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The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18
Proclamation by the Governor.

VHyHEREAS, II has como to the knowledge q the
w Executive that two citscns Of the State Of Kan
sns we're killed In Crawford county, in this State in
Aptil last, by John Richmond, Jr, jack Richmond,
LafMyett shutz and bud Morris. and that the said
Jack Richmond. Laiayett shultn and Bud Morris
arc still at large,
Now therefore l, Elisha Baxter. Governor of the
State Of Arkansas, By virtue Of the authority vested
hereby offer . reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each Of tho said three persons, to-witi
Jack Richmond, Lsfayett Shultz and Bud Morris,
and their delivery to the proper authorities Of the
said State,
In testimony whereof have hereunte
(-l~) set my hand md caused the seal Of the
lLe. State TO be affixed at Little Rock. this
lCGJ hfh day Of Scptepber, A.. y, lsl3.
EEISEA BAXTER.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18
~AI Job Work, cash on deliv-
M. e. Church, South.

p.rW. T. BOILING. Pastor. Divine ser
.,,.. every Sabbath at II o'clock. A. NJ. and
,elock p NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
..d.y evening at Z o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18
The Debois Cotton Gin,

Attentlon Is directed to the advertisement
Of the above celebrated Gin, in our paper. II
is highly recommended by all who have tried
II. Call and see the Gin at u. G. WILLIAMS.
Store.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

rg- Many OF the European hotels are
now provided with elevators, which are
known abroad rs lifts.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

ET One of the most successful bur.
glars is light; it is always breaking in
upon somebody.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

NATURAL PnsNoMENA.--A dandy on
shore is disgusting to many; ou' SVEN
at sea is apt to sicksn everybody
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

t5 JOHN NEAL, wishes to say. that he
IN SO much work in his line offered that he
las employed a skillful Watch Maker to as
" him for n short time. All having work
D his line are desired to hand it in at once.
nov WI
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

CLOTHING-CLOTHING.
a New Stock of IeEADY-MADE
hoIHlNG, for sale Cheap, at
sepl3otf HERR & CRAFTS.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

TlNHE wen known and long established
Ferry at Van Barren. Arkansas. Is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The pro-
n, ietors having recently put on y large New
Steamboat. and With careful and experienc.d
Ferrynen, they feel confident that they caL
give universal satisfaction TO the travelling
public. Their aim viii he to meet the in-
crcaslng demands OF the largo emigrant tray.
el to Texas.
The st Louis and sherman. Texas. u. =.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which IL =
good guarantee that II is the shortest rs well
As the best route for travel OF all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river, and can cross 300 wagons and ienms
per day. and no retention on either bank need
be expected Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides of
the river and no pains will he spared tn ac-
commodate the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
~. u Ferry Acconnts must be settled
Monthly No deriatioR from this rule.
III. c. RO BARDS, Proprietor
Van Buren,, Feb. T. IS. II
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18
FLORIDA.
KEY WEST, Nov. 10

A letter from Havana, dated November
9th, gives the following account Of the
execution of the Virginus prisoners at
Santiago de Cuba:
The four prisoners were shot at the
place made famous by previous execu-
tons, and in the usual manner, knccling
close to the slaughter-hoose wall. All
marched to the spot with tirmness. BAN.
BETA and Ryan showed marked courage,
although the former was slightly affected
toward the last. The two Others quite
broke down before they were bandaged,
but Ryan kept up to the last never
hinchng a moment, died without fear
or regret Bambetta and Ryan were
killed at the first discharge.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18
Blanks! Blanks !

DIlhkS! Blanks!
"ehsye the BlaHks, for sale at this Office.
a''abie for application to the Board of Super
'ors, for relief from the Levee Tax.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18
MERCHANTS

We are In continual receipt Of large and freak ad.
dtions stock and purchasers arc assured thcy
can always find full and complete assortment.
which VIC offer low for cash. .une' '73u
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

""F1y us whni you ons
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-18

RICHMOND, Va, Nov s.
The obsequies Of Mrs. Mary GUSTS
Lee, widow Of the late Gen Robert L.
Lee, took place to day in Memorial
chapel, Lexington Her three sons, W.
H. T. Lee, Custis Lee and Robert L Lee,
and her daughter, were present. besides a
large concoursc of friends, Her renans
were deposited by the side of her husband,
in the memoral-room. Mrs Lac was
sixty seven years Of age. Business was
entirely suspended, many places being
draped in mourning.
The sun., 1873-04-30
I'M j. sHfRKEY'S TRT4L.
The Disappearance OF Two Important WITT
tcso- The District AttOrUcS ~tilI Conh-
dent, NrNerthple-s.

deut NcNerthcic-s.
The rimor that two mat, rinl witnesses
for the pe'ule in the case = william J. sAarkcy
had suddenly disappeared Wa the chief tonic
Yesterday among the sporting men Of the Eighth
any surprise. They say that they always ex-
pectcd that something Of that Kind would hap
Pc. md they believe that the witnesses went
aw ~ a.. their own accord. They deny that tAu
witnesses ",lNcd $40 each for taking them
selves ~. an 10y that their action WAS
prompted solely q. motlNC+ 81 friendship fOr
Sharhcy.
MIR. Henry e. Alien. tn, chief clerk In H.. Dis
trCt Attorneys ONCE, stu' To- gentleman ve--
tcrddN tudt the lu-tpouvul M of The trial last
'uIay had mo- connection v IA the disappear
auce of the witnesses. lie ado, I that thtrewla
no found da;l IA for the rumor tina Shukev had
onered To plead guilty of any dVl1 II crime.
The District Attorney, he said, knev ten daN =
ago that the witnesses had gone ava. lie,
and was ready 10 do 50 on Monday last. Hhe
po-tponement WAS owing TO the express deter
lninAtion Of recorder Hackett to adjourn the
term Yesterday.
Were not the two men who have gone away
the only eyewitness Of the ARRAY: asked a
gentleman.
murder committed; The two who have left
town, John Best and Harry Cline, the bartender
In the saloon where the crime was committed,
-aw no more than the rest Of them. "Besidcs," ,"
said he, 1--WE have some witnessed whom Mr.
sharkey little expects To see ON the stand"
is the District Attorney making any efforts
70 hrn1 back Best and Cline inquired the
gentleman.
Certainly" said Mr.. Allen; 1--WE have detec-
tvcs ON their track, and We shall certainly catch
them, and God help them If we do"
Mr.. Allen says that none Of the witnesses were
ever sent to the House Of Detention or required
% give bonds for their appearance on the trial.
He adds that whether Best and Cline are found
or not Sharkey ia To be tried early in the next
teTul OI the General Sessions.
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Invited % ,ttend the funeral. from 81 Rrldgfs
church, hv "a at 10 N. to day "wednesday, April 30
mMOND.-on Monday morning. April es. hrs
julia A, DrummOnd.
Relatives and fIcIds Of TIC family and Of her bro.
thers John and keiran Pugarty invited To attend
on Ncdnt edav. aty \, N.
HART susanna Hart. widow Of W. Hart. deceased.
April -. agcI g.
The friend. and relatives Of the family. and of her
sister Mary Ann Thomas, are rSanrctfuly Invited
tcni ~" funeral ta day Mt the North 5th At Methodist
thurch, corner OF North 5th and tth sts, Williams
klLENAN, In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning 10Th
INST. len Kicrnan, Noungcst daughter OF the late
France kiernan and sister OF John and Philip Rfernpn
Funeral Nil the place from st Paus Church, cor.
ntr Ourt and Congress ste, on 1hurrday, May At
MA l.. ON Tuesday morning. Maria Cuyier, wife of
William Weymau Mall, and youngest daughter Of tie
late Oswald and sarah H. Calnsnn In the 25th year Of
her age.
Relative. and friends q the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from 81. Aichael's
Chgrcb Blpominy ale on l.,iJaL, Nay 2 att M.
MAXIMUM Tuctdsy. the apth lnet., Arthur Nor.
man the beloved child Of John Louis and Susan mar
TIM aged 1months and u days
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
NHlTIOCk-ln Port Richmt nd, g. I April ~. VIII
lock, AZ years, 10 months and ~ daya
The friends and relatives " the family are invited
st IA O'CLOCK.
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TnE WEEKLY sUN published tins morning 60
tslns the following

TIE WEEKLY sUN published tins morning con-
tsins the following
startling Confc-sion-A A story that should he Read
aud fondeTvd Fraud that the Pr sd'ut ami cab
lutt NeIr fu,ly Informed Hhuut Was ugtun Irsi-ll-
tnn Annual Nrssigc Of the Governor " the District
Of COlumbil The Mudoc War-seyere Fighting Win
the savages-Serous Losses among the Troops
Of General lnaisn War The old Worlds News.
Grants Vienna COmmlsson ia Disgrace Defeat Of
President Thlers -Reyolut. .OuAry Sctnes IN Madrid
Fai ure Of Another New YORK Bank The Cashier u
Large Dciaultcr; The Methodist Clergy lnchriety
uCuedlngE Of the NeeNly Meeting The Oiicial Vote
uf Connecticut The Lucklest Man Ia Amerca-Draw.
terry; The Practice ~ lmposturc In New YORK An
Adept In the Art Dinner at DelnOnicos Diamond
Cut Diamond Novel lue Of Business; Departure of
Senator Carl SchurL Tor Europe; Capture OF Western
Desperate; Further Proceedings Respecting the Eng
hsh FOrgers Politics In Mississippi ROhesOu AZ
IL again; Ingenious Jail breaking selling judicial
Seat; Lieut.. Col Fred Dent Grant Terrible Tragedy
In New York-Ehect Of Mothers MelanchOlia Two
Cheeks Not Paid; The Question 81 the Day-What Con.
sttutes Insanity Harry Meggs's Understanding
Contractor is building; The Wrongs OF Poor JACK
and an Attempt to Redress them Railroad In Flor
Ida Queer People at the CapliOli The Greek Prayer
Book Negro Princess In Hayti; Colorado John
In Montgomery AlA.j Hints on Fashion and Dress
Notes ON science ana Industry Many Columns " Edi
torial Articles and Agricultural Matter Life In the
Metropolis Interesting Sketches OF city News store.
Mhat Our Advertisement Brought aud Owe hauled bl
q Pirate Financial Intelligence ana Markets
The WEEKLY sun contains a complete eptome OF the
news of TIA, woek from all parts Of the Ualtel states
and the Ansrc ,nt Copies IN wrIpper' rsi ~
fornang tothe oil c1untry may ba hI1 at tao jss 4
eur publication once Price four cents. For sale by
all news dealers In city and country.
The sun., 1873-04-30
LONG BR4NCH NOTES.
The season will open very early.
The Metropolitan Hotel is TO let.
Tho United States Hotel Is for sale.

The season will open very early.
The Metropolitan Hotel is 10 let.
Tue United States Hotel is for sale.
Cottages going up In every direction.
HathawHy's House at Deal will open May ~.
Mr. Sothern, the actor, will spend the summer
At Long Branch.
The new Central Hotel will open as nrst-
class hotel June /.
Howland's Hotel will continue under the same
management Ne before.
Gen. Robert +. stockton will occupy Browns
cottage again this summer.
Mr.. Louis schmulllng is building a new hotel
TO be cal ed the sans sOucl
The Claren Ion Hotel Ia still conducted by Sam
Spencer, Open all the year.
Ex-Secretary Borie has erected lovely cot
tage and will occupy II this season.
Ex-Collector Thomas Murphy and family are
already occupying their villa on ocean avenue.
Over one hundred cottages have been erected
on the beach OF Long Branch since last summer
The bluffs Of Long Branch have been washed
away from tATee tO nfeen feet since last summer.
Cooper Cottage has been sold for S22, 200 to
Haines Borten who Will probably run II this
season.
The West End Hotel opens the irst week In
the latter gentleman formerly OF the New YORK Hotel
A new drive is being made, seven miles IN
length from Long Branch to the Highlands the bridge
This road connecting the sea with the main land
runs close to the ocean.
Mr., Warren Leland e preparing the Ocean
Hotel for the season OF 1873. The large dining
level with the same. The laundry has been removed,
Hna on ne f2aaa Sya1e naye se. rs sy. Ss
beautifully graded garden scattered all the
! lawn, and basHes VI nosers adorn the oaieoniss.
The sun., 1873-04-30
THE DorER WIFE MURDER.
Visit To Luigi LuzIgnnni IN the Morr'a
town Jail Ropricvrd for Two weeks III
story of The Tragedy.

A visit to Luigi Luyianant IN the Mcrria-
town Jail Ropricvrd Tor Two weeks IIis
story Of The Tragedy.
The anticipated hanging ~ the unfortu-
nate italian. Indignant, who was rccently sen
| fenced TO death for the murder of his wife, has
created consld, rablc hustle ia Motristown, ~
j. SUN reporter yesterday visited the Jail in
which tho condemned man is confined. Sheriff
Van Devee- kindly allowed him To see the pri4-
onor. Luzgnani Is In neat little cell, 10 r
fectly clean, ON the walls II which are a few
pictures He is ~ medium height, pleasing In
appearance and about twenty eight wears old.
He speaks but little English, and most II hs
conversation IL through an Interpreter. During
the past week he has been very III, and at one
time II was thought he might not live until tue
DAY fixed for his death. The sentence appears
to have weighed very heavily upon his mind,
especially within the past three days.
PREPARED TO DIE.
In answer to quca:ions Luzignan said that he
was prepared to die II II must be -, but he
st"ItiY adhered to the story before printed, that
he and his wife had Frequently quarrelled be foro
the,r ~eparai ion over one Dorati, an Italian, who
had known her IN ltalv.
discovered that my wife wa- living in Dover
with TINS man, aud Thought sc had J,oA tho
cause of breaking up my home.
THE F,TAL visfr.
her To r't,irn to my home. | found her All ing
alone III q tile room. aud begged of her to r,,-
turn. we had n few angry words. but they wero
4oon over and white we were talking Burafi en-.
tered. induced my wife To- GO outside. and
had long talk ON the sidewalk. She almost
agreed To come back. AMI asked me to- 40 inside
with her A. soon as Borati found that my wife
thought ~ returning WITH me he few into paA-
sion aud We QuarrcUcd. My wife went back on
ne aud took up a knife and, IA thought. at
tcWptod To ptnh mo. I'm y moment of fculV I
seized knit" i>ing on the table and stabbed
h,r. at .c same tine was stabbed On the back
~ my head 10y Buratl. did not intend To- Kill
her.
M pHtEvEn rOU Two wrrKs.
Before the reporter went away Intelligence
was received hN a mc-sCugpr from Gov. Parker
that ia consequence of the petition presented to-
ntm on MundaN last, 81 tncd rv a uumucr of In
nucntial res dents OF Morris;own, and tie legal
points subuittcd Iy the prisoners counsel, he
hat granted reprieve for Two weeke to review
the evidence.
When the prisoner was told this he seemed re-
HcVcd, and uttered few sentences In Italian ex-
IfcsslNc ~ hope that his life might Ice spared.
bn Tue dnN the Court OF parduns consisting
~ the Governor, the Chancellor an fix Judges.
Will meet In Trenton To- review the evidence and
listen to some new points not developed on the
trials.
The sun., 1873-04-30
1HE 1ErAH or RoBr. p. BLEAKLEY
Would Oakley Hall Pcrpctratc n Pun at n
Funeral t-Makiug Fua Of the Men who

| Would Oakley Hall Pcrpctratc n Pun at a
Funeral t-Makiug Fua Of the Men who
nre Dragged Up Tor jury Duty.
! Tho trnl Of Robert r. Blcakley for the
| killing " his niece, Maud Merrill, was resumed
! in the Oyer and Termincr yesterday. The pris-
oner seemed feeble, and tho officers attending
| him assisted In his mounting the steps from the
ground floor to tho court room. lilo was
allowed a breathing spoil In an anto-room, but
nevertheless entered the court room with tot
tcrtng steps and a distraught appearance, indi-
eating either sickness or conaummato acting
AFTER several pcrsons bal been rejected, X ,ocrt
Jarhine, contractor of ~ Wcst ThIrtv-fourth
street. was sworn as the NTH juror. Charles w.
iiuettcher wa sworn az the sixth juror. Jules
komier had road THE SJN In Cedar Keys Fla,
ana mad an oIinion based upon that reading
which disqualified him In the esiimation " the
tiicrs. Mr.. VIM. s. Patton. clothier 20 Hroah-
way, wa4 accepted as the seventh Juror. Charles
in n few minutes to TIE eighth seat John
togcrs, sculpt1 ", 2l2 Fifth avenue. was eworn "a
the ninth Juror.
After sct cgai mad been rejected house agent
whs called, and he EXPRESSED to Judge Urady
Hstunishment that man IN the house business
Should be called juror on tie frst day ot
May. Iy consent he WAS excused. This served
az good h mt tu a number Of other gentlemen
waiting IN the room. who looked IA THOUGH they
aprroar ned jury duty with the cmotions OF Il
child taking n dose Of castor oil. They, too,
were moving, or would he II released by the
Court. After tho eighth man had made this ex-
cuse, Mr.. Iiail could restrain his desire to pcr-
Dctrttc q nun no longer Ilo said The defence
did not want a Juror whu-e mind was distracted
with thoughts Of first Of MAY miseries. 1T was a
Mrbnin itself, dtsqualifytn2 man, from tho
consideration of the question OF Insanity that
would he ptrt Of THE case. All the May-nlacs
were excused.
Henry W. Niemann. produce dealer, ISL wash
inCtun Market, wis sworn ~ the tenth juror All
thn rest on the panel escaped, and The Court,
ordering a new draft Of one hundred, ad burned
The sun., 1873-04-30

Houston street, East river, to Grand street,
Brooklyn, william mith, tioI01 per aDaun.
Foot ~ barclay street 10 iIoeoA,a s. J e. l.. iuss.
ton o. ~.
From p'shrosso' street North river to jersey CITY
\. l.. I,ul-, Sitp.
From io.t o, barclay street 20 Hob0keu. j.. Io-
hOsTn l0Ut and lI eiItut company, 81 IN
From Grand street, NeN orK. 10 Grald street, VII
lam-h1r-ll. Peoples Iery lourtuF. $50.
same, Sew lorA ana brooklyn Fern Co SNN.
From ucty - street, last river, to Astoria l.
J., 1hos. y tromhic tiOu
From Houston street, New York, to Grand str q.
Brpnkyu, FrAucts swift, . On
From Houston street Sew YorE 10 Grand treet.
Bruualyn. New YORK. ann Long Island CO.. fa.
rom Houston street, New YORK TO Grand street,
NuNamHhursl, j : Waterbury, tJJIu.
Which were aid over Tor cuusiderAtou.
The sun., 1873-04-30
NJ X RIED ID,

CRABBE.LEEDs--At Absecom, y. !, on wcdnes-
day, April o. 1873 at the residence VI the brides pa
rents Henry CrsbOe, fOrinery of Rrookyn, y. T., to
Mary H. youngest daughter OF Felix Leeds, Esq No
cards.
CAMPAN-w wooLsEY, on Thursday, Aprh q, At
Stamford, Conn, by the Rev. T. W HTahwaie, George
Throop Campan of Detroit 70 MARY Livingston Wool
sey daughter OF Commodore NJ. B WoOlsey, United
.FRENcn MILNE, On THURSDAY. April q. 1873 At
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev David
Moore, Jr, ID. D.. VIM, Atwood French TO Emma
ia lighter Of Peter Milne, Ksqq all of BrooAlyn.
day, April "a Horace v starr of Brookyn, /. l.. tu
Mary E., daughter Of John W Smith OF New London,
MooRE-PlkNE; At the residence Of the hride :
parents. on Saturday. AprU 20, by the Rev. Hsscy
Moore of New YORK, assistod by the Rev. Dr. nsyil
can't joseph Peene. ali OF Yoaker, \ w. eseeot rs
above. No carus,
RICHARDSON EDWARDS In Brooklyn, on Mon
day, April ~ ny the Rev Chas W. Homer, Al st. JHnesa
both OF Brooklyn.
THOMPSON sPERRy ON wednesday, Aprn %, by
the Rev. W G Egber at the residence OF the brides
psTentsI J9nes Y, Thompson 70 Ani,a A, sperry.
TOMPklNS- S-JbN Nkh-On Thursday, April ~, by he
Rev John Knox Allen, AT the Tesid nc 81 the bTdr
sister Mr. william MerrtllTompkins TO Miss Ida Jones
n i ID
The sun., 1873-04-30

now THE MONEY GOES.
The New Jersey Treasury suffering on Ac-
connt of Lux Legislation 4 Harvest Tor
the tOirt Reporters.

the tOirt Nepoftcf-.
TRENTON, April 2o-In the session OF
lSi2 there was passed 10y ths Legislature an act
providing that whenever anv ~ the law reports
of the state shall he reprinted ii -hall be lawful
for the state Treasurer to purchase 20 copies -
such reports At the same price g. each. and dis
tribute thcm Ia the same manner W the law u
cAancery report, the Treasurer to ray for them
out of tho treasury. An act supplementary -
this was passed at the recent session Of the
Legislature. 1t enabled anv supreme Court re-
porter who had few hundred volumes ~ hia
DreNnrourt on Death" To put them on ON the
state NJ s. u COPY. The law entities any count
/ fepo ttcr tu have copies and when the sets In
any volume are Incomplete to have the latter
reprinted up 10 the nunper ~ 9u, aud to he
paid for JOS the state. On what NAV bc called
the Did deal have 10 on credttable information
that Chief Justice Bcaslcy has taken in several
Thousand dollars and butcher has received be-
tween t3Op and 5000. one of the reportefs
has been irving 90 have about 500 worth Of
his notes reprinted. lie has been negotiating
with prominent printing house. | learn that
the notes II another are actually going through
the presses 81 another establishment.
Gus. Canneld had hill introduced TO repeal
beth ,of these acts. II passed the House, out
The Governor Will to-morruW issue his procla-
nation conyening the Constitutional Commits
sion of fourteen In ths senate chamber one
wcel. from Thursday. Il T. more than probable
. me Nipait 'i,...'...,a.. ..- - III
House to-day. II j. compose4 II ex-Gov. Chas
=. Olden. Judge Iathrup - Madison. Htnui 70 2
t.n I. Randolph ~ jersey City, and Coi Tom
Mckeen ~ camden. This r. one Of the few
commissions which Gov. Parker fayors. II
has already secured the = ate nearly th!ec mil
times ~ much. Col. " k,eu took his place for
the INST time Wiz the commission.
The sun., 1873-04-30
tunautral.


4 ONNERCIAL WAREIOU COMPANY
OF .Ncw YORK, ~ william St. New York, April II.
Nt- TIE iuard - DirecOrt have this day declared
quarterly dividend Of two snf half 2sl per cent on
Man I.
Tho transfer books viii be closed from April N until
May JAMES CLYNE. secretary.
DROPO=ALS FOR sToCKs OF THE CITY OF
Sealed proposals viii be rcce we'd at the Comptrollers
Office until thursday. sth day Of May sI3 at2 clocg
i. NJ, when the came Will be pubc ely opened, for the
whole or any part u the sun of one million aud forty
N.Y. Thousand nyc hundred dollars Of siOcE Of the city
AbDiTiGSAI SEw CRoroN AouEDucT STOCK.
authorized by chapter ~. Laws Of is11, pay
URofoN WATER MAIN STOCK. ''V'
able Nov. /, y - 100
authorized by chapter 'jg Laws Of 1872, pay
ADDfTioNAL CRoToS WATER STOCK,
authorized BY cnapier 80. am nded by chapter
~ LaNs uf l~tl, ptls Ilr NOV. !, gi ..... l5W
CITY IMPROVEMENT STOCK.
Sddtr0tRY chfDtaT "a, ,hseS.ofi~f nay;
cent PC annum, payable on the nrs day Of May and
November In errh year.
The propo,als V state the amount Of stocks desired
and The price per one hundred dollars there and the
persons hose pro- o,als are accepted VIII thereupOn
be required to delOst with the Comptroller the sums
awarded TO tacm csicctNey. together with any
premiums thereon when they viii be entitled
corincWeE for equal amounts Of the par value Of te
sHs awarded o. hcn bearing interest from the dates
Each propossl should be sealed ana endorsed. FRO
pOsas FOR -uck OF the city Of New FORK and enclosed
In second onv lopr address ID to the Comptroller.
The right - fycd 0u the part Of the Comptroller to
rCiact any or oil Of thc bids il his Judgment he IN
ANDREW H. GREEN.
Cip ~ Nv YORK, Department of Finance, Comptrol'
Ter Oh. r, April ~, 1873.