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A RARE CHANCE
Executors Sale for ParliIien.

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~ Il Il c'rloc1, W via sci fer P1rtslon - - ,
A|th-et tfzder lcss ear1fDer nd fSrk ar8fts J,
Pea fas CsuitcI.
~ iots are sdrnirsf1y iocatad ~ busieess0 OF
sseiissr hccsfsfael ed ne z1o1l 1efal ~ ~
lioa q tta sitg 80 q properlF - rfrtIl efer q 4
ferrd 81 pal 5st <aie We woci roaraRt gif7 inFlpf
and rI,zEn ng7atFe inTeEfrHerf.
en- AN. HAYES. Erecuanse e
.. B. HaFes, dee'd-
Tsrns- a1e-fzh cash, hslsnes n ziz aad f~slFs
ro1ihs Ne luieFest DNE-sd
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CERFRIeGFE OF AUFHaRIFY
a 10 THE - q
SECOND NATIONAL BAHG.
ssuNashEille TeRReSeesss-
. 4RrAsrnK nEl.,RFAiEef.

NhAakaLAtA DEa-AAANIAElNLs
oFF1CE o. ruE C0zrrE1tLEs or PIE CCREEs-y,
WAsHIAoVoy, Jan. 81, ls65.
UTHEREAs, BT SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w proceeded 20 the u~derslgnrd, Dc rs teen
made % acpear tn1t rIHE bFCONp q tTi0NAl'
SANK o. EiEiitttlfl,'' u no iig a naif.si d
IN the casnfy Of Lsy deem, and ,ssstc 81 TenrFsfee
has b. IA day QrEniged uuler and sccnTsog = tte
reqaireiusnis 81 llie AT 81 conSTsss esd lei tAn
Ace % provide National Currency, sesurot ~ q
81 dee 81 United slatcs bon o., and % provide for
he ,igculation a. a r1denpiion thereof" approved
June Sd, lisa sad has corn ND with u ths pro
visions Of saia acs, required 10 ne complied with
b fore eornnaeneaqE &c sgFnsss q lisnkng under
said Act -- 80
.Nos, therefore. I, Hugh HrCunoch. Comptroller
Of ths CurreBcy 10 lisret5 certify i,s4 VI ~ ~
cord S-tiCIiil Hsui Ct Nashville, N ftc cts O.
Nfshrlis in tlle ceuhty 81 I1Vidson ant eisle II
tennessee. Is euitotiEei 10 coEnmense the hn- o
ness ~ Fanlliul t.'i.ier Che acr sforessid-
10 oss mony gherco. tre=e my
H.. hani AMI seal % olfca, ts lhITiY -drsl
( 49, day Of Jsnrafy 1894
- g - HuFH McCCLIOCH, L.
Comptfoi5rci lae Cuuency.-
Bls-fhe shove iuslituacnw . be opened 81 husi-
ness the course q a fsW days, Of which due no
u9e WI he gssa- ,o,,., ,,,,sr.,.s e.,ss.8
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A correspondent Of the New York
POST who accompanied General sher-
man through Souih Csrolins, says Of
General Sherman, that he said While
on the march from Savannah to Colum
bia laia w .r1 81. .i1s
az Ice Is a soldier Of genius hewSIl
transfer his army from RichmOnd 70
Raleigh. or Columbia; ifhe is,a man
simply If detail he will remain where
he Is, and his speedy defeat IS sure
II Lea does net do sonsthiHg shortly
be VIII be written down - another Of
the wars fzihIres--Asrdiy respectsble
EnRn Of detail tafaa 7srpaas
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The following item Of news, which
We clip from an exchange contains
gratifying information for the army
The amendment to the Army Bill,
increasing The army ration from thirty
10 fifty cents, which was supposed TO
have been defeated, wss passed II
adds about twenty five per cent 70 the
pay OF line officer, and about fifty per
cent. TO other officers, except those not
on active field duty"
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Youae Ma. SOP ta,1lsr Foa s1rlhsr =. q 81
1seszsF nllst q tsan thara IS % aiaaza - fnff
20 sufs - Ei4h1 zrzliclla. a1a rsFaIrlrna ar
scarce us underfanf trclfnE "a and - roc Ger
s1y tfltf tae4 cll7f dc1fnI IS f.s etf ~ tel =
~ Iisrlai .lsIfe, WIN iaFt 1pszt dhIfr aref -
.tf. sd are rc1- rel cersIl III M an .ay -
se.sirS, leiIers Er1 SEATING lrine q ~ tlIts 81
ne o61al1y. i1aHp96 - t11 afs dssalsa b
my way, nd ~ EFe 1la ezil, ~ RiYe ste.
Acton 81 ID % tio Diseases r1elfone1 b flaa ~.
7eFtserieei, lhe besi q se1sEeaseE eiFea IA NJ
"a .e,ss.s dsrsessd b
DE-. EcaihLs
unina r.resi. EtshrtIIa. Tena
.rfTa r7f r....,i - lF r.sr.r..f'| 49, ~.
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q ltneE tzD Most DFsIRiElE aEEIIE
"a HesIsa - tlarIrst s1eerl 60 t1cE1 - I-E
& a..rzl. runaina taek to sgrEf flreri, 90 > fs1l
4rarsa 3 eIr.'ra1 tarf r.ri a. pr.T 20
~ MlEt H1044N a CO..
raarez-iW a chery sirssi.
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aat -----7-'- p a.z..
One Of Wheelefs men, writing to his
''dear cousin, says-it would be good
thing 70 dnmount about half Of the
command-that he had soften been in
suited on account Of the bad reputStiOn
ofthe csFalrgg iKheeler's men are as
honorable as any the rebels have.
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The London Times speaks Of The
Norman craving for American secu-
rites. The Germans arc sensible
people They know that American cred
its founded upon arock and III bonds,
FOR the redemption OF which she faith
of.the nation is pledged, sfs the btst
In The world.
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rInrk 1nls. DE- ArlIst.

Mr.. Mills is a scalptOr. The eques-
TRAN statae Of Gen. jackson on the
public grounds IN Wsshingten, was
made BY him. lie has now, or had re-
Gently, room in the eapitoa--a studio,
or something OF that sort-ghere he
vas pisire hi. ~eos,seas II Ire nEs NOT
been made famous by his art, it Is be
cause be is not genius. Bus il be is
ambitious, rs we think he really is, he
viii not Object TO the fame which is
ab0ut 20 be thrust upon him, A cores
ponden;of then. Y. POstRccompanied
shernan'a expedition from Savannah
through South Carolina Al the cap
itol Of the State be discovered the fol-
loving letter FROM Ar. Mills, sent the
original to the War Department., and a
copy 70 the Post
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IN. New York the lstl Of May. is
evacuation day What day will Grant
fix for Richmond
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Tho master printer OF New York
have formed an sssoeiaaon which they
cnll The Ty2otheto The object Of
he sasoostiiassto prkaiets Gle GEM
eral Interested trade and ne inproFe-
nsnt Of the typegraphia art
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she RicAEnsnd paptrsaAnounoe tlas
large numbers Of the ladies of that city,
aassnhlea fseenily On CAsitol eSqnsrs
to see a negro regiment parade. The
dear GESTURES wsre greatly diaappoint-
e. ihe rssinsnt did not tprn out By
the tinne The darkies have Won their
Independents for thsaA they viii have
NJ s7ruPles about recognising the ne
Flo al an equal socially. This Is an age
Of propessi On, Virginia, where is
y0gF breed e noble bleOassfi
Tbs London Times Of the 9Th says
tbs Onion has. inGrant and Sherman,
"gwo Generals Of rfyy d,fFsrsst stassg
frss tkess o istal Il a7xaes ,eers oacs "a
iTEsfsA sherman IS enterprising and
ssgacioas, and slhs hitheri6 been sue
sesssu 9rant has hsea tasuoeessfal,
~ IS ~ ~ Z srsli q F,se,rsl,k
ds3Sii, az - is.s.s ~ ssiac d Us a.
eciN cfpareose
The Tfnfca desla ualfsisly viii Gen
Grant, bnt no uaatief. 1twiil do bet
Ter after while- s. SrH
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FOR SAT,E

nEEtARGE ARafY BAKE OVEN. aea4iy ne y,
and n god order ret particulars isq1ire - i
Ne. z Cherry slreet. oErcrito fne Eenr House, ~
sos7zi-lae :, WEIGH
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-ffh essfs1rcf,cas Rnallnn1aCu, Afect1na g ~
lIsuzsf aseasa8 81 tho arcat. eFelled tel1l.
STA i.llnbs Fls1rEys tli1s. lcarl l.1osli ssrnsa
Dirsaaas a lfe j elrs ana AiiaIi - sla'l14lll q
- eteuIanaI. Ee1raless HinEs aIIl e. ac7ef1la
Daszrass, Disaases d re AJa1, 1lliala4 1Is
ere T,glparets Or Iat1as e. and 1l.lla flon-
IOissnses of the II EinaEg OrEaua.
10 he ha6ioss
Az sa.esoas q Ne Woalb eeaiod va rasosra.
fsass AarrIe1 lelilea ~ tags oo4n y Er11rtu.
11fe - i.-affJ ~ r1ofa A9utA4ll 80 - laffieN
. iisa.f ~ h1ss X f5asd plsfzaEt ~ 4fa7 pc
--II tll =
BsorIIfiy.
Founq nr4ssd Lass nkrss nilt1TtI1s n ~
-. ~ y lgsne tFl8 n d1s acalcz. ra1e1ah1l
Cod has oaif 800 s1o1ld ntllEI 80 1tIlorIaa. u
fnia : ruur dealfn gQu oar consult me 1.ltef y
ioitrf 81 u sefssn ~ lnlF cssI thlrl1 80. 80,
IL sea taed nfafs IIea,ut. AT c1r1IIl r.a
- is.lsf "a E1ls11 3llseiT c1Hl IeElIEL
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" liga II "a Gis', G0aa7.oT
Sir So deep Il the inserest which ]
feel IN South Carolina, nv adopted
State, that under present c;rcuuiet auces
Icannot refrain from Offering 90 her my
services ia Whist consider her need
propose for her sake 10 ley aside
nay fayoFite art and engage N the man
uiscture Of bronze cannon, and these
- BE Of quality, both inregard % ma.
terisl and effect, much superior TO any
nos IN use IN the United States.
AN not aware that there are In
usa nov with the exception perhaps Of
those bel0neing 10 the general govern
meui5 any cannon foundries ia the
South. and never while live, for price
or favor, viii ! aid in any manner TO
advance Ia the slightest degree the In
teresis Of the North.
You viii greatly oblige me By the
favor Of an early answer on the subject
Most truly and respectfully,
"CLaEE AILLa
ffthe resurrection Of this letter does
not thrust fame upon the artist, noth-
ing eau
The os-r Of Mr. Mills was probably
regarded by the South Carolina official
as eminenly patriotic. seeassiOnists
lad an idea that treason aud patriot
iim we're SYNONYMOUS terms. Bat the
srtist was not given an opportunity &c
exhibit his slill in the manufactures
Of broDsed cannon" The Governor
had probably seen the Jackson statue,
and came 70 The conclusien that the
"bronsed cannon" might be, Ike il
not worth the metal expended ia Tho
manufacture, and, therefore, declined
10 engage him This is doubtless, the
est b the matter
In December, 1851, Nj. Mills thought
bronze cannon the'need' ofhis adopt
I'd State She thought differently.
The spring Of 1865 has brought = won.
derfally transformed state Of affairs.
What docs Mr. Mills regard as her
"need" now Can't he offer her come
comfort At this important ianoture
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Soldiers Benefactor.
FOR RIM.

A VERY desirable Front Rocu-sih Diskq q
"A coihplete sto.e. Locaeon gocd asshy Gil
4t te 10 a eoisfe rect -.
rnafss-i@ e 2 ke5s2LL.
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Oyrox OF THE STREET CoNNissiosKR,l
No ~ bfo.dvly. !
YINO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS, in


closed In seslrd envelope. ndorsed sh ia" tie ofthc
be received this Office Until THURSDAY, May -, at ii
O'Clock
For regulating grading &C. Fehs,rcei from Fouril to
finh-avsnue
For regulating grading SC. Fny eish,h',ree, from Lex
ngOn to founhsyrnur.
For regulating, grading &C. Fifty first street from Fourth
10 fiithayr
For regulating grading, &c, fiyesa;hs'Tee,. from
Eighth 20 Ninth avenue
For regulating grading &C. Fly thirdrce from Fih to
Sin thtyeLue.
rrsulating ldng &C., Seventy seventh street! from
nm to Madison. stenuc.
For onrh gusr &C, LeIin ston- avenue, from Fny
euth g. sixty sKth street
For curb gutter 40 Fir, from Onehunire land
Get 10 one hundfed and twenty hth street
For eurb gutter 40. Thirty street, from Second to
For curb gutter Gc Seventy b,.rct from Second 10
TlirdsyeLue.
For curb gutter &c, srti-,hstree, from Lexington to
81 kth-svcnue.
For ia sing One-hundred and ,wen -nn,hsreet from
Tenibsyenue 20 Huisor River.
For Tagging fry seventh ce from Lexington 10 Third
avenue.
For tagging Thirty third street, from Tenth Eleventh.
avenue.
For gsing Of Forty hth,'rrt and sI,hsvsnue
For curb, gutter, kc.. Fiys.cO.d street from second
nue. to last River also, from Secord 10 TLfl-avenue
For building Foundations and erecting iron ing ircosr
parks in Fourth % avenue between Thirty eighth aud For
tieth streets.
Faggns fal width Seventh avenue from Fore.h finy.
ninth.stIeet.
Blank iDrms Of propossl together WITH the specihcs
and AgreeiDentt can b. obtained 1t this Office.
Dtt.d Street Department, New. fofk, May IL. 1855.
CHARLES q. CORNELL, street Couuissioner
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REMARKABLE CURE or sCROFULOUS SORE HANDS.
plACmARGE IRON THk Ears. &c.

Hrs. Hannah NJ. Sh.dd. of No 20 Ha'sTdst. Boston,
scrou.eLs hands for several Yeas also
dis~sgc iron. tired the most eminent pyscihns
ana had forty different medicines APP lied 10 yeaf. My
b. zen 10 .uk the weigh, Of medicine ana
d-- I'D head became ght that feared g. zk tho
l-s' should fall b-lieyiug there for
down ds.pair. h- ~ tin. state. friend who had
curvd 10y Jea Discovery ug"d ne 20 apply
NJ O. but stlI Wa pr Julc oa szn,t all
medicines. sonr 10 her Office would t.ks money,
beet sLoull be n.d pred - buy II.
Atef converting With M. NJ o. Brown being fsvoraply
ln ie..,d returning home sent for the Meispi
Drovcry which si'huly u.ed and the result il that NY
aud arr agAn oFrd % AID them former
VI my ears have dischsrg- and "a entire con.u.
ton r,ncvfd sleep ana well and get ing neshy
heavy. siy 10Y and grsiads great cannot .f-sk
iLs 90 dear rcId IN California who sprri $50 In
weeks seeking relief hon disease, bn' found none.
throat and resolved to drug. no my system
tnIoug h Oh. mo liL.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS
And NOISES IN TAI HEAD

IiFQKD Ia, jan 1T I7I-'.
Mn 81 @. BROwS-Madam; A.sr got entirely wen, nd
undrr God I'VE 1t 10 you. Ny Ig4i ear have not hesrd
snv .,h Tor ~ niber 4 J.a can hear with IT, My
I'D ear the bearing rf II j1st after harvest Ia th,
,,ok drrine.. a. nv head, could WORK, accompanied
with rr rins noise 10 30 bsd that could not
e,r Without th,y would haoo the OF their voices
went 10 philadelphia put under the of ca chrated
l.. boIsd 81 III Instruments, sid "n V'h.t'
II .esontyye dollars $50. taeu -aw ono Of yoa advrr
teuent; 20, the w';aphys'ca coycfy, used no more
than hall Of H. and have recovered NY hearing which Lad
lost for Year,, remain yours, Truly.
TtiOS. Is. DlCkEf Obford. Chester Co. fs
Affirmed AID before this Jls, March
A. D., 1873. WA. tULIos. Justice OF the rracc
TIOS r. Dltkkf
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IN NEVADk-This Company 1850 feet silver odes
In Humboldt Co. Nevsda, thoroughly explored ana OF 'h
highest degree OF richness as practically tested py
miners. . =. ~,
Work on both the main tunnel and shan is now IN laln
progress and daily deliveries Of ore in ample qn'i'es WI"
=, ...,.
The Trustees Of the Company are among the mrs. merchants
and baik ers Of this city. 80 e,.e..,
IN regsrd to the property. oce Of tn Cona No 10
Easssust rooms Nos. II a. IL
TERMS. -, ,,,.,;0,
% X. y. HANENc,
No. 10 Ssssaus
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sound LOGiC.

SDIFU
No greater nnlt can offered Intelligent people than
at Of rrtting IN comr a.d inhunAn machine wAe.--
vi n TO operate h delicate Of the hcsd-fa-sin
ronsh T.. ~ ard 90 The sr Tot & (sarrh abd
e.lne.s mi. mon. mode ofcasni may be rsofted
o vh,f. thef. j. O. hcs lsh know edge /. lie on te
character 81 God a. j. ai and - opposrr 70 hh as
.h 20 dfir.ss: rcks and destroys The entire ncfvou.
tom and Inv o. y-r recover the terrible di.1scF
trt ut som. lav, Zoe. their r.s.ou God pan l. simple
AID snsify uude-fiOud. th.y that rrn may read .
% foon-h Ie,9., who h.h L""ched you tha yon 'oh y
b,l.y. lie ne lnlcai your talents lid lind thst
-.yiial moisime. Ii divine Plan Tor tie phy'
col word a. well - the vegetable
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPAxY,(
NEwYoRK iGth May, 1865. !
DOTH DIVIDEND.-Noticei il hereby given
20 that the Board OF Directors have this day declared
DIVIDEND ofF1vE ( PER cENr out Of the net earning.
Of the quarter sndinl April 20 payable at the Once Of the
be- closed on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, and opened on
THURSDAY 2sh inst by order Of the Board Of Directors
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary
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TRANSFER OYYCK OF THE
ru...oo Avn ~ vsTpex Ar Co

IHICA0O AND NONTH' W KNTEFN HAILWAr tO't z
No. @ Waist, Hyw. DIRK May II, 1865
YTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
L dsy declered A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND for tho
al. months ding June 1855 Of THREE AND ONEHhLF
PER CENT the Preferred stock oftbs Company, psys.
be Cess the tI) a. ts Office and after the
2 day Of JUNE next to all holders shown BY the Com
pany. books at the close Of business The 10Th day Of Jnne
Ihe books transfer OF Preferred Stock 70, theeboye
dividend will be closed me afternoon Of the lOh AID will
reoI en- on the morning Of the 2lst OF June.
The books for the renser of both the common snd pre-
feed for the Annual Meeting to be held in Chicago
the LIST of June viii be closed the afternoon Of the
2oh Of May and reopen the morning OF the 80 Of June
BY order VI tine Board OF Directors.
JAMES II. YOUNG, Secretary.
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READ THF FOLLOWING REMARKABLE cERTlFl
CATE-A LADY IN ftiE LAST STAGE OF CON
kIMPIIDk CURED.


JpIy a. 1851 Mrs Nancy Sloan. OF No. ~ Warren-st.
Cba-,own do certify that have been sced FOR yetr..
Sly gh side pl.a Iei that could not lie on H. Dur.
Ing tia, time suffered from caiarrh throat; would
cough from to i've hours at time very
dom could night. had lung fever year.
since which reduced me 10 skeleton had all the medc
advice and medicine, money could procure bot alto pur
pose fast sinking in the last Of consumption.
va. conhns bed when Mr.. NJ q. Browns Methphys steal
Discovery ud faithfully and the result 10
nv paray lid. Testor,d yi.or well
H. My easrrh Is gone. Ny cough. my nervousness. and
throat gone. sleep well Al my insgu arics hav. dis
appeared and acknowledge that by providence.
God directed TO the Of Mrs NJ o. Browns Meta.
phyica Discovery, aud by 1t taken o the mouth of tho
nave and restored 10 my family aud friends.
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MOST RI MARkABLE CURE OF CATARRH, COUGH
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.

l. Mr.. Gardener Fwell. Of No. Sehoo,t, Dorchester.
Mess have .nffed with coup ca'.on of diseases ycars
My md cough rad brought almost to tie grave
NY eyes b.o d.-as.d bad noi-s Ia bead aud
quite deaf In appetite aso aid could
seldom .scp. K.mrd-s and medicine. proved useless Doc
could do no;hig FOR mel dying! Most frovdsn.
ti.y ws, Induced obtain Mr. ST O. Browns Meapb.cal
through which resCrrd to health and strength
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Bounty fuLd Redemption bcnds the 'v1"ty u
New. J ork
Seacl proposals. will Dc received at this o'c- until ~ -
DAY Stay o. s5 al ccock ,. when TIE ZANE VA De
publicly opened IN tie whole any pat VI to -un ." onr
million hundred snd lor;y Thousand t. hundred DOL
Lars soldiers Bounty fani ktd.mlun Bonds 80 = OF
Tho County OF Sew York horned by thaTr l. o the laws
1865 nnl ordnance Of tho Board Of Supervisors
proved by The Mayor May B. 1895.
The said bonds wal bear isre, at the rn,s Of srven
I'D November Ia each aud the principal ~i BE- fc-
deemed a. follows. 80.
Five hundred thousand dollars the hr day fNoven
Five hundred thousand dollars the rt day Of Novem'
| Der 1859 -,
live hundred thousand doa the hf.. day Of Nov-m-
Der. 1893. snd
one hundred and forty thousand i've hundred doll
the hrs, day Of November 1894
I'll. proposals will state the aniount II bonds desired md
the prics rcr hundred len thereof and the psrons
whose proposals accepd " tteTcupon be required 70
pc with Gonuiy Treasurer tst ho broadway bansl
THURSDAY the hrt day Of June, 1879 the sums awarded
TO q en- respectively. 49,
On pr,scnnz The Comptroller tie receipts ofthe County
Ir asiier suc yo.is the parties viii b emit cd T. T
bonds equal amounts 81 the saIue al tie sDin
avoided TO them. bearing interest hol Jane J. lb".
Each proposal should BE- srrd and ibdssei IN POSI-, for
Sod rrs' BolAy Fund Redemption Bonds. no 2 AID IN
closed second envelope aadfcsssd 20 The Comptroller
The s sresessd % f'ct any = al at TIE nd- con
idered necessary e. pro~ci " i.oe ne ln"fri' o. Tie
County. MATTHEW r. BRkNSAN Comptroller.
City Of New OH, Department Of fnsnee compitoleT'
Cfice, May 3 1865.
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1.-THE LrfY or THE BODY is THE Eye"

The .unten machinery oil the eye u the sure c"i' %
~ and dsath Ihe relodieal use Of Mrs 81. 70.
bKOWns POOR RICHARDS EfL-WAItk, morning
ami pt viii 10 due l the sussen eyes aud also pre-
veal tie eye. sinking u vii 30 ccau.c The eyes ahi
.ep then In q. des DROPS the plants "fr1nku's 81
ns-scr from which the EyeNa derives Il. nse) 40!
a. ounce 4 prevention !. briter than Ioad u cute
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MRS. M. @. BROWNS
UNI,

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will mako the weakes, strong removing oil inflammation
and hunor Every one should H. as prs,es the pre-
vention Of disease.
NO DIPITHERIA
come where 1t Is uscd. BE wise. and your
oniLpRrs 70 b.the their eyes daily with "POOR RICH
ARDS EYE WATER"
rrics per bottle, large. .....................$i
MRS NJ. @. BROWNS SCALP RENOvATER,"
well Known for renewing tho scalp aud strengthen.
Ing tho hair
Price per Bottle, 81 So
The above celebrated Medicines TO be had OF all Drug
gists
Druggist. supplied BY DEMAS BARNES Co, No 81
PsrkreW. Nsw fogk. .,.-.. ,....... . Ed.
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Banking Gonses ano Bankers.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WAsHIs GToS March II, 1895.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented the undersigned it has been made TO appear
THE NATIONAL. PARK BANK
OF NETWORK,
IN the City Of New York in the County and State
OF NewYo has duly organized under and according 10
the requirement. the of Congress entitled An Act to
provide National Currency. secured by pledge ofunited
States bonds and provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 1854 and has compiled with all the
provisions Of said required to be complied with before com
rnencins the business OF Banking under said Act
The ONCE Of the Comptroller ofthe Currency being vacant
Now therefore Samuel It Howard. Deputy Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that
THE IRRATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW-YORK,
In the City New York. in the County and State
ofNew York authorized to the business Of Bank
Ing under the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of once
This Fourteenth day Of March. 1885.
fsxAL1 SAMUEL T. HOWARD
No. eSl. Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
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CRY CONTROLLER OFFICE,
MILWAUKEE. April 70. 1872
NEJWAI-EEE CITY READJUSTMENI

lvl BOSDS-rhe Com missioner Of The Pubic DEBT ol e
CITY of xnukee arr sdy 20 receive bids or proposals
from holders If Readiusi0ei bords or keadustnet scrip
for the uurchs Of Fond scrip TO the extent Of me
Spknr Fund or band (Which Il TWENTY-FIVE Thousand bo''
arsl In pusuante cpn 10 II en- Act 10 enable tn Iy Of
Milwaukee IL readiust s Corporate ebi ana Of 81
an Act snsndatory thereto approved Aprl = 1907 Su'h
bids must spdciiy The Numbers aud amount OF the Bona ~
Scrp p;opod 10 b. re.red nj b. accompaied 81 he Germ
cate OF tie pror.r Office o. Bank Of WI 81 HALL
Co of Ne OH CITY ira, the Bonds ZIP are deposited
with such Bark OF ad Scha Co.. 10 he delivered oI can
collation. upon acceptance bid and payment ssid IDS 10
be exclusive of the Coupons rs. Of June lSc and
elusive Of the interest such scrip, which viii o. paid
Al par ON presentation ty Teasurer Once IN advance
OF maturity. - :,
kds or Proposals NAV be delivered to the City Comptro Ter
Al ony time before tire I'm. day Of June upon which day
at 10 O'Clock H. at the Once OF the City Compror the
bids proposals vii be opened and the lowest b'da ell
titled the preference -,
ny order Commissioners OF the Pubic Debt o. inc
Civ of Milwaukee FERD. kUEHN, Compts ol.er.