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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

AND L0TFORSALE

THE undersigned desires to sell or rent his house
and lot in BrOwnviile. For particulars enquire Of
Brown, Broynvnle. H. 5. THORPE.
april II, 1851. 40 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

"Among the officers of the "Confede-
rate" army, the only name from a free
State. IS that of John Lane, Of Oregon,
son Of the Breckenridge Democratic cam
dida,e for the Vice Presidency" Gosef
lain: he who took a tilt at Andy Johnson,
and then tilted ''tother way in a ''big
l-r~v -
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11
EleCii0nS in fhn SfafeS.

In St. Louis the Republican ticket has
been defeated by the combined oPposi-
ton of every other element, by a major-
ity of $500 votes.
Rhode Island has reelected a Demo
cratic governor-Sprague.
The State ticket and Legislature in
Connecticut are Republican by increas-
ed majorilIes.
In Cincinnati the Democratic Union
ticket was elected by an average MAORI
ty of $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

At a boarding house at Milledgeville,
the day on which the ordinance of seces-
sion was passed, some of the delegates,
who were impatient to be out of the
crowd who were shouting for the inde-
pendent State OF Georgia. r~eproached the
cook for not having supper earlier. He
well, gentlemen, l hear you
say dis mornin' you would be out'n de
States fore tree clock to-day, an
l fought 'twould be late fore you get
back to supper" They excused him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11
PUBLIC MEETING.

As the citizens Of Brownville are aware,
the Commissioners Of Nemaha county
have under consideration the erection OF
a Jail and, perhaps. Olher county Build
ings, The undersigned deem II but
proper that Brownvllle take auxiliary
steps in reference thereto. They there
fore Join in calling a public meeting at
Johnson's Hall. on Saturday evening next,
for the purpose of consultation. Let
everybody attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

The friends of ''gosef lain" are anxi-
Gus TO know of his Whereabouts. We
reckon there Is not enough left of him to
be "visible to the naked eye" since An
drew Johnson took his hide off and hung
the carcass up 10 dry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11
Nebraska N. 3. Conference.
APPOINTMENTS.

The first session Of the Nebraska Con-
ference Of the Nj. f. Church was held
a, Nebraska City last week, Bishop MoR-
Rrs presiding. We are indebted to Rev.
H. BURcu of this place for the following
list of appointments:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

The Charleston and Savannah papers
are out against any duty on ice.-Er.
They'll need something 10 keep them
cool this summer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

Judge Mclean Of the U. S. Supreme
Court died at his residence in Ohio, on
the morning of the 9TH inst. He had
been in very feeble health for some
months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

BrRRv & Co., have for sale the IA
nous SpaUlding's Cephalic Pills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11
CUSTOM WORK.

have on hand a splendid assortment % Ersnsh q
and Calf skins for home manufacture. % order. on l
most resonasle terms. All work warranted Or % g
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11
Texas-a0ld san JacIntO.o

All eyes are now turned IN the dlrec-
ton of the Lone Star" State, as the pres
emf indications are that the first act" IN
The great Reaction Drama, which must
inevitably follow the coup d'stat Of the
C otton Stale PreciPitatOrs. viii in all prob
ability make its debut there. In no one
Of the s~eceeding States have the people
been more grossly imposed upon than in
Texas. From the Texas correspondent
Of the St. Louis Republican we extract the
following as conveying an idea Of the true
state Of affairs in that State:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11
-aska Cifu District.
H. T. DAVIS, P. Z.
Leffer fr0m PikeS Peak.

The Timss-Quartz MiHs-Mining Ne1cs
One Man Killed, and Another WOun-
ded- Heather, &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-11

A special dispatch from Charleston to
the New York Herald states that the
authorities had received official notifca-
,ion that supplys viii be furnished Mai.
Anderson at any hazard. Immense
preparations were immediately commence
ed. Orders were issued for the entire
military reserve 10 proceed to their sta
lions. -Four regiments of q thousand
each have been teiegraphed 10 from the
country. Ambulances and other Prepa-
rations for the wounded are being made.
Seven guns from the citadel was the sig
nal for the assembling of the reserves,
and the city was thrown into great ex-
element. Seventeen regiments, 500
strong assembled in an hour, and al 8
in the morning left for the Qualifications.
All the vessels in the harbor necessary
for transportation were 10 be put in SER
vice by noon. Major Anderson display
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

SrosryIcAsr IScIpESr.-An incident occurred nes'
Fort McIIenry on Tuesday, which is worth narra"ns'
Gen. Cadwalder was passing through the camp YIN
in arm with that traitor Marshal Kane. AZ u'''
passed squad of the Third Baaliono Of Massasnu''"'
Orderly Sergeant Starr called out, Three cnee'' ~
the General but none for Kane Gen. T. de"sn''s
"Who did ,hatr To which Sergeant 5. respon'eo
prompty. Then Gen. C. asked ii there were any
others in the squad who ndorsed the CALL and every
man stepped to the front. Gen. u or'erea 'ne n,
of Starr, but afterward he was released zen =.
snd thor Massachusetts, men do not 30 readily forget NJ
10Th of April, and the nfamy OF MAr'n"' nA"''
DEPARTURE OF Mas. LrscoLs FOR ws'Hiso1o''-
Ms. Lincoln on "Wednesday receveda te'eyraphic me-
sage from Washington, which was probably one o. 0I
siderable importance as in less than an hour s0s
pared TO start for the National Capital
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Financial.
TREASURY DRPaKTsRST, May III, ldbl
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received NJ this

TREAsURl DRPAKTsRSr, May IL. labl.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received NJ TINS
- Department until II oc noon Of Tuesdav, the twenty
met May current for the remsiodr OF STOCK OF he
tebroary amounting to eight millions nine hundred
and ninety four thousand dollars This stock viii oea ircre
the r days January aud July ia eash year and will be re-
imhusabe in veoy years om the hs day Of Januay a,t
The proposals the oh-fe m earn und 40 DOT
a Of s'ocs AID must BE- for one OF more thousands OF dollars
deposited with the Treasurer Of the Unred Ste at Wrhiog
ton with Assistant Treasurer at Boston Phi Gipna or
ury aud the certificate showing such deposit must accompany
the offer The TO the Scccty the right to decline
hid uut dcd ad ambiguous 10 the United states
The amounts PAYABLE under the acoeptd offers Tor this loan
must be deP SIZED Win the IiSr OF the Td He OF On On
before the ;wenty9tb day Of Mag no current bus If any so
ce,rd bidder shall desire to deposit at any other point h re-
On tie ece hee Of the proper oGrac1fo showing such de-
fl bdde heir asgnees the accounts which they may
he ied in OF thousand five thousand and ten
ihon.aud dqar' zach as may be Iqsd u.croed 'iofk
bepnerac the books Of the Treasury asreeaoy TO tire
slold any scccpcd bidder desire certificates Of ock with
coupons OF senHnuua interest attached Thereto they WIN DC
Issued accordingly In sums of one thousand o9af' ea,n nm
coupons attached fT Interest from the rst DAY o. y ei
the IT .asury be and cted by deSeiy lhe
interest such copoa stock from he dae Of the deposit there
accepted bidder h' ss''sns or attorney by the depository
vi whom the principal was dep9.ied ,-..a -, Aha On.
The proposals this notice should be indorsed on the en-
yeopes Popoasr Loan o 8th tcbuTy 1901 and addressed
TO he Secretary of the reury; they be put under
,hs assistant treasurer 1T Newl OH will forward
them 10 his Department they should he sent In season to be
opeued and decided al the time above stated. $50,
The preliminary deposit Of cent required from all pa
dets win b, ncnded In the 6ua deposit u es''U biddefs
and win be directed Immediately returned TO unsuccessful
bidders > T. CHASE secretary OF 'he i'o"Su'''
NOTICE The time for receiving proposals under tue lore
going advertisement is eT'endd un'i saturday the zoh
Bidders may propose ia the alternative for bonds o the
description shove forth slecihed rate o. Tor an eq
amount Treasury Notes any rate not below par snch
Treasury Notes being receivable fr pnbc dues or c'iverpe
into Boud deem ab" In too years
.the op Of the holder II any bidder proposes TO mare
a separate otter for Bonds Treasury Notes 1t VIII
be couside I'd The offers regarded as most aiNan
tareous TO the United States Will be accepted oil amounts
under accepted Offers must be deposited ain me Iie
nr. or an A,stant Treasurer before the r' day Of
june next or preferred third may be d-poed on 81 be
oneird before the tenth and the eel
third on or before the twentieth Of June next -
) +. CHASE. Secretary OF the Treasury.
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SAVE TIE PIECES.

SAVE TIE PIECES!
ECONOMY DISPATCH,
~ A sr,ToH IN TlxK SAWS NisE"0
d,ae.an tcH hdppcp, IN pal-veybiaied .sis II IL
very dsbe have cheap and way Tor 70
psifir = Furniture Toys CToct-ry, &c
SPALDlNn'5 PREPARED GLUE
meets all such euerg-nces and household afford b
without H. It's slways ready aud to the sticking point
"USEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE"
B-A brush accompanies each bottle. Pyee rs cents
Addrrss HENRY c. 6PALDING,
No. a. Cedarst, New.YorL
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PILLS,

pv the - ofthee Pill. periodic attacks Nevros' ~ Sk
T, n, NAV be prevented and II taken at the INFRINGEMENT
# an attack mmedi4te relief from pain and sickness WIN De
,btsined. -
Thew seldom f, IN remoysy the Na,'eo and Hadlehe !"
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co'fire1e"
For Iiray Students Delc'te Females and al pe'oh'
NJ 9,ntayv Aabis they valuable L1rfte improving
the app giving and rigcr to the dee tive organs ana
restoring the natural elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALIC Pills the result of long nvsstistion
and conducted experiments having been ia use 'ny
,ea. curing which they have prevented aud relieved
va, .mouut Of pa and suffering from Headache whether orig
,ingin the nerorr system nom dernsed state oil ths
,forooh.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition ard may be
l.n all time. with perfect safety, without maAns@ny chase
Of diet and s o,eH, Of any disdg'eeab" ade 'e"de'"e"
70 admintster fbepi 10 ohHirfn
BEWARE OF COUNTERFfIT5.
IT,. ,spn,ne have i've signatures Of HENRY O. SPALDlNo
on each Bot
Sold bv Druggists and I'll other De,iers Ia Medicines
Bo, viii be sent by mail prepaid on receipt oith'
PRICE. IS CENTS.
All orders .hould be addre"edto
HENRY G. SPALDINd,
No i9Cedsr,t, New York
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- Yorh-THE HOCSATONlC BANK Plaintiff sgaia,t
NOAH GIBSON, SAMUEL d. CROSBY aud GEOhGE
ROBBINS, Delendauts.-sUmmOnstoIa money demand on
Conrac. the Defendants. You hereby summoned aud
required the complaint In tbs action OF which copy
will fed office OF Clerk Of the City aud County OF
hcwYork and copy Of aus~er to the aid com
paint the subseber bis Office NO 2 Broadway 10 ths
City Of NewYok within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive IL the Of such iec and fail y answer
the complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action will take judgment against for the OF twenty.
nine thousand hundred aud nifty three aud 81 0 dons,
with interest twelve Thousand dollars from the fourth day OF
May 1861 and thousand hu dcd aud hty
three 47l00 dollars from the fourteenth day Of May
eight hundred and besides the costs Of this
sclion.-Dsted May u.s. 1861.
DUDLEY FIELD. Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint her filed IN the office % the Clerk Of
the City AID County of New Yos ia the City Hall In aid city
on the 18th day OF May 1861. niyl6 lsw6~f
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rI,O the CREDITORS of FRANKLIN ID.

TTNO the CKEDTIUKS OF FRANKLIN ID.
CAssORT, insolven debtor. Take notice Of order.
granted Mach s. 1851 by the Hon George u. Dunberre
County Judge Of Ontario County, ~ the petition Of
FRANKLIN d. CASS0kT OF CanandsiRua In said County
inoyent debtor and many Of his creditors residing within
the United whose debts amounted TO o.
of ali the debt. owing by the said nsoven 10 creditors esd
Ing wit the United States requiring all the creditors OF said
insolyet sh cause, they have, before lin At bis
Office 40 the village Geneva Ontsdo County T. on the
2st day May i6 O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of that day
why s.sig said insovens estate shond not be
made aud b. be discharged from debts pursuant to the
visions statute dschss Of insovent from his
COOLING RICHARDSON,
ms lawiiwF Attorneys for Iusolvent
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. K
lN-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and NEST Spring ar
i. EIpes. Train flom lethst Station For Wiamsord{e
"'' JOHN BURCHILL Asst Sept
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~. &. SF,LDtN0, F.1. 49,.
Ceuh.c Pl. more p,riicul.ly hefre II
b.s. 40, thtnt ~ the tind pl~ae nd {"
One ~ nv ho l. suhircf 20 Sick Heatich-
rsg,, s..,rs cured Of attach In hour
your Ll. which sen' her
Respectfully yours, - . ..
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CUPREME COURT of the STATE OF NEW

CUPREME COURT of the STATE OF NEW
- YORK JOHN &. ZlGMOLA. JAMES MOlR, vii
LIAM MARSLAND. aud 1HtMlSrOCLns 7. a. rEThO
COkINOS, plaintiffs OCT CHAS. SCHMIGT and KLEIN,
whose issn s. nuknowu, eendsnis-Sonmons-Io
the You hereby summoned and required toanwer
the complaint in mi. action hch will be- filed IN the office Of
the Clerk Of the City aud County e New at the Cry Hall
sd city, and to copy of your answer 10 the said com
Ia said City witnn twenty days Al the service OF this
you esou i've Of the day Of such service aud you fan
answer the ssid complaint within th- time afJieadi tie
plaintiffs in his action viii tske Judgment against you for the
sum Of thirteen thousand eight hundred and two dollars aud
cents nine thousand three hundred
aud seseity s and seventy cents from p
1861 and the twenty day of March,
thousand hundred and four IN 'nsnd hive bnn
bred and twsnyy dollars aud fifteen cents bedes the costs
of this action.-Dst.d May l. 1851 -
CUMMINS, ALEXANDER GREEN,
PantifS Attorneys,
No 20 Exchange place. New J orb City
The complaint IN this action tiled Ia the office Of the CLERK
Of the Cs and County New ok q. the City Hal In the
City OF New-York, On the second day OF May 1911
CUMMINS ALEXANDER. GREEN.
M3swlowF Psintifs' Attorney No 20 E1chaf &c plsee.
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Blu, vgrsoS. OhIo. Jan. Is, 1871

HELtt EtN0N VhIn' IhI' " VT
Vv-Er G. sP,fnIN0 eco =, l,.h ..,1 mi.
p.,.. agd lneo..d twenty 6v. cents Tor Wh'eh en1 ,
,,ol.r hor 81 your Cepbalio Pills Thy are Truly ' Dc"
P,fis Afrc sTrtsd . cro,-rp - ~
p"o0' Belle Vernon Nysndot Co. o.
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CAITIONl

Az certain unpncpled TO palm OF
the public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
Iwoud a. persons examine before purchasing aud
that the full name, - - -
Il tho outside wrapper Az ohers suindng e0uHtff
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Gales bp Anrtlon.

A. NJ. MRRwIN. Aucuoneer. 80,
DY BANGS, MERWIN n Co., Irving Buildings,
I'D Nos aud 500 broadway Of Books Stationery
Pictures, Works OF Ant fancy Goods. Furniture. &C
FRIDAY Evening, May ~ at q oclOct., a.,
A COLLECTION Of choice ENGLISH ENGhANlNGS, fss,ei
Drawing Water Colors Aubroty Photographs o'uo,e
Scran Prints &c uany Of them richly framed Al.o
PARIAN sATIErTES STEREOSCOPlC INSTRUMENTS
&c. Ca alogues ready.
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
IOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOO4


GREAT DouBLE-TRAcK ROUTE
TIE GR & SHORT IIISE 70 rAE wEsT
Facilities for the rsnporsoa OF ard from Civ
Giesn and ali other town. 10 the West. NI hwe', sad
South ansu'Is, ed r peeo ana r9snoI ny rous
landt.t)- Moruiug Express a. ILL., Eveong Express mi
- At M 1m &c pt5c cc va ,1 t., there With IN W.
Steering aud smoking car, on al the trains.
always low and the time as quick a. BY any othes
BY b. route Freishs Of all description. be
ardrom sy pon, Railroads e Oho Kentucky laiiaak
hi Of, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri By RAILROAD ol-
RECT port on the Davsabe rivers Of the west oy
f Feis % aud from any point Of the Yves, BY tn.
PenD.Ivss Raj I'd Se AycrblY eh.sa
b ss n. road Conpaaes Merchant. AID shippers nsr,
s ", 20. so"rdescs 90 i. .pe,dy tamil
T. Coupsuy s.o msina rs an Ems'n' .s
able De Of At On, hail he ne si aus
0 rl EhGS co r':s9: gag Ass'' no a'' A''
No A;oI tGe;si and 70 south w s,.l,4
ENocH LEWIS. General sup't, A:oons, p.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-tare six Ceats.-
- Boats leave every hour FROM to p from foot
Whitehaist. ei', side Of the Battery
NIGHT BOAT to NEW HAVEN'T TBAy-
~ ~ LR Leave. at u ~ errisins II iue for al '.y
moni"g trains The Elm CITY caves At no az e'-ss
CTATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.
THROGUIi 10 TOIIENViLlE sni AMrOY
Trains with Boats 100. e Nh b.lst duly, sud
a. l. I AM Return, Iot-n'ur q ';ip snis
m l. md $50 Sunday. i~sve To ensi 81 az
Ii l. s.G leave N-ss-lo's at sd IA 60 "a =
and D. sorping Gerfeons. N,~-uJr, Cam rGr1n1tA
Rchuol d Ofods tngsilc Annsias Iiu.uerct s;A.ioa
Pnnces Bay. rle'-sat rliip. md R'tmond Valley
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VIA NEW
i PORT aid FALL RINI R-The .peedid and .apcn0r
METROPOLIS. Cs' I.l leaves NeS-l ok evrJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. II O'Clock N,
ID the IS ~ STATE Capt \ en-. on MONDAY. NEoNES
DAY md FRIDAY. at O'Clock M. from Pier No 3N X.
Hereafter viii be- regarded s-cursd sppd
mil IN, .hill hove href paid for.
Freight Boston i srded through with crest dpsea %
:" " q. oUaDEE Agent No.. 20 and II Vests,
NEW-Y aud ERIE RAILROAD
~ PASSENGER TRA IS leave via Psyonis Ferry and
Long rock. nom foot Of G. sub-rs-st.
DTShIRk EXPRESS az 7 q.
NAL At So a m. This Train remains nigh, at e
III BOD proc'.d the nest ~ ri .
WAY a. 40 p. for Mdtle'own, Newoursh and Inter
NIGHT EXPRESS Saly st5:oop Tie TRAIN Of Saurdsy
stops all Mail Train Sation and rum only 70 Eimir.
NArHASIEL MARSH. Receiver
NOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
L Danb,ry Rairosd-The steamer ALICE PRICE leaves
Caharine Nket Wharf DAILY 81 p. m leaves NorwaA,
DAILY u o! a. ~ Fare 80 Cegts
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PlilLA-
~ DELPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY.-Mal snd Express LII es leave Nsw.York andn
a. "a aud and Fave S3 Through tlcset.s sold for Gin.
and the West. and for Nsshi gton Ne. oe~n. SOC
tie South &c apd hro1gh baggage checAed to "A'hs"na
J. W WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be- received for trains unless delivered ana
checked Is in advance of the time ofleavnE
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County Of NeuYork notice is hereby given - all
pc rsoI having claims sganst EDWARD CLAIM, lac Of the
City Now York deceed TO prestn the same ih vouchers
thereof sub.ciber her residence No ~ Ninth az
euue n CITY NewYork before the 7th dg Of sep
TENDER neI-Da,ed NewY orb the 18Th day Of March, 1861
SUS N CLARK, AdniajsirgiriL
mills lAw6mFs JOHN CLARK. Administrator
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Gro A. LEAvlrT, Auctioneer.
DY GEO. A. LEAVTTT d CO.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms Nos 2 and % Mercerst for the 'ae OF Books
St.iiosery Works Of Art etc. CoDsisnu ens solicited
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Oatcr-Cure.

7 AWRENCE WATER-CIRE and HOTEL.
IL BRArrLEBORO', Vermont.
lhi. delightful viii oprr uud eItely new auspices
for the reception Of yi-itor. early iu June.
REFERENCES ~ rhE cay OF NBW-i1Hk.
A Schri.,y mo- e. 81. Gusiasns Schwsb Esq,
Toui, (,tos man esa Charles Wesch. esq,
Biclar, n. Bow ne esd. Alifeo ScheTInDrhOru esq,
G.. C. Warren esl., NInsu Bow esq
n Wc.e,d mex esq, Ben jauIiu Collins esq,
Cha les A Clinton esl ysmrs Grey esq
Inl,u. T. rIfn.r Peer y Sweeney esq.
HIM J,m.s > I,ryetv Washington; Major Nism Austin,
U.SA.; F. Well. esq. b'atleOOro, snd Judge
Tyler braticUoo'.
For further informaiiOn address
' " Enstl.borO' W.
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMS.-Sealed

II
j Proposals will he received Springfield III be-
the eleventh h day Of June at by the under
gned Commissioner. the part OF the State Of iinois for
furnishing delivered at Springfield Ill., the following arms and
equipments: . 49,
!ieo) ten Thousand Mimic Rihed Mukets with ansas bay
eight huntredth (40 inch csibei 3Jnch length cf
bar ell
q o. two thousand Minnie Rifles, with sword bayone
hfy, light hundredth 58) inch caber 90 inch lmsth Of
rel Tlc be- rihed with three twi, In
4, lands to be equal Each pat 20 be-
equal Ia all respects the standard required BY the United
States and be tie tests Ia by said
Government .
To each mu.ket ard re screwdhver with cone-wreneb
wiper; tomI lou. and spare cone.
70 each IS twenty hve muskets and rtes, ballscrow
spriug vice; tumblT and wire punch
ia0oo seabbsi6 Adapted to the above standard OfHms
20O0 West BELT, }
The the right TO reject any proposal
The under the law 10 on delivery
~ per completion Of contract
Address ...,, 49,.
CUiMIS ,IONERs FOR PURCHASING ARMS.
! ySS rintsSS Commissioner.
Springfield H.. May 49, 1861.
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Ofcan Cleaners.

DOR LTVERPOOL.-The steamship GREAT
i EASTERN Jane, tett Thjmpson, comma der WIZ pos
lively sail New-i for Liverpool Oh SAIOhDA'
May Is ,, .,o,,,,
First Cabin
Second abin with superior accommodations 70
GRINNELL, MiNTURN Co.. Agents,
NOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
l. SATURDAY Ma 1.-THE Uni ed State. Mail Steamer
ARAtip ~ III es Commander, viii aal ON Tier No. 81
North Rive foot Of Beachst, on SATURDAY, NAV - at
noon Tn ealhip Unsurpassed for safety aud cmiort has
under inelo-ed by waeriigh compartments.
tyic de other tend in the event Of collision "r
keep the punps free TO worh ana ecuie thr SAFETY
Of vessel md passengers.
foi ''e's"' VI Pe try SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents No. Broadway
The steamer FULTON will sail June q.
DOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ls,s s,ea ,sf VIII cave Nea York III. l lh aud 2lt
~ sscn nou c6cep when these dae. s on ~ NDAf when
,I Jev Of decartur, will be the MONDAY following. FOR
n,eht OF pa ssee apply the only ohcr No. 80.
rltIIE NORTH GERMAN LLOlDS STEAM
4 SHIP NEW-Y ORR, q Wenke, Comma der, carving the
United states Mail viii nail from Pier NO ~ Noith h'er loot
OF Chambegs-st..
SATURDAY. June O. at u O'Clock M,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taxing passenger 20 ...... - .,,.,,1,. ,n,y,,ry
al the following rates; 49,
Fir,t CABIN liOa: Second Cabin, +6Oi Sieersge, S3j
For Freight Passage, apply 70 . 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

NOR SALE at AUCTION, June A. at 2 o'clock,
Il on the premi-esTbe dcsrsbi- FARM Dated a, MAN
VASSET l.. L. on Cow Bay, mile from the fosOhce 10
mill. from Newly ork csmmuncsii ~ twice day Ssd tern
consu GO acres Of excellent Land well fenced and In good
conoi,ion hn Pond In front of the honse Dwelling
House old Barn god The Bay furishe, the oe 81
ysters snd Clans sod Wild tosl in their staoni Manure
after Farm, which is OF the mot dessoe
~ .na Rsy' Inouire of THOMAS W. PEARSALL,
VII Wv N'' No 10 Lafayette. place y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

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