payable quarterly, and shall be redeemable on the first day of November, in the year 1870.

2. The said stock shall consist of two hundred and fifty shares, and the nominal value of each share shall be one hundred dollars.

3. The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund are hereby authorized to advertise for proposals for the whole or any portion of said stock, and determine which and what proportion of such proposals shall be accepted.

24. The Comptroller shall issue certificates of stock to the person or persons, company or companies, whose proposals shall have been accepted, provided the par value of such stock, together with any premium to be given therefor, shall have been deposited into the city treasury, for the account of "Building Loan Stock No. 3."

5. The said certificates shall be made in conformity with the resolution of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of August, 1835, and shall be signed by the Comptroller, and countersigned by the Mayor.

26. The money so to be raised by virtue of this ordinance, shall be applied to, and expended for, the purpose of "building, or erecting a work-house building or buildings," and the Comptroller shall keep a separate and distinct account of such moneys received and paid on account of said stock and buildings.

87. The provisions of an ordinance entitled "An ordinance providing for the redemption of the City Debt, and the payment of interest thereon," approved by the Mayor, February 22, 1844, as far as the same can be applied to the stock hereby created, shall be applicable to the same.

An Ordinance to create a public fund or stock to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3."-(Passed August 14, 1851).

The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York in Common Council convened, do ordain as follows:

¿1. A public fund or stock, to be called " Public Building Stock No. 3," shall be created for a loan of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, which shall bear an interest not exceeding five per centum per annum,

payable quarter yearly, and be redeemable as follows: Fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1857; and fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1858; and fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1859.

2. The said stock shall consist of one thousand five hundred shares, and the nominal value of each share shall be one hundred dollars.

3. The Comptroller is hereby authorized to advertise for proposals for the said stock. The proposals so to be received shall be opened in the presence of the Finance Committees of both Boards, and the Comptroller shall determine which and what proportions of such proposals shall be accepted.

4. The Comptroller shall issue certificates of stock to the person or persons, company or companies, whose proposals shall have been accepted, provided the par value of such stock, together with any premiums to be given therefor, shall have been deposited into the city treasury for the account of" Public Building Stock No. 3."

25. The said certificates shall be made in conformity with the resolution of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of August 1835, shall be signed by the Comptroller, and countersigned by the Mayor.

86. The money to be loaned by virtue of this ordinance shall be applied to the reimbursing the city treasury the amount expended therefrom, for the erection of public buildings for the city of New York, and to the erection of such additional public buildings as may be required for the use of said city.

87. The provision of the ordinance entitled "An ordinance providing for the redemption of the City Debt and the payment of interest thereon," approved by the Mayor, February 22, 1844, so far as the same can be applied to the stock hereby created, shall be applied to the same.

An Ordinance to create a public fund or stock to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3."-(Passed May 20, 1852).

The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New York, in Common Council convened, do ordain as follows :

1. A public fund or stock, to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3," shall be created for a loan of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, which shall bear an interest not exceeding five per cent. per annum, pay

able quarter yearly, and be redeemable as follows: Fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1860; fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1861, and fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1862.

2. The said stock shall consist of one thousand five hundred shares, and the nominal value of each share shall be one hundred dollars.

3. The Comptroller is hereby authorized to advertise for proposals for the said stock; the proposals so to be received, shall be opened in the presence of the Finance Committees of both Boards and the Comptroller, who shall determine which and what proportions of such proposals shall be accepted.

4. The Comptroller shall issue certificates of stock to the person or persons, company or companies, whose proposals shall have been accepted, provided the par value of such stock, together with any premiums to be given therefor, shall have been deposited in the city treasury for the account of "Public Building Stock No. 3."

§ 5. The said certificates shall be made in conformity with the resolution of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of August, 1835, and shall be signed by the Comptroller, and countersigned by the Mayor.

6. The money to be loaned by virtue of this ordinance shall be applied to the reimbursing the city treasury the amount expended therefrom, for the erection of public buildings for the city of New York, and to the erection of such additional buildings as may be required for the use of said city.

27. The provision of the ordinance entitled "An ordinance providing for the redemption of the City Debt, and the payment of interest thereon," approved by the Mayor, February 22, 1844, so far as the same can be applied to the stock hereby created, shall be applied to the same.

An Ordinance to create a public fund or stock, to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3."-(Passed September 26, 1854).

The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New York in Common Council convened, do ordain as follows:

1. A public fund or stock, to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3," shall be created for a loan of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000), which shall bear an interest not exceeding five per centum per annum,

payable quarter yearly, and redeemable as follows: Fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1863, and fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1864.

2. The stock shall consist of one thousand shares, and the nominal value of each share shall be one hundred dollars.

3. The Comptroller is hereby authorized to advertise for proposals for the said stock; the proposals so to be received shall be opened in the presence of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, who shall determine which and what proportions of such proposals shall be accepted.

4. The Comptroller shall issue certificates of stock to the person or persons, company or companies, whose proposals shall have been accepted, provided the par value of such stock, together with any premiums to be given therefor, shall have been deposited in the city treasury for the account of" Public Building Stock No. 3."

5. The said certificates shall be made in conformity with the resolution of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-five, and shall be signed by the Comptroller and countersigned by the Mayor.

6. The money to be raised by virtue of this ordinance shall be applied to the reimbursing the city treasury the amount expended therefrom for the erection of public buildings for the city of New York, and to the erection of such additional buildings as may be required for the use of said city.

7. The provisions of the ordinance entitled "An ordinance providing for the redemption of the City Debt, and the payment of interest thereon;" approved by the Mayor, February 22, 1844, so far as the same can apply to the stock hereby created, shall be applicable to the same.

An Ordinance to create a public fund or stock, to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3."—(Passed April 13, 1855).

The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New York in Common Council convened, do ordain as follows:

1. A public fund or stock, to be called "Public Building Stock No. 3," shall be created for a loan of one hundred thousand dollars, which shall bear an interest not exceeding five per cent. per annum, payable quarter yearly, and redeemable as follows: Fifty thousand dollars on the

first day of November, 1865, and fifty thousand dollars on the first day of November, 1866.

2. The said stock shall consist of one thousand shares, and the nominal value of each share shall be one hundred dollars.

3. The Comptroller is hereby authorized to advertise for proposals for the said stock; the proposals so to be received shall be opened in the presence of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, who shall determine which and what proportions of such proposals shall be accepted.

4. The Comptroller shall issue certificates of stock to the person or persons, company or companies, whose proposals shall have been accepted, provided the par value of such stock, together with any premium to be given therefor, shall have been deposited in the city treasury, for the account of "Public Building Stock No. 3."

5. The certificates shall be made in conformity with the resolution of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of August, 1835, and shall be signed by the Comptroller, and countersigned by the Mayor.

26. The money to be raised by virtue of this ordinance, shall be applied to the reimbursing the city treasury, the amount expended there. from, for the erection of public buildings for the Corporation of the city of New York, and to the erection of such additional buildings as may be required for the use of said Corporation.

7. The provisions of the ordinance entitled " An ordinance providing for the redemption of the City Debt, and payment of interest thereon," approved by the Mayor, February 22, 1844; so far as the same can apply to the stock hereby created, shall be applicable to the same.

Of" The New York City Five per cent. Stock for Docks and Slips."

An Ordinance to create a public stock or fund, to be called "The New York City Five per cent. Stock, for Docks and Slips."—(Passed August 14, 1851.)

The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New York, in Common Council convened, do ordain as follows:

1. A public fund or stock, to be called "The New York City Five per cent. Stock, for Docks and Slips," shall be created, for a loan of three hundred thousand dollars, which shall bear an interest not exceed