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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
DICIIMOND COLLEGE.-This in

DICIIMOND COLLEGE.-This insti-
IL tuition, thoroughly r-organized, will BE-
opened on M9NpAY G SHRST / s;i iiSS;
will he organized. each under the direction Of A
competent professor, aided, as the number of stu
dents se may rS "i 'hs E Ey fipS"i ia asS u and i'i Iiiais:
turo aud of History. CRAWFORD Il. Toy, \. M.
II. School Of Pure and Applied Mathematics,
iii. school OF Natural Sciences, BENNETT PrR-
il, School OF Latin and French, EpArSp HAIR
y. school Of Greek and German, HENRY IL.
vi. School Of Mental and Moral Philosophy and
OF Political Economy. T" he elected.
Pupils ever fourteen years old who purpose &C.
quiring u thorough education, and, who enter WIN
4 view to graduation, will be admitted, and the
Instruction will be adapted TO ground them IN the
rudiment- Of each department, and 4" carry them
steadily forward 10 a mastery OF each course OF
study. ,
for those who are prepared to enter them. .-
every facility will tie furnished for acquiring Il
thorough. unseetarian education, without the ne
cessity and expense OF boarding away rom nome
impartial examination. without reference 10 tii'
time spent ia the College.
TERMS PER Session OF NINE MONTHS
Tuition In a single school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Tuition in two 81
Tuition in three schools o.
Tuition In four or more schools, each........... ~
MhtrlculatlOn Zee .
Room rent each studrnt)..................'.. .
Board, exclusive of lights, fuel, and washing. lsV
Students will furnish their own rooIns.
Approved students FOR the ministry VIII receive
tuition without charge.
For further information address
KEW. ROBERT RYLAND, d. D.,
President Of Board OF Trustees.
The studies Of this school will he divided
! among the other Professors during the absence ol
Professor Toy III Europe.
TDaily l week, and semi weekly Till 18th Septem.
Der, then daily till list Oc,ober.l
VIRGINIA.-At rules held in tue
Y Clerks Office Of the Circuit Cont If III.
| county Of Henrico on the first Monday in August,
1906, being the Gth day of the month, Moses Hecht
and Selig Il. Pu,zel, partners, trading under the
name and firm of Iiecht 4 Putzel. ....... plaintiffs
Against
| George Freitag and William Wertheimer, late part.
n-rs, trading under the NAME and style OF Freiiag
IN GAZE AND rroS An ATTACHMENT RETURNED
EXECUTED.
The object / f this suit is 70 recover Of the defend
ants one hundred and eighty-four dollars and five
cents damages, with interest from the ath 81 Sep
TENDER. 1885, till paid.
Affidavit having been made and fled that George
Freitag, one 81 the defendants above named, Is not
q resident of this State. he IL required to appear
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary TO protect his interest IN
this suit. 4 copy-Teste:
au s-Wlw TEMPLE Elicit, Clerk.
MORE CHEAP GOODS
- A.-s-- Ar,-N N.l1tn a IN rAnts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

w PROFESSOR or MUSIC in u college or rrii
yate family. She has 4 very long experience, anu
has the highest recommcndati9ns Wanted, :
FEMALE Teacher, and two PEnFEss2kpss o or
MUSIC in colleges. We haze r,In SIMPLY
FREE OF CHARGE to the employer. Tor iuf'her
p'f''f sonTjii 1asSsi EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Frankiin street, Under Metropolitan Hall:
Pos,. Office box ID, Richmond, Va.
~ loants aus-lt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
The Ants of Africa.

do not think. says Du Challin's Work,
that they build a nest or home Ofany kind.
At any rate they carry nothing away. but
eat all their prey on the spot. Ii Is their
habit TO march through the forest in long
regular line--a line about two inches broad,
and often several miles in length. All along
this line are larger ants. who act rs officers.
and stand outside the ranks TO keep this sim
gular army in order. If they come TO n
place where there are no trees to shelter
them from the sun, whose heat they cannot
bear they Immediately build underground
tunnels, through which the whole army
passes in column to the forest beyond.
These tunnels are four or five feet under
ground, and are only used in the heatof the
day. or during storm.
When they grow hungry, the long file
spreads itself through the forest In u front
line, and attacks and devours all It overtakes
with fury that is quite Irresistible. The
elephant and gorilla fly before this attack.
The black men run for their lives.
Every animal that lives in their line of
march is chased. They seem to understand
and act upon the tactics of Napoleon, and
concentrate, with great speed, their heaviest
force upon the point of attack. In an in
credible short space of time, the mouse, OF
dog, or leopard, or deer, is overwhelmed,
killed, eaten, and the bare skeletons only
left.
They seem to travel night and day. Many
time have been awakened out of my
sleep, obliged to rush from my hut and into
the water to save my life, and after all suf-
fered intolerable agony from the bites OF
the advance guard, who had got into my
clothes. When they enter house they
clear it of all living things. Cockroaches
are devoured In an Instant. Rats and mice
spring round the room in vain. An over
,whclming force of ants kills a strong rat in
less than q minute inispite ofthe most fran
tic struggles, aud in less than another
minute Its bones are stripped. Every liY-
ing thing in the house is dcvoured. They
will not touch vegetable matter. Thus
they are. in reality, very useful (as well as
dangerous) to the negroes who have their
huts cleared of all the abOunding vcrmin,
such rs immense cockroachcs and cent?
pedes, at least several times year.
When on their march the whole Of the
insect world flies before them, and have
often had the approach of IA bashikouay
army heralded to me by this means
Wherever they 90 they make a clean
sweep. even ascending to the tops of the
highest trees in pursuit of prev. Theil
manner of attack is an impetous leap
Instantly the strong pincers are fastened
and they only let go when the piece give,
way. At such times this little anima
scenes animated by Kind of fury whicl
causes it to disregard. entirely. its owl
safety. and to seek only the conquest OF prey
The bite is very painful.
The negroes relate that criminals were
in former times, exposed in the path of th,
ant rs the most cruel manner of putting
them to death.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
Real ostate.
LENTz & APPLEGATR,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Ofice 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, OHIO.

IN SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES: GOOD
brick house and well improved six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty-t4.5O0
a fine residence, ek acres well improved,
within one mile Of DaytOn-&3 800
a frame house and ~ acres, on Greencastle
Hnl-$150O
a arm Of 100 acres, on Bear Greek, good land,
for $50 per acre.
A farm Of 10 acres, two miles north Of Phillips
burg; cheap at 81 900
A hne brick on Jones strect-&3b00.
fine house and lot East Third street 41 600
Three houses and lots Fourth street for 81 100,
$500, and 90 each all cheap.
A fine residence in Yellow Springs, well i'm
A good house and lot, wen improved, ON Long
street-f2, OO0 =
A farm, 3 miles from Dayton, OF ITO acres, well
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap for $1,000.
farm of lH acres. mile east of Union on the
old Troy road well improved and the best quality
OF land-f9OO0.
A farm Of 123 acres. well improved miles south
west OF Coyington, Ohio, the best land for $45 per
acre.
Flax factory occupied by Messrs Davis n Co,
with machinery, and acres OF land.
A farm of leo acres, mile north Of Browns sta
tion on Western r. r., on Twin Greek, well inn
proved-$10000
A farm Of 80 acres on Grconvlle r. R.-S9 240
farm of 81 acres, good improvements, at
Browns Station, on Western X. R.-$32 400.
farm Of 70 acres on Germantown Pike, 3 miles
from Dayton--e9O0O
number Of houses and lots In different parts OF
the city. All will be sold cheap.
feb2-u LEN1Z q APPLEGATE. r. Il. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
Medifal.
DIR. STEVENS & co.

II RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, 1T the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital gao W alnut street, between Flfth and Sixte
mp stairs, without the use Of Mercury, loss
of time OF change of diet.
DR. STEVENS. BY special study and experience
in the hospitals Of baltimore. London and Paris, Is
enabled TO guarantee a cure In the most compli
Gated cnses Recent cases Of GonOrrheRo or Syphilis
cured in q few days, without change Of diet or
hindrance from business. Secondary Syphilis-the
last vestige-eradicated without the use OF Mer-
curry .
Victims OF self abuse and excessive venery, suf-
fering from Spermat0rrhea, and loss of physical
and mental power, Indigestion or constipation,
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs Uypochondrls, &c,
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes Of the evil, and thus multi
ply both a..lu
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vigor 10 their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon thoss Of their
posterity $50. l#.
Diseases peculiar TO females treated. A cure
guaranteed In all cases. Persons att distance
promptly curcd. by addressing. with statement Of
case, Dr STEVENS n co, 230 Walnut between
9th and 9th streets Cincinnati Ohio. 1fT
Once hours from A. NJ, 20 p. NJ. sundays TO
IL A. N decS-lyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
i FURNITURE REPAIRED.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
EDWARD KERR

the citizens of DAYTON and vicinity that be has
opened u shop on Third Street. next door to Ben
net Neff n Co.'S. Stove Store, where he will repair
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
SCHABFFER HOUSE.
p GERMANTOWN, i'o
IF T. - ale.


i III IL UNDERSIGNE ED, INTENDING
TO change hisbusness, offers for sale his large and
COMMODIOUS HOTEL!
situated in Germantown, Montgomery county. o
This Is one Of the best and most desirable prop
critics IN Germantown having been built expressly
for q Hotel, OF the best quality Of brick with an
opcn-st9ne three Stories 81 feet front by a
deep. There are
THREE LOTS
Fronting 1855 feet on Main street by 100 feet deep
There IL on said property one Of the best Livery
stables in the country, finished In the best manner
capable of accommodating from 90 to 70 horses 81
feet front by 1870 deep, and has an excellent pump
In 1t, There Is also vacant Lot between the Ho-
tel and stable with Stable in the rear suflcient
TO hold 30 horses. II
[ The Hotel has been thoroughly repaired inside
and out, and is in the best order 1t has every con
venience about 1t, an excellent pump and cistern
cellar under the whole house, Smoke house Wash,
house, lce-house filed, and other necessary out
buildings.
He will also sell the hotel furniture also two Bill
lizard Tables in good running order, n
The property will be sold separate, or together,
TO suit purchasers I'D .ff..' -. --TT
Any one wishing 70 purchase fine property in
pleasant town, viii do we'll TO call and exanin nc
the same Immediately. Possession given on the
LIST of April
Terms made to suit purchasers L9T ~
JN0 b. KELLER.
Germantown, February 2i 1855 feb Y 9t&&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
9egal.
el.Hl SHERIFF'S SALE
- y fLA FluF OF
City Property on Partition

Louisa schrapp, Ct al } II N" N"
L N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SA LIE issued by the Superior Court within and for
the the county of Montgomery, and to me directed, l
VIII oher At public sale at the door of the Court
House in the city of DAYTON, ON Hi i.l V'4l
..- SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1866. I, L.
At2 O'Clock r NJ, the following described Real
Estate to-wit; Situate in the city OF Dayton,
county of Montgomery and State Of Ohio and be-
ing lot No. 1881 in said city of Dayton.
The above premises have been appraised at one
thousand dollars and can not sell for less than two
The above lot is situate on the South side of
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Church. On the premises is u small frame house
containing four or five rooms
TERMS OF SALE-One-thir cash. one-thrd in
one year, and One-third In two years. Deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises, and to bear interest from day Of sale
llu q. q. II. DAVIDSON Sheriff
BAGGOTF Il &SHELHAMER, Att'ys mar iT-dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
Promptly and at short Notice,

Old Furniture Cleaned and Vanished, Chairs Re-
Gained and all kinds of Repairing done. All or
deTs will he carefully and promptly attended to,
and the advertiser Will call and do the work at res
licences where cleaning and vanishing Is needed
ian 2i-ltf Hl EDMARD KERR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
Mem Publications.

A GENTS WANrED--TO canvass for an lmportant
"A Boob "WORsHlP IL mHE FAMILY, SCHOOL, NM 81
GAL CIRCLE" aking qch sales sn
For orcglsrs irving particuars and terms o. agency
sCHFRMERHOfN BANCROFT Co. r9p ~ rs - Eob
Broones.., Eew.York. OF the Rev W. l. " AN' wv
Sixthst.. PhlsdelphH. p,s-ops hose aary "a
MrsIsrERs disabled from pnlpit servee ~ d
inadequate support STUDENTS VINO Toor AayxTs will
tive employment fof i,ns and AooAfDiih' wv" ~ 49,
ind this velusb work in demand
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

nAY ILLUSTRATIONS c. VIBBARD and
~ DANIEL pREW-Fsre TO Albany and Troy oil to Yonke
% ceui Cozzeuss West Point Eewburh and Pouhkeep.e
cents Rhinsbeek Bristol Catsh ADD si,on rs Leaving
Des6ros's.T daily OF aud after IA UhsDAY May 81 at II
touching at Ihlfty-elshs pier ghds steamboat
will aud baggage Albany Troy making close
-uS yyssiIaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
@as Giitina.

EIRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-fr
TING SECURES better light half The AID reiah
aud sucin Noe "a aud 81 Madeaue souA tl,i cor NaE%
OYpIcE Tar Tn I
NkwYoRK Apni3 lao
We employed Mr. Fimn four since 20 lake csa's u oa
bt- o.
lights The Iess. ssto
'' ~ 49, Tsfsuxr ASSOCIATION,
SA3lL SINCLAIR. Psblishes
BRtvoosr House. March % 100
Ih,xa k,oys Mr. since 1888 AID baye employed hin 70
regulate my several occasions always to my oshh' sH
Ssrd him. by long expert sd constant saiy gssns
peatv As knowledge OF a.buners End their open
ION in practice employed He 9ees b, hx
AZ less co arranging the burne sni wog.d recon
mend him 10 that Is not satisfied III his bills.
ALBERT CLARK. Pfoptietos
Bya combination OF improvements guarantee and warr
my gssgt be reliable and halt the cost Of the s sS
burned the usual rates. Jf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
Gotels.

IA PIERRE HOUSE,
IL PHILADELPHIA
The subsc having this on q has been
REFIr1HD AND REfURNlsHED
IN AN ELEGANT MANNER.
and prepared with the perfect appointments, for tie sesp
ton OF guests
The position among solsss Hotels will be nausined In
future a. in the past. - -
BAKER EA9LEX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

W j. Widllcton has published in two handso me vol
umes Thomas Moocs Memoirs Of the Life OF The Right
Honorable Richard Brnsey Sheridan" work which will
long retain its interest aud in its present attractive dress
ought TO have new lease Of popularity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
Gopartnersbip Notices.

DIsSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP The CoparI-
~ nersp between the undersigned under the em name o. y -
~ Sn IN c ~ , ssh NJ 1884 WILLIAM y. CARR
NO i'' esn'es'i @''" ''"'' wv NATHANIEL SAWYER,
THEODORE SUSEAlHf.
3 SMART
cop.RTvrRsUP NoTIcE--The unirrsyned have fer'nea
pTNFRSBP for OF carrying on we o. ines
sna sesilne Patent Water Closets sad fianets
,adcr OF WILLIAM y CAhAe
n,atsiAs si no at she old stand OF Savyfa
San ana ~ = " tess WILLIAM d. CARR,
ioss' S'A ~s'' TULQD0Rk SVSEAiak>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29

Poems in Sunshine and freight" by John James
Piat Cincinnati. X. W. Carroll Coz is the title Of
modest little volume of Of more than average merit
They for the most part graceful and harmonious in die
hon. and poetical in thought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
Malbinerp.

DRICK MAKING MACHINES Brick Presses,
Tempcrinx Whees Tile Mschne. Castings for Coal kini al
kinds Machinery for Manufacturing Brick Please ,rnd r erea
lar r. L. CAkNkbl a TO-.
No. l,sN OermaniowGave.. Phia1o.Phs
NOR SALE.-Two new Horizontal Steam En-
ONES made heavy and s,rous Cylinder 7ln bc fe
stroke with variable Cuoh wrought bly, Wheel shan lin
suitable for Roling SIN Other purpose AddIeU
srANHOPE SuPLEE. Underwater Iron wors' franfod Pa
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINES for sale
lN cheap JIi In good running order Apply Pres Ro0n
Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29


Poems in Sunshine and Freight" by John James
Piat Cincinnati. H. w. Carroll Col is the title of
modest little volume of Of than average merit
They for the part graceful and harmonious in die
hon. and poetieal in thought.
May Carols, and Hymns and Poems" by Aubrey dc
We're CNew-yorl.: Lawrence Kehoel, are chiefly OF
religious character and appeal to the sympathes esPec
ally of Catholic readers. Mr. Dc We're is an ish BAR
rster who has published several volumes OF poetry none
p which, except the that compose tho present book
have been reprinted this country The readers off, Inc
Last DAYS Of Weller Savage Landor" In the June number
of "The Atlantic Monthly" will remember tho enthr-
Elastic praise which the old poet bestowed upon MI De
We're The best part Of Mr.. Kehoes volume is the May
Carols" among Itch several short pieces OF remark
able grace and beauty But the author is more at nome III
Iove verses than in hymns and we hope some American
publisher viii make Us acquainted with DIS oonpo'0
works.
The June number of Hours at Home opens with the
nrst Of series of country sketches by Donald o. htcnc
entitled De Rebs Iurs in which be discourses pleas
nntly of "An Old-Stye Farm" THE Patriotic Record
of Yale College" BY ibe Rev. J. W Norris is collection
of brief biographical sketches of soldiers whom that ns
tuition has sent ont 10 the Mr. Froudc finishes his
pssay on Tho luGuence Of the Reformation on the Scot
fish Character" and Professor Hopp'n completes his
"Vist to the English Universities" There several
other attractive art cles including "Janes Mont
gcmey," BY S. c. Hall. The most interesting pages OF
the magazine however, those in which Professor
Tschendof naTrates tho history Of his biblical Re-
I. searches and Discoveries"
Mr.. Walter Low, the agent in NewYork Of tho London
H1m Of Cassel Peter & Gopin is now furnishing in
monthly parts the English edition Of The Holy Bible
with Illustrations By Gusave Dore" The merits of this
extraordinary work of the young French artist
ally admitted that little remains say except that the
engravugs printed from the original French plates,
though on smaller page The publishers ought to have
mentioned however that of the Paris Illustrations
have been omitted The letter press is well executed, but
1t lacks the ornamental borders which accompany the
French copy The work viii be completed in IS numbers
each Of which is to contain four engavngs and2 pages
Of text
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printna.


CHAS. c. SHELLEY No. 60 Barclay-st.,
~ STEAM JOB PRlNTER-cads CiIeua Bilheads, Fosters
Catalogues Ac. at the loves, cash rates
CfLlNDER PRESSWpRk done for the trade.
collar PRINTING in every variety for the Trade,
~ by SHIyF'S PATENT PORTABLE SOLAR CAMERA, no.
800 Bowery where be instruments IN scee OYER
wish Give who attention 10 the uhnuf cure OF
the Solar Camera we above business favorable
terms. Address SIMMONS Co, No. $40 Bowery
NNM. EVERDELLs SONS. No. lOi tulton-st:-
w STEAM JOB PAINTERS End LABEL hANVFACroh
Ira
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Drp GOODS.

BARGAINS, BARGAINS, 49,. ~
I'D front urtion, Ia
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOO
On Monday, Msy l6 shall offer
FANCY P0PLlNs al 2sc. per yard. Cos, IN gold
RoUBAIx PoPLINs at q. Cd do. Cos, to inport SOC.
NEW MOzAMBIQUEs at %. Cd. Cost to import SOC.
WHITE GROUND ALPACA POrLINS only 31ic Cost nearly
Toe.
WHITE AND BUFF GROUND CREToNNE PoPLINs at soc.
Worth ec
RICH BROCHE AND CHGEE POPIINs at s5c eoc and 7Sc.
BLACK GROUND BRocHE GRENADINES ct ssc. Worth Csc.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS in great variety Of style.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS H. great yatety o. styles
SPECIAL ATTENTIONS to our DIRE IS GOODS DRPART
MINT believe retail house In the has
riety aud as cheap goods we have just a present.
W. X. PEA ron. Nos. 27l and lli Bowey.
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AND EVkhY SATURDAY THEREAFTER.
admits spacious stats Rooms.
o.nn- directly into the Saoon tho atoms aud fare
Unsurpassed ard the rates lower than other line
An sIperisnc-i surgeon each sip free Of charge.
CABIN passag~ eif0: S.rrsee SJD Payable In currency
seesgs k- bring parties nom Liverpool OF Que ns
f1f 9 90
Dgss issr.d Bank IN oreN brain ond
Ieiand. II the lowest rites.
The accountable for specs or val
bs ofdps their vsas expressed ths e
sign@d therefor.
r or csbn passage sppy the Office Of the Company
No S. roadwiy tickets he Office tho
~'"'' " - r. w J. HURST. Manager
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RIO SEWER BUILDERS and sIONE-BLOC,

ITO SEWER BUILDERS and SloNE-BLOCs
PAyERS-Scperae Sealed PropO,as, each indorsed with
title which relates toe o. tie bdrs sni d
is Offering will be received at ti. Office un II oeoc IA
MAY 1866 the Construction OF the fp.ov
Street improvements. TO wit; SEWERS ia
Ciuton-st. between Madison and henTy-sts III -
Thrty-ihrd srd Thryh SITS between Tenth sud t'-vs'
syea, and In said Avenues IN
Forty ~i.hth.st between Fourth and Fiitl aves. ia
Fyeconds, between Ninth and Tenth AID In Tenth .
Bayard-st. between Chrystie and torsyshstS 10
Spring st. between Greene and Merets Saud N - f,'
tween Rynslon aud Drlsncey cts. Also for fAshmtAfs
TlIrda from BoweTy to Fourteenth 81.
Thirty eighth st, from sixth 20 Seyeuihsy
Twentietn-st. from Fourth-ave 70 broadway
st. from Chatham square TO Sol.hs.
Fourtcenths' from Third to fourhsye
Leonard st., from Broadway 20 West Broadway set
Mulberry It, from Bleecker 10 Houstcr-ss.
Specifications and plans b bss
TANNED th Qitce-OfeS Cro,oH Aaurdfc. Dua.trcH NJ
York NAV H. 1866 THOMAS srEPHFNs Crotou
ROBERT l. DARRAGH Alnelna
A. W. CRAVEN. y Boafi
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CORPORATION Notices.

DROPOSALS for 100000 NEW AQUEDUCT
Il STOCK ofthe CITY Of NEW YORK--Sesed pfopo,ss 20
BE- received Comptro1efs Office Unit TUESDAY May -
1866 O'Clock when the viii DO paecy oPened r.
Of the ONE HUNDRED THOU
DOLLARS Of New Asueduc Stock Of the City Of NswYot,
thorzed by Chapter 58l. Laws Of 1866
said viii bear interest the rate OF SIX cent per "A
payable quarterly and the principal si be iedesmed 90 -
first day August 1854 the Sinking tuad or the Red nPsa
OF City Debt
Tie proposals Of stock desired $40 the pdss
per hune dollars thereof and tie persons whose s2oa ss
accepted will be required dcp0s1 with the thaeesm
the awarded 10 ttem respectively. -
presenting to the Comptroller the rseeps Of the Coog
for equal amounts Of The value Of tie awarded to the
bearing interest from the dates ofpsymeuts -
proposal sealed srd indorsed Proposals for Mes
Aqnedu Stock Tie City New YORK. end noscd 10 secoas
envelope. addressed to the Comptroller. -, =. , 80.
Is reserved al OF tie bids The iatefess
Of the Corporation require H. ~ ,..,..- -
C,y ofTewYok Department OF Finance, CouptrolT Ofes
May H. 1866.