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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01
Rutland aud Huntington Railroad.

We are pleased 10 learn that this most
popular and entepnsing road Is doing
large, daily Increasing, and profitable hnsI-
ness. There is not rcher agricultural
region IN New England. In passing over
the road, the traveller cannot fail 30 notice
the very large amount Of local business that
ceutcrs upon II at all points. II Is worthy
Of note that during the pas, year the bust
ness on the Rad has doubled; fact which
i - own golden comment Ia this con
nectlon u will be- proper b. state figure or
t~o;- From June !, the commencement Of
the present fiscal yesf, 10 Nov. l, the re-
ccip,s 81 the road were slJ7 600, and with
a very pen.eptihle increase. duly.
The road u under model mana gcmefi,
ne may safely say, which Is 80, surpassed
90 any road IN the country. and cuualed by
tsTy few. The treasurer, Peter Harvey.
Eaq. e our city, Il familiar TO our citiznils
ss oHt Of the first business mon Of New
England, and sell calcal,cd so give char
arier 10 the nosd IN the eyes q the public.
and confidence IN those 81 the s,ockhaiders.
The whole y under the SUPPLEMENTARY 81
NJ John y. Duniap, ucll known az a man
thoroughly experienced and posted ~ ruil
foad dutes, maiiers. and management. He
b. ioftnne 10 any comI~ny; and ius' a.
counegu- and gcIiiennniy a. be Is stuar;
anA keen. Il D. 3oabtlcss "a has aa!l direct
ed ami shpestiy tuned efforts, jolnsd with
these II NJ ilsney, and Others, that the
road s. cnlos ing 10 Bn small extent - nn-
csa'nplod prosperity and popularity 49, Bos-
ton Ails-.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

THILNDELFHIA, IJcc z.
Last night Abraham I.isk whilst proceeding
from Little York to Easton, Pa, fell down
In the road from fatigue, and was found this
morning in dying state, from exposure
He was carried 10 the farm house of Sam
uel Duckwor, whose wife coming suddenly
into the room was so shocked at the sIghi
Of the unfortunate man that she fell on the
floor and died almost Instantly. Lisk lived
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

RrIo~ATioS on rnE PRrsuprSr or
rur snsArr.-Thc following letter from
William h. King, resigniny the office Of
president pro lem. of the Senate, was read
in that body on the Goth inst:
Washington CITY. Dec. 20, 1851.
SlNAT0Rs--Thc fcble state ofmy health
renders me unable to discharge the duties
Of president pro i,m. Accept, ! beg yon,
my resignation Of the honorable position IN
which yon have, with 80 much unanlmiiy,
placed me.
In taking leave Of you, senators, permit
me to express my grateful acknowledr-
ments for your uniform personal kindness.
and the generous support You have never
failed TO give me in my efforts TO preserve
order and enforce the parliamentary law
May morciiul Providence preserve 10 each
of you the creates, of all earthly blessings
health.
With the highest respect and esteem, |
am your obedient servant,
WM. r. KING.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

Murder AND RoBBERY.--A diabolical
murder was committed in the neighborhood
Of this city on Monday or Tuesday last
On the morning of that day, Mr. John Brown,
a respectable and wealthy citizen of Penn
broke, left home with his own team for thus
city, accompanied by his wife aud eldest son.
They were expected TO return last evening.
This morning, between nine and te,
O'Clock, the body Of Mr. Brown was found
on the p,ank road, near the North Alden
station of the Buffalo and Rochester rail
road, the head beaten in by some unknown
weapon, the clothes torn open, and poke,
nfed.
The wife and son are missing, and fears
are entertained that they have also been
murdered and their bodies removed.
MIR Brown was know. to ca about with
him ,nslderable money, and it would seem
that this was no secret TO the murderers.
Every effort is being made TO trace out
the perpetrators Of this bloody deed, and
We trust ere long they may be in the hands
of Justice Buffalo Com ADV.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

esas AS. ilsst aHgi WA No &C.
c..asi foa W .st.ngiau rilits hat 9 ~
carr sa. usisra a HYDE couuiy. q 70
,t.r a src. and nam wears haP,iH
prsarhf,. aieiy. 90 eoasc ffifrla us pruicNi.
knpcka8 has sif dfwn with chair. ans
beat her Nth Il nn'il the char hr'sc into
pieces. and ihrn sciEed large siick and
ctmtnned o. beat bet until a man named
l.asaiief, ui,o hoardod IN lhn hon~c, pre-
', u,rd further ,iolonte. and then made his
raeat.r ir,lu The houss. a few days Aiirf-
wnr,l-. ssy on the 18th II ls-s H'oH'h. i.asa'-
iri clmnc,t H. ~ b the house, Sh'rh stood
near The pohlr foad, when CHrrov sn eccifg
lnm pass, took he gun and ran through his
field to cut HIM N. and overlook him 10
the savannah, end slsp, him dead ihcniook
ap hiss victim and CARRIED him soue hall a
mile INTO tao swamp, sad threw HIM dow
into the aud, snd stamped hum below the
surface, and covered HIM over with brush
and y supposed 70 have gone 10 California
lie bad bnen a hafd-Working man, and az,
cumuls,ua some 5000 of $4,000 worth Of
property. lie had been married three fines
ADD has children By osch marriages and
horrible 10 tell, circumstances have nos
come out that s,rengly indlcaie that boil
Of has deceased wives came ~ their deaths
by has hands Mr. Lassiicr was an educated
man. a schcul-toechcr. snd very much Of {
goniieman.--p Patriot.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

Ga Thursday the dwelling q AhFshau
Copy, es~i-, in tiii- place, YES burned down.
AID M {. abb was an Invalid. persisted IN
The fiaiaNs. Mn Colby ~as si.a terribly
burned ~hiie trying 20 save her husband
~ ~ss f'Fli.''' T,s1nhe Il N, Nee ilsar
80 irsssisfarr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

The Marquis Of Duro-now Duke Of
Wellington lsueceeding 10 his fathers title J
Ia sapersnnnated ro,e and topper. lie
lscks Renins or talent, whips bis wife, and
hsn't ss much morality or virtue as you'd
~hitcwash fclon. 80 ssys one Of the I'm
glish papers.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

o. The Price of butter is 50 high that
many non-roduccrs in the country, and
the poor Of cities, will hardly be able to in
dulge in It's use. II is well for hunani,y's
sake that il Is not the " staff of life. Peo-
pie can " live aud grow fat" upon bread
and molasscs if not so fat as lack Falstafi
by laughing, enough so to be comfortable
p. ). We imagine that those Cows TINT
dried mp 80 suddenly or wouldn't " give
down" TO fulfil butter contracts at Il shilling
a pound, will "como TO their milk" with
out grea, DELAY. Such cows must be too
cunning and shrewd to remain idle when
butter sells for - to30 cents Caledonian.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

az A young man from this town, nam
ed Daniels, who was acting as brakeman on
Passumpsic freight train, was nearly kill
ed on Thursday last by coming in collision
with the bridge of the Nashua rond at
Tyngsboro. This is the third accident of
the kind in New England within the last
three wecks.--[Vt Watchmnn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

W. let no man be too proud 70 ~ors
let no nan be ashamed Of hard ia, or a
-un-bnrnt conmsnsnce. III hun not be
ssHain"d oi POVERTY l,s' him only 10 =.
shsuffd u dRhonsstr snd idlcnes,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

A gentleman recently from Concord.
states on the strength Of personal inter
view with General Pierce, that he rs at
present inclined to make no eabinsl sp-
PolnIinenis FROM New England, as he con
siders that section Of the country adequate.
" represented in his own person.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

] would bot answer Cor tie conduct Of the
ahlesi man in the world, n knew that hs
was - concerted q M osp sbil'iss s.'o
hs shove sssic,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

Escy man cherishes IN Ia, heart some
object spmo SHINE at ahich lis sdoration
e pad, unknown TO his ielloW -mortsls--
unknown N al ave his God.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

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a pfsfi re.
fiess 10 " 1ls fsaais az flexss : Hsy-
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

or 1t i an editors duty always 10 tell
the TRUTH Wash. Union.
All, bat that's specific duty, and you
know that The Democrats are opposed 10
specific Dulles Louis. Jonr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

We have a report from Washington tia,
Gen Pierce had cpnferenc, al Concord
an Saturday with certain Of his friends who
had been specially invited IN regard to the
construction 81 hls cabinet, The Treasury
was offered 10 Mr. Senator Hunter, ,f Viz
gilih, bun he declined 10 aceep, the o.fioe.
lie was subsequently, urged 10 enter the
siAie Department, which, although con
irary 10 his desires, b., may possibly Do.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

Pirkcr's rAnfNrT.-Tl3e following dcs-
patch frAn Washington appears IN the
Ne~ York papers.
I, Is said that Gen. Pirrce has d,.tennin-
cd uPon Ggc members Of his cabinet. The
probabilities are OF rather the truth is, that
u. NJ. T. Hunter, ii Virginia, Charles g.
Grecn Of the Boston Poa, J. \. Dix Of New
York, james Guthrie. Of Kentucky, Jei'cr-
son DAVIS, OF Mississippi, and David Tod.
"a Cincinnati, are the unfortunate mcn
Rusk If Texas, Slidrll Of l.onisian-, and
" VI Gwin, and Nc Callistef nd Weller,
ufCaliiouis. arr spokenof foF the other two
plaec.. Cas-, Buchanan, Marcy, aud 'hc
Old fosy stock generally, Is down. Yoang
Amcs,sl and State Rights say ,hc, are high
rrslihed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

o. 4 Doctor says that, Of sll the snuff
in vogue, snuff Of the morning air is the
most basllhful and delicious.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01


No. H. Resolution fcls,Iae TO The Recip-
rsrily II Trade be'aren the United
si1ia. and Itnidiln Provinces.
WntAfAs n system n uiessiirs a rrs ipro-
csi trad bc,wrcn the niled State and
she Bnft-h rnetiHcr~ az tsnsis fszi aud
'ansds West, has be brought besafr
To- ai;s8ttet 10 thc American Congress,
and TO- aa1raiou q this poliry has been
ufs.'i ~ ile Csadian and British Agcn's
ana wbSnAs this proPosua removal Of
,rsfiic duties nh nztlanal products alone
atl udui iHin tho american markets
iatg- sAH'aM Of pr.dsee 81 winch the
tiaird States hsre . surplus. and viii
saur into thr Canadian markets fr,m
IN lmicd s,siss onis these articles
Il shleh the Canadians have an sbuad.
sHcr. and v',irh theY can produce a;
chesptf nzis than tire fsrnlers Of the [ nj
Vel State. c 50 produce. ,hsFciarc.
hsss3rs ts ne Seasfs aa4 Hotts. II Rfy-
r,stAiaists,. Tint the sslor,lon hy the Gov
rr~rses, sa tsa United States ~ the ss-csll-
- Re iFrurity Measures could be greatly
y she asinag T. 4 the agricultural producers
= tis l nited States. aid sDald confer up-
ga the in.eftsi- Of fhf L nfied States no q.
qsnAicn, seusfi
fisse'fsi. dssfAfs, T'hsi oar Seusinss in
Cpnrress b. instructed. ani our kcprcsen-
ts'Hses be F@laesied % aPP5se the Adoption
q st9 .aassanos 81 pAfiisiils IN eamaserc iai
itsirfeslHfs saa any iorssgn nation uI pro-
si'sr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

The Semi-W cekly Eagle has spread IT.
srif " IN most splendid style, and comes
ont large ss a bed-qnilt b. D. lIsHnts,
ESQ. H. former Editor, and, by tho by,
oito Of the best fellows lwIng,l IL again a,
the head Of the establishment, which fact
b of itself sufficicu, guaranty that things
viii "movc." We hope the Eagle will
meet Nth the encouragement It's excel
lenec justly noriis.
The II. Albans Messenger comes TO us
in ne~ dress enlarged and very much
improved IA tn mechanical appearance
This Messenger Is ono Of The papers that
we siea,s iakc pleasure IN reading and
VIC arr free Ia say that thcra i, NJ, more
jadieious, straightforward Whlg iounal
N Ncmoui. Success 10 ~ enterprise.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

Vino BEATS TINS MIR f A Leland,
Of this town, killed three pigs, eight months
old. few days since, which weighed 1910
lbs.-annyerage OF 1886 lbs. each - Middle
bury Register.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

or We learn froA ihs Bosien Nil q
Saturday iaat the cssc OF Dspcea Hollis.
Of Bfaiulrce, for ling II quarts 81 cider
tas.oia',an 81 tn lqnor lsa ofi-52. c,a,e
he'ofo III co,at of Common Pleas, Judge
Bssa.p pfgssrine, ia DedhaIu, ora THURSDAY
Tie deiooa. Via vas ene Il ise nfiginll
aAvs.cs'es ~ she lsv. defend d hins lfshly
sni eiqaan'il, Tue isy acre ehaIKod
b b.. Haaag a. 20 ,hr Law aa5 'he e,i1enee,
and re''srA Aftef 'selso h.us senla,
del,bsTa',na ihe eo FRIDAY. cams .stl
Canf H.tbH ts--sci VI guilty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

WI Is Observation-Disclosures IS umbcr
The former makes the brightest flame, but
the latter makes the most lasting beat.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

- - ~-Ne-,iaiien IN stipulated arhara. =
tasz ssA sahsifiu'e fuf var
Etseirsf ~ ~ Ssaafs aBd Haus Of Re-,
rsssaiiSess, TIA, J'aF Senators m Congnsss
hr ins'Fur'rd anA paf representatives, "a
ga-.snd. o. usc theH infature lea such .
a.ssnef - ihsy mas deess lussi i,rogsef md
tss-f iuAA so sscare. Whenever practicable.
q srssasa0n tu tho TREATIES Is ouf gosrn-
n,eta ~sfii oales isstiaas. tss rvtcfrlne g. she
,les ,sll.h II nagaFes, all faiuse nlisnssder-
sisHsisgs shah eAHafa b. satisfactorily
sAjased b. sla.s shle n.sslltious."
~ "a kesalstlaa apg-sai-ing itiAil,-s Is .
Ncisaass g. fcaar tie crltlt.al oa5r 81
thu q ae iss
iisxsiss - ~ Neaais sal iios.ss ~ iirg.
'sss aiaffss ihsi shss,as X Nlasfas b.
sppsssasS g. ie7sss thr efia4nsl code ~
stSis~ .ss "a ,hss state. in sceas.laf.cs pah
a essiissn u l.. u sPcp' tiae ssheiv, nus
'ae iefssa a tss Feae;nl ess.araii,ss u7sa
sai4 pssas.ss,. sD4 fsFsgs g iAe as1l .rs.soa
q IA rsarral 49, sasif.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

O. casss 90 ~blea n,bealg o. perso,-
rated rs saasu' "a cl,iarsa,arn. arc bocoriing
fr-9aea. MfW T. Norell 4 Aftansas.
~ss adsbea II silSsj nn the "a mt, AZ
tbs Hsnef Aiie De h.f bcrih ga p,ssseru
.,eauasf. ~, 49, 1fr rendered iasansstic,
tn4 thsa tas uuef wee rh'rffai frsr
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01
Alq.a -. $500 n. Il.

~. "a Resolution RESTING % ,ht Dis,si.
hutlan at tbs Pahhe Lands.
NBrssss extensive gratfs u lands were
made 70 tn soslhern Hnd aestern states,
- ilie last sessiun at the Congress Of the
fsiied states. 30 AID "a the construction
81 railroads ~iihiB ii,ciT respective limits /;
and shsrcss tho elder states sre partly
'ai''lsd ioshare Ia the distribution II or
islhhe lands, Shencysr any sacl, division
q thr same . n be msde
RsssE,f ~ ths 'Seaais aaf House II Rep-
r'seaiafsues, That ~ approve the prpsir-
iaas 9t the bail ''Easklng grants Of land 10
AID IA ilic construction Of railroads. and fot
sshcs fslrposss,a uhsch passed the House II
Representatives # the United States. Mt
the last ses@ra OF Congress, by the terms
81 vlush mne ,heRsa nd hcnss 81 pnhlic
lands orc granted Is the sesio II Nurusunt,
-''nr tie rappH, q . hooks ~ f1r ether H. =.
~ purposes"
Hsss'rf fstsfAtr. That onr Senators m
faagHs b. inslrar,esi, and oar Reprcscn.
iAiiYes requested 10 asc their influence %
rrsear n ptasagr d Eu act sifnilsr in IL
Irasis,oas Ia tho one nlmcd IN the forcco-
ing Resolution.
h'ss 'ss :, fs7ihes, 1r,s, copies 81 these
fcsoiHtans b. fofearslcd 10 each oi the
sraatofs sai Rapnea ais,ives ~ Congress
ffsia this state.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01

~ sps--g Fl. aalsoa sa'i..s'ia.ng sic t.ss-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27
mo. 4s6 ]
by the President OF the United States.

Of law WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
mar p"se a @ @ be a. s uSss"onS a"s %
the STATE of WISCONSIN, The periods hereinafter designated
Al once WILLOW RIVER, commencing Monday
the second day OF May next for the disposal OF the public lands
uaed within the aforementioned townships and fractional
ships
North ofhs line fourth principe ,nerdan.
Township forty township my, certain
islands aud main Of Lake Superior, Of three
Fractional township h the main shore Of Lake Superior, OF
Township and fractional township, any Ind my
Township oy aud fractional township my on the shore OF
township. ioy-nne and my, the shore or Lake
Superior, Of range niae
townships twenty thiry thirty one and thirty two town.
ships forty seven and foyeght aud fractional township forty
nine, the shore of Lake Superior, OF range ten
hry two, township nine The shore Of Lake
Townships thirty thirty one, huy~o, trtythee, and thiy-
tIelvs.
Townships thirty thrtyone, 'hIrytwo, ryhres, and thirty
Townshp. h, one butytwo ,hirthre and tAiryfOur Of
Towushp thirty one ,hrytwo thirty and thirty four Of
At The land ocst LA CsossE oommencin. on Monday
day May NEXT ot the disposal Of the pubic lands VIII"
in the following named townships, 70 wit
North ofe line and e,t Of the fourth principal nerldas
Townships seventeen eighteen, and Of
Lown.hip. went. one and ,w.ng two q ranse az
Townships tweny-one, twenty-five twenty three and twenty
Townshp rweuone, twenty-five, treny-thres, and twenty
township, iwsnyoue, twenty-five, twentyhrec tw,pyoHr
and twenty-five, Of range ten.
h.p
the STEVENS Polls Z, commencing Monday,
for hr dispnss Of the public lands STU
within Of the aforementioned townships 70 witt
Horth Of Rne eaa Of the fourth Pnepsi r,,rdia-
Township twenty I've, Of range four.
Townships twenty i've, twenty wentyeht twenty
thirty thft, one, and hiry-two, Of range i've.
Township eay-hvr, OF rang" sir
eighteen, nineteen, thirty, and hiryons, In ownsh
twenty five. II seven
Townships twenty-five and twenty sir, OF ran! ten,
Township twenty i've, OF range eleven
oics MN ,sHh, commencing on Monday, the
dav of May the disposal Of the public lands
within the following named townships, viz
Of the line arl Of the fourth npai ueisiG-
Town hip. twenty-five and twenty three grunge thirteen.
Lands by law for the schools 1nilsy, and
Other together with chose and Overlooked land.
:, which shall b. elected by
thr state auho e- err the days appointed Tor the commence
Of the public tales resnectvry under the act entitled m
abr Inc o Aknn-as and other state, 20 reclaim ih
sndd within their msn approved September u.s. 1885,
ulH be trcludei from The .aie'.
offering Of tho aforementioned lands will be commenced on
the days appointed and viii proceed - The order ~ which h
advertised with all convenient despatch until the whole sha
offered, the thus closed but no SAFE shn
longer weeks and no private entry ne
lands will he admitted until rfer the expiration Of me Two weea
Given under the city Of Washington a hrst osy o.
MiLLhRD FILLMORE
Btths President
JoHn WiLsos, -
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[signsd.l.
INSTRUCTIONS,
Embracing condition, BE- incorporated in n, sosc 10 the
trisrt hs Depnri,n. nj rnup deem proper.

Embraeir, condition, 10 be incorporated in IL, sorset, 10 the
trsrt The Deparin NJ may deem proper.
/ Seven minutes are allowed to .nch intermediate Of
Ace when otherwise specified for asserting the mails
but on railroad and steamboat h-ro il to bs
delay than Is sufficient for an exchange OF The mail
ssss.
On route, where the mode II conveyance admits OF it.
the special agents OF the department also post off blanks
mail osg ocks ard keys are 70 be conveyed without
ira charge
J. No pay s be made for trip, not performed and for
each Of such omissions satisfactorily explained, three
times the pay Of the may be deducted For arrivals
far behind time break connexon with depending mails,
and sufficiently excused onefourth Of the
for the trip subject forfeiture Deduction may aso be
ordered for grede Of performance inferior that specified
in the For repeated denqnences Of the kind
herein specified enlarged penalties proporoned the
thereof and imp Of the mail, may be made.
l. For leaving behind or throwing nh The mails, any
portion Of Them for the admission Of passengers for be-
ing concerned setting running express convey
ing commercial intelligence ahead Of the mall quarters
pay may be deducted.
= 5 Fines will b, imposed, unless the delinquency b.
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates Of post
masters the a isvs Of other credtahle persons for fail
ing arrive time for neglecng to take the mail
from, deliver into, post office; for suffering il lowing
either the unsuabencss Of the place manner Of carry
ing be injured destroyed robbed lost and for
10 sing, after demand, convey the mail frequently
the runs or concerned in running coach,
car or steamboat, on a route.
g. Tn. Postmaster General may annual the tract for
repeated failures to sgreesby to contracts for dsobey
ing tho post Office laws tn. instructions Of the depart
ent; for refusing discharge carrier when required by
tn. department do for assigning the contract without
tn. Of the Postmaster Gsnsr. for running an 'r
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FORM FOR A BID

Whs ehonge from advertisement contemplated by The
bidder.
Cor we the may be) there write the name or
in FUN of ee the residence or residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on rou'e No. from
to often the Postmaster Generals odver-
semen for proposals on the dated February z 1883
requires the time stated in the schedules contained in
such advertisement and by the following mode of con-
veyance, TO wit; Here state how it ia T. be conveyed
for the annual Of there write out the sum in words at
full lsnglh.1
Dated tSignedl
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NAVY DHAsrssXr
Bu1EAu or CoSsrsvorIos, EsUrssss, Aap RsS.s
January X, 1919
.AIxD PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Tor ast ana -.
n riube received al this bafsa0 aat O'clock ~
~ az. ash day ssaary next for furnishing dsvrp
qaanue. Of yellow piae mas. and spar timber anTsd sssh
the following navy yards 10 wiz
Al the navy-yard Portsmouth, n H.
Por one raEse, estimated eonlain 3e0 cubic feet
Al the navy-yard Charestown, Mas
FOR three soops war estimated contain 40 cubic fact
Al the nayyyard BROOKLYN, NJ vt
FOR shp of-the line, }
tastess Estimated 70 contain 10 so cubic sxl
For three .lo,ps ofwa, }
AZ the nAyy-yard Philadelphia
Tor two .lonpsos.r estimated 10 contain TAO eQbe fss
Al the navy-yard Warrington d. o.
FOR on. .loop war estimated ooatain ls7s cubic feet
Al the n4vy.ysrd, Gospon, Vas
Tor shp-orthens, Estimated "a contain a,o o,ht 49,
For sloopsoi-war, WV
Al me navy yard, Pensacola, Florida
For oae ngate, estimated 10 contain 1000 cubic ret
For sloop II war;
lib, eoms pieces main
yard, pstImst.d Ga xont.l M Osl eubl. ..,
4 pieces Jack yard, S "'I
4 pieces maintpp sail yard
pieces foTelor sail yard,
t,6sI cube feet
DIMENSIONS or THE FOREGOING srAR TIMBER