword 0f rayoluon where peaceahs rente
dies are unprovdet,
Absolute a. luiesctn nee ia the decisions OF the
loFty, the vital principe Vt repuelea, from which IS
no appeal but 10 force the vital principle aud hmod
pefent Of deepotism,
A well iplined militia our best reliance n peaca
"a Tor tho hrs moments ofwar, liii regulars uiay re-
svB tnemf
ifhe supremacy Of the civil over the military an.
iOHtyi
economy in the public expense, that labor may he
Ihuy burdened
i'hs honest paymen, OF our debs, aud sacred pre-.
fvation of the puhlig fsithi
E.noouragemont Of agriculture, and ofcommerce as
handmaid,
Tho ausiOn ofinformRon, and Rrrai gntnent OF AL
nset at the bar oi pu1hc reason
Freedom of religion,
FRennoa or rHK fREss.
aad roe psrsOa 0sr a. protection o5 ne ma
As coRrus;
Anl trial by luriea impArtaliy selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

The Cincinnati Gazette begins an arti-
ele by announcing that the rebellion is
lettering" 1t then tells us--what? Why,
forsooth, that if we recruit men enough to
make up for the losses of last year. and to
supply the places of those whose terms of
service expire, it will by no means be suf-
fcient TO end the war ! That looks like
the rebellion was "tottering," don't it?
From all parts of Ohio, We hear the
most heart-cheering accounts of Demoera-
tic unity, enthusiasm and hopefulness.
The gallant and patriotic Democracy, even
in these dark and terrible days, will not
allow themselves to despair of the Repub-
lie.
Those who desire to know the real
stafus and purposes of the "war Demo-
oraey,' need Only open Republican papers
to see what pains they take to publish re-
ports Of meetings, and eTsggerAtO their
size and importance Remember there is
not, and cannot be any such thing as war
Democracy. Democracy is peace.
Ii Is becoming manifest that Honest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
The Negro a citizen and a Voter

We shall have the negro epidemic in all its
dimensions in the present Congress, especially
after Lincoln's Message
NEw YoRE, December l.
The Times special says Lovejoys bill for
the punishment of shareholders, of which he
gave notice the FIRST day of the session, pro-
vides that ali slaves freed by the Emanci pH-
tion Proclamation Of January lst, or by act
Of Congress, shall be declared to be citizens,
aud competent witnesses in all United States
Courts Any Que attempting to reduce any
ono 50 free again 80 slavery shall be deemed
guilty of misdsmeauor, and punished with
hne OF not less than two thousand dollars nor
more than ten thousand dollars, aud be i'm
prisoned not less than one or more than ten
years.
This will send thousands of white men to
the Government bsstiles while the negro will
be left at liberty to swear. to vote, and Of
course to hold Office; for voter is eligible to
Office as a matter of course,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

Abraham viii not be allowed 70 walk over
the haek without opposition for the Prcsl-
dency Chase, unscrupulous as any, ami
mora cunning than any man in his party,
is determined to have the place. And we
venture the prediction now, that If he can
keep up the credit Of his greenbacks. he
will buy the nomination, and leave Abra-
ham out in the cold.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A. WHoOPING-COUG The proofs
of cures OF the most distressing cases o
Whooping Cough, by DIR, Strckland's Melli-
Auous Cough Balsam, speak louder than words
to the merits Of this Incompatible remedy.
A grateful patient writes 81 am happy to
bear my testimony to the wonderful powers OF
your Balsam in curing my children Of the most
distressing Whooping Cough, after every other
means had failed. Can any result be moro
gratifying What load Of suffering was re-
moved by the use nf this noble Cough Balsam.
Sold at No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
O., aud by all druggists. so cents per bot.
tie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

g6S-Snow has been falling all day, in con
sequence Of which all railroad trains are de
leysd The weather is the most severe ever
known in the State, and large numbers OF cat
tie have been frozen to death, The suffering
throughout the city is great, aud many persons
have been so badly frozen that they will lose
their limbs, if not their lives. The river At
this point continues full Of floating ice, and,
If the cold weather continues, will soon be
closed - Louisville Democrat ia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
The Beauties OF the Presidents
plan.

ADe heautAeh OH NW0 FdebtHenN'a
plan.
BY the Presidents Plan, every Southern
State, in which the Federals can maintain
a military force, may be made to give its
electoral vote for the Abolition candidate
for President As we understand it, camp
followers. negroes, aud soldiers may vote !;
and as one.tonth Of the number OF votes
given in 1860 is all that is required to
carry State, the number is easily OBJ
tanned, For example, in 1860, Arkansas
gave $4,000 votes; in 1864. by the Presi-
dents Plan, 5,400 votes, will be sufficient
to give the State to the aboltionists.
Georgia gave 100000 votes 10000 will
be enough to make that an Abolition State.
And SO of the rest 1t is simply plan.
10y the aid of soldiers, adventmers, and
stragglers, in case, as is more than likely,
that majority of the Northern States
should vote sgainst him, to secure Lls-
COINS election by paid tools and minions,
assisted by a coerced vote Of the soldiers.
View the President Plan from another
stand point The nino States which are
to vote for President, on the one-tenth
plan, would be equal in the House of Rep
resentatives, when the election Tor Presi-
dent goes to the House, to the great States
of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Hi
uois, Indiana. Massachusetts,. Missouri,
Kentucky and Wisconsin; and would be
equal to these States, in the Senate OF the
United States, for all purposes, and at all
times The States we have named have
population of more than one-half of the
whole country. Less than seventy thou
sand voters, in nine of the seeded States,
would WELD powar equal to that of the
nine most populous States in the Union.
Again: this Plan of LINCOLN, instead
Of contemplating peace, looks to, and is
calculated to cause unending war. Is it
supposable that the l06,O voters OF
Georgia, would submit to the domination
OF camp of 10000 soldiers, stragglers,
loaters, negroes, and minions of the Gov
eminent at Washington? Would $4,000
votors in Arkansas be ruled by camp Of
5000 creatures of the character specified?
1t is absurd to think SO for moment
Thus we see. that this Plan of the Presi-
dent isa plan TO stiAe the voice Of the ma
jority, aud institute the rule of contemp-
tlble minority. 1t is Plan to break down
the power, not only ofthe majority, in the
seeded States, but for the political annihi-
laton of the mightiest of the States which
still adhere to the Union. 1t is Plan to
postpone peace indefinitely, and to protrAc.
this cruel, bloody, and desolating war.
But, primarily, and mainly. it is Plan to
re-elect ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and oJnsign
the Government, for four years longer, to
Black Republican DespotisIn, plunder and
robbery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
laIantatlon l5ittprs.
s. r.--lseO--x.

Persons Of sedeniary habits troubled with weakness,
assitnde palplanou Of the heart, lack Of appetite,
distress ater eating, torpid liver. constipation. a.,
deserys to suffer Il they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
whch are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted to produce an immediate
bchehaia effect They are excsedngly Agreeable. per-
iecty pure aud must supercedeal other onics where
a healthy, gentle shmuant IL required.
They purity, strengthen and inugoFate
They create healthy appetite;
They are an anudote to change Of water and diet;
Thoy overcome effects Of dissipation and late hoars
They strengthen Tho system and enven the mind;
They prevent missmatic and intermittent feyers;
They purify the breath aud aodity OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constpation;
They cure diarrhea, cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache:
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
aud are exhausted natures great restorer They ars
composed OF the celebrated calisAya bark, winter
green, sassaras roots and herbs, all per
fectly pure 81. oroi1 rum.
49, have given the Plantation Bitters to hund.
reds OF our disabled soldiers with the most astonish
ing 0tiect. w. ANDREWS,
Aupt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
" g Tie Panthuon bitter8 have cured me OF liver
complaint Of winch was iAd up PROSTATE, and had
10 abandon my business.
II. Is. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
ass owe much to you, fof verify believe tho
Plantation Btters have saved my life
Rev W. H. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. y"
." Thou wilt send ms two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bitiers My wife has been & eally beneht.
ted by their use. Thy riend
ASA OURRIE, Philadelphia, Pa"
"" 9 have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
eud had to abandon preaching, The Plantation
Bittsf7 have cured me.
Rev. J. 5. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. y"
" Senl us twenty -tOur dozen mofe OF your
Plantation Bitters, the popuari ity Of whicn are daily
Increasing with the guests OF ourhouse.
SYKES, CHADWICK 6Co,
Proprietors Wllard's Hotel, Washington y. c."
Such are one In thousands OF certificates daily re.
ceved. They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
sOIs aud delicate females.
Bj cautious OF rs.hed bottles See our signature
on iue steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent Og cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists, grocers, hotels
,oOns steamboats, aud country stores.
y. II. DRAKE&CC.,
se22daw6m 2U2 Broadway, M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

Mary Richards, wife of George Richards
Company g, llth o. Y l., with two smAl
children, has been compelled to seek lodging
in the Pearl Street Station They are very
destitute, aud appeal to those who care for
the solliers families for assistance. - CihciiI-
matt Commercial, January .
All, indeed What confession to
make SO soon after your Sanitary Fair!
A soldiers wife, with two small children,
driven by destituton 10 station house.
They have not even TOPS comfortable
subsistence Of sixty dollars a year and the
charity of the neighbors. A woman with
two small children, pale and thin, suffer
ing for food, while her husband perils his
life on the battlefield, for thirteen dol
lar a MONTH Driven by hunger TO the
station house, at time when Republicans
are boasting of the muni6cent sums they
have collected of the public for the very
purpose, ostensibly, OF ministering to the
wants of soldiers familiesl These "fairs, "
&c, will need committee Of inVestigS-
zion soon, to ascertain what disposition
they make of the money they collect. The
misapplication of its funds, kills charity.
Inspire the people with distrust, and they
will cease to give.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Important TO all IntereSed,

j. Il. LENTz a. SON,
Successors TO Lent1 & Weckel,)
uANE just received from the Eastern mArei, al
i l. cash purchases, large assortment Of meR, la
dies, boys, youths, misses, and chdren's oots.
shoes and Caters, of the first quality and latesstyle
aud ut prices that defy competition, Also, god as
sOrtment of Hats and Cap for men and hoy All
kinds Of work made to ORDER Of the best matehl and
workmanship. A Rt is warranted.
FRED. + WECKEL, foreman, will surely lease
you 4 you give them trial.
Call and examine their stock before puTehRsin else,
where J. +. LENTZ 4 SON
aul9 l04 Main, between Third and MRlet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

EE-If Lord LroNs wrote to England
1 the Rebellion would not last ninety
Is, he wrote ialsehood. and should
huge his name to Lord Lying But he
er made any such statement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Rt1-The Commereial admits that It can
Governor,s Message.

We publish to day the Message of Gov
ernor BBoUoH, emitting merely diffuse
glorifcation of the prosperity of the State,
and demagoguical argument for an in-
creased levy of three or forr mills for the
benefit of soldiers families. 1t will be
seen that BRoUdH, as was looked for,
adopts the most extreme r,dical views of
his party.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
ny Garret Davis ~ To- be EX-
pelleds

Because he introduced, among others, a
resolution asserting that the people, North
and South, should revolt against their war
leaders, call National Convention, and
settle their differences in peaceful council.
RIThe Commercial admits that it can
not be doubted that the spring campaign
win open with large rebel armies confront
ing MEADE in Virginia, and GRANT in
Northern Georgia. Thus, instead of the
rebellion being crushed as we have been
told, and a speedy peace, as promised, a
leading Republican p&per gives assurance
Of another year Of bloody and desolating
war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
NoteIs.
UNITEDSTATESHOTEI

BEACH sTRKRT, BOSTON
Directly opposite the Baston and Worcester Aaaread
Depot)
EINHk undorslgned. who has beeu eonaeoted with the
Il American House, In this city, oT over nine yeaFs,
has leased this we'll known and popular otef foF
term Of years. and pledges him.slf 70 his friends aud
the public 20 bis pioet enoTil 10 sustain abe mp
station Of the UNITED Stains HOTEL, as alst-
olasg house The public may rely upon finding, a.
this house, all the appliances and comforts Of 6rnt.
Prisa, as heretofore, Two Dolare perday. t.
ecSdom FHANk N. PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

RS-JoHN p HALE is now the best ad
rtised lawyer in the United States
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
apellslOns.
"hl glTe prompt aiteAde1 TO applications Tor
ARREARS sG PAY, Be UknEs, ,Fk&sioAs,

Will GiVs prompt siteadeS to spplfeaiicas Tor
ARREARS ep PAY, BsUSnEs, ,Fk&sioAs,
And all other CLAIMS before The Elten,,e Itta,,.
ments aud IN ths Court Of CLAIMS, N .,f-.
vtsse ks,srs to- hons Rec n y LAiha-; N.
stanton, seeretary Of War william KeiIdRa SLuyleT
Colia1, .. Fonke. Members o. eohkfttt, Eolonel
CIV ENtpg, Of lpdiana, aud 0thafe. .iT tiI /
dsnsas asaass the sSs5Iss hs,.s
that he 10 prepared 10 lFoBecute their elAl rs win
promptness aud on reasonsbs tsrhh. IBtai BraoueaI
knoMlsdgs OF ALI the detaiis of the PaFr prTce q
speedy Aduatmeniand eoiselon OF every De ssSipuoS
a.a ..-..-.-a PENSIONS. .---.a4.s----ase
parsons who entered the military asasaee after
sIs and ss disabled BY Souads OF disease
Widows Of soldiers who are Allied, Or die btlo or
eitsr ther dseparge, fFoha wounds xsSslted, oF DIS
sass contract while ~ service, are entitled pen
n 20 wlaos then the children, uaisr sSeSn years
oi ~ are epnbled % ptnElona.
~ 20 widow nor chllarsnl thsn the ri wholly
~ - niatbers then the slstlfa ~ dtctased, under
eikie sn years q age,i Wholly % h part dependent
Sn naeceased for s1ppori
fB0uF1IKa
All enlisted msn uhe nssst tWo years are entded to
All Tho are discharged, By reasos o. sounds rs.
eeived IN baitle. are enutledto bounty.
bounues and arrears of pay due deceased soldiers
sTS Psid a. io9S.i nrsl 20 his widow second no
u he died unmarrisdi aFst 10 sther; second, a no
nther 70 mother third " iatheF nor IA othsl ien
e hs nro'hsrs and sisters Arrsars q pay goes TO
JOHN II. .sToPPHLNAh, Esq,, Dayton EoStaon.
cry county Ohio, ia My authorised associate. Apph.
cations prepared aud iorvsrded BY him. viii receive
ptonpi attention. otlsd0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

TNHE undersigned have been duly appointed Admin
u istratOrs Of tho estate OF Jacob smmermali lats
Of Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
WILLIAM SIMMERMAN
ja2w3 JOHN HlMhERMAN,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Meat Market.

DAILY MEAT MARKET
$3.50 FINHE uudsrsiEnsd would respectfully
Nl4thsS1f IL inform his old customers aad the
public gensrslly, that lie slau Rhtera only
- or No stock. and, notNii kstandine
ths VIII sell good beefsteaks al eight esntl; second
quality az soyen cents. and SOUP eats Al Te oets
pound The puble ara IN ' tod 10 snVs hirn 4 cali
FRkD. ECkRRT, fiih street
deldz opposils Malrs store
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
NOTICE

JOHN BRoUGH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
MR. DAN BRYANT,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY d. 1854,
which occasion he Will appear or the second umel
HANDY ANDY with tho song of "LanAgans Ball" and
Irish jig assisted BY the following eminent srtsis
ms sBy Pc mission q J. W. waiack. Ksq j
Mia CHARLOTTE ADAMS, Mrs. d. r. 0RATTA
I3y permission OF W Stuart. ESQ.,
Mr.. DAN SETCHRLL,
(Hs Rrs appearance since his return from New Orleans
MI MARK SMITH Mr.. W: FLOYD.
NJ W. ii. NORTON, Mr. ". PARkKs.
tBy permisson of. ". Walsck, 5:9l
49, ~ permission 81 ". wheas'sy Bed a.pr.,
DiiBy permission Of ". Stuart Esa.i
Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Joha r. Cooke q
permission Of w Stuart, Esq)
PARTICULARS IN FUrURR ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Doors open q! quarter past 7; Performance viii -
mence al O'Clock precisely.
PRnCRg, ~s-~,-
Proscenium BoEea 10 hold Ten
Parauet and Balcony Amphitheatrs. - oss
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The public cautioned against purchasng tickets Ioe
seats from secuaors - there are no sess rese
occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17
PROPOSALS FOR ssolOW
il CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
OF 1876

Sealed proposals will be received Al the Comptroer's or
fee until Tuesday the h day Of May 1854 at2 o'clock
M when the vii be publicly opened for the whole or
any part OF Three Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
Central Park improvement Fund stock authorized by
chapter 50 Of the laws Of 1867 and By an ordnce q the
The will bear interest the Of six cent
per annum payable quarter yearly. and the principal VIII
be redee med Novembe !. 1876
proposals will state the amount Of stock desired and
price hundred dollars thereof aud the persons
proposals accepted will hereupon DE required 70
deposit with the Of the city tue sums awarded
On presenting 10 the Comptroller The receipts Of the
ouch deposits the parties will be entitled
certificates for equal amounts Of the par value OF
tho stock interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed fropo-
Park Improvement Fund Stock" and en-
sosed In n addressed the Comptroler.
right reserved all OF the bids II me
interests OF the Corporation relu re IL
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
CRY or NEW YoRg, DEPARTMENT or FfsAScE.
CoMPTRoLLkRs OFFICE. April ID 1861 J