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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-26

Among the many hair preparations in the
market, it is no easy matter to decide which
one of them is most desirable for use.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIOILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has been before the public
about nine years, its virtues tested and certi-
fed to by many leading and influential
physicians of New England, among whom
We may name Walter Burnham, NJ. D.
formerly Professor of Surgery in the
Worcester Medical Institution, and in Penn
University of Philadelphia, who says, 81
have used it for restoring the hair, where
inveterate eruptions had resisted various
kinds of treatment, and found that not only
was the hair beautifully restored to its orig
inal beauty, but also the disease of the scalp
completely cured" also Geo. GRAY, NJ. D.,
of Nashua, N. H, the leading physician of
the place where this REVIEWER is
manufactured, speaks Of the preparation in
the way; Il have seen its effects in very
many cases. 1t will certainly restore the
hair 10 its original color, it cleans the had of
dandruff and leaves the hair soft, glossy and
beautiful, do not think its use in any way
il lrious, but on the contrary, beneficial.
can, therefore, chcerfully recmmend it to
the public" A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State As
sayer of Mass, having auslyzsd it, assures
the public by certificate, that it is the best
preparation for the intended purposes of the
many he had examined"
With these assurances from such high
sources, surely those who desire perfected
and reliable hair restOaer can do 10 batter
than use HALLS VEGETABLE SICIL-
IAN HAIR REVIEWER. 45-48&
How True and how strange, that people
should seek relief in the hieroglifes ofa doc
tors prescription when they can buy as good
and nine times out of ten a better remedy
than most doctors give, for the Insignificant
sum of 25cts We refer to Judsou's Mountain
Herb Pills, these pills cure Headache, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irrsgulari-
ties, and all Bilious disorders. They are
prepared from formula pronounced by the
most learned Physicians OF our country to
be the best and most universal of family
medicines. Give them fair trial and you
will never be without JuLson's Mountain
Herb Pills. Sold by all Dealers. 1852.
MILTUM IN PARyO.-There is contained in
DR.. Morses Pills the principle OF health.
We have many thousands Of tes.imOnIals OF
their having restored the sick to health;
which can be seen at our Office. Use DR..
Morse's Indian Root Pills, and you will find
them not only a cnreative Of disease but also
a preventative. They should be used in all
cases of Billiousness, headache, Liver comp
lrints, Female Irregularities DC. We make
no secret of the formula from which this
medicine is prepared; Ask your storekeeper
for the Ometa Almanac, read it carefully.
Use Morse's Pills. Sold by all Dealers
1852
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-26

Died from Injuries Mr.. John Gross,
residing in he Second Ward, died on Satur-
day last from injuries received while at work
on a cellar van under Geigip's brewery some
weeks ago ItpPpesrs that Re was attending
the masOns,hnd, while aslivering some brick
stumbled and fell into-ths cellar, some Of
the brick falling upon bis baek aud OCCASION
ing Injuries which causen bis death.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-26

Best STANDARD Coal On, at 40 cts.
per, gal, at J. 7. LANMAN & Co.'S.
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CARD.

MISSES FURs AT COST, at Hunt d. Kins-
mRa's, successors to a. W. Smith d Co.
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Go to Head Quarters to buy your
Groceries and CroekerV-D. Garvin d Co.
If you want good and cheap Prints
go to D. Garvin Il 90.
The ladies of Fremont and vicinity
are invited to call and examine our stock o
goods, Mrs. Garrison & Co.
Twenty bales Sheetngs just received
at D. Garvin & Co.'s.
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All those wishing Trunks will do
well to call on Crane It Wykes, as they keep
the greatest variety, and you cannot fail to
be suited
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-26

Thsft.-SOue person helped themselves
TO greeubackssthe other day, in J. DiIlen-
snyder's tailor shop. He had deposited a
pocket book containing 6fty dollars. in bis
trunk, which was sitting ia a closet opening
from the shop He neglseted to take the
key frOln the lpOk, and when he looked for
his money itsWas'nt there. Joe says be
wOn't deposit il that bank any more.
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The Home of Columbus will insure
your property cheaper than any other res
pensible Company. Capital "Sl 900, 900. y
CHA's BRUNTHAvER ACT.
46H Fremont 0.
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Ut. Lanman & o., Druggists, have
recently made large additions to their stock
aud are now fully prepared to meet all the
demands OF their customers, for Drugs, Oils,
Papers, Envelopes, Sc"OOl Books, Notions
and IN fact every thing in their line. Ii you
want bargains, call at their store.
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HEAD QUARTERs FOR FRUIT CANS
Buckland d Son are on hand with the larg-
est and cheapest stock Of Fruit Jars in the
market.
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You can have a receipt filled better
at Buckland d Sons than any where else in
Fremont,
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EIlsry oenlrs, 0eaut. %, n. z.

DR SAGE-Sn: had been atiicted With
OEtsFrh Tor ttciIay years previous to using
your remedy, and bound 10 permanent relief
until applied TO you for treatment. Your
Oatsrrh Remedy has entired relieved, my
headache aud cured the Catarrh and Cough.
Mas JoHS Q. 0RLIs
Get the remedy at your drug store, or
enclose sixty cenls to R. V. PIERoE, 81. D.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and il viii be sent by return
mail For sale by most Druggists every
where. 41-4S.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

~ Requires immediate attention, as
kSsAs4HA neglect often results in an incura-
EdsllNtHillslt bic Lung Disease.
Nt5Ssv Browns Bronchial Troohes
will most invariably give instant
relief. For Bronchitic, Asthma, Oatarrh, COnsump-
tive and Throat Diseases, they have soothing eff
feet.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity of
the Troches, many worthless and cheap limitations
are offered, which are gOodfor nothing. Be sure to
obtain the true
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROoHES
EOID EVFRYWHFRE.
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a splendid lot of Decalcomauia
fransfer Pictures just received at E. L.
Cross. Music and Jewelry sore No. Buck
lands old Block. 45-2
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BELLEyoSTAENE, o., July %, 1863.

BELLEF oAfAANEi y. July %, 4oOds
Rhlttlesey Prop. He'd Co.,
Norwalk, Ohio,
GzxrLEslzN-I have been selling your
Dyspepsia Cure for more than two years.
have warranted every bottle to give salts
faction, and have taken pains to enquire of
my customers as to its effects. aud it
gives universal satisfaction in all cases for
which it is recommended,
Iregard it as a staple article, ard bound
to win.
Yous Respectfully
43-46 F. S, CASE, Druggist.
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ALI the latest styles of hats and bo n
nets, will be found at the store OF Mrs. Gar
rison d Co.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-26

Hats, Bonnets, Plumes, Ribbons Laces
and Flowers, to be found at the store of Mrs
Garrison d Co.
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Hellman " Strauss offer great bar
gains in white Blankets. 46-48
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FlaDels Shawls and Winter Skirts
extremely low at Hellman d Strauss.
-46.AS
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TO ADHERTTSER&-Aa Advsriisements
intended to appear in the current ,oesk
sdOpld Be handed IN as sarlg as IVednss-
az FoOn.
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Tuck markers, corders, needles and
superior oil, for all Sewing machines, at Lep-
pieman's emporium. 1913
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Best fancy goods of all kind at Mrs.
Garrison & Co.
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Fifty pair Blankets worth really six
dollars, for 81 at Hellman d Strauss. 46-48
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SIGHT For THE WORLD. "Danforths"
Nun Explosive Burning Fluid, the best and
safest light now in use, and for sale at whole
sale aud retalt, by P. CLOSE.
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Call on Crane d Wykes and see
their New Goods.
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WANTED To EXCHANGE, For Cord
Wood, good, fret class Sewing Machine.
Apply to L. LEPPELMAN. 1913
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ComfOrters already made, for the
same price as the Calico, and Batting at He'll
man d Strauss. 46.4S
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HAVE you seen the handsome styles
of Clothes, Oassimeres aud Yestirgs, which
NJ. QryfJOs, has just received from the East
with which to clOtbe the people of Fremont
and vicinity? If you have not, don't buy
until you do. Examine the plies of clothing
he has for sale, made in the best manner, and
warranted cheaper than the same goods can
be purchased elsewhere.
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VINO wants to buy furs cheap,
Hellman d Strauss keep great variety at
Ow prices. 46-45
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List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Fremont, on the Oath of September
1869.
Fredreck Angus, Thos Brooks, 9; Miss Ju-
liza A Darlington. A OOrts, John Carloy
@. Oolois Juna Fout; j Ohm Feets; Miss. E.
J, Flenner; Capt. P. Gauld; Mr.. Hodgeman;
j. @. Harrington, Miss. Hannah Healort- H
d. Harkness; 2, U. Jackson; Edgar Knapp;5
Il. Lenharti Perry Lands; 2, Z. A. Rop;
John Myers; O. A. Rodgers; D. ]. Smead;
Mrs. G. E. Snyder, o. O. Terry; Ala Veg
ley, Sol. Wright; Peter Wolf; Chas. W. West.
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Great preparation are being made
for grand Ball New Years Eve at Mann
moth Hall. 4S
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Immense stoch Of FuTs at Hunt &
Kinsmsn's.
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non LkpIEs fRry1IE CIRguLAR Of most useful
Il snd Indispensable articles eTer invented, ad-
dfsss hADkH Duv6r, ,. .. Box 4l7e, n. 7, CITY,
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F9VNAD GOUldEMAIGBRS.

PUBLISHERS NOTICE. 45Hs aim to
. mako The JOURNAL medium lOcal events
transpiriag IN all parts Of a. eoHnty, and
10 that end tcOslld thank our frie1ds IN ths
different tO0nships q f0r,0asd 70 US any
items that may be d isfsst n their neigh
! borRoOds. Send TIE yaeis, y brief # yOn
e, and lDe lDiR 'sdrass ttsh up " for
: pa5&oGtiOn.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Single Copies of the Journal
For sale at the News Depot of A. D
AMEs, 1T Clyde.
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UTORDS OF WISDOM for Young Men on the
w Ruling Passion in Youth & Early Manhood,
with Self-help for the eriing and unfortunate,
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box P, Phila., Pa,
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Congress will begin with nineteen eonses,
{ ed elte.iOn lessss,
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.SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS, CASSIMERES,
NOTIONS, LACE, &C., &c.

We have waited for this great decline in
prices before buying our fall stock, that we
might give our customers the benefit of it.
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The only place to buy Tea in
Fremont is at P. CLOSE.
Coffee, Tea, and Sugar 'have gone
down at P, CLOSE.
Call at the Young America Wooden
and Willow Ware House for Tubs, Pails'
Wash boards Travelling Baskets, Market
Baskets, Sewing Baskets, Fancy Baskets OF
any kind of a B4sket.
CLARENCE d FRANK CLOSE.
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on the first Of January, and We shall from time to
time make other improvements. Let every one Of
the old readers Of the Journal assist US with their
influence. If you cannot do more, get US one new
subscriber, andin retHrn each one doing 50 shall
have credit Of hftY cents on his own subscription
All BALsLEY, I'd. & Prop'r journal,
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THE JOURNAL.

FREMONT. sANDQsKX CO, OHIO
''s : FRIDAY, EoF %, lsBe. e
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The Fremont journal
An EutIre New Dress

still more worthy OF your patronage, and as a fin
step in that direction we intend to put it fi
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B u C * [ A m d. S.
170 tire 7 We sell Pure and Reliable Drugs
~ VWO ! lower rates than other dealers.

We claim to sell more and at lower
rates and of better quality.
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PAINTS,OILS

11VEQ Our Dyes welwarrant to be the best that
= so can be bought II
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Young America Wooden and Willow Ware
Emporium, Oroghan St., Clarence d Frank
Close prOprietors, Fremont Ohio. 48
, 1869-09-21
T E L E G. r A nj S .
NEWS FROM EUROPE AND AMERICA
TO 3RD INSTANT.

Madrid, 23d August The Project of
Parpignan has arrested ten Carlists in the
act of crossing the French frontier.-
Great efforts are made to save the life Of
the leader Polo.-Dissensions exist be-
tween the ministers as regards the mea-
sures which have to be taken against the
, 1869-09-21

the present cisterns in the towns, whereby it
may perhaps be ascertained, that many have
been allowed to go to ruin gradually.
The End member for FrederikSted's country
district (McWilliam) stated, that there was
reason to have the matter investigated by a
Commission.
The 5th Crown-member (Rahr) was of the
opinion that the money required was a secondary
matter. The appointment of a commission
would never prejudice the measure. If the
application of one thousand dollars prove bene-
fetal, the amount might certainly be obtained
perhaps a smaller amount may be required, fl.
to purchase NOrton's pomps.
His Excellency observed, in reply to the
question put forth by a member regarding the
enactments concerning %csterns in the towns,
that the existence CT any regulation to that eff
feet is not known to exist, rendering it compul-
sorry on h~ouse-oWners to have ~cisterns attached
to their buildings, but surely there was cause
tor prescribing the same. According to his
view Of the matter an objection may be raised
against the building Of public c~isterns, as there
by houSe-oWners would be the more led to neg
lect the building or keeping private c~isterns in
order, which is Of SO great Importance not onlV
in case of fire, but also because there could be
no thought Of having so many and so large
public ciSterns built, that the whole population
could be furnished with water for daily con
sumption. Besides there has been held |inveSti-
cations from time to time in this town regarding
the wells during the present spell Of drought,
some OF which are known to furnish good water
for drinking, and as yet there has been no cause
to apprehend the wells not giving a sufficient
supply of water for the use of the inhabitants.
From the views expressed by members of the
Council to-day, he, however, considered the
whole matter worthy of further and close con
sideratiOn but, as the Colonial Law does not
warrant the Council any authority to appoint
commissions for investigating such a matter, the
Government would appoint a Commission and
afford the Council an opportunity to appoint some
of its members to convene with the same.
The End member for Frederiksted's town
(Faber) thanked His Excellency for his favor
able view of the proposal, and was DESTROYS of
knowing, if His ExcellenCy would promise to
appoint the Commission in one of the first NEE
tings, which was replied in the affirmative.
The Chairman offered some remarks con-
corning the supply of water in the town of Fred
erikSted, which he considered would be found
quite sufficient by erecting in one of the wells
In the lagoon a mill similar to those used on the
estates for supplying water for the use of the
works. He considered the discussion closed by
the declaration of His Excellency concerning
the appointment of Commission.
4, A communication by the Governor concerning
the advances pr. bureau hitherto granted to
several planters, and of a suggestion by the
contractor for the meal.
The case was treated within closed doors,
Rules of Business s 7, and was postponed until
the next meeting,
The meeting closed at % o'clock.
, 1869-09-21

46At VI NIL ~tlIuSHdIl6 , ClCutIltIdIe
differ from the foreign version. Accord
ing to the former he was named Envoy
of China to the tributary nations.
New York, 25."-The difficulties be-
tween Egypt aud Turkey have been ar
ranged.
Brussels, 25th.-The Independence
Beige" has information that the Khedive
of Egypt is shortly expected at Constan-
tinople. The Sultan is preparing to give
him a grand reception.
The complete reconciliation of Ismail
Pacha and the Sublime Porte is an accom-
plished fact, and the Egyptian question
is over.
Brussels, 25th.-The Madrid cores
pondent of the independence Beige"
says:
"Nothing is changed. The situation
is the same. Armed bands still traverse
the provinces. Sabareigo continues at
the head of the force which was reported
dispersed and destroyed some time ago
Madrid, 26lh.-General Prim will leave.
for Vichy, Senior Topote replacing him
in the discharge of his duties whilst alb
sent. 5000 men will leave for Cuba
during the present fortnight. The Car
list leader Polo and others of his band
have been condemned to death. The
government has officially thankeds the
volunteers and others who have assisted
in reestablishing order.
New York, 26th,-The drought is caus-
ing much suffering in Philadelphia. No
rain has fallen in that city since the 5th
August. In the Paramount aqueduct so
short is the supply of water that the cor
poration has voted a sum of $4,000 to
succour the poorest families. A rumour
is circulated hat General Laroche the
Haytian Minister at Washington is agita-
ting the purchase Of some Ironclads from
the American Government and that in
payment for them his government offers
to cede the mole of st. Nicholas to the
American government Admiral Poor
has sailed for the West Indies to replace
Admiral Hoff Commander of the North
Atlantic Squadron.
. London, 27th.-The great race between
the boats of the Colleges of Oxford and
Harvard took place to-day. Oxford won
by six seconds.
Paris, 27th.-General Prim, yielding to
the pressure of this governm ent commutes
the sentence of death pronounced against
several of the Carlist clergy, and it is be-
lieved that there will consequently be no
more executions.
London, 28th.-The Post says that
Spain has firmly refused the proposals
made by the United States with regard
to the Island of Cuba.
Madrid, 28th.-The Prince Augustus
of Portugal, is, according to the EIpocQ,
, 1869-09-21

General Peru 10 viii without doubt be
banlshed to the Cana Y islands. General
Serrano has returned rom la Graya.
Paris, 23d-The following has been re-
ceived from Spain. The CarlistS under
the command of GaIirido, Sales RJele and
Roger have been beaten in the province
of Castellou de la Plana, Valencia.
The leader Sabariegos has again APP
peared in Spain, accompanied by so arm
ed men
Cronstadt, 23rd,-A violent storm to-
day at this place, during which a monitor
dragged her anchors and struck a screw
trlgate, sinking her almost instantaneous
ly. 16 Of her crew were drowned.
Madrid, 23rd.--His Highness the Re
gent has contradicted the supposition of
his supporting the candidature of the
Duke Of Montpensier, alleging his neu-
traIi'y in the election Of a soyereign.-
Five more Carlists have been arrested by
the French police.
Madrid, 24th-The Republicans have
addressed a petition to the Governor
praying that better food and lodging may
be provided for the CarIistS prisoners.
London, 24th.-Vice Admiral Henry
Chads has been appointed to the COM
mand Of the British squadron in the Pa
citic, replacing Admiral G. F. Hastings.
Constantinople, 24th.-A messenger
from Alexandra has arrived with the
reply of the Viceroy Of Egypt to the note
OF the Sultan. The Viceroy gives ample
assurances Of his loyalty.
Paris, 25lh.-The Emperor has almost
entirely recovered from his recent indis-
position. The Committees report on the
Senatu8 ConsuItum was read to-day in the
Senate. The principal notifications
made by the Committee are 1.-THE Sc
nate may refuse a bill without giving it's
reasons for so doing. The Government,
at a request that the order of the dav
Chat is to say, a vote of confidence or
want of confidence be laid on the table,
may appoint a committee to enquire into
the subject. A decree will fix the rules
rendered necessary by the Senatus Con-
suitum, and define the constitutional re-
lations between the great powers Of the
ate."-Yesterday there was a great ex-
plosion at the mines Of FUNNY, 6 miles
from St. Etiennc, 10 persons persisted.
London, 25th.-A Geographic cable
VarIey's SYSTEM is projected between
Ireland and America.-The Government
ofPekin refuses to ratify the treaty effec-
ted by Mr.. B~urlinghame and the Chinese
embassy in the United States. Mr.. J.
Ross Browne, late American Minister to
China, in answer to a representation made
by the English and American residents
at Shanghai, denounces the policy of Mr..
B%urlinghame and says that he considers
it as a proof of the little inclination the
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-03
Terms $500 per annuns, IN adrance.

III. Fund established by the act of July q,
1850 for the reimbursement of the City Loan of
$500 900 maturing Feb. 1, 1871. This fund has
increased from $4,000 in 1851 to $121 $50 in
1869. The interest $1O1 ,91O.55 added to this
sum makes the total fund 1928, 100. 55 invested
in the same manner as the other fund with the
addition of Eastern Railroad stock.
iii. Fund established under the Act of
March, 1868, to provide for the redemption of
all that part of the City Loans of 1S4s and 1850,
not paid from the former Funds
This Fund is placed in the charge OF the
same Commissioners, and is constituted, sub
stantially, upon the same principles, but with
the difference that it is designed to accumulate
until the whole balance of debt is actually re-
deemed
The amount of contribution to this fund
since Dec. l. 1868, is S4162 80, of which $500
is invested in City Bonds.